Winchester Evening Star masthead and rates snippet
The clipping shows the Winchester Evening Star header with staff roles and contact details, plus subscription and motor carrier rates. It lists F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, R F Rose as Business Manager, and D B O Connell as Managing Editor, along with ad copy and address lines.
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F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Ottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Rural fair life and fakery in advertising history
The piece contrasts county fairs in rural America with changing town migration and recalls 50 year-old newspaper nostrums. It notes the scent and bustle of fairs, 4-H livestock shows, and the bittersweet sale of prize animals, then shifts to the long fight against fraudulent health potions and misleading ads across media.
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America
Chester White
Philanthropy or profiteering behind a new cigarette filter
Robert L. Strickman offered a safer cigarette filter to Columbia University, initially seen as altruistic but later revealed as a profit move after cigarette spokesmen rejected his demand for 2.5 million dollars upfront. The deal could yield about 13.6 million dollars annually for Columbia and Strickman, and the filter may raise cigarette prices.
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Columbia University
Robert L. Strickman
Strickman
Columbia
University
Danger in the Parks and the Grizzly Attacks
The piece argues for National Park Service action or congressional intervention to improve tourist safety. It notes two co-eds attacked and killed by grizzly bears in Glacier National Park in Montana on the same night, highlighting negligence and the need for better protections for visitors in wild game country.
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National Park Service
Service
Congress
Glacier National Park
Montana
Red Army gains initiative on 400 mile front
The Star Files reports the Red Army holding the initiative on a 400 mile front from Bryansk to Ilmen. French estimates 10,000 commandos in a Cheppe raid with fierce hand to hand fighting in waves. Mrs Beatrice O Connell stars in Little Theatres Ladies in Retirement. War spending reaches a world history high. Fuel situation worse than food shortage. Dr P W Boyd notes no polio cases in Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties. 40 cases in Rockingham. Fourth British air raid overnight hits German lines behind Belgium works.
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Cheppe
Beatrice O’connell
Little ‘Theatre
P. W. Boyd
Board of Health of
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
Rockingham County
Belgium
Daily Meditation On Prayer And Its Effects On Praying
Earl L Douglas explains prayer lifts the practitioner in many ways beyond desired outcomes. He cites Jesus at the Transfiguration as example of prayer changing the countenance and bringing peace, clarity, and power to the believer in everyday decision making.
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Jesus
Treason Rules Under Supreme Court Explained
A legal analysis explains treason requires an overt act of aid to the enemy and a formal declaration of war. It notes that public sympathy for North Vietnam or Castro does not meet treason definitions, since the Constitution needs an act witnessed or confessed in court.
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N. Viet
Castro
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Congress
United States
Vietnam
Swiss presence enriches Washington Monument tribute
Henry J. Taylor surveys Swiss influence on European culture from Basel to Geneva noting carved blocks sent to the Washington Monument and a lineage of scholars and artists. He highlights Erasmus papers, St. Gall manuscripts, Voltaire and Rousseau sanctuary in Geneva, Napoleonic era figures, Balzac’s romance and Le Corbusier among Swiss creators shaping modern thought.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Washington Monument
Washington
William Tell
Lucerne
Historical Society of
University of Basel
Erasmus
Erasmus of
St. Bernard of
Buckhardt
Woelfflin
Basel
Gotthalf
Fussli
Zurich
Giacometti
Grisons
le Corbusier
la Chant-de-Fonda
Idemitsu Maru Tanker Looms Large in World Almanac
The World Almanac notes the Japanese tanker Idemitsu Maru is enormous weighing 205,953 deadweight tons and could carry 30 percent more cargo than the next largest tanker. Three football fields laid end to end would not cover its length.
You Should See Your Dentist Twice A Year
HAL BOYLE surveys health and daily life tips from dentist visits to highway safety and hurricane energy. The column shares trivia on hypnosis in medicine, presidential residences, seat belt use by education level, and quotes from notable figures.
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New York
Andre Maurois
How to coax a picky eater into better meals
A mother describes her six year old son who resists new foods and is underweight. The pediatrician says he is healthy and advises patience and a pleasant mealtime. Do not force feeding or vitamins. Offer small portions of new foods without pressure and model enjoying them. Avoid multiple new dishes at once and limit sweets until good eating habits form.
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Eugene P. Mili
City Carrier
Yoo
Momen Oo
RED Army
Bryansk
Ilmen
Earl L.douglas
By David Lawrence
North Vietnam
Court
Henry J. Taylor
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Voltaire
Paris
Royal France
Rousseau
Lake of Bienne
Chillon
Montreaux
Byron
Napoleon
David d’ Angers
Bonaparte
Bern
Egypt
Mme
Germaine de Stael
Chateau de Coppet
Free Europe
Balzac
Neuchatel
Evalina Hanska
Europe
Jacques
Daniel Bernoulli
Jung
Paul Klee
Ramos
Delcroze
Max Frisch
PiXies
HK Wom
By Wohl
United Feature Syndic
Hal Boyle
U.S
George Washington
Mama Whale
Earth
Catholic Digest
Mark Twain
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
I.Q
U. S
Volga River
Honduras
South America
Central America
Belorussia
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