Byrd Editor Names National Representatives
H F Byrd Jr editor identifies Webster Inc as national representatives and lists office contact numbers for business and news rooms at 11 East 44th Street New York City.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1950
Page
4
H F Byrd Jr editor identifies Webster Inc as national representatives and lists office contact numbers for business and news rooms at 11 East 44th Street New York City.
A dated opinion piece argues against snap judgments and the belief that any person possesses all facts. It cautions that none are perfect including the writer, urging readers to suspend judging others.
Representative Mary Norton of New Jersey has proposed raising Congressional salaries from 12500 to 20000 a year. The piece argues the current pay with expense allowance is fair and that increasing pay would deter service by wealthier individuals, urging defeat of the Norton bill.
Walter Lippmann argues that Washington has not told Americans how wide the gap is between global military commitments and available power. He notes Churchill and de Gaulle warn Europe, while U.S. efforts since June 25 lag behind new demands in Asia and Europe as American soldiers die in Korea and Congress approves.
A call for drastic legislation giving the President control over wages and prices, with sharply higher taxes. The public is ready to do what is necessary and seeks frank, courageous leadership. The speaker urges the President to speak plainly about the situation and the rationale.
The General of the Army holds four distinct posts: United Nations commander in Korea to suppress bandits. supreme commander for the Allied powers in Japan. commanding general of all American forces in the Far East with jurisdiction over occupation troops in Japan and bases in Okinawa, the Philippines, Guam and other islands. and representative of the Japanese government in negotiations with foreign powers.
The piece argues Mr. Truman reversed policy to defend South Korea but exhausted himself emotionally. It criticizes indecision on economy controls and a later controversial letter about Marines, claiming a loss of self-control and unstable leadership during tense days in Korea and Formosa.
Game Warden Earl Cather reports more than twenty deer found dead in the North Mountain area due to blackleg disease. Police Chief J Thomas Boyd warns Winchester residents of strict enforcement of the 15 mile limit in school zones. Ten years ago Middletown Minks tied 5 5 with Winchester Wholesale Nine. A social dance honored Miss Virginia Watkins of Clarke County at the North Wales Club Warrenton. Miss Mary Bell Bear of Handley faculty returns from Harrisonburg for school opening. Stonewall Brigade Band wreaths Andrew Lewis Spurr drummer funeral services.
Mr and Mrs Hugh R Grim of National Ave announce their son Dr Court ney Grim has been promoted to Captain. Mrs E Allen Poe Mrs George Miller and Mrs Herbert Malcomb host a birthday party for their father Mr Charles Sydnor Renner at his home near Wardens W H Lawrence Jr owner of the Clear brook Woolen Mill reports cessation of the war has not paused work due to loss of contracts.
Charles Clark grew some of the largest and sweetest radishes ever eaten here. Isaac Creek begins to run clear after floods leaving wreck and the fords. Mrs J H Grier entertained young people of the Baptist Church.
The New York Herald Tribune reports President Truman denounced the Marines as the Navy's police force criticizing their wartime record in Korea. The piece argues the Marine Corps remains a distinct fighting branch with a storied history from Chateau Thierry to Iwo Jima and Guadalcanal. It notes a House Armed Services Committee vote backing a Joint Chiefs structure including the Marine Commandant and rotation of the chairman, countering the President's stance.
A reader asks about Miserere based on Psalm 51 and the composer Milhaud. The piece notes three ancient Egyptian seasons Inundation Sowing Harvest and details Milhaud teaching at a Western women's college after visiting in 1922 as pianist and conductor.
A green house owner faced $600 in property damage from vandalism by youths. Insured, he received a full payout and donated the check to the local Boy Scouts. He, an immigrant from central Europe, emphasizes honesty and civic virtue in America. New Americans teach helpful lessons about good citizenship.
Rainfall during 24 hours ending 7 a m today shows none. Sept rainfall to date stands at 1.00 inch, year to date 28.24 inches. Average 37 year rainfall is 36.56 inches. Monthly averages for 1912 to 1949 list January 2.50, February 1.92, March 2.86, April 3.09, May 3.77, June 3.78, July 3.81, August 3.93, September 2.58, October 3.34, November 2.47, December 2.42. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
The list presents Virginia identifiers such as Old Dominion and Mother of Presidents alongside three significant dates in the Civil War: May 25, 1862. June 3, 1863. and September 19, 1864.
A series of true false and general knowledge questions asks about world insects, Europe’s powder keg, debate propositions, premature birth myths, writing corrections, ancient hominids, Japan surrender timing, Mozart facts, shellfish months with r, Huey Long assassination weapon, and Dr Schmidt living status.
George J. Wing er's Model T Ford truck was a year old when he started the baggage hauling business 32 years ago. Now 17 years old, Winger has just retired but his 33 year old truck is still running and near as good as new.
Wythe is pronounced like with, using the voiceless th sound. George Wythe was a famous Virginia chancellor, renowned law professor, statesman of notable ability, and signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Father Theodore announces Bayan the great lord will play Walter a chess game. Walter, new to the prized set, struggles as Bayan moves with feline speed, seizing control early and forcing Walter onto the defensive in a stubborn, prolonged contest.
In a tent in a desert compound, Mahmoud pressures Maryam to work, while Walter suspects abuse. Mahmoud’s cruelty grows as he assigns tasks beyond Maryam’s strength, prompting Walter to intervene and uncover Maryam’s true identity. Mahmoud agrees to secrecy to protect all, fearing fatal consequences.
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