Winchester Evening Star June 1 1957 harvest warning
The paper notes a single paragraph urging crops to grow together until harvest time. It appears within a 1957 issue with standard masthead and price lines. The text emphasizes collective farming progress as the season starts in June.
Eisenhower Football Analogy Misunderstands Government
The President likens Congress to a football team but the executive and legislative branches are separate. The piece argues the analogy misstates constitutional power, noting Congress is elected by the people and independently responsible for laws and funds.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Newspaper Opinion Cites Duty to Voters Over Party
The editorial urges legislators to consider all recommended laws and vote for the general public good rather than party interests. It criticizes President Eisenhower for implying party loyalty over legislative responsibility. It expresses high regard for Eisenhower as a general while doubting his governmental philosophy.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Editorial Digest Highlights Hidden Intersections
A compact digest selects notable crossovers in culture and society from daily editorials. It highlights themes of press independence and public discourse with concise observations and selective quotes.
Tap To Tattoo The Origins Of A Military Tattoo
Authorities trace the term tattoo to Dutch taptoe and English usage dating to the 17th century. The practice marked lights out for soldiers after taps, evolving into a dramatic military entertainment with drum and fife performances at night. Groves Dictionary notes fife restorations in 1745 helped formalize tattoo as a parade spectacle.
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England
Groves Dictionary of Music
Toreh
The Sergeant Rolled His Own With Pravda
In 1942 a Soviet sergeant named Pravda as the best newspaper praising Izvestia Red Star and others while dismissing German papers as inferior. He quips he smokes German papers wrapped around tobacco and admires Pravda’s fine thin paper.
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Red Star
Shoes on rear-view mirror avert old lady’s scolding
In New Orleans a car skidded to a stop at an intersection and narrowly missed an elderly woman. Instead of anger, she smiled and pointed to a pair of baby shoes hanging from the rear-view mirror, urging the driver to put his shoes back on.
Dean of Women Gives Advice to Men Students in Coed College
A tall young man visited the dean of women claiming men needed guidance. He joked that 90 percent of their trouble is caused by women, prompting the dean to respond that she assists women and counsels all students.
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Ofice
scattered 1952 to 1962 notes on politics travel and births
Items note Govets and Dovorlss MacArthur as 1962 Republican keynoter in Chicago. A faculty trip from Handley High end to Mexico City ends in a boat jam at a Hudson River pier. Wheat protection tops 1952 Agriculture Department report at 1 800 000 bushels. Births and visits by Mrs Dorsey Net tie Prnithi to New York City business trips and Alma Kilmerett. Knight and Beall Knight return to Winchester after graduation from Episcopal Hitch School Alexandria.
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Chicago
Wilsur E. Deimston
Roeland E. Cazer
Perl Mneethbert
Handley High End
Mexico City
Poe-Schon
Hudson River
Barntley seniors graduate in largest class to date
Ninety nine seniors completed graduation at Barntley Senior School in the largest class the institution has seen. Mr and Mrs Paul saylord of 220 Wolferd hosted Miss Leslie as a house guest during the event.
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Barntley Isn School
Paul Saylord
Wolf
Marriage and university notes from county alumni
Mr Tharies Rhodes and Miss Emma Hen sot married at the presby church by Rev FE Northern. Among Virginia University law degree recipients is Fran Rabbuts Kern from this city. Mrs Bentley notes vegetarians would welcome a new potato, Solanum commer vi, from Reading, Egeland with a blue skin and yellow interior, tasting like a mix of peaches and asparagus.
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Emma Hensot
Piret
Reading
Egeland
Marilyn Monroe speaks on blondes and her Showgirl role
New York interview with Marilyn Monroe covers perceptions of blondes, her dual role as producer and star, and her work on The Prince and the Showgirl. She notes critics misread her ambitions, recalls Grushenka and Brando, and reflects on hardship and comfort in life. Victoria notes tongue slips in a BC legislature session.
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Hollywood
Sam Goldwyn
Marilyn
Laurence Olivier
New York Stock Exchange
Abraham Lincoln
Edgar Allen Poe
Frank Lloyd Wright
Grushenka
Karamasov
Grus Henka
Marlon Brando
Dmitri
Victoria
B. C
Mines
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Thomas Irwin
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How's Your IQ Memory Gene ius and Trivia Quiz
A reader questions a quiz scoring system with daily 10 question sets and result bands from Memory Genius to Excellent. It includes queries on geography history Bible broadcasting, Army WAC, Izvestia offices, Pearl Harbor year, Carrie Nation, linguistic terms, a nursery rhyme pun, drought definition, and a U.S. drought record noting Baghdad California’s 767 day dry spell from 1912 to 1914.
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WAC
Izvestia
Pearl Harbor
Carrie Nation
M.T. A
U. S. Weather Bureau
U .S
Bagdad
Calif
The Doctor Speaks on Tranquilizing Drugs Uses
Doctors find meprobamate or Miltown has many applications beyond anxiety relief. It calms nervous tension and assists sleep, relieves tension headaches, aids premenstrual symptoms, and helps muscle spasm. It may aid electroshock therapy and alcoholism treatment, but should be taken only with medical advice.
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Herman N. Bundesen
Strength For The Day on Economic Morality
The piece argues depressions and recessions are not just financial but moral and spiritual in nature. It warns that unbalanced behavior, consumer excess, and wage and profit tensions can trigger large scale harm. It emphasizes self defense and materialism as roots of societal decline.
The Worry Clinic: Birth Order Shapes Boys Traits
A psychologist notes Jimmy and Bobby, their 6 and 4 years, show how birth order affects personality. The eldest tends to be reserved, persistent, frugal, duty bound, and cautious, while the younger is affectionate, gregarious, free with praise, and more social.
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Jimmy
Bobby
Japanese try American GI Girard sparks legal clash
James Marlow reports the United States and Japan clash over jurisdiction in the Girard case. The 21 year old on duty when a Japanese woman was killed faced Japanese trial despite US claims of official duty. The incident prompts a Supreme Court race to decide the 1953 agreement.
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Washington
William 8. Girard
Japan
Congress
United States
Girard
American Far East Command
Wilson
Formosa
Asia
State
Defense Departments
Supreme Court
Practically At Winchester Stores Open Saturdays Till 8 P M
Winchester stores announce Saturday hours extending to 8 PM. Shopping updates highlight practical access for customers with late openings.
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Winchester
Christmas card origins traced to 1843 invention
The practice began in 1843 when J C Horsley created the list card and mailed it to a neighbor. Within five years cards appeared in stores, but the original inventor did not profit from the commercial boom.
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J C. Horsley
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