Winchester Evening Star subscription rates and details
The notice lists evening star newspaper subscription options with rates for carrier or mail service. Rates include one year 7.00 in advance, six months 4.00, one month 1.00, outside Virginia and West Virginia add 1.00 for postage, and a mail price of 8 for one year in advance.
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Winchester
Jonal
Gallagher-Delisser
Ime
East 44Th St
New York City
Mall Deanens
Athens
W.va
Road Safety Solutions Urged By State Citizens
Residents at a Thursday meeting backed periodic driver and vehicle examinations, juries handling guilt but judges determining penalties, and mandatory driver training in schools. They urged governing bodies to fund safer driving programs and extend community involvement to reduce the road toll.
Desperate Tax Time Itemizing Deductions Dilemma
Seasonal tax season brings tough choices as a taxpayer weighs itemizing deductions against the standard deduction. Questions arise about deductible medical and home expenses and charitable giving while facing the arithmetic of reduced liabilities and saved dollars.
Rabid Fox Bites Sours Family Farm Animals
From The Star Files a decade ago in 1953 notes David C. Sours and two dogs along with several cows were bitten by a rabid fox on the Sours farm in the Mt Williams area of Frederick County. Miss Helen Samwell celebrated the 85th anniversary of the Peabody Conservatory of Music as guest of Miss Jane Bowes.
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David C. Sours
Sours
Mt. Williams
Frederick County
Helen Samwell
Belleview Ave
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Jane Bowes
Virginia House OKs renaming colleges in 1938
The 1938 legislation passed 8 to 3 in the Virginia House to rename Fredericksburg Teachers College as Mary Washington College and Harrisonburg Teachers College as Madison College. Dick Merrill and Jean Batten received the Harman trophies for general aviation promotion, while Howard Hughes earned the American men's speed trophy and Jacqueline Cochran the women's trophy.
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Virginia
House of
Coleman Senate
Fredericksburg
Teachers’ College
Mary Washington College
Harrisonburg Teachers’ College
Madison
Dick Merrill
Jean Batten
New Zealand
Howard Hughes
U. S
Jacqueline Cochran
New York-Miami
Cadet Ship Appointments Highlight 1913 Notices
Fifty years ago Senator C W Watson appointed William P Craighill Perry of Charles Town West Virginia to a cadet ship at the U S Military Academy Plymouth Clemente Brown of Clarke County and Amy B Fretwell of Fauquier County are named in the notice as part of the same selection list.
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C. W. Watson
William P. Craighill Perry
Mrs. Taylor Perry
Charles Town
W. Va
U.S. Military Academy
Plymouth
Clemente Brown
Clarke County
Amy B. Fretwell
Fauquier County
Daily Meditation By Earl 1. Douglas
No matter how much education we may be we always wish we had more. Some of the most useful people in the world have had almost no educational advantages. This is not only true it has always been true. withnk of a ignorance which involves lack of oppor tunity to learn is to be regarded with sympathy and understanding. But stupidity is an.
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Charles Garber
Federick County Board of Supervisors
Causes of Maryland Student Dropouts Questioned Study Findings
A Maryland study reports 79 percent of dropouts were not driven by serious behavior, 76 percent had not faced severe discipline, and nearly half came from average to above average intelligence. About 45 percent had never been retained in school, while 50 percent of fathers were unskilled or unemployed and 78.5 percent of mothers and 80.3 percent of fathers had low education.
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Maryland
Proposal for improved education and student support
The text urges better teaching and strong guidance to help diverse students, reduce dropouts, and end forced conformity to a single curriculum. It calls for targeted programs in business and professional paths for nontraditional learners and for educators, communities, and parents to weigh these ideas carefully.
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Eikial Bamtew'il Otel
Daneaany Waaikcaemas
Sash Schosia
Crime In The Capital and Racial Tensions
A historical account links Washington crime rates to the city's racial makeup. It notes that about 55 percent of residents were Black and cites increases in serious crime tied to integration and demographics, referencing US News & World Report data from 1958 to 1961.
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Washington
News & World Report
Setar
Ambitious critique of U S diplomacy and allies
Henry J. Taylor decries American foreign policy and the handling of relations with Canada and allies in two world wars. He accuses officials of arrogance and a lack of intelligence and tact, contrasting with Canadian diplomacy and warning of continued failures that strain allied ties.
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Canada
Face Your Problems Not Army of Pill Takers
Dr Harry J Johnson argues against widespread use of common drugs including tranquilizers. He cautions against relying on pills for temporary difficulties and warns such overuse masks underlying issues and medical needs.
How's Your 1.0 A Riddling Daily Exchange
The fragment asks about a daily average and word meanings such as a covey as a flock of partridges and a gaggle as a flock of geese. It then questions what other fowl forms match a term.
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Anewers
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