Winchester Evening Star masthead and rates note
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff positions and publication details including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor H D Koontz as Business Manager Eugene Miller as Managing Editor. It also notes domestic and outside Virginia subscription rates and post office designation as a second class matter.
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Jack F. Davis
H. D. Koontz
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th
New York City
Thrift Spikes Income Growth and A New War-Proof Plan
IRS notes show thrift rising as investment income climbs since 1947 with over 61 billion dollars this year from investments and savings. Simple interest leads growth at 32 billion while rental income sits at 12 billion as Americans save and spend more. A New York executive proposes a hostage plan to deter nuclear war, arguing such measures would mirror West East tensions and are unlikely to alter Russia's goals.
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Commerce Department
Khrushchev
Russia
Handley Judges Defeat Martinsburg 20 to 6
In the 1938 Star Files recap Handley Judges defeated Martinsburg 20 6 with Whitman and Cather leading for Dunn who was injured. Perry Bywaters and Whitham scored. Miss Ethel Hartman of Washington visited relatives on Gray Avenue after attending the Army Navy game in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs C R Langdon of Meyertown spent the day with Mrs N B Shingleton of South Cameron Street.
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Handley
Martinsburg
Whitman
Cather
Dunn
Perry
Bywaters
Whitham
Ethel Hartman
Washington
Mrs. C. 8. Hartman
Gray Avenue
Philadelphia
C. R. Langdon
Myerstown, W. Va
N. B. Shingleton
South Cameron Street
Royalty Bans Tango at Buckingham Palace
A 1913 item reports the king and queen barring the tango at Buckingham Palace and royal functions. Edward Gay Butler hosted a Clarke County dance for Miss Dorothy Gilpin and Dr. Lewis M. Allen, set for December 10. Keller Drug Co advertises Dikes Syrup Hypophosphites as a tonic with Yellow Trading Stamps.
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Buckingham Palace
Edward Gay Butler
Clarke County
Annefield
Dorothy Gilpin
Lewis M. Allen
Keller Drug Company
Keller’s
Daily Meditation Reflections on Early Church Fidelity
Earl L. Douglas compares the faith and zeal of first century believers with modern Christians. He notes the ancient church benefited from firsthand witnesses, while today we have education and two millennia to reflect, yet questions whether we surpass the original disciples in piety and purpose.
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Paul
Peter
Jacqueline Kennedy Courage Under Grim National Tragedy
The piece chronicles Jacqueline Kennedy's steadfast public bearing after President Kennedy's assassination. It details her swift actions at the White House, the funeral procession, and her composure at Arlington as she guided mourning officials and dignitaries. It notes her devotion to children, arts, and public service.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
United States
White House
St. Matthew’s Cathedral
Arlington Cemetery
Half of Population Seen Under 20 or Over 60 Soon
HAL BOYLE notes demographic shifts with half the future U S population under 20 or over 65 by 1970. The piece reviews changing consumer spending, housing, travel, education, and medical care, plus quirky stats on greeting cards and pluted facts about presidents and their families.
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New York
Folklore Fragments and Odd Facts from New Fooland
A reader collection of fractured proverbs and remarks notes snow marriage curses a peace girl and old maid fate. An 1985 sermon in West Rich Wash ran 48 cane and 18 minutes with eight parishioners remaining. It quizzes teeth loss as BON apieph asis and claims turkeys are polygamous amid wine variety counts and chess.
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West Rich Wash
Market Rise Signals Return to Consultative Government
Henry J. Taylor argues the New York Stock Exchange rebound under Kennedy era concerns shows a shift toward consultative governance. He warns against all in my hands leadership, notes market reliance on supply and demand plus human nature, and urges broader, shared authority to sustain economic confidence.
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New York Stock Exchange
West Securities
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Seenes
Kennedy
Markin Time and Momentum of the Past
A lyric reflection by Luther Markin on how progress can rely on past momentum rather than true improvement. The piece contrasts quick thinking with steady continuation of earlier work.
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Luther Markin
Guidance Clinic Solves Childs Psychological Woes
A mother seeks help for a 12 year old who bed wets four to five nights weekly. The guidance clinic is advised as most children gain bladder control by age three and many cases are psychological. The article notes possible physical causes and urges psychological assessment.
How's Your I Q Based On 108 Questions
A self quiz outlines scoring by daily answers over ten days. Ratings include Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good with specific answer counts and a page two for correct answers. Questions listed cover geography history and literature.
Reading Speed and Confidence Hack Quote
A quote from Benjamin Disraeli notes that every man has a right to be conceited until he is successful, highlighting a link between self belief and achievement. The remark reflects on perseverance and self assurance in pursuit of success.
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Benjamin Disraeli
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