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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1957
Page
4
The article recalls feudists from Kentucky with a strict honor code. It contrasts their beliefs with the ethics of Near East sheiks and notes generations of hatred. It claims relocation to Ohio softened hostility as churches promoted reconciliation.
Senators express distrust of Attorney General Brownell amid debate on a Civil Rights Bill. They cite a hidden section that could trigger Federal troops to enforce court orders, a mechanism critics say could bypass jury trials and extend executive power.
Horace E. Henderson, former Jaycee head, campaigned against Rep. Edward J. Robeson and later joined the Virginia lieutenant governor race with Ted Dalton. His Berryville speech attackedSenator Harry F. Byrd, claiming violence over school segregation rests with Byrd, drawing criticism for inflammatory rhetoric and questions about the campaign’s direction.
The Senate unanimously struck a concealed provision from the bill and then voted to remove Part II by 52-38, gutting the proposal. Critics warn more hidden sections may exist and contest the idea of denying jury trials in contempt cases. The piece praises Southern Senators for dissecting the measure.
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Five years ago in 1952 the best appearing fire department with drum and bugle corps went to Rouss Fire Company at the Firemen's Parade in Strasborg. Seven injured when a downtown theatre section collapsed in Anetin Texas.
Fifty years ago in 1907 Miss Willie McGuire joined a party of young people at Capon river to close the Week camp. Miss Annie Line hosted at Aunt Mrs. Winter Barr’s home in honor of Mr and Mrs Edward Morris of Kansas City. Mrs J W Sibert and Mrs C P Jack also entertained in honor of the Morris couple. Miss Matilda Power of White Post returned home after visiting friends at Monterey.
Hal Boyle catalogs the rise of gray flannelisms born in advertising and spread across executives in many fields. Meyers gathers phrases heard in conferences ranging from sales to banking as a code for modern business talk.
In Racine Wisconsin the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine at St. Lucy’s Church uses its noodle project to raise funds. Led by Mrs Louis Szondi the group will produce 200 packages of noodles to be sold at the bazaar for 50 to 75 cents each.
Dr Bundesen cautions that youngsters without tonsils are more prone to bulbar polio and argues for all three Salk doses even when tonsils were removed years earlier. He cites Chicago outbreak data showing higher bulbar rates among tonsillectomized cases and stresses spacing vaccines.
A short reflection urges washing the face upward and smiling as a habit. It argues better circulation and tissue tone from upward rubbing, links good cheer to health, and says pleasantness supports morals. The piece promotes keeping the emotional and spiritual life in good tone.
Daily quiz segment presents questions on etiquette debts Queen of the Antilles Bible Demi traits Washington DC location GM Hess purpose for flight peace aim Aegean sea islands coo ler samos poison dose poetry line ending love and lost
The saying no cash when buying on tick means paying later. It traces to England where a promissory note or ticket was used, hence the phrase on tick indicating payment by ticket.
Carl M a Chicago shoe store manager demonstrates how a single word changes a sale and recalls how a cordial greeting influenced Woodrow Wilson and Charles Evans Hughes. The piece highlights the impact of tone and wording in sales and politics.
The United States and Russia resume disarmament talks in London amid deep mutual suspicion. Dulles and Stassen weigh steps toward trust, including limited inspections and a possible nuclear test suspension, while Congress readiness and future timing remain uncertain.
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