Winchester Evening Star Publisher and rates notice
Winchester Evening Star lists editor Harry F. Byrd Jr and executives with postal data. Subscription rates shown for carrier motor route nine year, six months, one month, and single copy options. Outside Virginia and West Virginia add one dollar per year postage.
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Harry F. Byrd, JR
J. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallageher-DeLissers, Inc
East 14Th St
New York
Cty
W.va
Meany proposes Berlin openness and UN move as humanitarian trial
George Meany suggests opening the Berlin wall for a one month experiment and relocating the UN Human Rights Commission to West Berlin. He argues this would show cooperation from both sides, but recent border guards strengthened the wall and fled, undermining the plan. He warns dealing with communists differs from negotiating with management.
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Afl-Cio
Berlin Wall
United Nations
West Berlin
Wall
Commission On Human Rights
Berlin
Kremlin
Gardener's Delight Weeds as cover crop and garden changer
A year end meditation on using weeds as a strategic cover crop. Experiments showed weeds can reduce soil erosion when left to grow and then plowed under, but require careful management and timing. the gardener's mindset determines whether this aids productivity or supports laziness.
Guidelines on wages spark labor management tensions
The January wage price guides intended as advisory measures have prompted disputes as unions push for higher raises and employers trim offers. Federal mediator William Simkin warns that government backed bargaining risks narrowing settlements and urges genuine free collective bargaining. Both sides fear government control yet seek its shelter to gain leverage.
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William Simkin
Dorothy Greener Appears on Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts
Miss Dorothy M. Greener, daughter of Thomas B. Greener of Smithfield Avenue, appeared on the Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts TV show. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brennan Jr of Pittsburgh were visiting Mrs. Brenan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Preston, at their home here. Mrs. Clayton Anderson and children left for St. Petersburg Florida to visit the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Gay.
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Dorothy M. Greener
Thomas B. Greener
Smithfield Avenue
John W. Brennan, Jr
Pittsburgh
Insurgent attacks Repelled Near Madrid by General Miaja
Twenty five years ago in 1937, waves of insurgent infantrymen counterattacked to hold their position along the Coruna Road northwest of Madrid but were driven back by General Jos Miaja. A town south of the road about twelve miles from Madrid lay in ruins, and cherry harvest disruption stalled picking as canneries awaited compensation for the crop.
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Coruna
Madrid
Spain
Jos Miaja
Wilson Chooses McCombs as Democratic Committee Chairman
Fifty years ago in 1912 Woodrow Wilson selected William F. McCombs, his pre convention manager, to chair the National Democratic Committee. In Belfast clashes between Catholics and Orangemen injured over 100 as Catholics attacked arches erected for Bayne battle anniversary celebrations.
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Woodrow Wilson
William F. McCombs
National Democratic Committee
Belfast
Ireland
Bayne
Daily Meditation On Religious Formalism By Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas argues formalism in religion can harden into dead practice. He contrasts creeds laws worship and ritual with living faith citing prayer wheels and scriptural knowledge. He warns formalism may replace genuine belief and notes true faith grows like a mustard seed.
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Jesus
Wartime veterans aid and the defense of benefits
Henry J. Taylor argues against using wartime bonuses to sway votes, noting the vast scope of veterans benefits and the large federal budget devoted to VA programs. He highlights extensive services including hospital, medical, educational, life insurance, loans, and housing aid, urging careful, honest policy rather than election-year rhetoric.
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Korea
National Service
United States
Finding Money in Jersey City Garages Sparks Modern Folly
Art Buchwald jokes about a $2.59 million stash found in two Jersey City garages. He questions who should own the money, mocks tax claims, and imagines schemes from Eddie Gilbert to Swiss accounts, then argues the law would catch anyone who spends cash and urges turning in found money.
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Jersey City
New Jersey
Joseph V. Moriarty
State of
Federal
Eddie Gilrt
Brazil
E. L. Bruce Co
Moriarty
Gilbert
Switzerland
U. S
America
U.S
Feds
General Post
Rio de Janeiro
You Don’t Have To Drink To Have Cirrhosis Impossible
Dr Fern explains cirrhosis causes and progression with Jim's case. He notes fatty inflammation damages the liver, veins swell, and toxins can poison the system. Early treatment aims at rest, balanced protein diets, and possible surgical connections of abdominal veins.
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Jim
Dr. Fern
How's Your IQ How To Score Based On 100 Questions
A quiz style piece outlines daily scoring bands from 9 10 correct for Memory Genius to 4 for Good. It asks ten sample questions on currencies dates geography rivers state ratification and notable figures with page 3 reference for answers.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Susquehanna
Potomac River
Middle East
Alexander
Maine
South Dakota
Wild Bill Hickok
Jack McCall
Romania
Black Sea
Letters to Editor on Cather history and prayer ruling
A collection of reader notes and opinions. Carl Ritter praises Mr. Lawrence A. Cather’s work on a Cather family project for the Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial. Josiah Gilbert Hoy quotes and calls for strong leaders. Doris Yingst reiterates prayer in schools and faith in public life.
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Lawrence A. Cather
Belle Plaine
Kansas
Winchester
Belle Paine
Mr. Cather
Cather
Willa Cather
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Gainesboro
Carl R. Ritter
Supreme Court
JFK
Josiah Gilbert HO
Markin Time Remembrance Reflects on Distance and Worth
In memory of Luther Markin, the speaker recalls journeys across the globe and a realization of a dear presence. The poem laments missed understanding of a loved one's worth when near, expressing enduring affection and global travel as backdrop.
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Earth
Luther Markin
U.S. Student Sentenced By Red Court
In East Berlin a Communist court sentenced Robert Mann, a 19 year old student from Sepulveda California, to 21 months in prison for aiding a refugee to escape to the West. The judge counted time already served, Mann was arrested January 22 in East Berlin.
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House
Committee On Veterans’ Affairs
Olin E. Teague
Tex
Art Buchwald
N.J
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FBI
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Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Berryville
Markin Time
Red Court
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