Winchester Star Classified Notice Fragments
Local note appears from Winchester Virginia post office entry and a brief religious scripture line. No clear event or person named beyond generic postal filing and a bible quote.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1947
Page
4
Local note appears from Winchester Virginia post office entry and a brief religious scripture line. No clear event or person named beyond generic postal filing and a bible quote.
The editorial criticizes the House un American Activities Committee inquiry into communists in Hollywood. It argues the committee lacks concrete evidence and warns the probe risks backfiring on Congress if not based on solid information. It sides with Cooper Montgomery Reagan against broad taint of the industry.
Edmund W. Sinnott of Yale warns that government poultryless Thursday policies harm farmers and conservation. He cautions atomic bombs require more than technologists, calling for education in history and the arts for broader understanding.
Yalg already retools curricula to mix liberal arts with science for degrees while science dominates public life. The author argues that global education must mirror this balance as science with its astonishing discoveries, including the atomic bomb, holds power over humanity contingent on culture, history, and humane understanding.
Current Opinion commends Delegate E. O. McCue for urging Virginia Parents and Teachers to push localities to fund public education. He warns the State or Federal governments should supplement, not replace, local effort, arguing local control fosters responsibility and reduces bureaucracy.
Secretary-General Trygve Lie names Chester Bowles former head of OPA as chairman of the United Nations Appeal for Children. The 1948 drive, urged by Norway’s Aake Ording, will mobilize committees worldwide to aid war victims’ orphans and displaced families.
Governor Tuck tells the Virginian Education Association in Richmond that Virginia must fund services only from current revenues. He warns that larger appropriations require higher taxes or cuts elsewhere if incoming funds are insufficient.
The text extols God’s grace as the basis of all true religion and welfare. It cites Dr. Samuel Johnson’s fifty five year struggle with resolution and his final casting of self aside to cling to God. It asserts that only divine grace can save and sustain through life and death.
The page lists ten trivia questions on topics from literature to geography and history. Questions cover Lion Feuchtwanger’s diplomat, wheat leaders, Statue of Liberty height, Halley’s comet interval, thermometer equivalence, beard norms for Indians, Nikola Petkov, British boxing eligibility for Negros, nicknames for New England states, and eggs nutrition.
Radio and screen star Jimx Falkenberg keeps house and watches for waste fats. She urges housewives to save every pound to ease the global fats and oils shortage. The government notes the shortage remains critical and asks continued public effort.
Present and past rainfall data show 48 hours ending 7 a m with no rainfall, year to date 1.09 inches and 1947 rainfall to date 27.33 inches. Average monthly rainfall by month over 1913-1946 lists values from January 2 45 to December 2 43 inches, courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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