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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1961

Page

4

Best Friend of Liberty and Economic Debate Prompts

The article discusses Maxwell Stamp of Britain praising private enterprise as the West's growth engine and argues socialism is on the defensive. It contrasts Western Europe’s prosperity with calls for free market policies, urging fledgling nations to embrace free enterprise as the best path to liberty.

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Where Is God Question For Parents And Children

A meditation on the perennial question where is God. The text notes that heaven defies geography and time and that human minds struggle with realities beyond ordinary perception. It reflects on how children ask about God and how philosophers have grappled with the concept.

What We Know About God Sets Our Life’s Center

Earl L. Douglas argues that God is creator and sustainer and lives in our hearts. He admits humans do not grasp full truth but asserts God exists and reveals to fit human minds. Our duty is to place this knowledge at the center of life to fulfill God’s purpose.

God

Quote of the Week Eisenhower on citizen autonomy

Former President Eisenhower argues that citizens should plan their own lives and spend their money without bureaucratic interference. He contends that any action weakening individual self respect is wrong and criticizes the growing concentration of power in Washington.

Eisenhower Washington

Barrie Cook Visits as Heat Wave Hits Winchester

Dr. and Mrs. Barrie Cook and baby Barrie Jr. arrive in Winchester to spend the weekend with Mrs. Giles B. Cook on Stonewall avenue. The city endures a 95 degree third day as Willow Lawn pool opens for the season. Pope Pius X, beatified, marks the first step toward sainthood in the Roman Catholic Church.

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Banks Closed in City for Jefferson Davis Birthday

Twenty five years ago in 1936 banks in the city closed in observance of Jefferson Davis birthday. The Queen Mary completed her maiden voyage but did not break the Normandy speed record. Actor Jack Holt and son Tim Holt were seen at Marham near Front Royal with Mrs. Fanny Holt.

Jefferson Davis Jack Holt Tim Holt Marham Front Royal Holt Fanny Holt

Panama Canal picture story shown at Auditorium in 1911

Fifty years after the canal project, a 1911 picture story screened at the Auditorium with costs cited between four and five million dollars. Major Robert W. Hunter spoke to a large crowd at Fairfax Courthouse commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the first bloodshed in the Wars Between the States. Miss Douglas Fuller visited Martinsburg as a guest of grandparents James W MecSheffy and spouse.

Robert W. Hunter Fairfax Douglas Fuller Martinsburg James W. MecSheffy

Sherman’s Atlanta Campaign The March to Atlanta War

General Sherman led about 100 000 Union troops from Chattanooga into Georgia with the aim of taking Atlanta. He fought Johnston’s Army of Tennessee at Dalton Cassville Allatoona and Kennesaw Mountain, suffering heavy losses but gaining strategic ground and forcing a retreat to the Chattahoochee River.

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