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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1958

Page

4

Subscription Rates By Mail or Carrier for H. F. Byrd Jr.

The newspaper lists subscription prices by mail or motor route. One year in advance costs 6.50, six months 3.50, and one month 0.75. Outside Virginia and West Virginia add 1.00 for a yearly rate. Carrier options show yearly, six months, and monthly figures, with weekly and single copy rates also stated.

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Admiral Strauss retires as Atomic Energy Commission chief

Admiral Lewis L. Strauss, native of Richmond, retires after nearly 20 years in public service including roles as Special Assistant to the Navy secretary and chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. He urged continued nuclear testing and will reside on his Culpeper County farm, leaving a legacy in defense and atomic policy.

Lewis L. Strauss The Atomic Energy Commission Richmond Admiral Strauss Secretary of Navy Jame B. Forrestal Lewis Strauss Truman Eisenhower America Washington Culpeper County

Landon Addresses Kansas Graduates On Reading And Expression

Former presidential candidate Alf Landon urged Kansas high school graduates to value reading and clear self expression. He argued literacy fuels understanding, elevates literature, and enhances efficiency in work and public life, noting business needs strong English and arithmetic skills.

Alfred M. Landon Kansas

Moon Contamination Dilemma and U S Moon Strategy

The author argues moon purity concerns ignore potential military uses and sterilization limits. It considers two options for the United States: prevent moon landings with an ironclad pact or strive to be first to greet the moon, asserting contamination by the United States is preferable to Moscow’s.

American Institute of Biological Sciences Moon United States Old Man Moon Moscow Lisbon

Korea vows to keep fighting despite plea for truce

Five years ago The Star reports South Korea's notice to continue the war despite Eisenhower's appeal for a ceasefire. Also noted are wedding notices for Jo Ann Veidenburgh and Samuel Whitacre, and local events in Orland Florida and Richmond Virginia with various community movements and dignitaries.

South Korea Eisenhower Jo Ann van Valdenburg Peyton Kavanaugh Veidenburgh Orland Florida Samuel Nimord Whitacre Lee Whitacre Alson Smith Richmond Richmond Professional Institute

West Point Grads Lead Berryville News and Births

Ten years ago in 1948 Berryville residents celebrated graduates from West Point Joseph P Dorsey son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Dorsey and Morton C Mumma son of Mr and Mrs Mumma. New members joined the Women s Civic League including Mrs Alien A Coman Mrs Louis Zucker man Mrs Ted C Cawthorne and Mrs Fionald Sumyre. Mr and Mrs Robert Barrett announced the birth of a daughter.

Joseph P. Dorsey Ralph Dorsey Morton C. Mumma

Artist Belle Jenvey Abrams Returns From Town

Fifty years ago in 1908 Mrs Belle Jenvey Abrams the artist spent commencement week here and attended the Episcopal Female Institute finals before returning to Washington with her niece Miss Jessie Dickson a pupil at the school. Miss Rosalie McCormick of Berryville visited Mr and Mrs Hugh McCormick in Charles Town. Mr and Mrs Joseph Wright and son Beverley left for relatives in Pittsburgh.

Belle-Jenvey-Abrams Episcopal Female Institute Washington Jessie Dickson Rosalie McCormick Berryville Hugh McCormick Charles Town Joseph Wright Beverley Pittsburgh

Rocket-Propelled Infantry Seen By Old Timers

HAL BOYLE reports skeptical veterans about a portable rocket device for doughboys. A rear mounted motor could send soldiers forward rapidly and help them leap rivers and walls, but many doubt it will replace the core dogface struggle or reach front lines soon.

New York Alexander H. Bohr

The Doctor Speaks Fifteen Cancer Signals to Watch For

Dr Bundesen expands the warning list to fourteen cancer signals noting mouth sores failing to heal within ten days and white patches in the mouth among the key signs. Other items include persistent hoarseness coughing swallowing difficulty lumps changes in moles and unusual bleeding. The columnist cautions these do not always mean cancer but warrant prompt medical check.

