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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1963
Page
4
Local newspaper masthead listing editorial and business staff, contact numbers, and subscription rates. Includes manager and editor names, national reps, postal status, and address details for Winchester Virginia.
A Kansas City lawyer proposes mail ballot voting with automatic tallying and TV aided prompts as a way to boost turnout, while warning that more votes do not guarantee better government. The piece also discusses pharmaceutical research costs, risks, and the shift to home treatment reducing pneumonia mortality and costs.
Frederick County School Superintendent Robert E Ayler announced a list of 129 teachers and principals for the 16 county schools. The Division of Motor Vehicles reported that in July 408 drivers lost their licenses for various offenses. Mr and Mrs Melvin Brown and June and Scotty returned home after a holiday at Niagara Falls and Canada.
25 Years Ago 1938 Manager Mallory said Lefty Duvall's pitching arm was in fine shape for the Park nine against the Milwaukee Brewers on the local diamond. Patty Berg from Minneapolis set a course record of 74 early in the women's Western golf championship at Olympia Fields.
Fifty years ago in 1913 the Maryland Agriculture Experiment Station planned to judge the apple exhibit. C L Barnett began operating an automobile line between Winchester and Bluemont with a fare of 1.25 dollars each way. President Wilson nominated Harry B Krebs of Winchester to be postmaster at Mercersburg Pennsylvania.
A church reading prompts recalling a retired NT professor who reads Scripture in original Hebrew or Greek for public occasions. The narrator reflects on the teacher’s astonished approach and urges careful, open reading to hear God’s message anew.
General MacArthur’s San Francisco return electrified the city as crowds roared and his car crawled through Union Square. He showed quiet dignity despite fears of politics, delivering a vow to Korea and a message of victory, leaving a lasting imprint on American memory.
HAL BOYLE recalls a bygone era with vignettes on fame wealth and social norms. The piece contrasts Rin Tin Tin and Lassie earnings, fashion, and manners, noting playful stories of actors language and daily life, from high taxes to campus prices and country-city contrasts.
A Bible thought urges continued brotherly love and welcoming strangers as a gauge of spiritual temperature. It highlights care for others as essential to faith and daily life.
English lesson notes cover misused words mispronunciations and misspellings with examples. It defines commiserate as to feel sorrow with someone and offers daily word study guidance.
A series of reader questions on moving for health, masking around a baby, causes of spots before the eyes, and nighttime coughing in a toddler. Doctors caution against impulsive moves for climate, advise keeping sick relatives away from infants, and emphasize seeking physician guidance for eye symptoms and croup with supportive notes on psychosomatic considerations.
White House aides fear the Negro march may extend into 1963 street protests while northern voters grow irritated by demands. Politicians hoped to crack down in the South to gain Northern Negro votes, but the plan backfired as Negro demands rise in the North and whites react with resistance.
The youngest East German who crossed the Iron Curtain alone, Peter Eichhorn, a two year old, was sent home by train to his parents on Tuesday. He had wandered into border mine fields but survived and found shelter in a nursery in Ludwigstadt.
The facility plans to install glass walls in certain cells to allow guards closer observation of prisoners. The move aims to reduce self harm attempts by inmates and improve safety within the housing units.
A reader quiz asks about four letter states, non Christian world population, Dempsey Tunney clash, Naval Observatory location, Delaware crossing city, clavichord meaning, William Bradford’s colony governorship, and clipper ships versus steamers. The item previews page 2 answers and scoring.
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