Winchester Evening Star Admits Readers Amid Rates and Staff
A fragment from the Winchester Evening Star lists staff including Jack F. Davis Eugene P. Miller and Douglas B. O Connell. It details subscription rates by mail and deadlines, with national representation by Gallagher Delisser Inc and carrier formats.
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Jack F. Davis
A Wellin
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
A Double Cure for Gout Promises More Than Pain Relief
The new experimental gout drug may ease not only the disease but also the stigma around it. Publicity frames gout as a constitutional defect causing uric acid crystals in joints, offering relief from both pain and social derision for victims and doctors.
Naples Beauty Contest Seeks 40 Year Old Winners
Florida offers a controversial gimmick inviting women exactly age 40 to compete, sparking mockery about age and eligibility. The piece argues the plan ignores convention and may fail as most women are not exactly 40.
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Naples, Fla
Naples
Affluent Readers Eye New Shipboard Gambling This Autumn
Reports say a leading transportation company will launch organized gambling on one of its cruise ships this autumn. Passengers can play blackjack and roulette as the vessel sails the Mediterranean, while the noisy pistol shots fade to a silent splash as a man overboard alert replaces the sound.
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Mediterranean
Jeffersons 1787 warning on virtue and urban growth
Quote from a letter by Thomas Jefferson to James Madison in 1787 cautions that virtue persists while agriculture remains the main objective, but warns that urban crowding in cities like Europe could breed corruption and social collapse.
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Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Edmonds Family Arrives in Winchester to Await End of War
Betty and Roger Edmonds and cousin Carter reach Winchester from Winchester England and stay with Dr. and Mrs. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths until Europe war ends. Roosevelt opposes postwar compulsory military training. Ann Kerr Russell weds F L Largent Jr on South Stewart Street. Faulkner injured after stepping from a Washington streetcar. Peach growers face low prices. A German sub sinks a Russian auxiliary ship near the Gulf of England entrance.
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Betty
Roger Edmonds
Carter
Winchester
England
R. Anderson
Richard Griffith
Europe
Roosevelt
Ann Kerr Russell
F. L. Largent, Jr
South Stewart Street
Daily Meditation on Divorce and Happiness
Earl L. Douglas suggests happiness after divorce or remarriage can occur when spouses differ in temperament and ideals. He notes character weaknesses like selfishness and stubbornness fuel marital failure, and that rushing to divorce often aims to change a situation rather than address core issues.
Debate over UN dues could strengthen peacekeeping mechanisms
A Washington essay argues that the dispute over paying UN peacekeeping costs by France, Russia, and others reveals the UN is a federation of states relying on voluntary action. It emphasizes that budgets and dues hinge on member consent, not a global superstate, and warns against coercive funding or imperial aims.
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Washington
United Nations
France
Russia
America
Ter
South Vietnam
General Assembly
U.N
Soviet Union
Red China
United Nations Assembly
United States
Security Council
Bueau of Investigation
Ihon
Viet Nam
South
Moscow
Ion
Breathing Only Free Thing Left Costs Baby First Breath
HAL BOYLE notes costs for a baby’s first breath now range 600 to 700 dollars amid pop culture bits and misc. trivia. The column surveys marriage divorce rates, safety in rodeos, and quick fun facts on names and history, ending with a mix of quirky folklore and observations.
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New York
Animal Ee
Viet Outlook Brighter Politically and Militarily
The piece argues the Vietnam War outlook is brighter both politically and militarily with planned Marine deployments and major Army divisions. It notes risks from intensified Communist propaganda, civil rights tensions, and vigilance against subversive influence while acknowledging the war may still worsen before improvements solidify.
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Okinawa
Sato
Japan
Symptoms and causes of schizophrenia and paranoia
Article explains schizophrenia once called dementia praecox with symptoms such as voices and visions, withdrawal, and flat affect. Paranoia features extreme distrust and delusions of persecution. some cases are temporary from fatigue or infection, others are true paranoia with dangerous ideas.
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Napoleon
Jesus
Washington
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