Bold editorials and curious lines in 1958 Winchester issue
A 1958 Winchester Evening Star page features bold editorial musings about Paul and a religious verse, alongside a provocative line about Lady Wonder and a Swedish-named person who recently changed gender. The text reflects era tone and local newspaper framing.
Oil Surplus Dims Wartime Oil Fears in United States
Domestic crude output rises six percent year over year while refined products climb ten percent. Industry spokesmen warn high taxes and costs keep prices high and jobs may fall if stockpiles grow, though the United States can meet its oil needs.
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America
United States
Inaugural Number Debate Sets Eisenhower as 34th
The Eisenhower-Nixon inaugural committee decides Eisenhower should be regarded as the 34th president, reflecting authority from the Library of Congress and State Department officials. The note also claims Truman was mislisted as the 32nd president at Truman’s 1949 inauguration.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Grover Cleveland
Eisenhower
Library of Congress
State Department
Truman
Flying saucers debunked as optical illusions study reports
Scientists conclude the sightings dubbed flying saucers are optical illusions caused by atmospheric conditions. They spent weeks investigating clues but found no evidence of objects from other lands or beings, leaving the public to remain cautious and skeptical.
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Rome
Benson First Mormon Named To Cabinet Post
Ezra Taft Benson becomes the first Mormon chosen for a U S cabinet post, reflecting the Church’s century long rise from religious conflict to political prominence. Benson has farm expertise and wide West recognition, signaling a farmer friendly approach to agriculture policy.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Church of Latter Day Saints
General Eisenhower
Benson
West
From Here to Hollywood Cleaned Up for Film
Hollywood says James Jones's From Here to Eternity is now a suitable movie after removing swear words and brutal camp scenes and toning the offensive captain. Critics say the changes leave the story largely intact, like a disassembled engine retuned into a car.
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Hollywood
James Jones
Report Card Reflects Committee Style Across Boards
A Wall Street Journal piece surveys how committees vary in temperament and effectiveness from harsh to cordial. It notes critiques range from stingy to generous with timelines and language.
News of Other Years From the Files of the Star
Fort McClellan's Sgt and Mrs Charles Sirbaugh hosted at Shawnee Avenue home. Clarence Hill visiting Greensboro. Tea hosted by Mrs Cather Mrs Warren Eddy and Miss Elizabeth Cather on Jefferson Street. Betha Shirkey initiated into Alpha Gamma Tau at Madison College. Barretts hosted visitors from Sacramento. Mrs Joe Ritter ill at home on Valley Avenue. Ten Years 460 Somes Givens named agriculture teacher at Gainesboro High, succeeding Hugh Ramsey who joined the Navy. Christmas trees sold in Winchester 50 cents to 150. L L Cone and guest daughter D Randolph Thomas.
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Charles Sirbaugh
Fort McClellan
Ala
T. F. Sirbaugh
Shawnee Avenue
Clarence H. Hill
Greensboro
N. C
C. Irving Cather
Warren Eddy
Elizabeth Cather
Mrs. Eddy
Jefferson Street
Betha Athey Shirkey
Alpha Gigma Tau Sorority
Madison College
Frank Barrett
Mr. Cooper
Sacramento
Calif
Joe Ritter
Valley Avenue
Winchester
L. L. Cone
D. Randolph Thomas
Local Notes on Visits and Weddings From Past
Twenty five years ago Charles E. McVay traveled to Fairbury Nebraska to visit his mother Almira McVay. Ella R Orndorff wed Louis A Lam. Mrs M E Hildebrand hosted Miss Mamie Files of Mt Sidney Virginia as a guest.
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Charles E. McVay
Fairbury, Neb
Almira McVay
Ella R. Orndorff
Louis A. Lam
M. E. Hildebrand
Mamie Files
Mt. Sidney
James Castleman Ships Hickory Rockers to New York
Fifty five years ago James Castleman sent two rocking chairs to C B Rouss in New York. The chairs were carved from hickory cut on the battleground at Winchesies to mark the era.
