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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1951
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star reports local news for Frederick and Clarke counties with daily editions except Sundays. Advertising rates include 70 cents per inch transient and contract options. classified rates available in the classifieds column.
A brief devotional note reflects on trust and vigilance as two people part ways. The author invokes a biblical phrase about God watching over them in absence and urges prudent action aligned with faith.
The article laments Western Union raising rates by 6.8 percent and allowing up to 15 words for the minimum charge, shifting from the historic strict ten word limit. It warns many people will struggle to craft concise messages and notes the change makes telegraphing harder, despite some nominal generosity.
Current Opinion notes Virginia will kick off the 1951 Freedom for Freedom drive at Capitol Square at 10 a.m. with a reckless pledge to support Radio Free Europe. Lucius D. Clay and William M. Tuck praise the effort and urge signing enrollment blanks and raising funds to build two more superradio stations in Europe and one for Formosa, expanding the anti totalitarian broadcast network.
The scene along the Pacific Coast contrasted with a 17 year old queen at San Zo. Jane Taylor, famed as a pinup, could not walk. The Princeton carrier brought her aboard in a wheelchair and seated her on the flight deck to greet American troops returning from Korea.
Officers and men in Asiatic waters chose a sailor girl as queen after a dramatic battle of courage. They fitted her with a wardrobe, honored her at dinner and a dance, and presented a $5,000 college fund. Jane’s picture and character inspired the nomination by acclaim for the fighting ship Princeton.
Ferenc Molnar portrays an East German soldier who quietly repeats Stalin’s name while a friend recalls a past boast about Hitler. The exchange hints at lingering totalitarian loyalties and shifting political bravado within a tense historical context.
Sir Thomas Beecham, conductor of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, explains he refuses to hire female musicians because they distract male players if pretty and distract him if not. His remarks reflect a stance on gender in the orchestra.
The Wall Street Journal notes that a person with strong numerical insight can serve as a capable judge in beauty pageants, implying that analytical skill may compensate for less familiarity with fashion or social conventions. The remark frames judging as a balance of numbers and discernment.
Henry Covington notes Cameron Street resident F. L. Largent Jr. announces Cameron Street area leader Cameron Street. Local Army reservists called for exams include Robert Kellas William J. Rickard William LaVecchia Skell Sink and William Comer. Winchester DMV moved to 115 North Cameron Street. TEN YEARS AGO Billy Powell 14 injured in bicycle crash. Mrs William P Massey died of heart attack. R E Ayler reelected president Julian Steele leads Stephens City Independent Hose Company.
Harold G. Potts, a local attorney, was named assistant commissioner of accounts for Clarke County by Judge Burr P. Harrison, succeeding Joseph F. Moore. The article notes Potts’s new role and his recent succession within the county office.
Mrs. Fannie Gordon aged 76 widow of J P Gordon died at her home in Stephens City after a stroke of paralysis. Harry Lovett was visiting friends in Baltimore. Miss Marguerite Daugherty returned home after a stay in Washington.
Fifty years ago a new plan offered the 90 acre Winchester Hotel estate to the Handley Trustees for an industrial school site mentioned in Judge Handley’s will. About 75 Frederick County farmers were duped out of 5000 dollars by two gold brickers who promised free sewing machine installation for 90 days.
Washington reveals that about 30 to 40 million people may be paid from the federal treasury as rearmament and a 1952 election loom. The piece argues the federal government is the largest purchaser and employer, shaping the Democratic campaign through estimates on payrolls and national production, with implications for Truman Acheson policy and Hoover MacArthur influence.
A quiz scoring guide follows ten daily questions with answers and ranks. It asks a set of trivia items including a White House aide questioned by a Senate subcommittee, fuel value terminology, Io myth, Buchanan era State Secretary, con men in Roman names, sandwich origin, how justices are chosen, a folk song animal trio, French and Indian War ally questions, and a figure who walked through a mirror.
An overview of how insects spread disease and the role of repellents in protection. It covers screens and garbage coverage, avoidance of breeding sites, and various substances like citronella and dimethyphthalate for skin application. It notes WWII advances and factors affecting duration of protection.
Rainfall in the last 48 hours ending 7 am today shows none. September rainfall to date is 0.38 inches. Year to date values include 1951 at 0.27 inches and 69 inches? Average rainfall over the 38 years is 36.73 inches. Monthly averages (1912 1950) list Jan 2.48 Feb 1.95 Mar 2.86 Apr 2.90 May 3.83 Jun 3.91 Jul 3.84 Aug 3.90 Sep 2.45 Oct 3.63 Nov 2.44 Dec 2.44.
The Post Office Department notes costs depend on the number and size of stamps. The latest price for a commemorative stamp of special delivery size is .248 cent per thousand.
Laura Blayde, a divorced social climber, meets Jim Riot as he starts his real estate career in the Southern city of Dalive USA. At a luncheon with Eden, Laura reflects on her broken family history, past abuse, and their fragile ambitions while navigating jealous social circles and looming financial pressures.
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