Winchester Evening Star July 11 1955 Daily Front
The July 11 1955 Winchester Evening Star item highlights local news from Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties with AP dispatches. The paper notes circulation reaching over 30 000 and includes editor H F Byrd Jr and the weekly edition details.
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Winchester
Frederick and
Clarke
Boxers Find New Stage Careers In Entertainment Arts
A look at Rocky Graziano and Tony Galento crossing into acting. Graziano stars on TV while Galento heads a summer stock company in Guys and Dolls, showing boxing alumni can pivot to performance as TV expands. Galento quips about his fame and performance style as the sport wanes from ringside.
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Rocky Graziano
Tony Galento
Hollywood Westerns Prove Americans Still Crave Horse Operas
Hollywood notes show Westerns now 25 percent of film output with strong dividends. A producer claims 157 Westerns all paid off, averaging about 500000 dollars per film. The appeal rests on nostalgia for a day gone by, echoed in the horse operas.
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Hollywood
Filmland
Return to Simpler Living Against High Tech
The passage contrasts a modern fast paced life with gadgets and constant motion to a simpler era. It suggests personal effort yields real needs and comforts, with slower tempo and less nervous tension when not chasing machines.
Editorial Digest From Forty Newspapers Compiled
A digest of editorials from forty papers arrives at the desk, highlighting prevailing opinions, policy debates, and regional perspectives. The selection reflects editorial stance across topics, offering compact summaries of the day’s commentary.
Mutinous Women Defy Naval Rule in Personal Tale
A Milwaukee Journal piece reports a retired officer's wife divorcing him after she objects to his strict home rule. It recalls a 19th century navy tale where Commodore Fife faced a mutiny by his wife in Shanghai, illustrating that women have long defied naval discipline.
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Navy
Fife
Shanghai
United States Asiatic Squadron
China
Chandler
United States
Amanda M. Fife
Southern Dialects Ridiculed from France to Germany
The piece notes Lily Pons mentioning Southern speakers in the South of France are mock fed by locals. It observes global mockery of Southern dialects from Bavarian, Spanish, and provincial speakers, and calls for a mutual defense of Southern speech with a mush-mouth Esperanto aimed at overthrowing Yankee critics worldwide.
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United States
Lily Pons
France
Oklahoma Bus Driver Dials Police Over Naked Rider
A Oklahoma City bus passenger stripped and tossed shoes. the driver summoned police. Police response quickly included scout cars detectives, a lieutenant, a sergeant, a reporter, and Navy Shore Patrol in a vivid travel teaser of Oklahoma transit reality.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Navy
Dedicatory Services Honor Camp Rock Enon Guests
Judge Eliott C. Marshall and Colgate W. Darden Jr. led dedicatory services at Camp Rock Enon. Several local students attended the Roy and Gill States program at VPI Blacksburg and Phc. Joseph N. Davis Jr. served with the 25th Infantry in Korea. Egypt voiced open support for the West in the Cold War.
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Eliott C. Marshall
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
University of Virginia
Virginia
Camp Rock Enon
Martha Brown
Helen Rinard
Richard Legge
James Wood
Roy and Gill
VPI
Blacksburg
Joseph N. Davis, Jr
25Th Infantry Division
Korea
Winchester Bond Drive Reaches New High in War Loan
City and county citizens probe bond sales surpassing 2.5 million dollars as efforts to support the seventh war loan continue. Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force to be dissolved on July 14 following Ike’s return to the continent.
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Winchester
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Eisenhower
Hi Combined Command
Boston Heiress Mary Helena Shapsteen to Wed Actor Erroll Dunbar
The Boston heiress Mary Helena Shapsteen faced family opposition as she prepared to marry Erroll Dunbar a Winchester native and noted actor. Clarke County residents wished for a public joint discussion as Governor Montague declined Byrd's invitation in Berryville. M M Lynch returned home from the Charlottesville educational meeting.
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Mary Helena Shapsteen
Boston
Erroll Dunbar
Winchester
Nixon Attacks Indispensable Ike Strategy in 1961
Vice President Nixon presses the case that the Republican Party can win without Eisenhower at the top, urging a post Eisenhower era built on a new generation of voters, youthful workers, farmers and midrange supporters. He portrays a remade GOP seeking power after 1961. The dialogue traces Democrats’ gains and GOP handicaps while affirming a continuing Eisenhower era program.
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Washington
Vice - Press
Belings
Nixon
Dwight David Eisenhower
Ike
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
White House
Capitol Hill
GOP
Gettysburg
Congress
Heaven and Hell Beginnings on Earth in Douglas Sermon
Earl L. Douglas argues heaven cannot be fully described in human terms and that the divine requirement is living heavenly life on earth. He says heaven and hell begin here, with heaven as a future eternal state of joyful living and hell as the result of moral choices.
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Heaven
Heavenly
Earth
Hell
Rainfall figures show 48 hour and yearly totals
Rainfall in the past 48 hours ending at 7 a m is 1.16 inches. July rainfall to date is 1.26 inches. 1955 rainfall to date totals 18.87 inches. Average annual rainfall over 42 years is 36.94 inches with monthly averages from 1912 to 1954 listed for each month.
Begin Treatment Early To Cure Crossed-Eyes
Medical guidance stresses prompt treatment for infant squints to restore proper eye alignment. If not corrected by about 12 to 18 months, specialists may be needed. early options include eye patches, glasses, exercises, and possible surgery, with best outcomes when started quickly.
S Q How to Score Quiz on 100 Questions
A 10 day self test with daily results classed Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. Page 2 reveals correct answers to ten items including Bible word length and historical attributions.
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Alois Schillgruber
Alois Heidler
Longfellow
Low Countries
Duchy of
Luxemburg
W—S
Forbidden stitch in embroidery recall in China
The Peking stitch is described as a very small French knot once used in China. It was reportedly forbidden by law because many women ruined their eyesight by working it.
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China
Miss America Pageant origins and North American mammals trivia
Smithsonian counts list 3 622 mammals in North America with about 400 carnivores and nearly 300 bat species and varieties. fifty whale kinds inhabit North American waters. US motor vehicles registered at start of 1955 exceed 5 842 million, potentially forming a 200 000 mile line bumper to bumper. The Miss America Pageant began as bathing beauty contest in 1921, paused in 1927, revived in 1933, renamed in 1940, and incorporated as a New Jersey non profit civic corporation.
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North America
Smithsonian Institution
North American
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Vega, the Firststar Photographed in 19th Century Timeline
The text notes Vega as the first star photographed, calling it brilliant and beautiful. Vega, a first magnitude star in Lyra, is the third brightest in northern latitudes and visible year round, prominent in the eastern sky in summer.
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M.D.E. A
Vega
Lyra
Fruit growers rent bees for orchard pollination
Throughout the county it is common practice to rent commercial bees for pollination during blossom time, especially where apples, sweet cherries, and plums are grown.
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W.S. A
Silver Wedding Tradition Originates In Central Europe
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary custom known as the silver wedding began in central Europe. Friends gave a silver wreath to the wife on that day to symbolize the harmony sustaining the marriage.
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Europe
The Broken Spur Raid Heats Up In Town
After a brutal raid on Broken Spur, Rob and Sandy rally a shattered crew and withdraw, as Lon Calder acts on vengeance with Cameron watching. Calder heads to Sundown seeking a drink, plotting a deadly move against Rusty Baines while Cameron fears exposure.
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Tip
Chuck
Bill
Sandy
Rob
Nesters
Cullen
Broken Spur
Double Diamond
Cameron
Wayne
Calder
Lon
Mallory
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