Winchester Star Reader Rates and Masthead Details
The item lists publication details for a Winchester based newspaper established in 1896. It includes staff roles General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis Managing Editor Eugene Miller Business Manager H D Koontz and production information. Subscription rates are provided for New York City and outside Virginia including six months and monthly options.
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Jack F. Davis
H. D. Koontz
Eugene Miller
Alcatraz fate sparks bid to turn island tourist hub
The article notes February as a time of cleansing and marks a congressional commission debating Alcatraz disposal. Proposals include using the island for a bay bridge site, a hotel shop colony, wax figure prison exhibits, a religious retreat, or a pigeon sanctuary. Private buyers are urged to bid for the island’s assets.
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The
Commission
San Francisco
Bay
San Fran
Congressional Committee
Alcatraz
Early sensory play could boost intelligence says psychologist
Peabody College researcher Dr. Carl Haywood suggests noise lights and strong smells aid neural connections and learning in infants. Animal tests with newly hatched chicks support the idea that early sensory stimulation accelerates development.
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Peabody College
Shenandoah Scouts Win President Head Acorn Award
The Shenandoah Area Boy Scouts of America received the President Walter W. Head Acorn Award for membership achievements in 1938, announced by Dan Henry scout executive. A sacred musical concert opened at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church with A J Ruppel as organist and W W Wood Jr as soloist. Miss Florida Crosen married Bennie Stotler in a ceremony to the Elmer and Mrs. Stotler family. Mrs. Clarence Himelright spent a weekend in Washington at a Naval Yard ball, joined by her son Loring Himelright, a Duke University student.
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Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
Walter W. Head
Acorn
Dan Henry Scout
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Ruppel
W. W. Wood, Jr
Clarence Himelright
Washington
Naval Yard
Loring Himelright
Duke University
Engagement announced for Miss Pauline Hutcheson and John W. Larrick Jr
50 years ago in 1914 an engagement was announced between Miss Pauline Hutcheson of Auburn Kentucky and John W Larrick Jr The wedding occurred February 10 in Auburn Larrick was a prominent young farmer and fruit grower from Chambersville Frederick County Mrs Joseph Wright and her young son Beverley visited friends and relatives in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Pauline Hutcheson
Auburn
John W. Larrick
Larrick
Chambersville
Frederick County
Joseph Wright
Beverley
Pittsburgh, Pa
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
The meditation condemns sowing to the flesh as spiritual corruption that creeps through life, contrasting it with reaping eternal life for sowing to the Spirit. It warns that creeping death begins in daily choices and rottenness of character, emphasizing eternal outcomes.
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Earl L. Douglas
Wishful Thinking Policy Faces Global Troubles Says U.S.
The article argues the United States ignores realities, citing Soviet global meddling from Cuba to Vietnam and Cyprus. It contends France’s exit from alliances, increased troop costs, and repeated appeasement weaken Western resolve while urging decisive cuts with untrustworthy regimes.
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Washington
United States
South Vietnam
Cyprus
Berlin
Africa
Cuba
Panama
Kremlin
North Atlantic
Southeast Asia Alliance
Russia
Red China
France
Vietnam
Only 2 Types of People in World Hoarders and Discarders
Hal Boyle argues there are two kinds of people hoarders who save everything and discarders who throw things away. He mocks the orderly neat freak as abnormal and praises life’s chaos as natural, urging not to throw anything away.
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United Nations
United States
Russia
Kremlin
Munich
New York
Peru
Night headaches and medical Q and A notes
Special column presents a patient Q and answer about histamine cephalalgia a night waking severe one eye pain with tearing and sweating plus potential treatments. It also covers fibrositis misnomer and muscle or tendon causes and steroid relief and cold damp air triggers. A medical scoring quiz follows with general knowledge questions.
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Tower of Babel
Wes Oringally
Space Age Jobs and Automation Optimism
A column argues automation will reshape employment as space age growth accelerates. Government tax support and retraining are needed to cushion workers while Cambridge's scientific institutions and new research labs expand productivity and industry. The author urges forward progress and optimism.
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Cambridge
M.lt
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Bobby Baker
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Cross Junction
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Elmer Stotler
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By David Lawrence
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Lew Worsham
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