Winchester Star Classifieds and Staff Note Fragment
Classified style text from Winchester Evening Star includes mailing details and staff roles. The fragment lists B D Koontz as business manager and editors Saulk F Davis and Sogene Miller, with addresses and subscription rates and distribution notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Koont2
Sauk F. Davis
Sogene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Defisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Hand For Mr. Jones at Highway Safety Meeting
About 200 attendees at James Wood heard Overton Jones of The Richmond Times Dispatch describe the Judge X project to illustrate highway safety needs. The remarks boosted local safety efforts as Mr Jones, honored by Virginia authorities and the General Assembly, received a top award.
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James Wood
Overton Jones
The
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Jones
General Assembly of
Virula
Nuclear stalemate reshapes U S deterrence McNamara argues
Defense Secretary McNamara warns that a growing Soviet ICBM and submarine force could reach parity with the United States, creating mutual deterrence and a perilous stalemate. He urges flexible retaliation to limit nuclear war and warns of accidental catastrophe. The piece notes broader political shocks including Monaco's tax issue and De Gaulle.
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U.S
McNamara
Congress
Soviet Union
College honors and European tour noted in Star Files
From The Star Files ten years ago 1953 Miss Dorothy Eisenberg daughter of the Reverend and Mrs William E Eisenberg named to the Dean's List at Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio Miss Marjorie Davies left for Europe aboard the America for a six months tour of Europe.
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Dorothy Eisenberg
William E. Eisenberg
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Marjorie Davies
Europe
America
Cooper couple to sing duet at Otterbein Church meeting
Mr and Mrs Richard Cooper Sr were to sing a duet at the Otterbein United Brethren Church Sunday morning meeting of the Men s Bible Class. Miss Dora E Grim left for Washington to be guests of Mr and Mrs A B Batton.
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Richard Cooper, Sr
Otterbein Men's Bible
United Brethren Church
Dora E. Grim
Washington
A. B. Batton
Virginia Governor Race Claim Filed by Henry Carter Stuart
Fifty years ago in 1913 Henry Carter Stuart of Russell formally filed his intentions to run for Governor of Virginia. The Senate passed a bill creating a Department of Labor and the House would vote on it before Taft could sign. Major Holmes Conrad returned to Washington after a stay at his South Market Street home.
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Henry Carter Stuart
Russell
Virginia
Senate
Department of Labor
House
Taft
Major Holmes Conrad
Washington
South Market Street
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas reflects on whether the world is improving and argues evil shifts patterns over time. He cautions against overoptimism about progress and notes society fights evil through slow, uneven changes across eras.
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Earl L. Douglas
Nuclear Arms Pact Roots in FDR Churchill Talks
AP analysis outlines how early wartime secrecy and postwar treaties shaped modern NATO nuclear policy. It traces 1945 discussions between Roosevelt and Churchill, 1955 joint information sharing, and 1946 act limits, noting Kennedy's push for a multinational force and France's stance.
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Kennedy
Congress
Roosevelt
What’s Wrong With TV It’s Not True To Life
Media critic Allan Sherman joins Art Buchwald in arguing television misleads viewers by glossing real life. He cites Perry Mason and Dr. Kildare as examples where money and practical realities are ignored on screen.
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Washington
Allan Sherman
Lawyer
The
Defenders
Perry Ma
Ben Casey
Casey
What to Do If You Think You're Having a Heart Attack
Dr. Harry J. Johnson outlines heart attack myths and symptoms, noting paroxysmal tachycardia as a possible misread. He describes three heart disease categories, risk factors, and the first steps: stay calm, lie down, rest, and seek medical help promptly.
Letters show unfair editor stance and a Japanese reader's heartfelt plea
A reader laments perceived unfairness in editorials and defends a pastor while recounting a Japanese student's 3 year, 24 letter correspondence with The Star. The writer apologizes for English errors and expresses gratitude for support from foreign correspondents.
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