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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1962

Page

4

Winchester news rates and staff directory listing

The notice provides publication details for the Winchester Evening Star including typical days, contact lines, and staff roles with a rate card. It lists editor Harry F. Byrd Jr and other key staff, plus subscription and postal information and national reps in New York.

Education- Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow by Melton Wright

An editorial argues for higher teacher salaries, a regional trade and technical school, and expanded use of instructional innovations. It urges investments to ensure Winchester and Frederick County students receive the best education to support a strong, free America.

Melton Wright Society of Technology and Automation Winchester Clarke Frederick Warren Shenandoah Frederick County America

Truman sends 85 billion budget to Congress

The Star Files recalls 1952 when President Harry S Truman submitted an $85 billion budget to Congress with the president remarking that heavy burden is the price of peace. Also noted are a 60 degree below zero temperature in Fairbanks Alaska and Clay B Carr owner of Carr Publishing Company a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a fall at his office.

Harry S. Truman Congress Fairbanks Alaska Clay B. Carr Carr Publishing Company Boyce Winchester Memorial Hospital

Civil War Sea Struggles Revealed Alongside Land Battles

The Civil War featured a naval revolution with ironclads and the Hunley submarine. Horace L. Hunley’s crew sank the Housatonic in 1864, while blockade runners and raiders like the Alabama and Shenandoah extended the conflict to the Atlantic, Pacific, and Bering Sea.

Joseph L. Gardner Shiloh Antietam Gettysburg Abraham Lincoln Robert E. Lee Ulysses S. Grant France David Bushenell Robert Fulton Horace L. Hunley Charleston Charleston Harbor Hunley Semmes Alabama James Waddell Waddell South Atlantic Cape Horn Australia South Pacific Bering Sea Carolines Pacific Lee Grant Appomattox Siberia Shenandoah Andoah San Francisco Liverpool

Roosevelt Repeats Oath In Rain for Second Term

In 1937 President Roosevelt was sworn in for a second term despite heavy rain. John Enders was elected captain of the John Enders Fire Company in Berryville. Fred and Arthur Hunt hosted a reception for Mr and Mrs James P Reardon Jr of Clarke County.

Roosevelt John Enders Berryville Messrs Fred and Arthur Hunt James P. Reardon, Jr Clarke County

Fire at North Market Street home halted by extinguisher

Fifty years ago in 1912 an overheated stove ignited a coal box at C. L. Robinson’s North Market Street home. The blaze was quickly checked by a fire extinguisher from Charley Rouss Fire Company before it gained momentum. Governor Foss of Massachusetts was escorted by police amid bomb threats. Eugene Chiles of Stephens City visited Winchester for the day with friends.

Hunley Bermuda Nassau Bahamas Europe Hatteras Confederacy C. L. Robinson North Market Street Charley Rouss Foss Massachusetts Eugene Chiles Stephens City Winchester

Daily Meditation On Gods Eternal Nature And Power

Earl L. Douglas reflects on the Bible’s portrayal of God as eternal. He defines eternal as infinite duration and notes time’s relativity, citing Einstein. The piece emphasizes God’s all sufficiency and protection, ending with the verse The eternal God is thy refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms.

God

Bible Thought on Bearing Fruit as Disciples

A devotional note cites John 15 8 to link bearing fruit with discipleship. It asserts holy living neighborliness and sharing as expected fruits and points to spiritual justification through fruitfulness.

John

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Winchester Evening Star Harry F. Byrd, JR HH. D. Koontz Jack F. Davis Eugene Miller Gallagehr-DeListers, Inc East 14Th St New York City W. Va Thomas Jefferson Mr Jeffersons Handley Merrimack Gideon Welles Secretary of the Navy Union Navy Welles South Continental United States John H. Moffit Florida Gulf of Mexico New York Equator Raphael Semmes Cherbourg Kearsarge Paris John A. Winslow Confderate Museum Chicago Historical Society U.S.S. Kearsarge French Western Reserve Historical Society Admiral Duhaps Pont Wabash Earl L. Douglas
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