Winchester Evening Star 1961 Christmas Week Edition
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Tuesday December 26, 1961. Front notices include staff names and mailing rates. published in Winchester Virginia with regional circulation details and postal classifications.
Virgil L. Adams Dies. Shenandoah Valley Honours Local Editor
The Shenandoah Valley mourns Virgil L. Adams editor of the Northern Virginia Daily, who died Christmas Day after months of ill health. A native of Harrisville West Virginia he previously led the Greenwood Morning Star and became editor here three years ago. He was widely liked across Shenandoah County and beyond. The newspaper staff and readers send condolences to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil L. Adams
Northern Virginia Daily
Adams
Harrisville
West Virginia
Mr. Adams
Strasburg
Greenwood
Mississippi
Eidtor
Greenwood Morning Star
Shenandoah County
the Star
Soviet envoy Menshikov mocks East German elections speech
Menshikov told the National Press Club in Washington that free elections have been held in East Germany and self-determination is resolved. He claimed the Berlin Wall was to stop Western spies, earning laughs as he mocked Western concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Menshikov
National Press Club
Washington
East Germany
Washington at Trenton anniversary meditation
Earl L. Douglas reflects on George Washington’s surprise victory at Trenton on December 26 after a difficult crossing. The author notes the battle revived American resolve, praising unity against tyranny and the enduring fight for freedom.
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George Washington
Long Island
Washington
Trenton
Delaware
Frederick the Great
Valley Forge
Gilpin Infant Christened. Relatives Travel for Holidays
From The Star Files John Mitchell Gilpin infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Gilpin Jr. of Boyce was christened at the Episcopal Church in Millwood. Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Hill leave to spend the holidays visiting relatives in Winston Salem and Greensboro. Mrs. Harrison Forman formerly Miss Kay Gard left for New York to join her husband Cpl. Forman serving with the Army in Rome Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell Gilpin
Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr
Boyce
Episcopal Church
Millwood
Clarence Hill
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
N. C
Harrison Forman
Kay Gard
New York
Cpl. Forman
Rome
Italy
Christmas Guests Visit Family and Friends in Town
25 Years Ago 1936 records show Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Joliffe and family leaving to visit J. M. Baldwin in Remington Virginia. Miss Eunice F. Myers from Washington arrives to spend Christmas with sister Mrs Henry Dougherty. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kater and daughter Virginia visit Mr and Mrs William S Clarke on Amherst Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Joliffe
J. M. Baldwin
Remington
Eunice F. Myers
Washington
Henry Dougherty
Andrew Kater
Virginia
Wiliam S. Clarke
Amherst St
Miss Luttrell Weds Bruce Shockey in Christmas Ceremony
Fifty years ago in 1911 Miss Louie Luttrell daughter of Mr and Mrs James K Luttrell of the county married Bruce Shockey of Pittsburgh Pa son of Mr and Mrs Louis Shockey also of the county The article notes Prof Wilmer Gaver visiting his parents Bur and Mrs J W Gaver in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Luttrell
James K. Luttrell
Bruce Shockey
Pittsburgh
Louis Shockey
Wilmer Gaver
Bur
J. W. Gaver
Berryville
Heaven for Horses and Hard on the Women In Britain
British country life vignette at a stately home recounts pheasant shooting and social banter. A dinner guest jokes about Annabelle the horse and Julia the dog, prompting quips about marriages and misadventures in a decorous, icy setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
England
British Isles
Frondizi Asked to Stand firm for U S backing Cuba stance
Kennedy urged Argentina's Frondizi to back Latin American unity against communism. Frondizi defended non intervention citing Catholic guidance, while warnings from Catholic bishops urged moral law and proactive freedom. Monroe Doctrine legacy passed to OAS, and questions rise over U S financing without a clear rule of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Nehru
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Cuba
Frondizi
Latin America
New Orleans
Senor Frondizi
India
Sukarno
Indonesia
Moscow
Free World
Catholic Bishops of
America
United States
Organization of American States
Vitamin A and skin care Q and A roundup
Doctor answers questions on vitamin A from fish liver oil for acne and skin infections, noting high doses of non oily vitamin A help whiteheads but oily vitamin A worsens acne. Cortisone and vitamin A do not cure bald patches. walnut juice may camouflage. Riboflavin deficiency symptoms and dietary sources discussed. Vitamins and blood pressure effects noted. consumer advice on daily requirements and balanced diet. Editorial letter protests demolition of a historic Conrad house for a parking lot.
A Scorecard For JFKs First Year
President Kennedy nears one year in office with a mixed record. He faced domestic limits with Congress, leaving civil rights and federal aid to education incomplete, while foreign policy emphasized foundation building and careful diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Europe
Latin America
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillian
Charles de Gaulle
Colombia
Venezuela
Ne Ag
Yy Khornt
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Macmillan
Berlin
United Nations
Congo
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
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