Winchester Evening Star News Summary Rates Notice
Page lists newspaper branding and distribution details including editor M F Byrd Jr and AP Membership. It notes daily readership exceedance by 40 000 and provides subscription prices for in state and out of state readers, with carrier and mail options and pricing.
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Winchester Evening Star
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Associated Press
W. Va
Washington teen illegitimacy problem sparks debate
The Washington Post reported a Dr. John R. Gates study of 13 junior high schools showing rising teen pregnancies and abortions among girls, with some male teens fathering multiple children. The piece notes broader shifts toward integration and a Richmond News Leader critique.
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Fourth of July and Independence Day Legacy
The article recalls the 181 years since independence was proclaimed amid European doubt. It praises American resilience and industry turning the nation into a world leader, viewing July Fourth as a red letter day and a reminder that tyrants remain outlasted by a free people.
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United States of America
United States vows to aid freedom worldwide on its 1957 birth
The text asserts that many people remain enslaved by despots and warns that a conqueror could threaten America. It states the United States, on its birthday in 1957, is better prepared to promote freedom globally and oppose tyrants.
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America
United States
Staying Alive in Heat Reflects Modern Life
Health officials note heat waves push people to lighter clothing easier foods and more air circulation. They credit outdoor rest and easier chores along with widespread air conditioning and labor-saving machinery for reducing heat illness.
Editorial Digest Highlights From Daily Papers
A digest of the most compelling editorials culled from forty newspapers arriving at the office daily. This selection showcases diverse opinions on politics policy and social issues reflecting the era’s public discourse.
Graduate Education 1957 and the Wall Street Journal
Graduate economics students at a well known university read the Wall Street Journal in class and seek editorial and news policy insights. The paper suggests letting the professor hear students’ own views rather than prepackaged replies, noting confusion over a professor’s name.
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Typhoon toll, 23 dead in 1952 Pacific storm
A tropical typhoon tracked north through the Colina Sea causing destruction across central Philippine islands. At least 23 were killed, 42 missing, and thousands homeless as rescue and relief efforts began.
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Roosevelt and Garner Nominated at Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention nominated Franklin D. Roosevelt for president and John Nance Garner for vice president. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Baker hosted as guests their daughter Mrs. Lawrence Tierney of Bluefield West Virginia.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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John Nance Garner
W. A. Baker
Lawrence Tierney
Bluefield
W. Va
Reardon Family Heads to Ireland and Queenstown Voyage
Mr M H Reardon and son James J Reardon set sail from Philadelphia on the Fresland to Queenstown to tour Ireland. A city council meeting noted the treasury balance near 11900 dollars and an agreement to share costs with Frederick County for half the jail remodeling.
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M. H. Reardon
James J. Reardon
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Ireland
Frederek County
Jerry Lewis argues born comedians outperform the taught
Hal Boyle profiles Jerry Lewis who says any mother can raise a boy to be a comedian. He distinguishes born natural funny men from taught imitators and lists Chaplin Langdon Fields Gleason Berle as examples. He reflects on family, the pressure of fame, a heart scare, and his son Gary’s reaction to television making him a future comedian.
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New York
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Charlie Chaplain
Harry Langdon
W. C. Fields
Jackie Gleason
Milton Berle
Berle
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Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglass
The article discusses biblical views of God balancing immanence and transcendence. It explains God is present in all things and also the Creator and Sovereign in heaven. It highlights God as righteous loving sacrificial merciful and intimately aware of each life.
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Numdah Rugs Made in India From Goats Hair
Numdah rugs are made in India from matted goats hair. They should be cared for like wool rugs but must not be shaken or beaten. Dry cleaning is required as they cannot be washed successfully.
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India
The Doctor Speaks on Drinks for Drivers
Dr. Ry Herman and N Bundesen urge prudent beverage choices for long drives. Tea coffee and fruit juices help alertness while milk promotes sleep. Water remains essential. four to six glasses daily replace moisture lost on hot highways. A reader asks about signs of mental retardation in children. diagnosis requires physician examination.
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How's Your IQ Quiz From a Historic Page
A quick IQ style quiz sheet presents 10 questions with scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good based on daily correct answers. It includes questions on 18th century posts, religious texts, Robin Hood, hair used in mattresses, Napoleonic ensigns, spectrum colors, tobacco auctions, broach meanings, and Burns dialect.
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Georgia
Despond
Robin Hood
Napoleon Bonaparte
SMART CLOTHES ORIGIN IN 13TH CENTURY ITALY
The term meaning dressing a young man for fortune began in 13th century Italy. It derives from invertire meaning to dress and reflects custom of outfitting youths for public appearance and potential success.
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The Worry Clinic: Beth Ruined Marriages Yet Claims Innocence
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Beth K a 29 year old woman whose first marriage ended in divorce after her parents kept her emotionally dependent. A second husband complains her week end visits to her family hinder his social life and career. He urges parents to push children toward independence via camps and away from parental control.
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Geoge W. Crane
Beth K
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World Today Fails to Bridge U S Soviet Nuclear Test Pact Gap
The United States and Russia show limited progress toward disarmament and halting nuclear tests but remain far from final agreement. Both sides press for an inspection framework with checks by each nation, amid shifting positions and internal U S debate led by Harold Stassen.
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Associated Press News
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United States
Russia
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France
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State Dulles
Female teacher joins all male St Augustine High staff
Mrs Ann Petlowski became a teacher at St Augustine High School, which had an all male faculty for 35 years. She was hired after volunteering during an emergency. One instructor was transferred.
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St. Augustine High School
Ann Petlowski
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Oysters Face Harsh Perils From Predators and Habitat
The piece notes that oysters encounter numerous enemies and hazards. Predators include oyster drills small snails drumfish skates conches and starfish that pry or bore into shells. Mussels can suffocate oyster beds by overgrowth and food blockage. Environmental factors like temperature and salinity shifts and soft mud beds threaten oyster survival.
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