Winchester Evening Star business and editorial staff listing
The notice lists Sadee H. D. Koontz as Business Manager and Jack F. Davis as Executive Editor with Eugene Miller as Managing Editor. It notes the paper is entered as second class matter in Winchester Virginia and provides advertising and subscription rate details.
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H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallageber-Delissers, Inc
East 14Th St
New York City
W.va
Mood Shifts On Tax Cuts In Election Year
The piece notes Congress grows reluctant to cut taxes during an election year while favoring appropriations. President Kennedy weighs a possible temporary tax cut amid debates on budget deficits, economic impact, and political risk. A government study on smoking and health, led by Dr. Luther Terry, is set to report later, focusing on facts to guide policy.
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Kennedy
Congress
Sabre Jet pilots shoot down four in Korean skies
The Star Files recalls 1952 reports that United States pilots downed four communist jets and damaged six more in Korea. Seven area men left Winchester for Army induction, named Aubrey A Blye Robert Lee Fries Richard E McKee Junior L Moats Donald W Luttrell John W DeHaven Robert E Conner Oscar J Jenkins Thomas S Wood and Donald L Carver. Mrs Ruby Davis and Mrs Gertrude Burham served as Clarke County Home Demonstration Clubs delegates to the 19th Institute of Rural Affairs session at VPI.
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Unite States Sabre
Winchester
Army
Aubrey A. Blye
Robert Lee Fries
Richard E. McKee
Junior L. Moats
Donald W. Luttrell
John W. DeHaven
Robert E. Conner
Oscar J. Jenkins
Thomas S. Wood
Donald L. Carver
Ruby Davis
Gertrude Burham
Clarke County
Institute of Rural Affairs
VPI
Scant Raiment Theme Draws Fashion Experts Show
Paris fashion critics hail a provocative Schiaparelli exhibit titled Scant Raiment. Mrs. Louis Baker spoke at Winchester Clarke Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. B M Roszel. Winchester Golf Club ladies beat Chambersburg with players Anne Kern, Rut Coffey, Walter Bosserman, Frances Page, Kardy Russell, John Hendricks, George Smith Jr., Virginia Boyd.
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Associated Press
Paris
Schiaparelli
Louis Baker
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
B. M. Roszel
Winchester Golf Club
Chambersburg, Pa
Anne Brooke Kern
Rut Coffey
Walter Bosserman
Frances Page
Kardy Russell
John Hendricks
George Smith, Jr
Virginia Boyd
Roosevelt Leads Progressive Party Convention Arrival
In Chicago 1912 the Progressive Party opens as Col Teddy Roosevelt arrives to address a large crowd. In Nicaragua Comdr Terhurie lands 100 Marines to shield American interests from rebels. A Nashville fire destroys nine buildings including the post office and bank, with losses over 100000 dollars.
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Chicago
Progressive Party
Teddy Roosevelt
Comdr. Terhurie
Annapolis
Menague
Nicaragua
First National Bank
Nashville
Daily Meditation on Becoming a Leader by Earl L. Douglas
When world conditions seem grim, the text urges individuals to stop waiting for a leader and instead become one. It notes untapped energy in nature and science, and highlights leadership as both a gift and a dormant quality in many people. It calls on owners and managers to seek capable leaders.
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K. Chesterton
Kennedy on Albany protests echoes Moscow comparison
Column argues President Kennedy erred by praising agitators while urging Albany officials to negotiate with outsiders. It questions who truly represents Albany residents and warns against mob influence, favoring lawful mediation, court orders, and local restraint over demonstrations.
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Albany
Kelly
Kennedy
New York Herald Tribune
City Commission of
Augmented Roman alphabet studied in English schools
Modern educators report that 1000 children in 24 English schools learned Augmented Roman, an AR alphabet with 19 new letters and eight letters removed. The system aims to reduce spelling variation while the transition to normal English remains challenging for adults, with two years left in the trial.
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Theodore Roosevelt
House Passes War Damage Bill for Philippines
The House approved a bill to pay 73 million dollars in war damage claims to the Philippines. The measure moves to the Senate where swift approval is anticipated after a 194 to 35 vote on Wednesday.
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Washington
House
Philippines
Senate
Bible Thought on Light and Hatred
A Bible Thought emphasizes that claiming to be in the light while hating a brother marks a person as living in darkness. It frames love for fellow humans as the true sign of genuine religion and urges compassionate conduct in daily life.
Handley Class of 1942 reunion praised by alum
Anne Woolfook Smoke thanks Charles Zucker man and Douglas Butler for organizing the Handley High School Class of 1942 reunion. A large turnout enjoyed reconnecting with classmates and the compiled contact list will help maintain ties in the years ahead.
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Handley
Charles Zuckerman
Douglas Butler
Markin Time on Wealth and Law’s Fragile Guard
A critical note contends rich individuals undermine respect for law to gain more wealth, eroding the protective elements that shield them from the lawless poor and heightening societal risk.
Writer's Cramp Mental Tie to Work and Cure
Dr Burton H. Fern explains writer's cramp as largely mental with emotional strain tying to work. He notes examples in other professions, suggests curing by addressing emotional roots, and mentions tranquilizers hypnosis and suggestion as aids. He also describes a scoring memory test with 10 days of questions.
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Susie
It's A Troubled World Without A War
James Marlow surveys global unrest from protests and riots to parliamentary filibusters and a disarmament conference. He notes U S Russia tensions over inspections and the Vela project aims to distinguish earthquakes from underground blasts ahead of talks on a test ban.
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London
Bertrand Russell
White House
Albany
Martin Luther King
Georgia
Russia
United States
Kennedy
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