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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1952
Page
4
The text reflects on honoring the marriage institution and dignifying it through Jesus presence. It cites John 2:2 noting Jesus and his disciples attended the Cana wedding as a model for solemn, lasting unions.
The piece cites Emanuel Shinwell arguing the United States should recognize Red China to enable peace in Korea, while warning such appeasement risks higher costs. It contrasts Shinwell and Adlai Stevenson with critics who fear trading sovereignty for concessions and question what the U.S. would "give" in negotiations with communism.
The canal moved 33,610,509 tons of cargo in the 12 months ending June 30, a new peak surpassing the 1929 high. A total of 6,524 ships from 34 nations passed, paying nearly 7 million dollars in tolls. Flags from Brazil Guatemala Iran Ireland and Switzerland appeared, expanding the canal’s international display. The Belgian...
Japanese ships ranked high in canal usage before World War II and again led the list alongside American British Norwegian and Honduran vessels. The passage highlights the canal's revival amid shortages and restrictions and lauds American work on its building and disease control, stressing its global importance and the need to guard it.
Current Opinion notes Vermont’s new state income tax law pressured the federal government to collect its withholdings. Vermont had long deducted federal taxes for its employees with no federal compensation. When Vermont required state withholding, Washington refused to withhold Vermont tax for Vermont employees. The state warned it would stop collecting federal withholdings unless the federal government began collecting the Vermont tax, prompting others to follow suit.
The New Jersey plan imposes a point system for traffic violations. Drivers accumulating 12 demerits in three years lose their licenses, with revocation periods from one month to two years. Returning drivers will wear red to mark careless driving, a scheme proposed for North Carolina.
The piece argues that despite Dulles's criticism, the key is constructive bipartisan thinking in foreign policy. It stresses that upcoming administrations must rely on cross party ideas and support to make wise lasting international decisions.
George Cather won a sweepstakes in Future Partners of America and 4-H sections at the Frederick County Agricultural Fair. Second place went to Charles Courtney. Pvt John J Pappas, son of Mr and Mrs James Pappas, completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB. Samuel Garrett and Mrs Mary Garrett welcomed a daughter. Mrs Garrett is the former Mary Bine. Ten years ago Elizabeth Massie was a WAVES apprentice seaman. Mrs Julian Everly hosted a gathering in Boyce for Mrs John Seabright. Mr Cousins Crisman of Washington visited his parents.
Butter sold for eighty cents a pound at local dairies and grocery stores. Ms and Mrs Rodney Girbaugh and Mr and Mrs Robert Manuel returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs L M Temiarea in Wartingica.
Twenty five years ago William Carroll Alexander of New York and vice president of Kiwanis International was principal speaker at a joint luncheon of the Kiwanis clubs of Winchester. Miss Sadie Tabb of West Clifford Street visited friends in Charles Town. A. L. Ebersole, a well known baker, was a patient in Memorial Hospital with improving condition.
R. M. Henry sold property on East Piccadilly Street to 8. H. Hans. The site, once a saloon, had also served as the engine house of the Sarah, indicating varied historic uses.
A presidential committee would audit NATO, ECA and MBA funds totaling over 60 billion since 1945. The proposal targets waste and partisan politics, favored by both Truman successors and a broad Capitol Hill bloc, with an emphasis on expert, nonpolitical findings.
Rainfall in the past 48 hours ending 7 p.m. today shows none. September total to date 5.15 inches. Year to date 33.85 inches. Average monthly rainfall listed for each month includes January 2.45, February 13.03, May 3.83, June 3.99, July 3.82, August 3.82, November 2.86, December 2.50.
Acne is a frequent adolescent skin problem caused by sebaceous gland disturbance and possible hormone imbalance. It appears mainly on the face and shoulders and can persist for years. Small hormone doses and vitamin A have shown some improvement in treated patients.
A fragmented critique targets anti-South Democrats and President Truman, urging restraint while provoking political opponents. The passage reflects on moral character, public devotion, and fear in the face of political pressure during a tense moment in U.S. governance.
A reflective piece on human virtue and vice. It notes people can be better and worse than they appear and urges courage against injustice. The text warns against overconfident predictions and prompts readers to act when faced with wrongs.
George E. Pully spoke at a Blue Ridge Farm Dealers dinner in Charles Town West Virginia urging general insurance coverage for farm implement dealers. Attendees included David L. Brumback C I Brumback and Sons John E Sartelle and Julian Armel from Shade Equipment Company.
A fragmented reader quiz lists daily score categories from 9 to 10 correct and 8 or 6 as excellent. It asks river waters of Hoover Boulder, heaviest natural something, author of The Battle Hymn of the Republic, and the meaning of n. b. abbreviation. Includes California capital question.
She marries Steve Raymond though feelings are mixed. He is dangerous yet she senses lessons from him and his circle. She grapples with hatred and shifting emotions as Jeremy resists and she seeks proof of love amid tension and detachment.
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