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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1958

Page

4

No. 1958 Winchester News Summary Page Ad Slots

A June 9 1958 Winchester Virginia newspaper page includes postal masthead details pricing for subscriptions and delivery by mail or carrier. The page carries a Bible verse Psalm 36:5 and Associated Press notices noting exclusivity for local news. It lists contact phone numbers for the business office and news room.

Mohawk Winchester Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc East 44Th Street New York City Associated Press

Tulane Shifts Education Aid From Scholarships to Loans

Tulane University moves toward loan based aid as scholarships cost universities millions. A Wall Street Journal survey shows educators broadly favor shifting aid from gifts to loans to free funds for salaries and tuition. Tulane students surveyed preferred a loan program allowing self payment of education.

Tulane University The Wall Street Journal Tulane

Economic shifts alter birth and marriage trends after war

Analysis notes how marriage and birth rates declined in the 1930s with economic hardship. Postwar periods show changes in these demographic categories as economic forecasters adjust expectations for the future.

Population trends hint at future housing and school demand

The Population Reference Bureau notes that rising unemployment earlier followed by lower marriage rates is causing a drop in births. January saw 1,000 fewer births than a year earlier, February down 2,000, and March down 4,000. Despite high rates, the lag could persist even with recovery, tempering future housing and school needs.

Population Reference Bureau Inc U.S

Editorial Digest a A Snapshot of Press Views

A digest compiling notable editorials from forty newspapers received daily. Readers see diverse opinions, policy debates, and public issues reflected across multiple regional voices.

An 11 Billion Deficit Warns of Financial Crisis

The Byrd Joint Committee staff updates deficit forecasts to 3.9 billion for the current year and 11 billion for 1959, citing reduced tax revenue and sustained high spending. The report argues urgent action to prevent a slide toward bankruptcy amid continued fiscal strain.

Byrd Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Treasury Anderson Byrd Committee Joint Committee Redink

Tornado Toll, Graduations Highlight Regional News

The Star reports Tornadoes in Michigan and Ohio killed 199 and injured 750. Miss Virginia Black Yates earned a Bachelor of Science from Northwestern University Evanston Illinois. Walter Johnson named manager of the Cleveland Indians. Robert E Ludwig, son of the Rev and Mrs BK Ludwig, graduated from George Washington University Law School. Mrs Harold March and Miss Imogene March hosted in honor of Miss Jane Iicks locally. Md western states saw rain relief.

Michigan Ohio Virginia Black Yates James B. Yates Northterm University Evanston Harold March Imogene March Jane Ilics Walter Johnson Cleveland Indians Robert E. Ludwig RK. Ludwig George Washington University

Graduates and Truce News From 1948 Palestine and Winchester Budget

Ten years ago Anne Ridgeway Mary E Longerbeam Jean Garver Evaline Cadwallader Jennie Edmonds John Bell Eleanor McDonald and Charles Grubbs graduated from Boyce High School. Arabs and Jews announced unconditional four week truce in Palestine war. Winchester Council adopted a city budget of 577649 for the year.

Boyce High School Anne Ridgeway Mary E. Longerbeam Jean Garver Evaline Cadwallader Jennie Edmonds John Bell Eleanor McDonald Charles Grubbs Winchester Council

25 Years Ago 1933 Temperature Soared to 94

A 1933 report notes a summertime peak as temperatures reached 94 degrees. The brief item records the day’s heat in a concise fashion without additional weather details.

Local Musicians Join Seventh Virginia Regiment at Chicamauga Park

1908 report notes J Mad Spurr James Ritter Edward Spellman Samuel Miller Vernon Garton, noted local musicians, accompanying the regiment to the Chicamauga Park encampment. Miss Mary Rutherford, daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Rutherford Lenore, injured stepping on an old nail. Mr and Mrs C F Keen and daughter Elizabeth return to California after visiting Mrs J W Chamberlin.

J. Mad. Spurr James ©. Ritter Edward B. Spellman Samuel Miller Vernon B. Garton Seventh Virginia Regiment Chicamauga Park Mary Rutherford A G. Rutherford Lenore C. F. Keen Elizabeth California J. W. Chamberlin

Defense costs US about fifteen thousand per minute

HAL BOYLE notes a collection of mailbag quips on diverse topics from malaria gains to social trends. The piece jokes about defense spending, advertising preferences, housing, and odd facts, ending with Kin Hubbard quote about optimism after desire.

United States New York City Volstead America Inch Parsons Kan Hollywood Nero Cesare Borgia Genghis Khan Kin Hubbard

The Doctor Speaks on TV Lighting Problems

Dr. Herman N. Bundesen discusses how modern TV lighting affects viewing comfort and image quality. He cites a national survey showing Americans spend over five hours daily watching television and notes the need for a special lighting solution to reduce glare and eye strain in living rooms and dens.

ALOIN STEAK KNIGHTED TALE AND TV EYE CARE TIPS

Historical note about the Sir Loin nickname is mixed with a practical TV watching guide. The article explains how to watch television without harming eyes and offers six rules for proper viewing distance lighting and breaks. It also addresses whether freezing vitamins in the ice box affects potency and cautions against overheating vitamins.

Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas

The article extolls nature as a priceless constant amid high living costs and inflation. It celebrates summer beauty in sunsets lakes mountains flowers and oceans, suggesting nature stirs inner strength renews joy and brings peace through God’s creation.

How's Your IQ A 10 day quiz with score bands

A self assessment prompting readers to tally daily results from a 100 question quiz. Scores place you as Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good with simple guidance and page reference for answers. Questions cover navy service ship types U S P meaning sound speed Latin America nearby nations naval ranks and basic geography facts.

Worry Clinic Explores Jealousy After Menopause

Dr George W Crane argues jealousy in wives over 40 stems from false beliefs about sex and the uterus. He cites Nora M a 17 student and urges readers to request his booklet Sex and Problems in Marriage for 20 cents.

Nora George W. Crane Nora M Daddy Dr. Crane

De Gaulle Khrushchev Factor Looms Over Ike Macmillan Talks

President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan prepare to discuss De Gaulle and Khrushchev as tensions rise in North Africa and the Middle East. The trio seeks potential disarmament progress amid Western defense limits and Soviet trade aims.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington (Ap Eisenhower Macmillan de Gaulle Khrushchev North Africa Washington France White House Middle East Lebanon United States

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