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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1960
Page
4
Short text from the Winchester Evening Star featuring Associated Press styling. Indicates exclusive republication rights and office contact details for the Mohawk building address. No identifiable news event or date is present in the fragment.
A fragment mentions increasing postage by one cent in Virginia and West Virginia and July 29 1960. It also includes a religious quotation about a friend who sticks closer than a brother and the bond of God’s family.
The piece argues against artificially boosting growth through increased federal spending. It contends steady 3 percent growth is achievable without inflationary deficit financing and cautions that pump priming to accelerate a healthy economy would raise inflation and tax burdens. It references the Roosevelt era as a cautionary example.
Government statistics show the average American lifetime income at about 200 000 dollars, with 1949 116 000. It varies by education from 178 000 for grade school to 347 000 for four years college. After inflation and taxes, the lump sum appears modest. prudent readers will subtract these factors.
Reflection on foresight as a valued trait in politics business and sports, noting that present moments deserve attention even as future outcomes excite interest and prediction. The piece urges balance between anticipation and living today.
A reflective note on choosing the present over future worries. The author urges living well today rather than waiting for a perfect moment or perfect insight, citing Cardinal Newman’s prayer for guidance. The piece emphasizes taking small, immediate steps toward better lives rather than chasing an unobtainable foresight.
The column notes Casey Stengel's 70th birthday with playful reminiscence and quotes his wry remarks. It also reports on Japan's tense political scene as premier Ikeda seeks support, elections approach, and Communist China policy influences security treaties and U S relations.
Pfc Charles L Shanholtz son of Mr and Mrs Jacob F Shanholtz Kernstown received the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism near Taepyong Korea on July 16. Senator John Bricker Ohio stopped at Chanticleer Inn en route home for a chicken dinner.
Archie Robertson, longtime Clarke County educator and Bedford County schools official, ends a 40 year public career. He served as director of maintenance and transportation, notably designing the county bus system and solving complex facility issues while bringing energy and curiosity to retirement plans and hobbies like bird watching.
After conventions Congress must reconvene August 8 for key items like education aid and minimum wage. The three week session tasks Nixon Kennedy and Johnson with near term action while Eisenhower faces potential vetoes and labor backlash. November elections sweep House and one third of Senate seats.
In 1935 New York, communists ripped the German flag from the liner Bremen prompting a furious fight and riot at the pier as the ship departed. Senator Byrd urged the WPA to focus on farm-to-market road projects. Miss Virginia Carrier of Washington stayed with her mother Mrs. Mattie Carrier in Orando for several days.
1910 report notes R. Gray Williams chosen as vice president of the Virginia Bar Association. In nearby Millwood, J. Townsend Burwell sold 58 acres near Carter Hall to Frank B. Gibb for over 127 dollars per acre. A county storm damaged property with lightning destroying buildings stock and trees. eight horses were killed.
Dr. Bundesen cautions that athlete's foot, though common, can be more serious than many realize and urges proper medical treatment rather than relying on neighbors or druggists for advice.
Hal Boyle surveys the yearly hours spent by women on housework and family duties with Joy Stilley joining in, counting tasks from meals and cleaning to shopping and gift giving. The piece highlights the exhausted yet hopeful balance of household labor.
Public health note warns athletes foot can lead to severe infection if untreated and blood poisoning in rare cases. Advises consulting a doctor at first signs of cracked skin between toes, keeping feet clean and dry, using soap, drying between toes, and not sharing footwear. Also includes a quiz section on general knowledge and a note on weights and measures.
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