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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1957
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star issue from Monday July 15 1957 notes subscription details and formats while printing an editorial criticism of moral guidance, urging disciplined conduct and warning against following baser impulses. The page includes Associated Press attribution and standard publication notices.
Bridgewater College in the Valley shows a strong record in placing graduates into medical and dental fields and into graduate science work. Alumni include surgeons and professors, with Bridgewater ranked fifth among Southern colleges for directing undergraduates into pure science graduate programs. The college has funded science research and earned grants from NIH NSF and UNC.
A digest of editorial selections from about 60 newspapers, presenting noteworthy opinion pieces and viewpoints. The compilation aims to show varied editorial voices and topical commentary circulating in the press.
Detroit News summary of a University of Michigan survey on who controls family spending and decisions. It suggests wives dominate in low income households while men gain sway as income rises, with a break around $2,000 yearly. The piece notes potential support for shared property as compromise.
The piece argues that women raised to feel superior shaped 20th century American changes. It claims feminine ascendancy driven conservatism, child worship, property preservation, and distrust of originality. It contends public opinion shifted toward a feminine influence affecting politics and national evolution.
A staff meeting at Far East Air Forces headquarters pits a brash captain against senior officers. After a heated tirade the general advises listening to differing opinions, then quips that promotion hinges on the path he followed from major to general.
At a national cattle growers convention in Phoenix the group visits a famed steak house. One veteran cattleman orders a double portion of lamb chops, explaining with a straight face that his theory is to eat the trad beef and “get oid of em.”
The Navy reported that the destroyer End Washie was damaged in a four time duel with enemy ships off Korea's east coast. Enlisted crewmen received injuries while defending the vessel during the engagement.
Fifty years ago Miss Teresa Anderson hosted a tea at her mother Mrs M E Andersons Donor home. Baltimore guest Miss Bislie Bleakley and Ada Levi from Boyce spent a week with Miss Mamie Gaunt. Mr and Mrs Arthur Grim and children Calvin and Havel of Canterbury visited Mrs Mary Painter at Refuge.
Hal Boyle surveys curious facts and trivia from history and daily life. The piece notes the Great Wall as a vast ancient resting place for 200,000 laborers, plus quirky observations on coffee, bees, cheetahs, tears, and dining trends.
The piece weighs vows as aids to good behavior against the urge to break them. It argues some people should not take vows yet notes many find vows reinforce habits and deter retreat. Each person must decide if vow taking helps or harms in concrete, practical terms.
Dr Herman N Bundesen discusses placebos in medicine, noting both ethical questions and occasional patient relief. He explains pure and adulterated placebos, their research use as controls, and reports of symptom improvement or side effects from bland preparations. A study cited shows about one third improved after placebo.
A blaze destroyed two of the four buildings of Forest Products Inc near Lynchburg in Bedford County. Damage is estimated at 100000 8150 900 with about 40000 in insurance. The fire destroyed 500000 feet of dry lumber and 50000 finished heels. cause not yet determined. The firm makes and supplies shoe heels.
A 1939 quiz feature lists 19 questions on memory and general knowledge. Items cover ancient rulers music terms constitutional amendments university locations and language, with references to a final answer key on page 2. The piece notes score categories from Memory Genius to Good.
Case V-337 presents Lorna G a 20 year old college student who explains her mother nagging her father and notes that nagging often signals erotic frustration. Dr Crane claims Shakespeare depicted nagging as a tool to provoke masculine action and outlines the need for dominance and affection in marriage.
The piece notes a downturn in aggressive Red scare probes as the Supreme Court and Judge Youngdahl curb contempt convictions. It cites Watkins and Peck as examples, urges precise congressional authorization and responsive, relevant questioning, and warns about balancing First Amendment rights with national security interests.
Italian film director Roberto Rossellini says he cannot return to Italy to spend the summer with Ingrid Bergman due to flu and film work for India. Bergman has pressed for a reunion at their villa, while India permits him to stay until documentary projects for the government are finished.
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