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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1949

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Daily Newspaper Promotes Ministry Ethics

The notice reflects the Winchester Evening Star’s role as the city and county paper with a focus on exemplary conduct within religious ministry. It highlights collective responsibility in divine service and references a biblical standard for bishops.

Winchester Evening Star Frederick and Clarke

Adequacy of the Marshall Plan and European recovery

The New York Times columnist Anne O'Hare McCormick argues the Marshall Plan is inadequate to restore Europe’s economy, urging European self-reliance and thrift. The piece critiques reliance on U S aid, notes Britain’s drift toward socialism, and calls for sustained aid alongside lower trade barriers to help Europe.

Anne O’hare McCormick The New York Times Europe United States England America

Thrift and self-reliance as the plausible path forward

The argument favors thrift industry and self-reliance over flashy approaches. It suggests a practical route that could become the sole viable method, though not the flashy or liberal preferred option.

Virginia finances shown as healthy by federal compendium

The Richmond News Leader notes the 1948 Compendium of State Government Finances from the U S Department of Commerce, highlighting Virginia per capita debt retirement 10 cents, highway spending 6.81 dollars, public health 1.15, handicapped care 4.18, schools 5.43, and welfare 0.30, with Virginia among leading states in several categories and below average in welfare.

Richmond News Virginia Old Dominion United States Department of Commerce Commonwealth Maryland New York Alabama

Virginia Governor Tuck vows firmness amid coal strike

Governor Tuck warns against mollycoddling labor leaders while pledging to keep Virginia warm this winter. He notes 14,000 union coal miners in the state have quit and railroads plan furloughs as production stops. He will leave the Capitol in January but will not leave the state cold.

Washington Virginia Tuck State Capitol

Hack Gives $500000 To Worcester Hospital Donation

Police recover a stolen sedan owned by James Howard Riley of 701 S Braddock St Columbus Ohio Dr S G Moore formerly of Harpers Ferry is first practicing physician to move to Stephens City in a decade.

Frank N. Hack Winchester Hospital James Howard Riley S. Braddock St Columbus 8S. G. Moore Harpers Ferry Stephens City

Allies strike into Vosges passes and German counterattacks

Hoover stars as Handley overruns Berkeley Springs 44 to 7. Susie Colvin, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Colvin of rural route 3, recovers from bruises after being struck by a car.

Vosges Italy Hoover Handley Berkeley Springs Susie Colvin George Colvin

Berryville Legion Promotes Week-Long Carnival Events

Berryville American Legion sponsors a mammoth carnival for a week. Paul Bourjailly is named editor-in-chief of the Handiian hilltop yearbook and John Knight is elected president of the senior class. A. B. Hummer marks his sixteenth year as secretary of the Berryville Horseshow Assn.

Berryville American Legion Paul Bourjailly Handiian Hilltop John Knight A. B. Hummer Berryville

Rainfall Pressures Crops as Arthur Hammond Dies at Martinsburg

The past 36 hours brought three inches of rain, likely harming late crops. Arthur Hammond, owner of four apartment houses, dies early this morning at a Martinsburg hospital. Dr. L M Allen relocates his office to the northeast corner of Braddock Street.

Arthur Hammond Martinsburg L. M. Allen W. Water St Braddock St

War Rumor Ripples as Transvaal and Britain Tension Grows

Thirteenth annual convention of the Virginia State Firemen’s Association adjourns at Roanoke. Philip D. Mackey, formerly of Winchester, appointed manager of the Atlanta Standard Telephone Co. War chatter surrounds Transvaal Britain clash.

Britain Virginia State Fireman’s Assn Roanoke Philip D. Mackey Winchester Atlanta, Ga Standard Telephone Co

Anglo American plan to aid China faces stiff resistance

A tentative Anglo American program seeks to back Western aligned Chinese factions and guerrilla resistance against the Communist advance in China. Key figures Johnson Tydings Marshall and MacArthur advocate stronger action while Bevin supports keeping Western interests in Asia.

Bevin Acheson Asia Orient Stalin Acheson National Defense Louis A. Johnson Senate Armed Services Millard L. Tydings Maryland George C. Marshall Douglas A. MacArthur Bevin Washington

Honolulu Police Chief Dan Liu Leads Multinational Force

Dan Liu, Honolulu’s Chinese chief, heads a diverse police force with Hawaiian, Caucasian, Japanese, Chinese, Filipino and other members. He advocates youth outreach, racial harmony, and atomic defense readiness while stressing crime prevention and community service.

New York Pacific Honolulu Big Dan Liu Liu Island Dan Pearl Harbor Charlie Channer Council of Churches YMCA Boy Scout Activites Hawaiian Isles Mar

Can We Have a Perfect World A Reflection on Free Will

The text argues that a perfect world would strip humans of free will and morality. It compares divine omniscience with human autonomy, noting that true moral acts require freedom of choice. Hence God allows errors and suffering to form souls fit for eternal fellowship.

God

Woodstock Moves For Sewage Plant

Woodstock mayor Herbert Trotter says the town council will likely relocate its October meeting to discuss plans for a crane disposal plant. Current practice damps raw sewage in Shenandoah and the move aims to address disposal issues.

Herbert Trotter Woodstock Shenandoah

How's Your I Q How to Score Based on 100 Questions

Puzzle style questions test general knowledge and reasoning with options across Confucius language origins debate flags to chesslike scores. The piece lists ten quiz items covering philosophy, rhetoric, biology, measurement, historical figures, golf, geography and relativity, ending with a World War II era query about Warsaw.

Fires in United States coal mines prompt warning

The Bureau of Mines reports 70 fires investigated in mines and inactive deposits last year with 147 unverified fire records. Most fires start at coal bed outcrops and burn underground posing life and health risks. many active mine fires are uncontrolled and unreported.

United States Bureau of Mines

How Parole Is Granted For Federal Prisoners

The parole officer informs a prisoner of parole eligibility after serving at least one third of the sentence. The inmate completes applications sent to the Parole Board headquarters in Washington DC. Board members visit institutions and review many cases, allowing personal appearance to argue for parole. If warranted, the full file goes to Washington for board reconsideration.

Parole Board Department of Justice Washington, D. C Washington

Water usage for new washing machines

The conventional washing machines hold 15 to 20 gallons when full. If the tub is filled twice for rinsing, the washing requires at least 45 gallons of water.

The Golden Shoestring on a Greying Fortune and New Love

Terry Austin, a young heiress, travels from Guatemala to New York to salvage a marriage amid a vanished family fortune. She forms a bond with Chris Russell while Helen Lannis weighs loyalty, love, and deception as Terry faces a changing social world.

Terry Austin Guatemala New York Terry Helen Lannis Helen Johnsons Connecticut Chris Russell Chris Ithe Johnson Winchell Central America Grant Baldwin Cuthrell

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