Two angels visit Sodom at evening in Genesis 19:1
A July 3 1961 Winchester Virginia newspaper column cites a biblical proverb about divine pursuit of a man drawn to a city of destruction. The note references Genesis 19:1 and its interpretation as a moral reminder.
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Sodom
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Kuwait a Rich Prize in Middle East Wealth and Peril
The article argues Kuwait is the richest land in the Middle East with vast oil reserves and modern services, while neighboring Iraq rouses revisions to its status. It notes Britain’s protection promise, Kuwait’s independence, and the risk of external liberators as ideological conflicts blur the U.S. founding ideals.
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Kuwait
Middle East
United States
Britain
Iraq
Kassim
National Health Service
Snobbery in the Sun and the Tan Social Ladder
The piece critiques tanning culture and the social status linked to sun color. It notes scientists show tan depends on skin pigments, yet a deep tan is seen as healthy while pale skin draws pity. It highlights the lotion industry urging browner skin and the misfortune of burning without darkening.
Ridgway to Meet Reds in Armistice Parley Soon
Ten years ago Gen. Matthew Ridgway agreed to hold an armistice parley with Korean Reds in the coming days. Benny Brown Jr of this city made his third New York TV appearance on Ted Mack's Original Amateur Hour, adding to his two prior wins. The State Department denounced Czechoslovakia's trial of AP Oatis as a Communist propaganda hoax.
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Mathew B. Ridgway
Benny Brown, Jr
This City
New York
Ted Mack
Benny
State Department
Czechoslovakia
AP Oatis
The Glorious Fourth and the Nation’s Founding
The passage marks the Declaration's Philadelphia origin and the birth of political freedom. It notes 185 years later the United States has sustained the founding task with citizens sacrificing lives and fortunes to defend the republic against external threats, though it ends mid thought about the nation's status.
Daily Meditation on Alcohol and Social Pressure
The piece argues that two thirds of Americans drink and alcohol is common at social events. It notes that drinking becomes a habit and that many drinkers become problem or alcoholic drinkers, suggesting social norms push participation.
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United States
Alco
U.S.A
Not enough readable facts for a proper headline
The fragment references colleges and nervous system but lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or events to form a valid news item summary.
Baldridge Takes Capitol Theatre Manager Post
1936 report notes Warner Brothers executive Tom Baldridge relocating to an apartment at 406 North Loudoun Street in Hagerstown while assuming new duties as Capitol Theatre manager. Cartoonist L Neill Woods of The Star is confined to his home by illness.
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A. F. Byrd
Jn. Bautor
D. Koontz
Josey
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Nila National
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Ead
Associated Press
Tom Baldridge
Warner: Brothers
Capitol Theatre
Hagerstown
Robinson Apartments
North Loudoun Street
L. Neill Woods
the Star
Swimley-Terrell nuptials in local notice
Fifty years ago in this city a Florida connection is noted with the marriage of Corrie L. Swimley daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel J Swimley to William G Terrell of Clearbrook Fla The item also mentions Flavious Farmer of Philadelphia visiting relatives in Winchester.
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Samuel J. Swimley
Brucetown
Corrie L. Swimley
William G. Terrell
Clearbrook
Flavious Farmer
Philadelphia
Winchester
Your Health Resolve to Keep These Mid Year Resolutions
Burton H. Fern M D outlines practical mid year health resolutions. The list covers avoiding unrefrigerated dairy and spoiled foods, ensuring tetanus and bee sting allergy guidance, controlling pests like mosquitoes and ragweed, avoiding poison ivy smoke, evaluating sinus and diving risks, and seeking medical advice for allergies and infections.
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Burton H. Fern
M.D
Perae
Dicard
Tenn
Oury
How's Your I Q How To Score Based On 100 Questions
A compact quiz item list asks true or false questions on science and general knowledge. Items cover crab locomotion accuracy of dew and frost concepts leukemia blood cell types cardigan jacket vs other wear early day period four poster furniture national debt figures athletic gear and notions of austerity and simplicity.
Two Church Groups Seal Historic Protestant Merger
Philadelphia witnesses the first uniting merger of Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed branches into the United Church of Christ after 21 years of debates and lawsuits. About 750 delegates opened the general synod as the new constitution takes effect amid widespread approval in both denominations.
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George W. Cornell
Philadelphia
George C. Kirk
New Church
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United States
Dr. Kirk
A Akaka
Honolulu
Germany
England
United Church
F. W. Schroeder
Evangelical and Reformed
Eden Theological Seminary
Webster Groves
George S. Siudy Jr
Edgebrook Community
Chicago
New York State
Court of Appeals
Plan of Union
Hoffa Campaign Builds For Reelection Heading
Jazz bands and hijinks mark a Miami Beach union convention to re elect James R Hoffa a 48 year old Teamsters chief to a new five term. Delegates head toward raising his salary and dues funds to fuel Hoffas Washington operation amid a broad attack on Kennedy administration and AFL CIO.
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Norman Walker
Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
New Five
Teamsters
Hoffa
Phantom Tion
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Washington
Ee F. Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Justice Department
Labor Department
Letter in praise of Blackburn Moore’s service
A reader endorses Blackburn Moore for continued representation, noting his long loyal service, high principles, and conscientious work. The letter asserts that change to an unproven leadership is unnecessary and praises the esteem he holds among colleagues and constituents.
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Edditor
the Star
Blackburn Moore
Malannt
Trio of Pats Vote Births Tie In Oklahoma Town
In Tishomingo Oklahoma three young wives named Patricia Ann shared a birthday in the town hospital. Under Blackburn Moore leadership residents prepare to vote Tuesday as events unfold.
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Blackburn Moore
Tishomingo
Okla
Patricia Annth
County Property Brings $8550 At Public Auction
Public auction Saturday total worth of county real estate reached 8550. J William Hollis agent topped bids with 3050 for two acres on Front Royal Road west side and Opequon Creek north bank. A second tract of 59 acres sold for 5500. Orndorff Joseph A listed as executor with Commercial and Savings Bank handling settlement.
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County Real Estate
J. William Hollis
Front Royal Road
Opequon Creek
Orndorff
Joseph A
Bae of
Boyd Jr
Clarke FFA Boys Return From Camp
Clarke County High School FFA members Poe Lloyd Bluemont and Sammy Weaver Boyce returned from the 16th annual Holiday Lake Camp held at Buckingham Appomattox State Forest.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Future Farmers of America
Boys’ Forest
Poe Lloyd
Bluemont
Sammy €Eaver
Boyce
Buckingham-Appomattox State Forest
Holiday Lake
Minor Fire In Farm Tractor At Ruble Place
A small fire damaged a farm tractor near Hayfield on Saturday at 1 30 p m. The Gainesboro Fire Company responded and firefighters found wiring on the tractor burned out with little damage beyond the fire.
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Ruble Place
Hayfield
Gainesboro Son Company
Amis
Pity the Poor Fish Says Seasick Without Pills
Hal Boyle notes light anecdotes and curiosities from around the world, from fish seasickness to lotus seeds surviving millennia, an honor system bus in Tokyo, Great Lakes freshwater supply, a dragonfly with 30 000 eyes, and brief quotes on politics, safety, and daily life.
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New York
Tokyo
Five
Great Lakes
Voice of America
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Eliza McCardle
Eisenhower Relic Returns to Abilene Museum
Eisenhower relic arrives at Abilene Kansas museum a carved old merry go round horse. The horse once came from a local factory sanded by a young Dwight D. Eisenhower in his youth. Gift pledged by Paul Parker son of the late C W Parker who ran the factory.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paul Parker
C. W. Parker
Abine
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