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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1950
Page
4
A reflective note on how history honors eloquence despite speech impediments. The speaker cites Demosthenes and others, acknowledging personal doubt and the fear of failing to speak clearly, as in the plea I am a child before you.
The piece surveys the 1946 congressional race landscape with guesses on House and Senate outcomes. It notes Democratic control likely to persist with mild Republican gains, naming state races in New York Connecticut Illinois Oklahoma Nevada Idaho Utah Colorado California Washington Oregon Pennsylvania Missouri and mentions key figures Dewey Lehman McMahon Benton Bowles Lucas Dirksen Warren Roosevelt Nixon Knowland Dwforshak Taylor Myers Hennings and Truman.
The piece argues Taft will win reelection in Ohio despite union opposition. It notes Virginia’s three Democratic incumbents Fugate Smith and Harrison are likely to win by comfortable margins, with voter apathy the only real risk. Harrison is praised for opposing the Fair Deal and is urged to receive strong support.
Current Opinion excerpts warn unions have moved into leadership roles in Democratic contests across multiple states. Vermont Royster notes labor influence in Ohio politics while Frank Kent discusses unions guiding campaigns, potentially steering policy and national direction toward a labor driven government.
The article argues President Truman has moved from humble succession to Roosevelt to displaying high self esteem and occasional arrogance. It contends he seeks personal loyalty from subordinates and implies a claim to loyalty to private citizens and institutions beyond the Constitution and the nation.
One year ago J. W. Arthur became chair of the Special Gifts Division in the Community Chest fund drive. Dr. E. T. Clark was named to head the Special Contributions Committee in the local Red Cross membership drive.
Dr. L. M. Allen announced Dr. P. T. Grove as his office associate at 14 Boscawen Bt. The Handley Booster Club weighs publishing a bi monthly magazine. Herbert Jones of Middletown is elected president of the Tri County IOOF.
Ten years ago Fred Forney a veteran employee of the Star and City Councilman died the night before. President Roosevelt headed toward Cleveland for a political address as the big event began.
In a Clarke County note, a small mahogany lap desk used by Jefferson for the Declaration is said to be at Rosemont the home of Dr. William Morgan Smith. Also mentioned is a Halloween dance hosted by Miss Buckley with Misses Evans and Dick in attendance. Thomas Cover, noted Winchester capitalist, shows steady improvement at Angerona after asthma attack.
Police warned against firecrackers downtown on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Collin Scott was robbed while walking home on Halloween night.
Washington report notes the Kefauver inquiry toppled complacency in crime rings and political fixers, exposing ties to governors mayors and bosses from New York to Los Angeles. It highlights resignations indictments and a public conscience shift while contrasting Truman era hesitation and FBI restraint with the probe’s uncovering of a nationwide organized crime blueprint.
A medical Q and A explains pyorrhea as a gradual, silent foe that damages gum tissue and jaw bone, causing tooth loss. It notes possible causes like poor cleaning, improper chewing, ill fitting crowns, and vitamin deficiency, with advice to seek a dentist and visit every six months for prevention.
Rainfall for the 24 hours ending 7 a m today is none. October totals to date are 2.78 inches, year to date 35.15 inches. The 37 year average is 36.56 inches. Monthly means from 1912 to 1949 list January 2.50, February 1.92, March 2.86, April 3.09, May 3.81, June 3.93, September 2.58, October 3.34, November 2.47 inches. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
The Hour Of Need examines the harsh realities of war in Korea and argues that courage and endurance in many reports provide strength amid tragedy. It notes civilian suffering alongside military victorie s, stressing resilience in the face of loss.
Daily 10 question IQ test overview scores: 9–10 correct label Memory Genius, 7–8 Very Superior, 5–6 Excellent, 4 Good. Turn to Page 2 for answers. Question 1 asks if Johnny Appleseed is real or fictional. Question 2 asks meaning of schnapps as a strong Holland gin.
The observatory was erected on the outskirts of London in 1675 at a cost of 260 pounds, financed by sport gunpowder sales. Its purpose was practical navigation support. After 272 years at Greenwich it moved to Heafstemonceux Castle in Sussex.
Perry and Jay confess deep love after accepting a shared future at Shangri La. He reveals a hidden inheritance and health center plan for the mountain people while denying past jealousies linked to Sanna. They affirm mutual commitment as the dream of their life begins.
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