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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1957
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star issue outlines subscription prices for mail and motor route delivery with annual and monthly totals. It lists office contacts, wartime layout, and notes Associated Press content rights. The page includes editor and staff references and the date Wednesday June 12, 1957.
The Wall Street Journal associate editor reports from Lawton Oklahoma that public interest questions Ike's budget shift. The Journal cites a perceived reversal from his early term when expenditures were cut from 76 to 65 billion and a 7 billion tax cut. Public faith in continued tax relief now hinges on spending brakes.
The court's four to two decision concerns DuPont and alleged titrant law violations. A 114 23 percent ownership dispute ties into a 40 year stock bin. The piece notes dissenters and four justices in a lengthy, unsettled financial case with multiple recusals and a retiring member.
The piece argues that the United States shows escalating federal size and growing corporate power through procurement, undermining small farmers and businesses. It warns labor already shows monopoly traits and could become the nation’s largest monopoly if trends persist, noting uncertainty in the DuPont ruling and legal interpretations.
A digest roundup presents the most engaging editorials culled from about 40 daily papers. It captures sharp arguments, policy debates, and public sentiment across regions, aiming to inform readers about prevailing opinions and key issues.
The House Committee pursues John Cogley for his book notes and sources on blacklisting. The piece argues a confidential journalist-source relationship safeguards freedom of the press and compares it to attorney client and doctor patient privilege, noting prior Supreme Court limits on forcing disclosure.
The text mocks University of Pittsburgh professor Dr. Robert J. Agnew and his advice on marriage. It parodies his remarks about cocktails, blondes, money, and communication, suggesting the underlying flaw is that the man does not understand women.
A retrospect lists events from 1952 noting Germany and Berlin tensions, border disputes with Brazil and Peru, and a presidential election in Yugoslavia. It references medical board appointments and local school seniors at a Stark County high school, with further mentions of World War II era family visits and West Point cadet activities.
56 years ago T H Jones was elected Sachem at the Improved Order of Red Men Winchester meeting. Officers named include Sea r Garni C DD Baker junior saga Wy Mareh prophet Harry C A Ptr keeper of records Charles Smithey keeper of mpum WL Whisson collector Watipum Marion ST Anderson keeper of wan, James Amice Mis, W MecP Fuller of the city and daughter Mrs B T Harris who returned to Winchester after time in Baltimore.
Hal Boyle surveys odd trivia about human pores fingerprints stomachs and air we breathe. He notes Budd hists number sixty thousand in the U S and that by age seventy a person may have slept twenty years.
Daily vacation Bible school will be held at Burnt Factory Methodist Church June 17 to 21 from 7 to 9 PM. Teachers listed by department include Isabelle McDonald, Douglas Swimley, Katherine Strickler, Virginia Carlisle, Margaret Duvall, Joan Strickler, Jean Duvall, Cornelia Duvall. William Carlisle and Bonnie Low Carlisle will provide music. All children invited.
A Virginia advisory committee on water resources ends its final public session in Richmond after hearings in Suffolk and South Boston. Witnesses urged capping artesian wells to protect underground supplies and building artificial ponds to conserve water, with earlier talks on developing small watersheds and dams.
Dr Bundesen outlines a permissive low sodium food list covering cereals eggs meats fish vegetables fruits breads fats and desserts with tips on milk allowance and a brief medical Q A about preventing large keloid scars through early X ray treatment after injury.
The tale of a medieval blacksmith shows how self forged chains bind us. The message urges action to break personal bonds like temper, laziness, bad habits, and alcohol dependence while there is time.
A reader’s guide to a 190 question IQ style quiz over 10 days with daily scoring. Questions cover general knowledge from war forerunners to trivia about pancakes and limericks. Answers are provided on page 2 with brief confidence categories.
The term starboard comes from Old English steer board with the steering oar placed on the right side of early ships.
Dr. Crane argues oldest and only sons share traits using Moses and Aaron as examples. Aaron the talker and Moses the introvert exhibit extrovert and introvert dynamics. The piece cites Miriam’s revolt, Moses’s meekness, and Aaron’s politics, urging readers to consult the Bible for personality case studies.
The Eisenhower era nearly acknowledged handing GI William Girard to Japan to pacify relations after he killed a Japanese woman while guarding a range. Jurisdiction dispute with Japan centered on whether the act was in performance of duty and if the United States would yield American court-martial rights to Tokyo.
The State Highway Commission asks Richmond court to dismiss Roy G. Allman’s $200,000 suit claiming sale of 12 900 square feet of a 4 5 acre tract near US 3 in 1954 and loss of use for two years. The commission says no promise of an exit road and notes a service road provides egress. US 59 is a limited access highway. Sidney Day Jr. added as codefendant.
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