Winchester Evening Star masthead and contact details
The fragment shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with editors and staff, listing H. F. Byrd Jr as editor and other personnel, along with address and Associated Press affiliation. It includes standard masthead boilerplate and subscription info for Virginia readers.
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Winchester Evening Star
Leena Aeer
Ameear-Amenar
Associated Pre
Associated Press
Winchester
Nature on Rampage in Chile and Global Aftermath
A dramatic report describes Chile struck by quakes triggering tsunamis and aftershocks that reach Japan Hawaii and the Pacific. millions homeless thousands dead and a vast relief effort led by the United States with Red Cross aid and Reconstruction ahead. The piece also offers a satirical aside on British summer fashion and contrasts with American air conditioning.
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Chile
Japan
Okinawa
Hawaii
Pacific Islands
United States
Staunton Harold Chapel Dedication Amid Civil War Britain
In Leicestershire the chapel at Staunton Harold was founded in 1653 by Sir Robert Shirley during divided times. The dedication extols doing good in the worst times and sustaining hope through tribulation as Apostle Paul’s Romans message is cited.
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Britain
Staunton Harold
Leicestershire
Robert Shirley
Paul
Sir Robert Shirley Builds Chapel In Desolate Times
Earl L Douglass recalls Sir Robert Shirley amid England's ruin of the era. He writes that Shirley, like the Apostle Paul, faced hostility yet built a chapel that endures as a temple to God and a testament to hope during calamitous days.
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Sir Robert Shirley
Paul
England
Cali
Mother s Cooking and Mothers of the Nation
Commentary on mothers cooking from a bygone era contrasts primitive kitchens with modern automatic devices. The piece notes how mothers fed families, coped with emergencies, and reflects on generational shifts in domestic life. It ends with a Civil War anecdote about Major Quinn sparing Newtown from burning.
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Mother
Harry Gilmor
CSA
David Hunter
Newtown
Stephensburg
Stephens City
Hunter
T. Quinn
First New York Cavalry
City Council Sets Budget And Appointments
The City Council approved a budget of 1 541 585 dollars. Frank M. Galloway was elected to fill the Berryville Town Council vacancy caused by the death of Councilman Ernest Locke. Miss Anne Marie Adams arrived from Hollins College after earning a B A degree.
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Frank M. Galloway
Berryville
Ernest Locke
Anne Marie Adams
Mervel W. Adams
Hollins College
Virginia to receive 7 million for secondary roads 1935
Richmond dispatch reports Virginia’s 1935 fiscal year allocation for the secondary road system at seven million dollars. Also noting war news the Japanese army moves toward China and Prince Sumi treated after a dog bite at an army hospital.
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Richmond
Virginia
Manchuuko
China
Prince Sumi
Japan
50 Years Ago 1910 Brethren meeting draws 42000 at Winona Lake
L R Dettra reports from the Church of the Brethren annual meeting at Winona Lake Indiana that 42000 persons attended Sunday services. Mr and Mrs P M Funkhouser attended from the city. Katharine Estella Hamilton of Berryville married W Lee Fisher of Winchester. Henry Seal of the city became traveling representative for Steiff Piano Company of Hagerstown Maryland.
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L. R. Dettra
Church of the Brethren
Winana Lake
Indiana
Star
P. M. Funkhouser
Katharine Estella Hamilton
Berryville
W. Lee Fisher
Winchester
Henry Seal
Steiff Piano Company
Hagerstown
Must Resume U-2 Flights Or Give Up Big Victory
Washington argues that U-2 reconnaissance keeps Americans safe from surprise attack. Khrushchev seeks a permanent ban extending beyond the next presidency, risking a military disadvantage for the United States. The piece analyzes air space sovereignty, the line between observation and spying, and the need for an international accord on flights or inspections, citing Sen. Stennis and a Soviet article.
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Washington
Reikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Jane
Russia
John Stennis
Mississippi
Senate Committee On Aeronautical and Space Sciences
G. Zadorozhnyi
America
Roots of Threatened Demonstration Against Ike's Japan Visit
Thousands of Japanese threaten to protest Eisenhower if he visits Japan on June 19 while Congress debates the trip. The piece traces the long history of the U S Japan defense relationship from postwar occupation to the 1960 defense treaty and its unresolved issues.
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Ike
Japan
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
New Americanease Trea
Ie Pine
United States
Far East
Asia
America
Kishi
Doctor Advises Against Heavy Suntan Lotions
A health column warns that while suntan lotions protect from sunburn they may block vitamin D synthesis. Start with short sun exposures, then apply minimal protection every two hours, using yellow petroleum jelly or common lotions as effective screens.
Hall of Fame Kredit Mischief: A Witty List of Installment Confessions
A New York AP piece gathers humorous quotes from debt collection calls and excuses. It catalogs responses from debtors on delayed payments including vacations, sofa takebacks, family blame, and broken promises. The items read like a cartoonish snapshot of postwar American consumer strain and the social world around debt.
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New York
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