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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
4
Ex Nazis in East Germany under Ulbricht spotlight
Western observers expose that over two thousand former Nazi Party members hold posts in East Germany under Walter Ulbricht. Revelations nudge East German political stability, as officials swap roles or vanish from sight after exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
East German Youth Movement
U.S. Weighs Retaliation Over Common Market Wheat Barriers
Amid European Community talks, U.S. grain interests push for firm action if Common Market barriers persist. Dr Walter Hallstein visited the United States but offered general multilateral trade talk with little on specific wheat concessions. American officials warn that retaliation remains a possible tool to secure fair treatment for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hallstein
Executive Commission
European Economic Community
Common Market
United States
Halstein
Nebraska
U.S
Britain
France
Germany
Dr. Hallstein
Handley Judges Beat Charles Town Team. James Wood Falls to Luray
In 1952 The Star Files notes Handley defeated Charles Town while James Wood lost to Luray. Birth announced for David Meade son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kern, with Mrs Kern formerly Miss Charlotte Meade. Holly Kinney arrived from Europe to visit her aunts the Kern sisters on Amherst Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Charles Town
James Wood Colonels
Luray
Robert Kern
David Meade
Kern
Charlotte Meade
Holly Kinney
Europe
ECA
Misses Kern
Amherst Street
Winter Holiday Guests from Brooklyn and Washington
25 Years Ago 1937 Mr and Mrs Douglas Sale of Brooklyn New York spent the holidays with Lewis Pearson on National Avenue. Mr and Mrs James Loy hosted Mr and Mrs J E Scott of Washington as guests. Sam Hansborough arrived in Winchester to visit his mother Mrs G M Hansborough on North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Sale
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lewis Pearson
National Avenue
James Loy
J. E. Scott
Washington
Sam Hansborough
Winchester
G. M. Hansborough
North Braddock Street
50 Years Ago 1912 Describes Indian Sack of Sonora Center
A 1912 dispatch from Douglas Arizona claims the Angus Indians sacked the San Mercial center of Sonora killing at least 100. Ensign Richard E Byrd Jr of the U S Navy on the battleship Wyoming visited his parents on Amherst Street. A R Rinker of Gainesboro hosted W H Meritt of Jermyn Pennsylvania as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Douglas
Arizona
Richard E. Byrd, Jr
U. S. Navy
Wyoming
New York
Amherst Street
A. R. Rinker
Gainesboro
W. H. Meritt
Jermyn
Pennsylvania
Kingdom of God Is at Hand in Every Life
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Jesus declaration that the kingdom is at hand. He argues the kingdom exists wherever Christ is and operates in daily life from housewives to students, urging belief and repentance as the gospel's core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Government power drains wealth via politics not economics
Henry J. Taylor argues world leaders lack economic background and that reality clashes with political promises. He says governments are spenders, not earners, and that citizens fund a bloated federal state, with the average American paying about $864 yearly in taxes.
Markin Time Portrait of the Earnest Youth
A reflective meditation on youthful restlessness and the quest for deeper truth guides by Luther Markin. The piece emphasizes dissatisfaction with surface living and a calling to know what lies beneath the seen.
The Older The Groom Younger They Like Em Humor Column
A roundup of quirky facts from HAL BOYLE notes on marriages where one partner is older than the other and several odd tidbits. It cites U S marriage patterns 65 plus couples New York Telephone directory uses banana firm trucks and a Sudans leech law. It mentions Trinity churchyard tombs Martyrs Monument and a remark on tears in emotionally upset women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
New York Telephone Co
Manhattan
Sudan
Trinity Churchyard
New York City
First White House press conference held by Woodrow Wilson
The article notes that Wilson held the first general presidential press conference in the White House on March 15, 1913, eleven days after taking office, contrasting it with Roosevelt myths. It also cites broader claims about disease declines and U.S. car ownership, and quotes Logan Pearsall Smith on idealists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Delaware
Franklin D Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Drivers with revoked licenses flood Virginia roads
A long list shows multiple drivers with revocations, fines, and accidents tied to reckless driving in Virginia courts from 1954 to 1962. The piece warns that many such offenders remain on streets, risking nightmares on the highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Fairfax County
Division of Motor Vehicles
Virginia
Byrd and Byrd Jr Return From Europe Tour
Sen Harry F Byrd and his son Harry F Byrd Jr toured several European nations behind the Iron Curtain on a personal trip. Byrd Jr reports mixed views on Berlin and observes West Germany’s prosperity contrasts with East Berlin. He notes France’s stability and hints at a slowing West German postwar rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Byrd
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Berlins
France
Spain
Russia
Berlin
Sen. Byrd, Jr
East
West Berlin
Virginia
West Germany
Rubbing frostbite warned against. rapid thaw advised
Dr Burton Fern warns of harm from rubbing frozen feet and urges rapid thawing in warm water if circulation is healthy. Remove wet clothing, rest, and keep warm. Seek medical care for severe frostbite including blisters or blackened tissue.
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