Local Newspaper Masthead and Rates
The snippet lists staff roles for Jack F. Davis General Manager and Executive Editor Douglas B. O Connell Managing Editor Eugene P Miller News Editor. It also shows mailing details Winchester Virginia and a New York subscription broker Gallagher Delisser Inc with a motor carrier rate of one month 1.10 and four months 13.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Nat’l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Soviet Fishing Drive Expands Off Oregon and Alaska
The article notes a Soviet push to dominate world fishing with modern factory ships and up to 200 trawlers off Oregon, raising concerns among American fishermen. It cites a five year plan target to raise fishing capacity 84 percent and frames fisheries as a Cold War battleground between the United States and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party Congress
Oregon
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries of the Interior Department
High Seas
Senate Commerce Committee
U.S
Aaron Burr’s Reputation Challenged by Princeton Daily
The Daily Princetonian argues Aaron Burr, third US vice president, was unfairly judged by history. Burr survived dueling rival Alexander Hamilton and later faced treason accusations by Thomas Jefferson, though acquitted by Chief Justice Marshall. The piece urges fair rehabilitation of Burr’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princetonian
Aaron Burr
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Burr
Jefferson
Marshall
Aaron
Ohio
Leatherlips
Shateyaronyah
Grain stockpiles near danger level warns official
Richard W. Reuter, special assistant to Secretary Rusk, says U.S. and Canadian grain reserves are dangerously low. A single drought could trigger world wide famine, urging developing countries to boost local production and reduce reliance on American supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Reuter
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Canada
America
German invasion cracks allied lines in Greece captured towns
The Star Files reports German forces break through allied defenses in Greece capturing Volos and Lamia while British troops fall back to new positions in the Thermopylae Pass area near Athens. Officials acknowledge the American expedition cannot take Villa and prepare for withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volos
Lamia
Villa
Meditations on Battle Delays and Weather in History
Earl L. Douglas cites WWI gas attacks at Ypres on April 22 1915 and Napoleon's Waterloo timing to illustrate how wind and weather alter plans. He notes similar delays in other conflicts and reflects on the Lord’s sovereignty over nature and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypres
England
Napoleon
Waterloo
Wellington
Blucher
Conqueror
Peace Not Ended by Treaties In World War II Legacy
The piece argues that no formal peace treaty ended World War II and belligerent rights persist. It notes Soviet occupation zones in the Kuriles and East Germany, non ratified treaties with Japan, and UN positions toward Red China. It discusses Korea and Berlin while urging a conference to redefine international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kurile Islands
East Germany
Japan
West Germany
Red China
Korea
United Nations
Peiping
Europe
Berlin
Berlin Wall
France
Truman
United States
Far East
Southeast Asia
Barbs On Off Switch For Mouths Sparks Debate
A jibe about muting critics prompts thoughts on popularity and virtue. The piece uses a fable image of birds at bread scraps to illustrate selective attention and behavior, suggesting some people resist public scrutiny while others seek praise.
Double Talk Examples and Their Literal Translations
HAL Boyle lists modern double talk and their literal meanings in humorous fashion. The piece pairs social evasions with blunt translations portraying the gap between intent and expression as a social art of the 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eyeball Tonometer Tests and Glaucoma Basics
Wayne Brandstadt outlines tonometer use to measure eye pressure and detect glaucoma early. It notes testing every two years after age 50, discusses patient notification of results within normal ranges, and covers effects of nervous tension drugs, smoking, and eye drops on glaucoma.
Poorest Americans Condemn Shenanigans
Henry J. Taylor argues American Indians face extreme poverty with average family income at $1500 and 10 times national unemployment. He cites government reform promises and a history of tribal justice, praising Pontiac and urging better treatment of Native peoples while criticizing other political outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Taylor
Santa Fe
New Mexico
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Jack F. Davis
Douglas B. O’connell
W. Va
Red Sea Harvest
Earl L. Douglas
Goldhound
By David Lawrence
Soviet Union
Hitler
Walter C. Parkes
Hal-Boyle
Marge
Debbie
Jane
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
I.Q
China
F.C.C
Internation Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering
Yokohama
Senate Interior Committee
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Benedict XIV
Indiana
Virginia
Kentucky
Lord Dunmore
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Pontiac
Sargent Shriver
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