Bold preacher's reversal echoes Peter's vow at resurrection
A historical church figure faced a dramatic shift, now proclaimed as contradicting his earlier denial. The narrative recalls Peter among the apostles as he declared his faith after denying Christ, highlighting a striking turn in character.
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State Viewed as Key in Civil Defense Plan
A federal report to President Truman stresses that civil defense begins with the individual and expands to the family and community. The state is the key operating unit, acting as the field army with counties and cities as divisions, coordinating with federal and local efforts.
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Buckingham Palace Mystery Solved by Sailor Intruder
A sailor sneaked past palace walls and entered Maj. Gen. Salisbury Jones's room taking a box of diplomatic papers. He dumped the box in a garbage can and slept on the palace lawn as Scotland Yard mobilized to investigate the incident.
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Palace Farce and British Mock Royalty
A witty take on royal life as Scotland Yard tightens security at Buckingham while the public enjoys a Gilbert and Sullivan style mockery of high officials. The piece notes Britons’ fondness for light palace farce and a reluctance to fully grow up.
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Scotland
End of the Korean War? MacArthur’s role and the lingering struggle
The piece honors General MacArthur for Inchon and Pyongyang feats and recalls the sacrifice of United Nations troops in Korea. It argues the war is not over and stresses that peace and freedom must be meaningfully realized for Koreans. It frames the conflict as a long, ongoing drama in human terms.
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Men and Rivers by Tolstoy and the idea of human variety
Tolstoy argues against simplistic character labels asserting that people, like rivers, display differing traits across time. Each person harbors all human qualities, appearing sometimes kind, sometimes cruel, yet remaining essentially the same individual.
Woman's Place, Etc. Aims to Boost U S Women Athletes
Richmond News Leader comments on Pat rick J. Kelly of the Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union urging a national push to develop top women athletes after Russian women dominated European championships. The piece mocks gender bias and urges supporting female tennis golf swimming, while criticizing emphasis on looks. Moscow, take it away.
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New York City
Kelly
United States
Moscow
Jamison farm sale prize bid tops Grimes land auction
Lester Arnold led with ten thousand dollars as the high bid for the 172 acre Jamison farm and orchard near Grimes defeating Jack Knode and others. J Kenneth Robinson claimed the City Tennis title. Couples welcomed a newborn boy born to Mr and Mrs Paul Miller of Cameron Street. Winchester Police sought a thief who stole a communion set from St Paul AME Church on N Loudoun Street. Howard Statler and wife observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Ethel B. Rinker of the War Finance Committee convened a special Women’s Division meeting. In 10 years past, Frances Ure presented a Civil War flag and Fairfax Inn noted as hospital. A new ladder-pumper truck was to be shipped to Rouss Fire Co from Wisconsin next week. Berryville Bobcats finally beat Aldie 26 to 6. Twenty five years ago a marriage license issued to Porter Bunner and Mary Fletcher. Rest couple and water supply notes capped the era.
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Paul G. Miller
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Stella White
Winchester
St. Paul Ame
N. Loudoun St
Howard Statler
Boyce
Ethel B. Rinker
Winchester-Frederick
Frances Ure
Fairfax Inn
Rouss Fire Co
Wisconsin
Berryville Bobcats
Aldie
Editorial Roundup on McCarran Bill Enforcement
Editors broadly favor amending immigration provisions of the McCarran Act while arguing enforcement is uneven and sometimes overzealous. Pieces from Philadelphia to Hartford note the law’s focus on subversive activity, with critics warning overreach could undermine core freedoms.
Woman's Auxiliary backs Little Garden Club safety campaign
The Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital endorses the Little Garden Club safety campaign. Corresponding Secretary Mrs Hugh Clark signs on behalf of the auxiliary.
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Bacitracin Shows Promise In Amebiasis Treatment
A study of 51 amebiasis patients fed bacitracin by mouth over five to 20 days found only three still harboring amebas after treatment. Eight hospitalised cases improved rapidly with diarrhea control and ulcers healed in four to fourteen days. Some relapses occurred but often responded to further bacitracin. reactions were minimal and it may be used with other drugs.
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King
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Records
Reported rainfall for 24 hours ending 7 a m today is .08 inches. October rain to date is 2.67 inches, with 1950 rainfall to date at 35.04 inches and the 37 year average at 36.56 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1949 list January through December as 2.50 1.92 2.86 3.09 3.77 3.78 3.81 3.93 2.58 3.34 2.47 2.42 inches respectively. Courtesy of Winchester Research.
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Winchester Research
Local Question Answers For County Figures
Frederick County 2,000,000 Clarke County 650. Frederick County 200,000 Clarke County 11,000.
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Clarke County
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions Daily Scoring
A quiz style page presents true or false prompts and factual questions. It includes items about Senator More and AFL conventions, Adeste Fidelis, a bread wine and thou quotation source, Korea air attacks, sealing a letter of introduction, a bird that flies backward, Clare Booth Luce’s congressional state, the Pasha in diverse regions, Norway's European Army plan, and The Three Musketeers motto.
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Clare Booth Luca
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Immortality of Contempt or Glory Explored
The piece ponders fame and lasting memory through biblical figures and everyday life. It warns that immortality can be gained or lost by actions, noting Pontius Pilate Judas Iscariot and Jeroboam as examples, and urges reflection on how we are remembered by family and friends.
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Jeroboam
Nebat
Israel
Jesus
Then last night Perry Kimbro in awakening heartbreak
Perry Kimbro nurse endures emotional collapse after Philip Kulender’s alleged impropriety and Sanna Mehitty gossip dominates Pinelands. Sally Stewart reveals town rumors that threaten Perry and Sanna as Perry confronts love, betrayal, and a possible recovery rumor.
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