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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1950

Page

4

Classified Advertising Rates and Submission Deadlines

All display advertising must be in this office 48 hours before publication. Transient rate 60 gents per inch. Tract rates on application. For Classified rates see classified column. By Mail or Motor R

Glass House Residents Throw Stones Allegedly

A saying about hypocrisy appears in a compact proverb highlighting critics who attack others while living under scrutiny. The remark reflects social judgment about conduct and consistency.

Harriman Targets Taft as Communist-Linked Policies Questioned

W Averell Harriman launches a sharp political blast at Senator Taft saying he should not be reelected for policies aligned with communist objectives. The piece hints at wartime ambassadors and Yalta Potsdam conferences and teases Harriman for providing answers.

W. Averell Harriman United Press Yalta Potsdam Russia Far East Europe

The Answers May Come

The Richmond News Leader cites a vivid illustration on earth’s age versus mankind. A quarter on top of the Empire State Building represents early earth, the coin’s thickness marks man’s span, and rubbing away the tarnish suggests answers may come when history is clearer.

Earth Empire State Building

Feminine Logic

A Reader's Digest joke about a wife who dents a car and answers the accident report question about how the other driver could have avoided the crash. Her reply says he could have parked somewhere else, highlighting a humorous gendered perspective.

Barter Theatre advance sales and local school notes

One year ago Shirley Bly announced strong advance ticket sales for the Barter Theatre play The Imag inary Invalid. Other items note VPI engineering enrollment for Reynolds Legge, Blue Ridge Country School opening, an apple tree blooming, and community speakers and marriages.

Shirley Bly Junior Chamber of Commerce Moliere Reynolds Legge W. R. Legge VPI Ernest Gosnell Blue Ridge Country School

Ten Years Ago Wedding Simulated at George Site

Ten years ago an event believed to be the first wedding conducted there was celebrated in George, marking a historic moment for the community and venue.

George

Republican nominee declared at Luray convention

C. M. Gibbons was named the Republican nominee for Congress from this district at the convention in Luray. Democratic Day at the Winchester and Frederick County Fair drew large crowds with speeches and track races sparking strong bidding on horseflesh.

C. M. Gibbons Luray Winchester Frederick County

Rainfall Statistics From Winchester Research Laboratory

Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending 7 a.m. at 0.05 inches. Year to date totals read 4.13 inches for September and 31.37 inches overall. Average monthly rainfall over 37 years 1912 to 1949 stands at 36.56 inches with monthly figures listed per month.

Ganeagh Winchester Research Laboratory

Local Names and Population Figures From Historical Ledger

Answers list local figures and names including William A Atkinson T W Harrison F B Whiting Philip Williams Burr P Harrison and Elliott Marshall. Population figures shown span years 1900 1905 1920 1930 1950 with increasing totals.

William A. Atkinson T. W. Harrison F. B. Whiting Philip Williams Burr P. Harrison Elliott Marshall

Strength For The Day On Curiosity And Education

Earl L. Douglas argues that fascination with the unusual is a basic human drive. He notes circuses and movies attract people with novelty, but warns against chasing spectacle at the expense of reality. If strange experiences broaden knowledge and wisdom, they serve true education.

Softball Yard Party Profits Reported At $650.82

Hoye L. Riley chairman of the Softball Yard Party Committee thanks The Star and readers for cooperation and advertising support. Despite rain, dinners sold out and the event netted $650.82 in profit.

the Star Softball Commission Hoye L. Riley Softball Yard Party

IQ Test Review Questions From A Vintage Quiz Page

A 10 day quiz score card asks 100 questions on Harriett Beecher Stowe the trombone Poe r Poe and animal facts. It cites Manx island inhabitants and biard golf plus true false on elephants and disease and Longfellow authorship with references to bibliographical notes.

Harriet Beecher Stowe

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