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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1955

Page

3

Watering gardens and faith in Isaiah’s vision

A devotional excerpt compares God’s love to water, citing Isaiah 58 11 and describing gardens that flourish when given ample sustenance. The passage frames divine nourishment as cleansing and beautifying, inviting believers to see spiritual refreshment in dry landscapes.

Palestine God

New Investors on NYSE Buy 500000 Shares via Installment Plan

New York Stock Exchange reports 34 000 investors subscribed to a monthly investment plan. They paid 18 million dollars for 500 000 shares at 40 dollars every three months. About 7.5 million Americans are now investors, not mere speculators, with real estate insurance and savings with a million more active as capitalists daily.

New York Stock Exchange

Taxed Trails Across States Highlight Cost of Government

A Commerce Clearing House survey shows 20 states raised sales taxes and 13 boosted gasoline taxes, many July 1. The piece argues interstate tax sharing funds federal projects like dams and the St. Lawrence Seaway, making Americans pay for others' state activities.

Commerce Clearing House

Tax fairness hinges on total impact over uniformity

The Commission on Intergovernmental Relations notes that state tax differences and federal levies similarly affect regions, complicating earmarking for specific government needs. To achieve tax justice, the overall effect of taxes must be considered beyond the initiating instrumentality.

Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Richmond Virginia

Editorial Digest Highlights From Daily Papers

A digest of editorials drawn from forty newspapers arriving at the office. Curated selections reflect prevailing opinions on current events, governance, and social issues.

Expansion of Alcoholic Treatment in Virginia Hospitals

The study commission urges General Assembly action in 1956 to expand alcoholism treatment. It endorses extending the Medical College of Virginia program to the University of Virginia Hospital and adds three outpatient clinics in Tidewater, Southwest, and Northern Virginia. Clinicians warn mental hospitals are unsuited and underfunded for alcoholics, who require specialized care and controlled early treatment to avoid relapse.

Staunton News-Leader Virginia General Assembly Medical College of Virginia University of Virginia Tidewater

Prince Margaret Honey Claim Sparks British Backlash

The Staunton News Leader reports Danny Kaye denies calling Princess Margaret honey amid a clash with Rex North who claims a source backs the remark. The piece notes Americans sometimes use honey loosely while British readers expect respect and cites Shakespeare on the term.

Staunton News Danny Kaye Margaret Rex North London Jimmy Durante England

Four Puerto Rican terrorists receive up to 75 years

The four Puerto Rican assailants who attacked the House of Representatives on March US were sentenced to as much as 75 years imprisonment. The report notes other regional items including a Goodyear plant strike by the CIO United Rubber Workers and local water supply assurances amid an abnormal taste. Miss Sarah Margaret Lupton spent a week at Myrtle Beach, accompanied by Capt. and Mrs. John J. Hawes.

House of Representatives CIO United Rubber Workers Goodyear Sarah Margaret Lupton Myrtle Beach S. C John J. Hawes

Truman names MacArthur UN Forces commander in Korea

President Truman designates General Douglas MacArthur as commanding general of the United Nations Forces in Korea. Mr and Mrs Granville LaFollette announce the birth of a son. Mrs LaFollette is the former Nellie Purtlebaugh. Ernest C Shipman Jr seaman recruit USN, son of Mr and Mrs Shipman of East Cork Street, is stationed at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes MI.

Truman Douglas MacArthur United Nations Korea Granvilel LaFollette

Admiral Halsey presses toward Tokyo doorsteps in Pacific push

The task force steams toward Nippon targets as Allied strategy unfolds near Tokyo Bay. The Batavia radio notes evacuation plans for Singapore’s Swiss and Arab communities amid fortress city preparations.

Admiral Halsey

Prince Edward County Defies Supreme Court Ruling

Prince Edward County Virginia defies the high court by limiting school funding and forming a private educational group to finance operations. The county board slashed the budget for 1955-56 and plans private fundraising while officials await the Supreme Court’s mandate and possible school closures.

Virginia County Washington Supreme Court Prince Edward County Mason and Dixon Dixie High Tribunal Fort Sumter Prince Edward Educational Corporation Prince Edward

Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas

An elderly minister recounts visiting a troubled home where a husband cites the lack of Jesus in the house as the core issue. The piece cites rising divorce and juvenile delinquency rates and notes that money and drinking fuel many marital conflicts.

Jesus

Rainfall figures for past 24 hours and year totals

Rainfall data show 0.06 inches in the 24 hours ending 7 am today with a July total to date of none. The 1955 year-to-date rainfall is 17.67 inches, and the average annual rainfall over 42 years is 36.94 inches. A 42-year period from 1912 to 1954 lists monthly averages from January 2.50 to December 2.81 inches.

Older Person Should Count His Vitamins

An elderly diet should emphasize balanced meals rich in protective nutrients. Demand for calcium iron and minerals is high as digestion declines and taste dulls. Include iron rich foods and leafy greens with regular milk intake to maintain health.

The Christian View of Love in the Family

The piece argues that troubled homes stem from neglected spiritual values and defied divine love. It asserts Jesus Christ teaches the divine way of love and that God is love, placing love at the core of life and warning that without love one loses life.

Jesus Christ

Untouchability Law Passed In India

The Indian Constitution declares untouchability illegal and the Untouchability Offenses Act of 1955 imposes penalties for practicing untouchability or enforcing disability. Untouchables, once the lowest caste, faced ritual defilement by touch.

How's Your I Q How to Score

A quiz style piece presents a 100 question 10 day test with daily bands for IQ levels and a Page 2 answer sheet. It lists ten sample questions on Columbus egg flight plagues St Patrick parade Seward’s folly wind speed slang and a political boss quote.

Egypt North Polar United States New York Boston Chicago

Slang Origins Explained in Quick Glance

The note explains that "in glonce" means quickly done and that "Yifty" comes from the old word giftt as used in a slang sense. It discusses how these terms appear in modern usage and their etymology with brief definitions.

Boss of Broken Spur Faces Wild Town Rising

Kerry and Christie plan a jailbreak while Rob Maddox searches for Kerry’s freedom. Nester crowds fan the fire as Nate Larrabee rouses Sundown to hunt Broken Spur. Wayne Cameron slips away as Tip Clancy eyes a mounted mob marching toward town. To Be Continued.

Christie Rob Broken Spur Kerry Nesters Nate Larrabee Spur Joe Molly Larrabee Prom Lata Dawson Lita Wayne Cameron Nates Tip Clancy

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