Winchester Evening Star headline from 1963 issue
The readable fragment shows a 1963 edition page header for the Winchester Evening Star with masthead details listing editors and contact numbers, plus archival publication data and pricing notes for subscriptions and motor routes.
Global leadership shift and fiscal reforms discussed in 1950s outlook
The text surveys U S fiscal policy debates on tax exempt bonds and federal guarantees, noting Dillon committee recommendations against new guarantees and the broader impact of aging leadership globally. It discusses potential reforms and the uncertain short term world political temper as new leaders take office.
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Treasury
Dillon
Commission On Money and Credit
Diplomatic Strategists Forecast Global Regime Shifts
Strategists predict major world changes within a year or two as 31 countries may see new governments aside from revolutions. Others, including powers like Britain and West Germany, could join the list amid shifting political landscapes.
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Brita
Queen Shenandoah Elect XXVI Arrives Amid Festivities
Miss Kathryn Eisenhower arrives in the city as a round of festivities opens. Miss Margaret Beck visits Braddock Street home for several days with Miss Bill Wood. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hershberger host a dinner for the 47th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs F J Haskel.
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Shenandoah Elect
Kathryn Eisenhower
Margaret Beck
Bill Wood
Braddock Street
Joseph Hershberger
F. J. Haskel
Festival Queen Winners from 1933 to 1937 Identified
The Star lists Festival Queen contenders for the five years before 1938: Miss Francoise May Belgium 1933, Mrs. John Hay Whitney Upperville 1934, Mlle Nella Veverka Czechoslovakia 1935, Miss Cornelia Ann Larus Richmond 1936, and Miss Gretchen Thom son New Orleans 1937. J P Morgan summoned to Washington to brief Securities Commission on Richard Whitney case. Braddock Street Methodist Church and A P Tea strike deal to erect a new store on the Dandridge lot.
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The
Star
Francoise May
Belgium
John Hay Whitney
Upperville
Mlle, Nella Veverka
Czechoslovakia
Cornelia Ann Larus
Richmond
Gretchen Thomson
New Orleans
Braddock Street Methodist Church
A & P Tea
Dandridge Lot
Senate passes bill for extended U S circuit court judge
Fifty years ago in 1913 the Senate approved a bill to create an additional judge for the Fourth U S Circuit Court covering Virginia Maryland West Virginia and the two Carolinas. Mrs S L Conrad hosted James Harbord of Washington. The Rev A Knox and Henry Dinges of Stephens City visited Winchester on business.
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Treasury
Commission On Money and Credit
U. S
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Two
Carolinas
Senate
S. L. Conrad
James Harbord
Washington
Daily Meditation on Calamity and Resilience
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Carlyle losing his manuscript for the French Revolution after a housemaid burned it. The author urges calm recovery, arguing that faced with loss one should start anew and act as if nothing had happened, praising steadfast resilience.
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Carlyle
Mills
Going To School At Home By Melton Wright
A discussion of home study and correspondence schools as a path to education. It covers advantages such as flexible start times and individualized instruction, plus drawbacks like delayed graded papers and reading demands, citing Mitchell and the National Home Study Council. The University of Virginia division of Extension outlines programs for high school and adult learners with diverse courses and flexible enrollment.
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Cntury
Berlin
C. Toussiant
Gustav Langenscheidt
Sidney C. Mitchell
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Mitchell
Hissete
National Home Study Council
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Washington D. D
Versy of
Virginia
University of Virginia
Home Study Department
Division of Extension and General Studies
Charlottesville
Agriculture Is Challenge To Common Market's Future
Henry J. Taylor argues the Common Market faces a central hurdle in agriculture as Europe's food glut grows. He notes American productivity and farm surplus, European overproduction across multiple commodities, and political economic strains challenging the six nations and Britain’s Commonwealth ties.
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Europe
Department of Agriculture
State Department
Switzerland
Greece
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Denmark
Holland
Britain
Msr
de Gaulle
Insistent Head Noises Common in the Elderly
Tinnitus or head noises are common in middle age and more in the elderly. Causes include narrowed blood vessels, high blood pressure, and middle ear infections. Treatments range from controlling blood pressure to tranquilizers and treating infections. Family support helps reduce anxiety as the condition is usually not dangerous. Boxing discussed as a sport with brain injury risks. emphasis on safeguards and protective gear.
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London
Bible Thought on Righteousness Exalting a Nation
A brief religious note cites Proverbs 14 35 and extols righteousness as exalting a nation while sin brings reproach, asking God to grant national exaltation if sin departs.
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