Winchester Daily Winchester Times Style and Contacts
The text lists the Winchester Daily Winchester Times publication details including location 24 North Kent Street Winchester Virginia editor H F Byrd Jr national representatives Delisser Inc New York City and Associated Press membership addresses and rates for displaying advertising and classifieds.
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North Kent Street
Winchester
Virginia
National Representatives DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Urgent push for military use of atomic energy in propulsion
The text emphasizes prioritizing military applications of atomic energy, arguing a nuclear submarine would grant strategic advantage over Russia or others. It notes potential conversion of nuclear plants for civilian uses like ocean liners or seawater distillation, highlighting hopeful but subordinated ideas about peaceful benefits.
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Russia
Words on honesty and faithfulness
A brief devotional note emphasizes sincerity before God and condemns lying lips as abominable, warning that God cannot be deceived. The message underscores truthfulness in one's relationship with the divine.
Truman and Acheson Far From Consistent on Soviet Aid Policy
The editorial accuses President Truman and Secretary Acheson of inconsistent thinking for opposing an amendment by Senators Kem and Byrd that would have cut American aid to nations shipping arms to the Soviet bloc. It contends the United States funds both anti-Soviet efforts and support that helps the USSR, noting England's continued trade with the Soviets and Austrian Soviet Zone farming. The piece suggests Truman favors contradictory policies and questions the logic of rebuilding Russia while fighting it.
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Virginia
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Austria
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Navy signals progress on atomic powered submarine hull contract
The Navy issued a terse statement confirming a hull contract for the atomic powered submarine. Officials imply the project has moved from theory to construction and that America has entered the atomic age with one propulsion unit nearing completion.
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America
AEC
Gordon Dean
Vandenberg
Air Force
Hoover urges high moral standards to drive public reform
Current Opinion notes momentum for a national drive to clean up politics. Herbert Hoover, at the Iowa centennial, calls for honesty beyond codes, condemns propaganda and suppressive tactics, and links public morality to private virtue and spiritual principles.
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United States
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
Hoover
Washington
Highest Paid Soldiers In The World In Atlantic Pact Forces
The article contrasts pay among troops from eight nations forming the Atlantic army under Eisenhower. It notes American soldiers are the highest paid, with daily private rates listed alongside shorter pay for new recruits and conscripts. It highlights pay gaps between U S officers and allied troops amid integration concerns.
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United States
United States Army
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Korea War Pilot Dies in Action
Lt. William J. Levi age 27 of Berryville was killed while serving as a fighter pilot in Korea. The report notes his death as part of ongoing hostilities in the region.
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William J. Levi
U. S. A Force
Berryville
A. W. Wright
Frederick County
Atlantic City
N. J
Henkel Served On Sunk Freighter Steel Bearer
Claude M. Henkel son of Miss Viola M Henkel of 8 Stewart Street was among the officers of the American freighter Steel Bearer which had been sunk by a bomber.
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Claude M. Henkel
Viola M. Henkel
Stewart Street
Local Visitors Return to Baltimore From Opequon
Mr and Mrs Lloyd French return to Baltimore after visiting Mr and Mrs J W Cornwell at their Opequon home. Mr George Heatwale of Stephens City is a Memorial Hospital patient with typhoid fever.
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L. A. Lamp
Will Lamp
Miller Rosenberger
Mt. Falls
Georgia Strosnider
Memorial Hospital
Lloyd French
Baltimore
J. W. Cornwell
Opequon
George Heatwale
Stephens City
City Council Debates Bills With Sparse Treasury
With only 108 dollars in the treasury the City Council voted to pay 1190 dollars in current bills as taxes were due soon. Little Elmer Butler was reportedly cured of a dog bite by L E Ritenow on a so called mad stone.
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Elmer Butler
L. E. Ritenow
How High Can Taxes Go?
Rosevell Magill argues in the Saturday Evening Post that taxes already absorb a large share of everyday spending. He traces a suburban household's purchases from alarm clock to bread to show how federal state and local levies accrete into the cost of living, implying taxpayers bear hidden government costs.
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the Treasury
Saturday Evening Post
Power Company at Radford Seeks Hundreds of Workers
Roanoke officials of the Virginia State Employment Service said Hercules Power Co at Radford needs several hundred labor production workers. Women are not needed now. Jobs on rotating shifts. Applicants must be 18 to 60, have completed grade school, pass a physical, and live within commuting distance. Report Monday to a VSES office, not to the plant.
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Radford
Virginia State
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Hercules
Marloe Heads Richmond Crusade For Freedom
Richmond mayor T Nelson Parker announces L E Duke Marlowe as chairman of the 1951 Crusade for Freedom in Richmond. The drive aims to enroll 25,000,000 citizens and raise 3,500,000 dollars to expand Radio Free Europe broadcasts behind the Iron Curtain with former Governor William M Tuck named Virginia state chairman.
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L E. ‘Duke Marlowe
Crusade For Freedom
Richmond
the Crusade
Radio Free Europe
William M. Tuck
Virginia
Mystifying Multiple Sclerosis Reveals Disease Mysteries
An overview of multiple sclerosis describes its unknown causes and nerve damage from scattered brain and spinal plaques. It notes early symptoms in ages 20 to 35, unpredictable symptom-free periods, and eventual paralysis with bladder control loss. Treatments mentioned include quinine, histamine, and curare, plus strong emphasis on nursing care.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for September 1951
Report shows past 24 hour rainfall zero as of 7 a m. September rainfall to date .38 inches in 1951 and 27.89 inches overall. Average monthly rainfall over 38 years 1912 to 1950 is 36.73 inches. Monthly averages listed by month range from January 2.48 to December 2.46 inches.
Strength For The Day By Earl L Douglass
The article notes early followers admired Jesus for teaching and miracles but grew to doubt him. Judas betrayed him amid disillusionment. It argues that while Jesus is seen as a great teacher, New Testament claims Jesus was God in human flesh and that his death provides forgiveness of sins, essential to Christianity.
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How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
Daily scoring guide rates for 10 days with a page 2 answer key. Questions include political figures like Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee and a geography prompt naming the island off the coast.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Tricky Quiz: Quick Fixes and History Puzzles
A set of brief Q A items covers nations within the British group the Leaning Tower of Pisa accuracy cigar truncation crime phrasing two signers of the Declaration of Independence Hoosier origins Great Lakes size and initials CZ plus a grammar correction for mistakened identification.
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India
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Spain
Portugal
Italy
United States
Great Lakes
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Largest whale captured in Antarctic 106 feet long
In the summer of 1931 32 a blue whale was captured in the Antarctic measuring 106 feet in length and weighing over 100 tons The blue whale is the largest species and weighs about a ton for each foot of length.
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Antarctic
Dinner Party Intrigues and Hidden Motives
Laura dominates a social card night while Eden and Harrison clash over a debt and loyalties. At the table Laura’s attractive companion, Eliot, earns cautious respect as Eden frets over Laura’s influence and a troubling family history.
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Bill Davis
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