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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1961
Page
4
The June 17 1961 issue features a Bible quote from Romans 5 3 4 about suffering producing endurance and character with a note that God permits suffering to shape people. No additional news content is provided in the readable text.
The piece contrasts former candidate Willkie’s critique of Kennedy with Kennedy's realacts, noting shifts in foreign policy aims and staff size. It also surveys athletic decline amid rising global competition and a rail merger surge signaling possible government rail intervention.
James R. DuShane, 58, a city resident for 35 years, died at his niece’s Chevy Chase home. Mr. and Mrs. James Mann welcomed a daughter, and Rouss Park began its season with morning and afternoon hours for the pool and grounds.
The Confederal States of Amer ica faces a pivotal moment as Robert E. Lee succeeds Johnston and directs the Army of Northern Virginia in the opening phase of the Seven Days Battles. McClellan, cautious but capable, retreats toward Harrison's Landing after heavy fighting and heavy losses near Richmond.
The text reflects on Jeremiah as a courageous prophetic figure and warns that the world faces grave, ongoing problems. It urges submission of selfish wills to God to avert ruin, noting today’s prophets warn of dangers greater than in history and stressing urgency in present concerns.
Earl L. Douglas asserts the era faces a peril from rapid scientific progress and military power. He urges listening to prophets, seeking God's will, and concentrating to fulfill divine purposes for the safety of the race. He emphasizes generation's heavy responsibilities and potential dangers.
25 years ago Congressman Clifton A. Woodrum delivered the keynote at the State Democratic convention in Norfolk. Mrs. Persell Plank and Mr. Plank on North Kent Street welcomed a daughter. The Ford Motor Company marked 33 years as a corporation since its 1903 incorporation.
Fifty years ago in 1911 Mrs Holmes Conrad Sr hosted a reception for her daughter in law Mrs Bryan Conrad visiting during Capt Conrad’s Army duty. Also present were Miss Carter Conrad and invitations were issued for the wedding of Victoria Viola Noel of Washington to Daniel Walker Lupton, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh S Lupton of Clearbrook. Mrs John Randolph Tucker of Lexington visited Dr and Mrs William P McGuire on Amherst Street.
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