Winchester Daily News Ad and Bible Verse Medley
A 1960 Winchester edition shows classified ads and a Bible verse. The page includes advertising references, postal rates, and a Matthew 8:7 quotation. The text mix includes phone numbers and a note about Associated Press reuse.
Rockefeller Nixon Clash Highlights 1952 GOP Rift
Governor Rockefeller attacked Vice President Nixon over the Eisenhower record, urging party delegates to consider his views. Nixon defended the administration, rejected compulsory arbitration and socialized health care, invited Rockefeller to supply his stance to the Platform Committee, and justified Nixon's leadership ahead of the Republican National Convention.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Eisenhower
New York
Republican Platform Committee
Harold Stassen
Mr. Nixon
San Francisco
Economic Ties Between Colleges
Colleges and universities are forming statewide cooperative groups to cut costs through joint fundraising purchasing and shared administrative and academic efforts. The Associated Colleges of Illinois led by example with 24 members saving on insurance and processing student loans while exploring staff exchanges and expert deployments across campuses to boost efficiency and quality, though standardization risks stifling academic competition.
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Associated Colleges of Illinois
Daily Meditation on Marriage and Problem Solving
A meditation on marriage notes that effort cannot solve all issues as some expect. It argues that marriage creates problems too and that aging should prompt greater willingness to solve them and accept responsibility as part of growing older.
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Abe
Marriage Demands Sacrifice and Mutual Accommodation
Earl L. Douglas argues that marriage, while rewarding, does not remove life’s challenges. He notes many fail because partners overlook the need for sacrifice, self effacement, and unselfishness to make marriage a vital factor in shared life.
Quote of the Week Nixon replies to Rockefeller on VP bid
Vice President Nixon states that Rockefeller's request not to be drafted as a candidate for vice president will be respected by him. He adds that the courtesy will be extended certainly by him.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Gunmen Rob Chicago Store Steal 12000 Then Flee Gas
Five years ago in 1955 three gunmen robbed a Chicago department store of twelve thousand dollars and escaped amid a flood of tear gas. Mr and Mrs C Evans Kline were several days on business in New York City.
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Chicago
C. Evans Kline
New York City
President Roosevelt honors 276 West Point graduates
25 years ago in 1935 President Roosevelt presented diplomas to 276 West Point Academy graduates. In Elkton Maryland a fireworks plant explosion killed one person and injured six.
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Roosevelt
West Point Academy
Elkton
Residence Sale Reported at Riverton Heights
Fifty years ago 1910 S F Rhodes sold his residence at Riverton Heights to George Carter of Frederick county for 7000 dollars. Emma Sonner visiting from Strasburg was stricken with paralysis at Mrs C E Neville’s home. Mr and Mrs A Garrett Carter left for Bushy Montana to establish their future home where Mr Carter would carry the mail.
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S. F. Rhodes
Riverton Heights
George Carter
Frederick County
Emma Sonner
Strasburg
C. E. Neville
A. Garrett Carter
Bushy
Montana
The Legacy of Uncle Tom’s Cabin in American Theatre
A survey of the mid 19th century stage phenomenon tracing its rise from Troy 1852 through nationwide tours and adaptations. It covers key figures like G. C. Howard and George L. Aiken, Mrs. Stowe’s stance, and the play’s spectacular, evolving staging across America and London.
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Asa Hutchinson
Troy Museum
Troy
N. Y
G. C. Howard
Troy Company
George L. Aiken
Howard
Cordelia
Uncle Tom
Aiken
Eva
New York
Howards
Eliza
Legree
National Theater
Purdy
Bowery Theater
Barnum
American Museum
Franklin Museum
Christy
London
Berlin
Canada
Ohio
Niagara
America
Cleveland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
Tommer
And It Was All Paid For And It Was All Paid For
In Columbus Ohio Elmer Boggs bought a television and a high fidelity radio set and after an apparent hoax call he found both items stolen from his home Neighbors saw three men load the goods into a car The second item notes a USDA estimate that Americans will consume 1615 pounds of meat per person this year
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Columbus
Ohio
Elmer Boggs
Boggs
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Page 2 Answers
Daily IQ quiz results scale ranges from 9 to 10 correct for Memory Genius to 4 or 0 for low score. Questions cover watts to a kilowatt Mississippi tributary kitten birth Webster lineage Washington DC street address naval slang for carrier and language about moron idol or imbecile and Nod referenced as Land of Nod.
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Ethan Allan
Washington, D.C
Navy
Land of Nod
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