First known Western newspaper the Peking News

The Peking News was the first newspaper known in the Western world and ceased operations in 1935 after 1572 years of publication. The term news derives from the French nomelies and Latin novum meaning a new thing.

Peking Chine

Historic Samuel Casey farm in Launders Town gains landmark status

The Samuel Casey farm dating to 1740-50 in Launders town R.1 is noted as a historic site and continuing farm while serving as a haven for sightseers per the last owner’s will. Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico remains at a constant 56 degrees year round despite surface temps.

Samuel Casey Launderstown R. 1 Carlsbad New Mexico

Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas

A used car dealer explains pricing tricks that inflate values by hundreds of dollars and coax customers to trade in old cars. The piece warns readers that flattery and vanity are used to deceive, urging self knowledge as protection. It cites Pope's Know thyself to emphasize individual wisdom.

Alexander Pope

How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions

An item presents a quiz plan running 10 days with a daily 9 to 10 correct answers, 7 or 8 as Very Superior, 5 or 6 as Excellent, 4 as Good. It prompts readers to turn to page 2 for answers and lists ten sample questions from history and general knowledge.

Panama Canal Zone Territory of Hawaii

Boy Believed Dead Found Alive After Railroad Search

A 13 year old, Joe Billy Knott, watched police search for a body near tracks. A conductor saw a man in a yellow shirt by a rifle, prompting a search. Officers later found Joe Billy alive, wearing a yellow shirt and holding a BB rifle, revealing the supposed corpse was alive.

Reed By Joe Billy Knott Lafe Joe Billy

Japan Tightens Noise Rules Aimed at Honking

Japan uses U S noise abatement origins from 1941 to curb horn honking. About 200 Tokyo motorcycle police are equipped with noise measuring meters for enforcement.

Japan U.S Tokyo

Getting Facts Right at the Start in Debates

Dr George W Crane urges quoting exact words before arguing and recalls clients who changed his statements to fit bias. He notes Freud’s ideas on sex and self preservation, cites 35 years of counseling, and stresses accuracy to avoid misquoting in debates.

Joel Freud Don Quixote George W. Crane Joe T Dr. Crane Theological Seminary Sigmund Freud Dr. Freud William Wrigley, Jr

NAACP Defends King After Oxford Enrollment Bid

NAACP backed Clennon King the 37 year old Negro professor ordered to the state mental hospital after trying to enroll at the all white University of Mississippi in Oxford. King said he would leave the matter alone and Gov Coleman promised to protect his civil rights while troopers shadowed his movements.

Jackson Miss National Assn. For Clennon King State Mental Hospital University of Mississippi King Alcorne Miss. A&m College Oxford Whitfield Hospital New York NAACP Supreme Court of the United States Mississippi Alcorn J. P. Coleman Robert Ellis Associated Press Coleman U. S. Department of Justice

Driver Cleared of Blame in Indianapolis 500 Pileup

INDIANAPOLIS AP Aé Frisian of Oakland Calif was cleared by USAC directors on May 30 confirming no proven error of judgment in the first lap 15 car crash at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The incident followed the death of Pat O Connor and injuries to two others.

Indianapolis Eaé Flisian Oakland Calif United States Auto Club Frisian Indianapolis Motor Speedway Duane Carter USAC Pat O'Connor

Midvale Celebrates Seven Years Without Traffic Fatalities

Midvale Utah marked its seventh anniversary by officers distributing 2 000 thank you tickets to motorists for contributing to the record.

Midvale Utah

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H. F. Byrd, JR Triots Mr. Landon Stone Outer Space Earth Lunar H. P. Rhodes Rhodes Drug Company Irwin Drug Company W. Boscawen Street Hunter Gaunt Rhodes Gladstone Grubbs L. D. Grubbs Turner Marcus R. L. Kerna California Hal Boyle Dogface Normandy Doctor Herman N. Bundesen, M.D Earl L. Douglas I.Q Mark Twain Dr. Preud Dr. Greud Proud Myself
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