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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1964
Page
4
The notice provides subscription rates for the Winchester Evening Star including one year six months and one month options. It also lists key editorial staff and representatives along with contact details and publishing information.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a business line with numbers and prices unreadable. It mentions a city market context and several monetary values including 9.50 5.26 1.00 and 1.00, but no clear entities or actions.
In Frederick County seven independent fire companies rely on community funding and volunteers. Polly's Cab in Winchester handles all county fire calls by routing alarms to the nearest departments and coordinating dispatches. The Lichliter couple and Polly's provide this critical link for ten years, with Christmas Day off as their only concession.
The 1939 Star Files notes Mary Pickford, famed pre talkie star, was named Queen of the National Tobacco Festival in South Boston Virginia. Mrs Edward Barr hosted a gathering on Tennyson Avenue for several guests including Mrs Rodney Taylor and Mrs Chalmers Strain. Miss Mary Warden Boyd and Mrs Otis Sargent traveled to New York City for a few days. A bridge on the St Lawrence Railway spanning Lake Bouchette in Ottawa was blown up by dynamite. A German spy reportedly died after the blast. Arthur M Huntington president of the National Geographical Society and his wife were arrested and confined to the Grant Hotel in Nuemburg. Ambassador Herrick said the embassy sought their release.
Earl L. Douglas argues that theology is essential for genuine faith. He cautions against practical religion alone and urges Christians to study Scripture, reflect on creeds, and update theological understanding to strengthen the church.
William S. White argues that North Vietnam’s strikes on U S destroyers in the South China Sea strengthen and clarify the American stance in Southeast Asia. He asserts North Vietnam is clearly involved and that the United States may act in self defense to protect South Vietnam and the region. He outlines three possible motives for Hanoi’s actions, endorses a hard line against new peace talks, and warns against pacifist or UN pressures to concede to aggression.
In a provocative column, Hal Boyle argues matches cause more fires and deaths than volcanoes. He notes global ignorance, Earth’s unrest, and shifts toward science while humor and personal anecdotes punctuate views on everyday risks and comforts.
The 1926 sesquicentennial half dollar features Arthur ton on one side as a collector’s item with only 141 120 minted. Quips cover domestic hints, linguistic malaprops, and social observations including Duke Philip of Edinburgh on dento pedalogy and humor about flowers and hay fever.
A Winchester junior urges equal rights for Negroes in restaurants buses and schools and argues youth should have a voice. He condemns demonstrations as unwise and calls for jobs based on merit, not color, warning against adult prejudice and urging unity to prevent national strife.
A doctor explains a toddler’s tibia fracture often missed on X rays and treated by a two to four week plaster cast. He notes fever irritability swelling and pain upon manipulation. The column also answers can a child insert objects in the Eustachian tube and potential Gantrisin side effects from urinary infections.
A quick IQ self test offers daily scoring from 9 to 10 correct answers. It labels memory and reasoning levels from Memory Genius to Good. Page two provides the correct answers to ten trivia questions on topics from geography to sports and history.
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