Winchester Evening Star ads summary
Meade newspaper page lists circulation over 45,000 and contact numbers for the Winchester Star operations. Names listed include H. D. Koontz business manager Jack F. Davis executive editor and Eugene Miller managing editor. Subscription rates and insertion details appear for local and distant circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Editorial on Frankfurter and Goldberg Supreme Court appointments
The article recalls Felix Frankfurter’s 1939 nomination and praise for his intellect despite policy differences. It then critiques Arthur Goldberg’s ascent as Secretary of Labor and potential Supreme Court appointee, noting his labor ties, centralization views, and cautious hope that time may temper his extremes toward a Brandeis or Cardozo outcome.
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Felix Frankfurter
Kennedy
Goldberg
Council For Organized Labor
Louis D. Brandeis
Benjamin N. Cardoza
Headlight on for safety urges over Gabor Day weekend
Mayor Claude B Smalts Jr Police Chief J Thomas Boyd and William Baker Win chester Volunteer Rescue Squad president back a Safe and Sane Gabor Day effort urging motorists to keep headlights on day and night Sunday through Monday. The gimmick aims to remind drivers to drive safely and be more careful and courteous. even one life saved would be worth the candlepower.
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Claude B. Smalts Jr
J. Thomas Boyd
William Baker
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Miss McGehee hosts honor for upcoming nuptials
Carolyn Elizabeth McGehee entertained guests in honor of Palmer Beverley and Harrison Jerome Uhl Jr who were to be married. Separate notices mention Harold Baughman and Virg il Baughman visiting, and a group including Clay Manuel Ryland Conner Eugene Goss John H Seal Jr and Ruby Funk traveling to the National Association of Letter Carriers convention in New York City.
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Carolyn Elizabeth McGehee
Clay Manuel
Ryland Conner
Eugene Goss
John H. Seal, Jr
Ruby Funk
National Association of Letter Carriers
New York City
25 Years Ago 1937 Social Guests Visit Local Notables
Mrs W D Myers and daughter Jane visit Judge and Mrs Donald Weems at Courtfield. Mrs Mace Duffy Gray and family return to Lebanon Ind with Miss Betty Jeanne Nixon. Dr James Russell, a New York City surgeon, stays with his brother H K Russell and wife for several days.
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W. D. Myers
Jane
Donald Weems
Mace Duffy Gray
Lebanon
Ind
Betty Jeanne Nixon
James Russell
New York City
H. K. Russell
Automobile run away at Chalybeate Springs Hotel
1912 Strasburg dispatch reports Robert Funk’s car ran in gear, cranking forward and damaging a garden’s vegetables before stopping. Dock workers set fire to the Red Star liner Finland at Antwerp quay. flames put out without major damage. West Virginia Governor Glasscock sent militia to Cabin Creek coal fields amid renewed clashes between striking miners and guards.
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Strasburg
Robert Funk
Chalybeate Springs Hotel
Funk
Finland
Antwerp
West Virginia
Glasscock
Cabin Creek
Duty and Obedience to Parents in Modern Life
A meditation on the command to honor parents, the role of parental guidance, and the balance between obedience and individual freedom. The author argues obedience is a duty but cautions against parents dictating mates or life work, urging tact and love to prevent rebellion.
Cuba Invaded by Russians, Declares Henry J. Taylor
Henry J. Taylor argues Cuba is already invaded by Soviet forces and criticizes the Kennedy administration for masking the crisis as public relations. He cites Havana shelling, U.S. inaction, UN funding shifts, and the presence of Russian shipments and rocket sites as evidence of ongoing interference and risk to U.S. interests.
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Arthur Goldberg
Cuba
Havana
Rosita de Hornedo Hotel
America
Patrick Henry
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Vienna
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
MacMillan
Miami
Cape Canaveral
New York
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
Los Angeles
San Diego
Seattle
Frankfurter Labeled Liberal Yet Acted As Conservative Judge
AP reporting on Felix Frankfurter’s career on the U S Supreme Court. Once hailed by liberals, he grew increasingly conservative, influencing major rulings and enduring attacks from anti Semite critics and political rivals. The piece notes his retirement at 79 and debates over reapportionment.
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Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Elizabeth Dilling
Red Network
Red Revolutionary Movement
United States
Frankfurter
Mississippi
James O. Eastland
Senate
Communist Party
How to score and diet tips for digestion issues
Diet and lifestyle guidance for indigestion explains foods to avoid and safe options. It warns against heavy fried foods caffeine alcohol and certain vegetables and suggests lighter meals with dairy and grains while stressing relaxation and thorough chewing. It adds a 100-question scoring quiz with varied results.
Growing dominance of financial institutions in corporate stock
AP reports institutional investors fund managers pension funds and foundations increasingly own common stock in major firms. Mutual funds rise from 1.5 to 19.5 billion in assets as pension funds and foundations hold large blocks. Despite policy of noninterference, some big holders question management.
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New York
U.S
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