Winchester Evening Star staff and publication details
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff roles for JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor and ROBERT F. ROSE as Business Manager with EUGENE P. MILLER as News Editor and DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL as Managing Editor. It also notes postal and national advertising representation and outlines subscription rates for city carriers and mail customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Doctor Shortage Deepens Across Nation
The piece notes a growing doctor shortage as medical school enrollments fail to keep pace with population growth. Applications are declining, with fewer than 9,200 accepted annually, while faculty vacancies and expansion needs hinder progress. It also covers policy debates on expanding medical colleges and welfare reforms led by bureaucratic figures in Washington.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Big Brother government and cigarette control critique
Henry J. Taylor argues against government overreach in anti smoking policies. He laments erosion of liberty, cites taxation and privacy concerns, and urges self reliance over Big Brother oversight. He compares U S. freedoms unfavorably with the USSR and urges restraint before further state intrusion.
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Big Brother
U.S.S.R
United States
Papa
Liberty
Red China seen expanding influence via guerrillas and protests
A U.S. News report summarizes Red China’s global reach from Vietnam inspired insurgencies to bases in Africa and Latin America. The piece notes training of guerrillas, arms shipments, and propaganda efforts as major powers risk broader conflict if not united. It also cites London talks and an embassy statement calling the international situation excellent.
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Washington
Red China
Red Chinese
Vietnam
Peking
U.S. News & World Report
Burma
India
Cambodia
Thailand
Indonesia
Malaysia
Borneo
Soviet Union
Mideast
Israel
Jordan
Africa
Tanzania
Congo
Castro
Cuba
Spanish Guinea
Portuguese Africa
Rhodesia
Europe
Albania
The
London Times
Latin America
United Nations
London
Chen Yi
The Nomad American Threatens Old Home Town Ties
The piece argues that one in five Americans will move frequently before year’s end, creating rootless communities. It describes modern mobility as a return to nomadic living, eroding long standing neighborly ties and making suburbs differ from traditional hometown life.
Fourteen Winchester Men Granted Farm Deferments
The Star Files reports fourteen Winchester men received farm deferments, part of sixty six granted city and county wide. Farmers are urged to search yards for scrap iron and steel while the state must contribute eighty seven thousand five hundred tons.
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Winchester
Frederick County Teachers Association Meeting 1918
The monthly meeting of the Frederick County and Winchester Teachers Association discussed the upcoming school fair. Delegates from the Winchester and Frederick County Sunday Schools will travel to Richmond soon, and each Sunday School is invited to send a delegate to the convention.
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Teachers Association
Frederick County
Winchester
Richmond
Courage and caution in fog as ocean voyage lesson
A sea fable about the steamer Mariposa racing ahead in dense fog. It contrasts foolish bravado with prudent restraint, urging decisive action when clear and slower cautious steps when danger and uncertainty loom. The parable compares rash speed to poison mushrooms and stresses pausing to ensure a safe path before full speed.
No U S President Was Ever Born in a Trailer
A humorous HAL BOYLE column riffs on presidents born in log cabins, the age of wheel mobility, and social quirks. It wades through jokes about professors, cab drivers, love tests, and everyday foibles, closing with a quip on miniskirts and public manners.
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U.S
New York
White House
Manhattan
Ice Bird Wins All-American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs
Ice Bird earns 225000 for owner by winning the 400‑yard All-American Quarter Horse Futurity at Ruidoso Downs New Mexico. The world almanac notes 2011 timing and prize, with the annual event held in September.
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Ice Bird
Ruidoso Downs
N.M
Lake Bird
Safety Reminder and Health Q&A From Dr Brandstadt
A safety note warns homeowners about risky downward swinging garage doors with lift assists and worn cables, urging inspections and child-avoidance. The column also reviews bursitis causes and treatment, burns on feet from circulatory issues, and notes on submitting questions to Dr Wayne Brandstadt for future columns.
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National Safety Council
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M. D
Dr. Brandstadt
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
A quiz teaches how daily scores place you in memory related IQ bands. Includes ten questions with answers on page 2. Questions cover Pilgrims Progress author the eighth amendment first woman Atlantic flight birth state for Calvin Coolidge location of Declaration signings eel habitats study of celestial motions other rodents used in labs mosquito leg count and U S Supreme Court justices.
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Goona
New England
Calvin Coolidge
United States Supreme Court
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