Read daily newspaper reaches over 40000 readers in Winchester
The Winchester Evening Star, established in 1896, serves more than 40 000 readers daily except Sundays. J F Byrd Jr is editor and the paper distributes via business offices in Winchester with contact numbers for news and business departments. The paper notes Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for local and distant readers.
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Winchester Evening Star
Mohawk
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York
Winchester Way
Ana Cantip
Associated Press
W. Va
Sveennaes Ee
Interference With Firemen Delays Fire Crews
Volunteer firefighters face delayed responses when motorists interfere with sirens and impede trucks en route to fires. The piece urges public cooperation, stricter arrest publicity and heavier fines to ensure faster, safer arrivals and reduce property loss.
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Middletown
Inland states reap multimillion dollar ocean trade
Farmers in Kansas and Nebraska derive substantial income from foreign shipping. In 1955 Nebraska and Kansas shipped 120 million dollars of wheat overseas. Iowa Nebraska and Kansas jointly exporting 23 billion dollars of lard products and 23 million in tallow abroad.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
American Steamship Lines
Kansas Arone
Iowa
Supreme Court overstepping limits on Constitution interpretation
The Supreme Court should not reinterpret the Constitution to expand federal power. Only amendment by the people can alter it, and judges must protect liberties by limiting federal reach. The piece argues that post 1937 interpretations undermine original intent and threaten constitutional government.
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Saturday Evening Post
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Washinton
Roosevelt
F.D.R
Farm belt urged to value ocean shipping subsidies
A committee argues 40 million farm acres in the Midwest depend on reliable sea transport for imports and exports. It notes 14 steamship lines seek subsidies to maintain parity with foreign rivals, framing subsidies as aiding both farmers and national commerce.
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U. S
Iowa
Middle West
Editorial Digest from Fifty Newsrooms
A digest of the most notable editorial pieces from daily incoming newspapers. It highlights prevailing opinions, editorials on current events, policy debates, and social issues reflected across diverse regions.
With Good Reason Tone in Ethics of Married Men and Single Women
Analysis contrasts ethical tones in social behavior where married men and single women navigate moral expectations. The piece discusses propriety, temptations, and social judgments shaping personal choices and public image. It reflects WSJ style calibrating commentary on conduct.
Clarke County graduation records and weather notes from 1952
From the Files of the Star five years ago reports Clarke County largest class of 57 graduates at the agricol ex rr ines and a University of Richmond BSP Delaney. Weather notes show June 2 high 76 and June temperatures in the high 80s. Also a Philadelphia gas crash injuring five and six houses. Miss Dora Lamp wed Russell Dunlap. 25 years ago 1932 New England freeze damages crops and Frederick Maryland cold snap.
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Clarke County
The
Agricol
Jone
Frank Alan Delaney
FL. Deluaney
University of Richmond
Pennsylvaia
Congress
Philadelphia
New England
Frederick
Alles
Bond
Henry M. Borer
Russell son completes medical exams at Richmond college
Five years ago Isaac W. Russell's son Rugh Greenway passed all medical exams at University College of Medicine Richmond and was slated to graduate. Jane Ridgeway of Martinsburg visited cousin Miss Bessie Ridgeway on Southaham street. The Star reported a June 7 circulation of 3716.
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Rugh Greenway
Hisself
Isaac W. Russell
University College of Medicine
Richmond
Ee Jane Ridgeway
Martinsburg
Bessie Ridgeway
Southahm Street
The
Star
The Quarter ly Reports on Lobbyists in Congress
Washington reports detail lobbyist registrations for the first calendar quarter of 1947. Examples include groups from American Medical Association to Pan American Airways, showing diverse interests while noting legitimate lobbying aids democratic process.
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Congressional
American Medical Association
American Hotel Association
American Petroleum Institute
American Warehousemen’s Asation
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Hometown Television, Inc
National Association of Shoe Chain Sores, Inc
National Parking Association
National Cotton Council of America
United Brewery
Mour
Congress
Legislatio
Ags
Congressional Comes
Washington
Memorial Service to Be Held Tomorrow at Lodge Hall
The Odd Fellows Rebekahs and Woodmen meet at Lodge Hall tomorrow at 2 30 PM and march in a body to the annual memorial service at 3 PM. The RWC Eastridge will be the speaker and all members are urged to attend with friends.
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Rebekahs
RWC
Eastridge
Lodge Hall Moore
Doctor Says X Rays Safe in Trained Hands
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains that medical X rays are safe when performed by properly trained physicians and radiologists. He notes many users lack full radiologist training and emphasizes using the minimum dosage and correct technique to achieve results.
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Herman N. Bundesen
American College of Radiology
Strength For The Day By Part
Thomas Mann defines religiousness as attentiveness and obedience to divine realities. True religion is the soul's attitude toward the Great Soul, shown by honoring its demands and avoiding persecution. He urges self attention over judging others and upholding love.
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Thomas Mann
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Challenge
A 19 day quiz with daily scores defining levels from Memory Genius to Good. Questions cover history language and literature including Phoenician maps, Warsaw capital, Bible prophet, nosegay meaning, archaic phrases, Call of the Wild author, prime ministers, Voice of America, t pronunciation, and Goethe’s Mehr Licht meaning.
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Canary Islands
Azores
Christ
Warsaw
Bethel
Voice of America
Department of the U
Letter from Ohio reader praises segregation stance
A visiting Ohio resident writes to The Star commending the editorial Invasion from Washington and endorsing segregation as best for both races. He says he supports the South against integration pressures and avoids fanaticism, calling himself an average man from the North.
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the Star
Fair City
Washington
Ohio
North
Apron String Test Urges Newlyweds to Cut Weekends Homeward
Dr. George W. Crane counsels newlyweds and college students to stop visiting mothers every weekend. He warns extended family attachments hinder social and religious life, urging couples to establish own home and church routines to foster maturity and stability.
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Dr. Crane
Nancy
Mother
Mamma
Livestock prices mixed as cattle and hog markets drift
USDA and Chicago reports show slaughter steers and cows easing while calves and heifers hold steady or rise. Hogs mostly steady to higher under 230 pounds, with larger weights softer. lambs steady with prime and good grades prevailing. Domestic buyers eye varied prices across weights and classes.
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Baltimore
Iusda
U.S
Chicago
USDA
Legion to Hear Top Figures at Annual Convention
Danville reports that J Edgar Hoover head of the FBI the Most Rev Fulton J Sheen Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop of New York and Gen Mark W Clarke president of The Citadel have accepted invitations to address the American Legion national convention in Atlantic City New Jersey September 16 19 A Legion spokesman announced the event during a meeting honoring National Commander Dan Daniel Col Paul H Griffith past national commander attended.
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Danville
National Convention of the American Legion
Atlantic City
N. J
Legion
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fulton J. Sheen
New York
Mark W. Clarke
The
Citadel
Dan Daniel
Col
Paul H. Griffith
Defense
Military Campaign Flat Land and Campania Link
In Rome the flat land southeast of the Tiber, named campania for its flatness, later became a training site for Italian armies. The term campaign appears connected to military affairs through this geographic origin.
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Tiber River
Campania
Tary Attairs
Mili
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