Local News and Notices from Winchester July 5 1958
Public notices and staff contact details from Winchester Virginia dated July 5 1958 include postal information and subscription rates. The text cites The Associated Press and Gallagher DeLisser Inc as news sources with rate details for mail and carrier delivery.
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Mohawk
Winchester
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
W. Va
Land Grabbing by the Militarydraws backlash nationwide
The Southwest Oklahoma Survival Association denounces Defense Department plans to seize 281500 acres for a missile range after earlier demand for 20000 acres. Readers are urged to review a Reader’s Digest piece contrasting military land use with sustainable farming and rural livelihoods.
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Southwest Oklahoma Survival Association
Defense Department
Baseball pennant races heat up by Independence Day
The piece notes that major league races are often decided by July 4 with trades deadline passed, citing past NL tilts by the Braves Giants Dodgers and Milwaukee. It also observes the Yankees pulling ahead in the AL while NL fans recall dramatic late-season twists that alter outcomes.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Braves
New York
San Francisco
Giants
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Yankees
Bronx
July Fourth week ends with 413 deaths nationwide
The Star notes violent deaths across the United States during the Fourth of July weekend, while recounting the paper's 58th year of publication and historical ties to founder John Sloat and later owners. The item also mentions Ben Hogan’s 70 in the British Open qualifying at Burnside links.
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United States
The
Star
John Sloat
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Tex
Carmoustie Scotland
Burnside Links
Miss Lillian Helmick Weds Raymond E. Smith in Stephens City
Ten years ago in Stephens City Miss Lillian Frances Helmick married Raymond E. Smith son of J. Adam Smith. The wedding drew guests including Mr and Mrs William M Richards and Penn State College couples Charles Baish and John Kelley. Ralph Hardy spent time there.
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Lillian Frances Helmick
R. E. Helmick
Raymond E. Smith
J. Adam Smith
Stephens City
William M. Richards
Charles J. Baish
John Kelley
Penn State College
Ralph Hardy
Bowly Guests and Campers Reach From Nearby Towns
Fifty years ago in 1908 Mr. and Mrs. George Bowly of Market Street hosted Mrs. Charles Beck of Atlanta as a guest. W. B. Clendening and J. Pred Laise of Bunker Hill joined others camping on the Potomac at Falling Waters. Mrs. David L. Clayton and Miss Gladys Shuck of Cumberland returned home after visiting Capt. and Mrs. George W. Kurtz.
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George Bowly
Market Street
Charles Beck
Atlanta
W. B. Clendening
J. Pred Laise
Bunker Hill
Potomac
Falling Waters
David L. Clayton
Gladys Shuck
Cumberland
George W. Kurtz
Congress Eyes Federal Funds to Boost Educational TV
Congress moves toward a major boost for educational television with up to 1 million dollars per state and the District of Columbia for building stations. The Senate passed the bill, while House prospects remain uncertain amid network opposition and a crowded agenda.
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Washington
Congress
Educational
Ife
District of Columbia
Senate
House
Congres
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Bricker
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Inter
State and Foreign Commerce Committee
Stewart L. Udall
D-Ariz
House Education and Labor Committee
Commerce Committee
Th Magnuson
Udall
Frieda Hennock
Federal Communication Commission
Nestworks
Federation O Educational Organizations
The
Joint Council On Educational Television
The Doctor Speaks Unsuspecting Danger Lurks In Pools
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen warns swimmers to be careful as hidden pool hazards appear this summer. He notes most pools are safe but stresses vigilance and proper supervision to prevent accidents and illnesses during recreation.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
United States
Canada
Europe
V. L
Bach devotion and enduring faith highlighted in article
The piece extols Johann Sebastian Bach as a noble man whose work aimed to glorify God Alone. It contrasts his spiritual devotion with other great musicians and urges readers to seek greatness through faith.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Honor System Parole Practices In Historical Context
A fragment discusses parole origins and practices, noting the term Parole d'honneur from France meaning word of honor. It hints that parole shields a convict from reoffending, while implying adjustments in how parole is applied today.
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France
Ustinov Considers Revision Of Paris Not So Gay Script
Peter Ustinov, English actor and author, may revise a 12 year old script for a London production of Paris Not So Gay. While reading the older piece he felt awe but noted his dramaturgic technique at 37 differs from 25 and he plans to redo the work.
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New York
Peter Ustinov
London
Paris
Has untouchability been legally abolished in India
The Indian Constitution declares untouchability illegal and the Untouchability Offences Act of 1955 imposes penalties for practicing untouchability or enforcing disabilities. Untouchables were historically the lowest caste outcasts deemed defiling to higher castes.
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India
Worry Clinic Explains Why Divorces Rise
Dr Crane presents a case where Lena J seeks a divorce over incompatibility and mental cruelty. He argues that many divorces stem from sexual maladjustment and outlines behavioral steps for couples to rebuild intimacy within 90 days, noting Lena and her husband later report renewed happiness and love.
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Lena
George W. Crane
Lena J
Thomas
Andean Roller Coaster: Two Virginians Built Ecuador’s Rail
Quito notes the 50th anniversary of Ecuador’s Andean railway linking Quito and Guayaquil 287 miles apart. Built by Archer and John Harman aided by British financiers, the line climbs Andes to Urbina Pass 11,841 feet and features Nariz de Diablo switchbacks. It took a decade to complete.
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Quito
Ecuador
Andes
Guayaquil
Pacific
Eloy Alfaro
Latacunga
Cotopaxi
Ambato
Riobamba
Urbina Pass
Huigra
Chandian
Chanchan
How's Your IQ Memory Trivia Quiz Page 2 Questions
A fragment lists questions from a quiz titled How's Your IQ based on 100 items over 10 days with scoring levels memory genius and very superior. It asks topics from rainmaking to senses to animal arms and governance and ends with 10 multiple choice queries.
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U. S
Italy
Cuba
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