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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1957
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star editorial laments the burden of guilt and the difficulty of living with a troubled conscience. It notes that some turn to death, but warns there is no escape from judgment in life or the hereafter.
Georgia Senator Richard B. Russell warned the civil rights bill could force integration in public places and schools, trigger federal enforcement with troops, and deny juries in trials. He argued it would threaten individual rights and provoke chaos and bloodshed in the South.
Henry Cabot Lodge the U S ambassador to the United Nations addressed New York Boy Scout leaders near the UN building. He discussed the Scout oath highlighting trustworthiness and contrasted it with a hypothetical Russian Scout facing oppression and conspiracy, amid Stephen Baker’s impending sea exploration honor.
Mr Lodge argues that loyalty, obedience and other scout virtues are perverted by communism. He claims a hypothetical Russian Boy Scout would be obedient only to a party and state devoid of moral law. He cites remarks to Russian delegates and notes a UN committee calling Russian forces murderers.
A digest of editorials culled from daily clippings. Readers gain a sweeping view of opinions across multiple papers, highlighting debates on policy, governance, and social issues.
A caregiver joke turns grim when a mother playing with children collapses seemingly faint. She opens an eye and remarks she rests as the only chance she gets, revealing a humorous misinterpretation rather than danger.
Senator Elender asked how the air force paid 201000 for two new helicopters turned over to President Eisenhower. An officer said the money was found through recoupment, implying funds earmarked for other uses were redirected. The piece suggests recoupment could be used more broadly to fund defense needs.
The piece argues for capping all farm subsidies at 2500 dollars citing relief aims for family farmers. It highlights large payments, including a Kansas company receiving 61000 on Colorado land and several near 50000, noting relief recipients live high on the hog.
Poetic伤 lament of unreturned affection and social heartbreak. A speaker recalls being treated as a shelfed admirer while the beloved courts another, hoping for rain to wash away the loneliness and crowding stars above.
A 1952 note recalls a Fourth of July accident in Winchester and a national guard unit at AP. It lists seven officers awarded the Service Medal, notes a 63 percent flood or catch on a river, and mentions a tornado in Manitoba and Winnipeg area fatalities. It also covers divorces, elections, and local social visits including Byrd’s re election and Winchester residents’ travels.
Rosemarie Hohier a 24 year old Berlin nurse cared three months with Knorke an ailing 20 month old gorilla at City Hospital isolation. She volunteered to stay with him despite paratyphoid risk to save his life and remain his foster mother. Knorke improved on milk eggs fruit and care and will stay with her for one to two more years until nearly grown.
Quiz quiz text presents a 10 day scoring chart with memory categories and ten trivia questions. It lists questions about the Pacific telegraph line completion, Stephen Foster songs, Daniel in the fiery furnace, the Jewish book of laws, The Odyssey author, Tehran conference leaders, baseball field layout, Puerto Rico capital, pronoun usage, and Kipling Chelsea to the Strand reference.
Doctor notes a range of devices aiding hearing loss beyond traditional aids. Radios and television attachments adjust volume for private listening. special telephones amplify voices. alarm wrist watches wake via vibration. hearing aids come as glasses pins brooches or hair adornments. Caution to consult a doctor before purchasing to ensure usefulness. Fractures can occur without injury when bone is weakened by disease.
The tale recalls Abercrombie asking his surgeon to return the blanket to Private Duncan Roy before sunset. It extols humility and service to the humble, noting greatness shows in care for others, reflecting a moral message on leadership and Jesus’s servant spirit.
William J. Stroy Jr of South Norfolk argues that the Supreme Court decision cited a left wing sociologist and outworn the Constitution. He contends localities lack constitutional rights and Virginia has a duty to resist the ruling.
President Eisenhower repeatedly called the civil rights bill moderate while admitting gaps in his understanding. Southerners seize on his statements as ammunition against the measure, noting he appeared to first read portions on July 3 and sought Attorney General Brownell for clarification. The issue centers on a provision allowing federal judges to try registrars without juries in voting-rights disputes.
The column urges readers past 65 to take up prize contests as a stimulating hobby. It notes elderly participation in the Chicago Tribune Little Fooler contest, cites Dr George W Crane and Thomas Collins, and advises letters and postcards to aging parents. It promotes part time work, walking, and prize entries as profitable activities for seniors and caregivers.
Up to the mid 16th century houses often had no glass in windows. Glass production began in London in 1557, but for decades only the wealthy could afford it and owners even removed glass when moving out.
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