Gangster Infiltration of Legitimate Business Gains Attention
The piece notes rising interest in how organized crime infiltrates lawful enterprises. It cites Prohibition era practices, the Apalachin 1957 gathering, and examples of diverse businesses tied to criminal networks. It highlights money flow through banking, factoring, and tax laws as avenues for criminal links.
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Cae
Chicago New York
K Whor
Dufirg
Chicago
J. Edgar Hoover
Underworld
Apalachin
N. Y
Hyland
Mers
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Brooklyn
Colorado
Florida
Congress
Christmas Giving and the Spirit of Sharing
Extra satisfaction comes from Americans spending and giving during Christmas. The piece notes the busy, sometimes frantic shopping and delivery, yet argues giving aligns with spiritual teaching and helps those in need. It emphasizes cheer for friends and family and the joy of reaching beyond one's immediate circle.
Winchester Evening Star Reader Notices Summary
Fragmentary OCR text from the Winchester Evening Star shows printing details and subscription rates. No clear news event or people beyond staff roles are readable.
Garner for President Rally Opens Nationwide Drive
Boyhood friends of John Nance Garner gather at his boyhood home to formally launch the Garner for President movement. France and Germany sign a pact to settle future disputes by negotiation. German foreign minister Ribbentrop and French minister Bonnet sign. In November the four city cold storages shipped 103,054 barrels of apples, totaling 484,099 barrels in storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nance
Cactus Jack
Garner
United States
France
Germany
Joachim von Ribbentrop
George Bonnet
Suffragists Form 55-Member Washington Committee 1913
Fifty five women suffragists in 1913 organized a committee to stay in Washington awaiting President Wilson’s stance on suffrage while he recuperated from a cold. Alabama Rep Heflin opposed female suffrage before the Rules Committee, warning against women’s franchise and quipping about teaching bluebirds.
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Washington
Wilson
Heflin
Alabama
Rules Committee
House of Representatives
United States
Daily Meditation on the United States and Canada by Earl L. Douglas
The meditation extols the vast nations, rich resources, free government, and pioneer spirit. It contrasts lacking European art with American opportunity and wealth, celebrates cheerful God fearing aspiration, and urges responsibility while praising national progress.
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United States
Canada
Te Badal Cathedrale
Cabin
White House
Republicans Face Johnson Era Without Losing Conservative Core
A Washington columnist argues that the Johnson rise does not force the GOP to abandon conservative principles. It warns that voters will judge parties by policy over personality, especially on civil rights and fiscal plans, as 1964 approaches.
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Washington
America
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Gov
Rockefeller
What Do Women's Handbags Hold Pandora's Junkbox
HAL BOYLE notes the modern handbag as a Pandora's junkbox packed with mints gum unpaid bills lip stick photos keys and a hidden billfold. He jokes about size by day versus night use and the struggle to find cash at a restaurant. The piece lampoons the march of progress as purse sizes grow.
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Pandora’s
Assassination Teaches Penalty of Softheadedness
Henry J. Taylor argues the Oswald case reveals dangers of softheadedness and appeasement toward communism. He links Castro, Soviet agents, and global terror to a pattern of violence used as state policy, calling for accountability beyond blaming America.
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U.S
James K. Chnault
Caracas
Jakarta
Valeria Zorin
Sovet
U.N
Prague
Poland
Warsaw
Moscow
Red Army
Oswald
State Department
Castro
Kremlin
Dallas
Texas
America
Timbuktu
How's Your I Q? Score Based On 100 Questions
An OCR fragment outlines a 10 day IQ style test with scoring by daily accuracy and page 2 for answers. It lists sample questions on polo ball material coin obverse, America in My Country tis of Thee, chariot race in a historical novel, capital of North Carolina, birds that fly backwards, Pashas location, brig masts, maple syrup cup prize, and a garbled last riddle.
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America
North
Rolina
Yugoslavia
Egypt
Indonesia
Peru
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Order of Eagles
H. F. Chrismore
Robert G. Clevenger
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J. E. Yeakley
W. F. Anderson
Fred Forney
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Earl L. Douglas
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Virginia
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Tei
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Pandora's Junk Box
Henry J. Taylor
Lee Oswald
Stalin
Jacques Mornard
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
The
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KGB
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
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