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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1952
Page
4
In a public discourse, residents remind that personal dislike or disagreement with a politician or religious figure does not justify spreading untrue statements. The speaker notes hearing many instances of slander and calls for responsible commentary amid community tensions.
The editorial frames Korea as the central issue in the 1952 race. It argues the Korea conflict is a Soviet American war and criticizes stagnation while praising Eisenhower for a personal Korea visit and for promising to train South Korean troops. It stresses the need for new options to shift the balance away from Russia and prevent a prolonged war.
The piece argues voters should judge Korea policy by future plans not past errors. It critiques Adlai Stevenson for promising continued policy without clear actions and questions where his solutions lie beyond general optimism.
Ten years back Mrs. George F Miller visited Fort Custer to see Major Miller. Miss Elizabeth Keckley stayed with the Keckleys in Washington. Mrs. G Snapp and Mrs. Lester Polhamus returned from Frederick. Eva Campbell of Buffalo was a house guest of Mrs. Daniel Wood. Horace Davis attended the Laurel races.
Mrs Gordon Aiken announces Frances Elizabeth Wolfred to Robert Powell Ridgeway J son of Mr and Mrs Ridgeway of Boyca Mr and Mrs Philip Barrick announce Julia Phyllis to Kenneth Stewart Bhenk son of Mrs Joseph Shenk
Mr and Mrs Joe Penda of Grimes celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Six local capitalists formed a new telephone company to compete with Winchester Telephone Co claiming the existing service was poor.
Indirect yet effective State Department pressure claims credit for European preference for Governor Stevenson over Eisenhower. Acheson warns European capitals on post June 30 aid, slows overseas work, and stirs debate on Yalta Potsdam repudiation and Truman-Acheson roles in postwar security.
Educational quiz prompts list 10 daily tasks with scoring by correct answers. Questions mix US politics geography history and general knowledge. The fragment includes corrections and page navigation notes for answers.
A preacher reflects on childhood innocence and the moral impact of parenting. He cites a child’s reaction to the Garden of Eden tale to argue that early home influence shapes future resistance to temptation and stresses the need for biblical guidance in childrearing. The piece also states that 43 percent of employed British women are married.
A reader argues Winchester should build an athletic stadium on undeveloped park land to memorialize young war heroes. He cites a recent Handley High vs Warren County game at Bing Crosby Stadium and notes high admission contributions. He pledges to donate if the memorial truly honors youth and Americanism.
Present and post rainfall report shows past 24 hours ending 7 a m with none. October rainfall to date 125 inches. The 39 year period 1912 195 lechuaes as follows with monthly values: Jan 2.45 Feb 1.99 Mar 2.88 Apr 3.03 May 3.83 Jun 3.99 Jul 3.82 Aug 3.82 Sep 2.63 Oct 3 Nov 2.86 Dec 2.50.
Mrs Copeland's Maryland visit. dinner guests include Mr and Mrs M J Billmyer and Jacques. The Clagett and Lamp households hostine guests. Bucher visitors with Pat Bucher's daughter. William Fisher moves to Shenandoah County coal area. Bessie Bowers is a business visitor. Clagett and Everly attend Middletown supper. Rev Hoge Smith Jr preaches at Mt Hope Chapel on Wednesday. missionary on furlough from Brazil, son of Rev Smith Sr who served here 23 years ago.
Carson City Missouri area hosts a three person “city” run by Lester Carsten s known as Kit Carson. He started the unincorporated entity last December by erecting large signs on his building and at the entrances. Carstens plans to keep his tiny jurisdiction limited to his wife Carol their son Keith 18 and himself.
A Peiping radio broadcast said Communist China will extend land reform to about four million people in Sin kiang region along the borders this winter and next spring. The program promises to respect customs and religious beliefs of the diverse population, including many Muslims and Buddhists.
Rena leaves a tense scene as Gray Austen packs and is escorted away by Malcolm and Jerome. Nordhall and Gamadge monitor moves, noting books and a murder are linked to a possible accessory. They anticipate Austen’s late Grand Central departure and a Boston-bound train as part of a covert getaway.
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