Night skies warn Bisera crackdown in Napoleonic tale
The October 25 1952 Winchester Evening Star column reflects on Bisera the stars in their course fought against, likening their struggle to ice and snow opposing Napoleon. It notes divine disfavor toward tyrants and conquerors as a moral frame for the historical reference.
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Bisera
Napoleon
Stevenson and Trumanism in the 1940s campaign tone
A political column surveys Stevenson and Truman differences on Taft Hartley repeal federal fair employment practices rules and Senate reform. It recalls Stevenson reversals and a heated, mudslinging campaign while urging issue based debate and noting Truman and Stevenson both appear personally honorable.
Stevenson and Truman policy clash over budget balance
The piece questions Governor Stevenson’s praise of Truman's fiscal policy while noting the budget has balanced only twice in eight years. It asks for a clearly stated fundamental policy difference between Truman and Stevenson, citing Byrd and urging disclosure of any such measure.
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Stevenson
Truman
Stev
Enson
Senator Byrd
Virginia
Union
New York Times
Licly
Washington
Baltimore
America
President Truman
Star
States debate voter registration renewal by mail and annual rolls
The Wall Street Journal notes varied registration rules across states from annual renewals in New York to automatic status in 20 states and other periodic requirements in Iowa Louisiana Missouri Nebraska Wyoming South Dakota and Texas. The piece urges review of these regimes alongside New York’s renewal by mail proposal.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
New York State
New York
Iowa
Louisiana
Missouri
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Births and Social News From The Files Of The Star
Berryville announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Potts Jr. Ruth McDaniel is the former Mrs. Potts. Emily Souse's marriage to Kenneth Miller Clevenger is announced. Mrs Beasie Robinson wintering in St Petersburg. Jessie McClapton receives sapphire emblem for 30 years at C and P Telephone. Mrs Patterson of San Francisco visits Winchester. May McCarty returns to Winchester from New York City.
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Berryville
Potts
Ruth McDaniel
Busan Snider
Arthur Seger
Emily Souse
Kenneth Miller Clevenger
Lohr Clevenger
Harry W Ebert, Jr
Beasie Robinson
W. Cork Street
St. Petersburg
Frs
Jessie McClapton
C. and P Telephone Co
Mr. Patterson
San Francisco
Pred Crisman
May McCarty
Winchester
New York City
Mrs Seabright Hosts Birthday Honoring Catherine March
Mrs Thomas Seabright entertained in honor of her granddaughter Catherine March for her birthday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Warren returned home after visiting Mrs Bessie Darling at Dearfield, MA. Mr A M Baker attended a Masonic Meeting in Norfolk, VA.
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Thomas Seabright
Catherine March
Thomas W. Warren
Bessie Darling
Dearfield
A. M. Baker
Norfolk
Engagement announced for Miss Hattie Wood Glass and Mr William B Davis
Announcement reported the engagement of Miss Hattie Wood Glass to Mr William B Davis. Telephone exchanges at Martinsbury and Winchester broke down causing 40 minutes of no calls.
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Hattie Wood Glass
Wiliam B. Davis
Martinsoury
Winchester
Cost of Truman whistle stop campaign runs into many thousands
Readers asked if the White House funded Truman trips and if Hatch Act rules apply. The column estimates at least 25 000 per trip and about 75 000 before Election Day, plus hidden costs from entourage salaries rail travel police protection and research. It notes Hatch Act exemptions for policy making officials.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Commission
Apple Pan Dowdy Contest Judge Visits Martinsburg WV
Frank Armstrong Jr the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival vice president and National Fruit Product Co Inc president served as a judge in Martinsburg West Virginia for the West Virginia Apple Pan Dowdy contest at the Hotel Shenandoah at 10 am Appalachian Apple Service hosts the event after which judges attended a luncheon The winner advances to Oct 1 National Apple Day in Washington DC to join five other state winners in selecting an All Eastern Apple Pan Dowdy queen
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Frank Armstrong, Jr
Shenandoah
National Fruit Product Co., Inc
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Hotel Shenandoah
Appalachian Apple Service
Washington, D. C
Rainfall Totals and Averages From 39 Year Period
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour rainfall ending 7 am today none. October rainfall to date 128 1952 rainfall to date 38.10. Average yearly rainfall 36.78 inches with monthly averages listed for 1912-1981 including October at 3.27 inches and March 2.88 through December 2.60.
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Dee
Care in Using New Drugs and Antibiotics
Glowing reports of new antibiotics lead the public to misuse them. Aureomycin chloramphenicol and tetracycline check many infections but risks include severe anemia and diarrhea from altered gut flora. Physicians should guide use, not self treatment. Fordyce's disease is a harmless lip membrane condition. treatment is optional if uncomfortable.
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Fordyce
How's Your IQ Memory Genius Quiz
A daily 10 day IQ quiz with scoring levels from Memory Genius to Dopey Doc and a set of trivia questions. Includes questions on fairy tale characters, nationalities, ancient currencies, literature, Arlington Cemetery location, Billy the Kid, the Louisiana Purchase price, Adowa battle, US tax law, and a grammar correction.
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South Pacific
Arlington National Cemetery
Billy the Kid
United States
France
Menelik
Adowa
Profane Person Lives Apart From Temples Influence
Lt Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas D D defines a profane person as secular and worldly whose life is lived apart from religious influence. He may curse or be silent yet all share a lack of true life and religion. The author urges a turn toward God by saying no to self and yes to faith.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Harry S. Truman
Free World
Houston
Tex
Dewey
State Allocates Funds for Clarke School and Others
The Virginia State Board of Education approved 3.2 million in new construction and additions for public schools. State funds total 899,520 with localities contributing 2,206,456. Major allocations include 975,000 for Virginia Beach high school, 821,080 for Clarke County high school, 550,269 for Mecklenburg East End High, and 599,775 for Mecklenburg West End school.
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State Board of Education
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Clarke County
Mecklenburg County
East End
Mecklenburg
West End
Good Morning Visit Sparks Crime Plot Twists
In a tense scene Elizabeth Daly’s detective Gamadge discusses the murder case with Miss Austen and Clara. They note police limits, public speculation, and a possible lead linked to Nordhall as Gamadge plans urgent action to uncover the killer.
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Miss Austen
Gamadge
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