Winchester Evening Star publication details and rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff roles including B. D. Koonts as Business Manager and Jack P. Davis as Executive Editor with Sugene Miller as Managing Editor. It shows mailing details, national representation in New York, and subscription pricing for periods in and outside Virginia and West Virginia.
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B. D. Koonts
Jack PF. Davis
Sugene Miller
Estes conviction signals limits of gullibility and reform
The Estes mail fraud and conspiracy verdict ends a year of furor over his bold schemes. It questions public gullibility and reform efforts while noting minimal official blame and resignations. It contrasts with rising female management as Census data show rapid growth and evolving roles in commerce and industry.
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Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Department of Agriculture
Winchester storages report apple holdings and 1952 comparison
Winchester cold storages show 129 115 bushels of apples, down from 151 258 in 1952. John Ballone pitched the James Wood Colonels to a 7 2 win over Clarke County Eagles. Mrs Lee Holler, formerly Erika Sevker America of Frankfort Germany, became an American citizen in Harrisonburg Federal Court.
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Winchester Cold Storages
John Ballone
James Wood Colonels
Clarke County Eagles
Lee Holler
Erika Hermine Sevker
America
Frankfort
Germany
Federal Court of
Harrisonburg
Doctor Allen to Attend Virginia Obstetricians Meeting
25 Years Ago 1938 Dr Lewis M Allen left for Philadelphia to join the Virginia Association of Obstetricians meeting. He will participate in round table discussions and clinics during his stay in Philadelphia. Will Rogers Jr returned from the Spanish battlefront to New York and commented on bombs in Barcelona. Maxwell D Mathews was installed as Exalted Ruler of Winchester Lodge 867 BPCE.
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Lewis M. Allen
Philadelphia
Virginia Association of Obstetricians
Allen
Will Rogers, Jr
Humorist
New York
Barcelona
Maxwell D. Mathews
Winchester Lodge
Premiere dancer Marie Ames to star in Vincent show
50 Years Ago 1913 Miss Marie Ames daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph B Ames of Brookline Mass to appear as premiere dancer in the Vincent show. Miss Jennie Lewis Meade daughter of Mr and Mrs David Meade Jr of White Post wed Welstein Miller Snell of Harrisonburg. Dr and Mrs J William Ebert of East Piccadilly Street welcome a son. Mrs Ebert formerly Miss Louise Bowly.
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Marie Ames
Joseph B. Ames
Brookline
Mass
Jennie Lewis Meade
David Meade, Jr
White Post
Welstein Miller Snell
Harrisonburg
J. William Ebert
East Piccadilly Street
Ebert
Louise Bowly
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A reflection on Jesus Christ's laughter and humanity using biblical references. The piece asks if Christ laughed and notes his interactions with children and both rich and poor, portraying him as approachable and joyful.
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Earl L. Douglas
Labor Movement Stagnates Under Internal Union Fights
Henry J. Taylor argues that the labor movement stagnates due to jurisdictional disputes and anti competitive union behavior. He contends unions must serve the public interest, warns against minority blocs wielding political power, and urges bold legislation and political courage to address unemployment and industrial chaos.
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Holmes
Kennedy
Ney
Hitchcock Says Hollywood Lacks Real Ladies On Screen
By HAL BOYLE Alfred Hitchcock laments a dearth of true female stars in Hollywood noting old icons like Norma Shearer Carole Lombard Irene Dunne Myrna Loy Garbo and Ingrid Bergman. He praises his aim to entertain by scaring and shares his weight fluctuations and favorite meal.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Alfred Hitchock
Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Carole Lamberd
Irene Dunne
Myrna Loy
Garbo
Ingrid Bergman
Hitchcock
Dieter
Foreign Aid Fight Echoes Labor Negotiations
AP News Analyst compares Kennedy foreign aid push to annual union bargaining. The piece notes Kennedy asked 4.9 billion for aid, Congress gave 3.9 billion, with Passman pressing cuts. A Kennedy aid study by Clay and a 10 member panel urged economy and continuation of aid amid questions of waste.
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Kennedy
Congress
I Congress
Cal Union
Passman
House
Lucius Clay
Medical Q and A From Dr Coleman Reader Letters
A selection of medical questions covers congenital versus hereditary disease, cauliflower ear from boxing, foreign bodies in the eye and nasal drops technique. The page also includes a fever definition, a scoring quiz, and a 10 day memory test with sample questions and answers.
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