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James Castleman
C. B. Rouss
New York
GOP Eyes Communism and Corruption in Coming Spotlight
Republicans aim to keep Congress focused on communism and corruption after the election. They seek disclosures from Truman Acheson era policy to justify GOP control and charge Democrats with tolerating enemies. The party cites Lattimore and Vincent cases, McCarthy and McCarran attributions, and argues postwar policy bears scrutiny for historical clarity.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin
Capitol Hill
GOP
Roosevelt
Trueman
Harding
Russia
Korea
Yalta
Teheran
Potsdam
Acheson
Far East
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Abe Fortas
Paul A. Porter
Thurman Arnold
Tydings
Lattimore
Truman
McCarthy
McCarran
Eisenhower
White House
Navy
Japan
Navy Board
Stalin
F.D.R
Army
Rainfall Totals and Averages Across Months
Report shows 24 hour rainfall of 0.04 inches ending 7 am today and year to date 43.78 inches. December rainfall 2.56 inches. nine year average 36.7 inches. Monthly averages from 1912-1951 include January 2.45, February 1.99, March 2.88, April 3.03, May 3.83, June 3.99, July 2.82, August 3.82, September 2.63, October 3.27, November 2.56, December 2.50.
Prompt Treatment For Child Migraine Attacks
Many children suffer frequent migraine episodes with one sided pain nausea and vomiting. Warning signs include spots before the eyes fainting or odors. Treatments include fraced tartrate with caffeine and antitheta mines. seizures may respond to dilantin or phenobarbital under medical supervision.
IQ Quiz prompts memory genius ratings and general knowledge
Short questions challenge facts from history geography arts and government. Topics include Margaret Chase Smith state representation, mythological messenger Hermes, Roaring Pole expedition, season start, Toscanini art, rugged individualism, FCC role, Catholic Masons, grammar correction, constitutional eight-year limit and the Twenty second Amendment ratification.
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Margaret Chase Smith
South Pole
Arturo Toscanini
FCC
John
Japanese Seek Ship Salvage
The Japanese transportation ministry plans a 60 man salvage team to the Philippines to study raising 184 World War II vessels. Most ships are believed too deep to salvage.
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Tokyo
Japanese Transportation Ministry
Philippines
Six principal UN organs named in the Charter
The United Nations Charter outlines six principal organs: the General Assembly, the Security Council, the Economic and Social Council ECOSOC, the Trusteeship Council, the International Court of Justice, and the Secretariat.
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United Nations
Genera Assembly
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Ecosoc
Trusteeship Council
International Court of Justice
Secretariat
Engagement in Boston Villa Sparks Family Clash
Emily Thayer and Roger Field announce their engagement at Old Mrs Forbes's Beacon Hill drawing room. Emily’s father Homer Lathrop and Eleanor Thayer face pressure from the family matriarch while Emily asserts independence and hints at a Trinity Church wedding and a world tour.
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Emily Thayer
Roger Field
Forbes
Boston
Beacon Hill
Emily
Homer Lathrop
Grandmother Forbes
Trinity Church
Eleanor
Pearson
Mra
Roger
Louisburg Square
Russell Porbes
Eleanor Thayer
Fra
Roger Field Proposed to Emily in Boston Holiday Scene
Emily accepts Roger Field after Christmas as family discussions reveal his job offer at Cutter Mills and Swan. Roger admires a solid house on Joy Street and dreams of a life with Emily, while Emily’s relatives debate the implications of the engagement and Roger’s status.
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Cutter, Mills and Swan
Fiske, Ford and Gibbons
Devonshire Street
Roger
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Street
Emily
Joy Street
Parkinens Keyes
Homer
Grandmamma
Hare Old Swan
Eleanor
Brian Collins
Castle Irish
Cutter
Sumner
Pearson
Columbia
David
Roger Field
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