Winchester Evening Star Business and publication details
Winchester Evening Star claims a daily circulation exceeding 50,000 with management credits to Jack F. Davis and H. D. Koontz. The paper lists Eugene Miller as managing editor and Gallagher-Delisser as representatives, plus advertising and subscription rates for local and distant readers.
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Jack F. Davis
H. D. Koontz
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Japan Leads In Peaceful Atomic Industry Growth
Japan rapidly expands peaceful atomic use with radioactive isotopes on production lines. The Science and Technology Agency notes 45 firms preparing and expects industry maturity within three years. Japan lags the United States in total investment but surpasses peers in nuclear development pace.
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Proson
Japan
Science and “Technology Agency
In- Asa
United States
U. S
Nhot
Perils of Summer Warns on Dangers of Heat and Play
A wartime style cautionary piece notes more accidents in summer from car crashes drownings and lawn mower injuries. It urges common sense caution on highways avoid water beyond depth for non swimmers and warns about dangerous use of power lawn mowers and strenuous activity for those with heart conditions.
Costs of Korea War to United States
The Korean War caused over 22 000 U S deaths and 140 000 total casualties. The United States spent more than 16 billion dollars for 1 125 000 tons of artillery ammunition and hundreds of thousands of tons of bombs. Rearmament programs have pushed government spending above 11 billion dollars to date.
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Ing
United States
Berryville High to Erect Home Economics Cottage
Twenty five years ago the Berryville High School planned a story and a half home economics cottage. Mrs. Robert McC. Glase hosted at Dickey Ridge on Skyline Drive. Mrs. H. B. Gilpin, bound for Europe on August 3, was hosted by Mrs. H. Clay deGrange and Mrs. Harry K. Russell.
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Berryville High School
Robert McC. Glase
Dickey Ridge
Skyline Drive
H. B. Gilpin
Europe
H. Clay deGrange
Harry K. Russell
West Clifford Street party honors Miss Edna Menear
In 1913 Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McCormac hosted a stylish 800 party at their West Clifford Street home for Edna Menear of Fairmont West Virginia. A Sing Sing prison mutiny marked by a third fire and 65 additional prisoners involved drew official statements from Warden Clancy. A seven pound meteorite reportedly struck a building in Hagerstown, punching through slate roofing and damaging display cases.
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H. B. McCormac
West Clifford Street
Edna Menear
Fairmont
W.va
Sing Sing
Clancy
Hagerstown
Daily Meditation on Child Like Spirit and Trust
Earl L. Douglas presents a meditation on Jesus praise for a child like spirit. He argues true child like faith is trust in the Heavenly Father even when not understanding His plans. The piece contrasts childish rebellion with mature trust and links faith with good works.
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Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
God
Nuclear Test Ban Accord Marks Start of Tense Peace Effort
The Moscow Paris Paris pact bans atmospheric, outer space and underwater tests, signaling limited East West easing. Khrushchev uses the accord to curb testing costs while warning other powers may still pursue weapons. France and China could test separately, and the agreement allows underground testing.
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Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
Russia
West
United States
Moscow
Why Not Hand Out Green Stamps Instead of Exporting Dollars
Article argues the United States faces a gold and dollar crisis. It asserts low gold reserves at 15.6 billion and rising foreign gold purchases from distrust in the dollar backed by gold. Proposes issuing green stamps instead of exporting goods or selling gold to curb dollar weakness.
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United States
U.S. Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Spain
Port of Spain
Bahamas
Trinidad
West Berlin
Mr. Dillon
Jaundice in Newborns Fact and Safe Treatments
Dr Lester L Coleman explains newborn jaundice is usually temporary and not serious. The piece notes three types including common mild jaundice, blood-incompatibility related cases, and rare severe forms needing exchange transfusions. It also mentions ipecac use for poisoning, and a quiz on memory and general knowledge.
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F. Ll. Margolis
J. A. Dugger
Michigan
Public servant praised for a decade of helpful service
A local tribute commends Robert C. Cooper, field representative for Social Security in Martinsburg, for ten years of diligent work beyond duty. Neighbors note his pleasant, modest approach and readiness to inform residents about Social Security rights, contrasting with common government stereotypes.
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Robert C. Cooper
Social Security
Martinsburg
Federal
Cooper
Markin Time Reflection on Faith and Generosity
A contemplative note speaks of humbly serving God and others, questioning how divine regard compares to human virtue. The text reflects on stewardship, mercy, and measured self worth within a spiritual frame.
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Earl L. Douglas
James
Marlow
Khrushchev
Roake
Art Buchwald
DR. Lester
L. Coleman
I.Q
Martinsburg Journal
Markin Time
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