Independent Motor Route Dealer listing in Winchester publication
A fragmented OCR reads as a Winchester Virginia periodical with mentions of Independent Motor Route Dealer and staff positions including Business Manager Jack F. Davis and Executive Editor Eugene Miller. The snippet also shows postal filing and national representatives Gallagher Delisser, Inc., with subscription pricing indicated for domestic and out-of-state readers.
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E.D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
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Soviet historians twist Washington in curious red history
A critical look at Soviet accounts claims Russia aided American independence but paints Washington as reactionary. It notes Catherine the Great and the League of Armed Neutrality, plus alleged Russian praise of Jefferson and critique of Hamilton and the colonial bourgeoisie. Washington’s figure is examined through Marx Leninist lenses.
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Russia
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Age of Irresponsibility Reflected in Tragic Car Crash
A Texas woman bled to death after a wreck near San Antonio while her husband pleaded for help from passing motorists over hours. Doctors said timely aid could have saved her life, prompting reflection on a rising non involvement attitude in Americans toward crime, deaths, and public affairs.
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San Antonio
Tex
Vawheat Price Support Cited in 1953 Star Files Item
The Star Files 10 Years Ago-1953 notes 900000 bushels of Vawheat under U S Agriculture Dept price support. Tennessee Governor Frank Clement and his family faced 24 hour armed guard at the Governor's Mansion after a Winchester Area Poultry Improvement Council conference. Reserve champion pen shown by Donald Lockhart, a James Woods student.
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U. S. Agriculture Dept
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Winchester Area Poultry Improvement Council
Donald Lockhart
James * Woods
Japanese troops seize key railway fortress in China
25 Years Ago 1938 reports Japanese troops advancing through Sinjiang to the last Chinese peiping hankow rail stronghold north of the Yellow River. Europe sees Nazified Austria clashing with Britain while Germany continues to dominate Austria. Mrs Roland Mitchell hosts a breakfast at The Glen for the Blue Ridge Hunt.
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Sinjiang
Yellow River
Europe
Austria
Great Britain
Exiled Mexican Leader Huerta Accorded by Diaz as Madero Sails
Fifty years after Madero’s deposition in 1913, Diaz agreed to swear allegiance to Huerta’s government as Madero was slated for exile. In the U.S. George Washington Custie Lee eldest son of Robert E. Lee died February 18 in Fairfax County at age 80. He led Washington and Lee University for 27 years and never married.
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Francisco Madero
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Huerta
George Washington Parker Custie Lee
Robert E. Lee
Martha W
Fairfax County
Washington and Lee
Meditative Reflection on Hannibal as Noble Yet Tragic Figure
Earl L. Douglas examines Hannibal's bold military feats and ultimate failure, contrasting ancient courage with a life shaped by conquest and violence. The piece ponders whether such a life aligns with divine expectations, noting Hannibal's non peacemaker nature amid Rome's rise and his own death.
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Hannibal
Kennedy Faces Pressure for Tax Cuts to Avert Recession
President Kennedy urges Congress to pass tax proposals to curb a looming recession. The piece argues tax cuts alone risk destabilizing the budget and purchasing power, urging separation of tax cuts from reform and stressing urgent action to avoid a deeper downturn. The article cites congressional missteps and industry worries over deductions and spending.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Amercan
Merits and quirks of business fashion and public life
HAL BOYLE surveys oddities from mail and merit badges to fashion tips and public figures. He notes growing waist trends, FBI file increases, colored shirt advice, pink as attractive, and a mix of stats on death rates, trees, travel, and aging presidents. He cites Bardot, Quito altitude effects, and An early car promise. The piece blends wit with social trivia about Americans and leaders.
Irregularity myths and a scoring quiz on health and history
A column critiques pep pills and laxatives exposing urban myths about constipation. It discusses modest Americans avoiding terms like irregularity and cautions against overuse, then shifts to a 108 question score test covering general knowledge including Columbus and U.S. history.
The Great Crusade for Safety Letter to the Editor
A reader argues a feasible field of coordination to fund fire and disease prevention, urging voluntary cooperation from property owners to save lives. The letter cites costs, court enforcement, and education certificates, praising a public safety plan while urging taxpayer consideration and a personal pledge toward safety.
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