Winchester Evening Star Dominion of Daily News Listing
Winchester Evening Star shows advertising contact lines and editor details with subscription rates and mailing info. The page lists phone numbers for News and Business departments, editorial staff names, and subscription prices for one year six months and one month with outside Virginia and West Virginia postage adjustments.
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Gallagehr-DeLissers, Inc
East 14Th St
New York City
W. Va
Valley musters opposition to Washington water dam plan
The Star argues against Army Corps of Engineers proposals to dam the Potomac Shenandoah basin as a burden on the Valley. It advocates smaller upper watershed impoundments tied to soil conservation, warns against large 110 foot dams and 73,000 acres of recreation sites, and questions 400 to 500 million dollars for public playgrounds.
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the Star
Army Corps of Engineers
Potomac-Shenandoah Basin
Burr Harrison
Washington
Newsmen Press FAA to Speed Disaster Air Coverage Rules
News photographers oppose proposed FAA limits on flights over disasters. They seek automatic, delay-free clearance for news planes to report on train wrecks, plane crashes, floods, earthquakes, and fires, while backing safety against sightseeing flights.
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Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Motorship Capsizes During Launch Near Naples
Ten years ago The Star File reported a 400 ton motorship capsized at a launching ceremony compelling 90 people to leap into the Bay of Naples. Paris dispatches noted pink as the spring hat trend. Mr and Mrs Floyd LaRue announced the birth of a daughter. Mrs LaRue is formerly Bertha Kohne.
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Bay of
Naples
Floyd LaRue
LaRue
Bertha Kohne
California citrus crop threatened by severe 1937 freeze
The 1937 winter brought a drastic temperature drop endangering California citrus, the worst freeze since 1913. Winchester ABC Store posted 1936 sales of $224,340. Reverend C Worthington Lowe spent several days in New York and planned to return to Winchester by train.
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California
Winchester
ABC
Doyle Couple Welcome Son Kenneth Barr Doyle
Fifty years ago in 1912 Mr and Mrs F C Doyle announced the birth of a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The infant Kenneth Barr Doyle is named in the notice. Two men were killed and six injured when an interurban carbound for Martinsville collided head on with a work train four miles from Martinsville. Joseph Barton, recently healing from a broken leg, resumed studies at Woodberry Forest Academy in Orange Virginia.
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F. C. Doyle
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Barr Doyle
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Joseph Barton
Woodberry Forest Academy
Orange
Wisdom from God Beyond Learned Degrees
Earl L. Douglas argues wisdom outstrips schooling and diplomas. He says wisdom comes as a divine gift from God, not from brainpower alone, and that even the smartest people use little of their capacity. He urges readers to seek supernatural wisdom that comes from God.
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Washington
Lincoln
God
Kennedy Brothers Clique Runs The United States
Henry J. Taylor argues the Kennedy brothers control government policy through insiders in the State Department. He criticizes Secretary of State Dean Rusk for being edged out, laments morale and effectiveness of the department, and urges either granting Rusk independence or replacing him with a Kennedy ally.
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Dean Rusk
Kennedy Brothers
Paderewski
Rusk
State Department
United States
Palace
George Ball
Walter Rostow
Richard Goodwin
Carl Rowan
Getting a Drink GAD game at a wedding reception
A playful account of a party game called Getting a Drink played at a crowded wedding reception. The narrator weaves through guests seeking refills while dodging social obstacles, ending with a touchdown escape as the wedding party looks on.
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Paris
Will Communism Destroy Itself
James Marlow outlines internal strains in world communism from Latin America to Africa and Asia. He cites Kennan's 1947 prediction on external pressure and notes splits within the Soviet bloc, China’s stance toward Khrushchev, and tensions among Stalinists and reformers as potential forces reshaping communism.
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Washington
Latin America
Fidel Castro
France
Berlin
Viet Viet Nam
Congo
West
George Kennan
Yugoslavia
State Department
Russia
Stalin
Khrushchev
Red China
China
Asia
Peiping
V. M. Molotov
Maurice Lynch Junior High Suggested for Frederick County
Letter writer urges the Frederick County School Board to name the new consolidated junior high school after Maurice M. Lynch, a longtime school superintendent who built foundational public schools in the area. He credits Lynch with shaping the region’s education and urges honoring him as “Maurice Lynch Junior High.”
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the Star
Frederick County
Maurice M. Lynch
Clarke County
Winchester
Lynch
Maurice Lynch
John P. Clowser
Shenandoah Winter Poem by Mrs Eva Twigg Gainesboro Va
A poem about the Shenandoah Valley through the four seasons. Winter is praised for the white landscape and tranquil beauty. The piece notes mountains, pines, and valley scenery before seasonal transitions to spring summer autumn. Written by Mrs. Eva Twigg from Gainesboro Virginia.
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Shenandoah
Our
Eva Twigg
Gainesboro
Bible Thought on Following God’s Will
A brief meditation urges believers to seek membership in God’s family and pursue His will through Scripture study and Spirit prompts, praising the noble aim of living in alignment with divine guidance.
Does One-Sided Mumps Leave the Opposite Side Vulnerable
Dr Burton H Fern explains mumps infection timing three weeks after exposure and notes that one side can be attacked without on the other. He describes fever, gland swelling near the ear jaw and tongue, risks to brain pancreas and sex glands, and that antibodies or vaccination can prevent a second bout.
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Zeno
Junior
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Winchester Evening Star
Harry F. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Seco
Congress
Earl L. Douglas
Kennedy
Henry J. Taylor
Kennedy Brothers Clique
Mr. Rusk
Denly
White House
Sherlock Holmes
Baker Street
Cuba
G. Mennen
Williams
Africa
Art Buchwald
Roger Maris
By James Marlow
Stalin-Trotsky
DR. Burton H. Fern
I.Q
Mao Tse-Tung
Jack Sharkey
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