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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1958
Page
4
Rates listed for mail and motor route delivery include one year six months and one month options with different pricing. The notice references Mohawk contact numbers for the business office and news room and carries a biblical quotation from Leviticus 19 18.
D Tennant Bryan of the Richmond Times Dispatch and Richmond News Leader was elected president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association at the annual meeting in New York. He becomes the first Virginia leader in 30 years, following his father John Stewart Bryan who once held the post. The Richmond Star congratulates him on this top professional honor.
The group argues budget deficits stabilize the economy, urging that during a downturn the budget run a deficit as revenues fall and certain expenditures rise. It rejects cutting federal spending even with lower receipts and calls for raising the debt limit to cover possible annual shortfalls beyond seasonal variation, deeming the $5 billion raise too small.
The policy statement urges debt limit increases to fund spending beyond receipts while calling for temporary tax cuts costing 7.5 billion dollars annually. It simultaneously links higher spending to revenue declines and tax cuts to funding, a cycle many view as inflationary. The critique questions the validity of a business group’s anti recession stance.
Washington reporters view Robert Anderson as the new strong man of the administration paralleling George Humphrey. The Treasury now foundations for relief programs subsidies and foreign aid while managing a 275 billion debt with Fed cooperation to stabilize the domestic economy and deter a global crisis.
A digest highlights the most interesting editorials drawn from the forty papers arriving daily at the office. It previews themes, debates, and opinions shaping public discourse across multiple regions.
The Wall Street Journal notes Van Cliburn the six foot four pianist from Texas who won the Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow. Khrushchev questions his height but Cliburn answers proudly that he is from Texas highlighting a broader gap in understanding between Russia and America.
From The Star files a new monument to Gen Daniel Morgan is dedicated in Mt Hebron Cemetery by Congressman Burr Harrison. Clarke county deputy sheriff jailor William Tumblin of Boyce is named to replace the late H L Bowers. Also noted are social visits and Rotary leadership change in Winchester and Bergville luncheon hosts.
Ten years ago in 1948 Tom Brennerman known for turning odd hats orchids and kisses for old ladies into a radio program died of a heart attack. Herbert Kline and his family returned from five years overseas to stay with Mr. Kline's parents. Miss Anna Briggs, once connected with Mrs. Buckner, returns home to Culpeper.
Fifty years ago in 1908 Rev. Dr. J H Lacy of Winchester spoke at the Shenandoah county YMCA convention opening. Dr William Love and A H Hansbrough returned to Winchester after weeks in Mexico. J P Haddox and R E Byrd of the city were named by Gov Swanson as delegates to the National Conference of Charities and Corrections meeting in Richmond.
AP News notes a national push by the photo industry to keep cameras active beyond summer. The campaign urges year round picture taking with slogans like May Time is Picture Time and Any Time is Picture Time, supported by resources such as the Pocket Photo Data Book for film speeds, flash guidance, color data, and development charts.
Los Angeles report on Eagle Rock High School and 33 others where 191 senior boys tested all above average in intelligence but half scored below average in grades. Principal Charles Sutcliffe says extreme hairstyles signal rebellion against authority and environment, with autos and longer work hours common among low achievers.
In New Haven Rev. Dr. Douglas Horton of Harvard Divinity School argued that religious symbols used to focus on God must be worthy and not degrade the sacred idea, saying inadequate symbols amount to taking God's name in vain.
A devotional meditation on the Christian paradox that man bears God’s image yet falls into sin. It argues the gospel reconciles nobility and depravity, presenting Jesus as the unique solution and the only path to salvation. The piece emphasizes divine love through sacrifice and the need to confront the paradox.
A dated quiz score guide reporting daily results over 10 days. It classifies memory ability from Memory Genius to Good with options for true false and general knowledge questions. Includes questions on moths diet Bible character names animal classifications and phobias.
Dr. Crane argues that Christianity descends from Hebrew ethics to a Catholic trunk and Protestant branches. The piece traces Abraham's monotheism, Isaiah's world Messiah prophecy, and Rome's dominance, then notes later reformers like Wycliffe, Huss, Knox, Calvin, Luther, and Zwingli shaping liberal Protestantism in the 20th century.
Doctor Herman N Bundesen explains eyes reflect disease and can signal issues in the liver kidneys brain or heart. Regular eye exams help detect disorders early while also noting potential goiter morphine use and age related changes. National Archives queries note Revolutionary War records and vast holdings in Washington DC.
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