Winchester Evening Star subscription rates and staff notes
Winchester Evening Star lists daily circulation excluding Sundays at over 45,000 and provides subscription rates by mail for one year six months and one month with prices for outside Virginia and West Virginia. It also names editors and business staff and notes mailing details and address.
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Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Gallagehr-DeLissers, Inc
East 14Th
W. Va
Edith Bolling Galt Wilson Honored in Staunton Tribute
A tribute to Edith Bolling Galt Wilson was given in Staunton at the birthplace of her husband Woodrow Wilson. Princeton President Arthur Link praised her quiet dignity and devotion, noting she remained a simple, modest woman amid duty and public life.
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Woodrow Wilm
Staunton
Arthur
Link
Princeton University
Edith Bolling
Mrs. Wilson
Washington
Gertrude
Alexander H. Galt
Alexander
Norman Galt
Mr. Galt
Edith Bolling Galt
Helen Woodrow Bones
White House
President Wilson
Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Galt
Miss Bones
Ellen Axson Wilson
Mrs. Galt
Woodrow Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Salvation Army post gets new heads in Grafton
Lt. and Mrs. Lynn Wiseman of Grafton W V have been assigned to the local Salvation Army Post to succeed Capt. and Mrs. Walter C Wolfe. A hurricane with 150 mph winds devastates Suva Fig killing at least 12 and injuring hundreds. Mr and Mrs Harry Catlett announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs Catlett formerly Miss Katherine Yowell.
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Lynn Wiseman
Grafton
W. Va
Salvation Army
Walter C. Wolfe
Suva
Figs
Harry Catlett
Catlett
Katherine Yowell
Army plane crash reported in Warren County mountains
Twenty five years ago in 1937 an Army airplane fell somewhere in the mountain area of Warren County, a call from Front Royal to Winchester reported. E P Bean and daughter June departed for a trip to Washington and Philadelphia. Misses Anne Brooke Kern Virginia Boyd Mary Warden Boyd and Agnes Mitchell were spending a week in New York.
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United States Army
Warren County
Winchester
Front Royal
E. P. Bean
June
Washington
Philadelphia
Anne Brooke Kern
Virginia Boyd
Mary Warden Boyd
Agnes Mitchell
New York
Local Arrivals and Returns In Mount Jackson
Fifty years ago in 1912 John L. Wissler Sr of Mount Jackson was among Baltimore and Ohio train arrivals. Mrs J Knight Thomas and daughter Dorothy returned home after a month in Baltimore. E B Sheetz returned home from a business trip through the Valley of Virginia.
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John L. Wissler, Sr
Mount Jackson
Mark the Apostle's Rise From Mistake to Ministry
Mark, Barnabas nephew, joined Paul and Barnabas on the first journey but fled when the going got tough. Paul later welcomes him back as profitable to the ministry. Tradition says Mark founded Alexandria Church and he is Peter's interpreter. The meditation urges giving youth second chances and not failing until one quits.
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Mark
Barnabas
Paul
Timothy
Ilere
Alexandria
Peter
French Civilization Questioned by Dining Fireworks
A French director, his wife, the mistress and the lover clash in a Paris restaurant when the wife discovers the affair. Bottles swing and a manager intervenes as diners argue. The scene ends with the Frenchman insisting the episode is merely an exceptional case of civilized behavior.
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Paris
France
Bible Thought Foretells Strength in God’s Plan
A devotional note quotes Isaiah 41 10 urging fearlessness and faith. It reminds readers that every person has a task for today and, if aligned with God’s plan, they cannot fail.
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God
Intussusception Warning Calls Timmy to Urgent Surgery
Dr Burton H. Fern outlines acute intussusception in infants, noting a telescoped intestine causing colicky pain bloody mucus and rapid deterioration needing emergency surgery. Early diagnosis by a parent with quick medical contact improves survival. the piece ends with a sentimental plea to give a day with father rather than toys.
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Timmy
Letter endorses naming new Frederick County school after Maurice M. Lynch
The writer supports John P. Clowser's suggestion to name the consolidated Junior High School for Frederick County after Maurice M. Lynch. Lynch served as superintendent of Frederick and Clarke County and City Schools during the writer's Brucetown schooling.
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John P. Clowser
Frederick County
Maurice M. Lynch
Frederick
Clarke County
Brucetown
Fletcher Knebel Commentary on Space, Politics, and Washington
Fletcher Knebel critiques space program funding after a Florida launch was canceled by weather. He reflects on sponsorship fears, affirms classic lines about mountain climbing, and quips about Barry Goldwater and Washington politics. He notes perceived shifts toward urban policy and foreign affairs in the capital.
Kennedy Spending Plan Merits Public Debate
Henry J. Taylor argues President Kennedy must adopt stern budget priorities to avoid debt disaster. He condemns deficit spending, calls for honest accounting, and praises Senator Harry F. Byrd for proposing a full fiscal inquiry, urging national support for fiscal restraint and faith in accountability.
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Kennedy
United State
Patrick Henry
Harry F. Byrd
D. Va
Senate Finance Committee
Virginia
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
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Art Buchwald
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Junior
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Fletcher Knebel
Col. Glenn
Florida
Caliifornia Chamber of Commerce
Barry Goldwater
McKinley
General Walker
Henry J. Taylor
America
Stock Exchange
Mr. Kennedy
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Byrd
Luther Markin
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