Toils of Sin Echo From Daily Paper
A religious reflection cites Proverbs 5 28 noting daily newspapers reveal how evildoers are caught in the toils of sin. The text emphasizes moral accountability and social consequences shown in current press.
Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1960
Page
4
Capitol Hill Show Sets Stage for Partisan Clash
Washington week sees Democrats and Republicans trading barbs as Congress returns after conventions. Dirksen pushes civil rights bill amid partisan theater while President Eisenhower urges postal rate hikes and broader measures. Lyndon Johnson had arranged reconvening after the nominating events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Washington
Congress
Senate
Dirksen
Resurrection belief fueled early Christian zeal
Daily meditation notes that the early church lived by the resurrection faith, not just Easter. It recalls the women at the tomb asking who would roll away the stone, reflecting on their concern since Jesus was laid to rest and how the story of Christ’s resurrection empowered devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Angels Roll Away the Stone Promise of Peace
By Ear L Douglass reflects on anxiety about life’s obstacles and the Easter miracle of the stone being rolled away. He urges trust in divine power to overcome fears, noting that human effort is limited while God’s angels remain ready to help and provide calm.
Privateer Battle Prolonged New Orleans Campaign Connection
Arm strong privateer raid at Fayal in the Azores delayed Cochrane’s fleet and aided Jackson’s New Orleans defense. Samuel Reid commanded the Armstrong against 400 British troops, with heavy losses on both sides before the brig was burned and the crew escaped to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Sir Edward Pakenham
Old Hickory
Jackson
Alexander Cochrane
Chesapeake
Washington, D. C
Jamaica
Louisiana
Fayal
Azores
General Armstrong
New York
Portugese
Africa
Samuel
Chester Reid
Armstrong
Scourge
Just Post
United States
John B.dabney
Carnation
Reid
Dabney
Robert Lloyd
British West Indies
Cochrane
Ameri
Ribeiro
Lloyd
Quote of the Week President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower assures Congress that the nation's military power remains second to none and will be kept that way. The comment underscores defense priorities and national security stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Congress
Vacationing Smiths At Virginia Beach Amid Local Medical Reports
Dr. and Mrs. George Smith and daughters Leigh and Toni vacationed at Virginia Beach ten years ago. Jimmy Whiting had an appendectomy in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dr. Edmund Horgan of this city spoke on case reports at a Medical Society of Northern Virginia meeting where Dr. James Miller of Winchester served as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Leigh and
Toni
Virginia Beach
Jimmy Whiting
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edmund Horgan
City
Medical Society of Northern Virginia
James Miller
Winchester
Roosevelt signs Social Security bill amid ceremony
25 years ago in 1935 President Roosevelt signed the Social Security act amid ceremony. In Toronto Canada contracts were offered the Dionne quintuplets. Mrs Charles F Massey hosted Col and Mrs William S Woodruff of Shreveport Louisiana as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Toronto
Canada
Charles F. Massey
Col
William S. Woodruff
Shreveport, Pa
Staunton Chasm Grows. Fall Threatens Home Kitchen
Fifty years ago in Staunton residents faced a growing chasm after night detonations signaled ongoing earth collapse. The back of Prof. L Wilson's house widened with bricks from the south kitchen wall fallen and the frame end badly strained. City workers had already demolished part of an engine house overhanging a cavern and many locals evacuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. L. Wilson
Soviet diplomats arrive in Cuba for new mission
A group of 11 Soviet diplomats arrived in Havana to establish the first Soviet diplomatic mission since 1952. Leading the team is Boris Kasantsev who will head the mission until the arrival of Soviet Ambassador Sergei Kudryatvsev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Havana
Boris Kasantsev
Sergei Kudryatvsev
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the Star
L. Douglass
God
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
SEA Fight
Elias Jose Ribeiro
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Staunton
Samuel Reid
Madison
James Monroe
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