Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff list
A transcription of the Winchester Evening Star header shows editor Harry F. Byrd Jr. and managing editor Eugene Miller among the staff, with the paper entered as second class matter in Winchester Virginia. It lists business and executive personnel and national representatives, followed by subscription and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
We Like The Looks Of Our Surroundings Plea For Cleanliness
A reader urges residents to avoid litter on Frederick Clarke Warren and Shenandoah county side roads. The writer condemns dumping along U S 340 after Charles Town and cites a maroon Cadillac dispersing race tickets as example of careless waste. The appeal asks community help to maintain area cleanliness.
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Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
U.S. 340
Charles Town
Maryland
John Steinbeck
Red Slips Show Soviet Propagandists in Mishap
A column recounts several errors by Soviet propagandists including a doctored Ukraine atrocity image misattributed to German troops and Molotov's public misstatements. The piece notes the Kremlin cannot explain Molotov missing the Vienna Express and questions the certainty of his fate ending in Austria or Siberia. The author argues errors are human and common to communists.
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Vyacheslav Molotov
Public Information
Kremlin
Vienna
Austria
Siberia
Coventry for Castro at OAS meeting offers little hope
The OAS debate in Uruguay over Castro shows Latin states led by Mexico Brazil and Argentina resist strong action. Seventeen members cut ties with Cuba while thirteen severed relations. The Inter-American Peace Committee report backs U S charges of subversive activities human rights abuses and ties to the Sino Soviet bloc. Washington calls for sanctions but many doubt they will work.
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Organization of American States
Uruguay
Castro
Mexico
Brazil
Argentina
OAS
Cuba
Inter-American Peace Committee
U. S
Red Bloc
Washington
Quote of the Week on Ernie Davis meeting Kennedy
Elmira Free Academy sophomore Steve Bishko notes Ernie Davis Elmira native met President Kennedy. He quips that being President has the advantage of meeting important people and adds a humorous take on the encounter.
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Elmira Free Academy
Steve Bishko
Ernie
Women Street Cleaners Hired Again In Norfolk
The Star Files notes a manpower shortage as Norfolk Street Cleaning Department resumes hiring women street cleaners. The item also mentions Allied actions at the 18th month of the Korean War and a Literature Appreciation Group gathering at Mrs. Lewis Allen’s home.
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Norfolk Street Cleaning Department
Women’s Civic League
Lewis Allen
Calamities Hit Nation as Red Cross Appeals for Aid
Twenty five years ago in 1937 floods and blizzards worsen hunger and shortages across regions. The Red Cross issued an aid appeal as communities endure harsh weather. Reverend G. E. Owen was named president of the Shenandoah Area Boy Scouts amid the turmoil. California citrus industry faces renewed cold impact worth millions.
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Red Cross
G. E. Owen
Boy Scouts of
Shenandoah
California
Local Social Notes From 50 Years Ago 1912
Mrs. H. C. Lupton hosted Miss Lulu Dunbar of Upperville Virginia as a guest. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Huntsberry entertained Mrs. Walter Linneaver of Harrisonburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tanquary were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hoffman at Burnt Factory.
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H. C. Lupton
Lulu Dunbar
Upperville
W. E. Huntsberry
Walter Linneaver
Harrisonburg
J. D. Wright
C. W. Tanquary
W. T. Hoffman
Burnt Factory
Bible Inspiration and Its Superior Spiritual Power
Earl L. Douglas argues the Bible derives authority from its inspiration. He defines inspiration as God breathing into the text, giving it a spiritual power that guides life and reveals truth. He asserts secular knowledge cannot replace religious understanding and that the Bible presents God speaking to humanity across generations.
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God
Leaks to the Press Shape White House Decisions
Henry J. Taylor argues that White House leaks to the press predetermine appointments and dismissals by testing public and press reaction. The piece cites Bowles, Fullbright, and Woods as cases where leaks influenced outcomes, and notes risks for reporters and the public.
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White House
Chester Bowles
Veal, Frankfurters and a Swiss Cook Tale
A Swiss tale centers on Anna, a 50 year household worker, and Mrs. Kling. Anna accuses Mrs. Kling of poisoning students, then serves four meat courses including creamed veal and frankfurters. A dog dies in a traffic incident on the way to the police. No charges ensue as Swiss law none cover such meals.
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Paris
Switzerland
Anna
Mrs. Kling
A Bible Thought on Labor with God
A short devotional notes that Jesus’ followers are laborers together with God. It presents the idea that serving God grants dignity and motivation for righteous work and world improvement.
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God
Dear Doctor Newsletter Poses Health Qs From Readers
A column presents reader questions on psoriasis growth hormones bow legs and overweight children with Dr Burton H Fern offering concise medical guidance. It includes a memory quiz scoring section and general health tips.
Beansprout King Jeno Paulucci Built a Food Empire
HAL BOYLE profiles Jeno F Paulucci who transformed a $2500 borrowed start into a $40 million American Oriental foods empire. From Minnesota's Mesabi range to Duluth and Florida, he grows beansprouts mushrooms rice and more, creating a nationwide drive-in restaurant chain and a vast distributorship. He credits turning handicaps into advantages and rebuilding opportunities from idle resources.
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New York
Jeno F. Paulucci
Jeno
Minnesota
Mesabi
America
Chun King Corp
Duluth
Minn
Florida
Pickets Go to Sea to Pressure Dredge Shutdown
Local 65 of the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers sent two union members by boat to disrupt a dredge hired by the Louisville water company. They sailed around the dredge and cooled the operation, leaving the dredge idle as Jeffersonville Indiana contractors were unavailable. The water company said it must hire another firm to clean intake valves in the Ohio River.
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The
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Jeffersonville, Ind
Louisville Water Company
Ohio River
Fletcher Knebel Poised Potomac Fever at Democratic HQ
At Democratic headquarters Fletcher Knebel voices a diagnosis of Potomac Fever and jokes that for a key post they need a genuine uptown operator who could resign from exclusive clubs the day of appointment.
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Democratic
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