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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1955
Page
4
The article argues that Argentina under Juan Peron has attacked religious freedom by raiding the Episcopal Palace and removing bishops, linked to a broader assault on freedom of speech and the press. It stresses liberty as a package deal and warns that attacking one basic freedom endangers all.
The quotation implies that a dictatorship requires complete control and consistency, rejecting any gradual or partial implementation. It emphasizes a rigid, all‑or‑nothing approach to power and governance.
Editorial digest paints a sun drenched shoreline in Carteret County with beaches, boats, tourists, and seaside antics. Bright summer imagery shows drivers, surfers, water skiers, and shoppers while cottages get finishing touches and melons line sidewalks. The piece celebrates the lively start to summer.
Krishna Menon, India's roving ambassador, seeks to ease Far Eastern tensions as intermediary between the United States and Red China. He defended his peace-promoting mission after talks with Eisenhower and Dulles, and his role in the release of four American flyers is noted. His sincerity and Nehru's good offices are emphasized.
A blunt joke recounts a South African matron known for troubled maid hires. One maid quit while the housewife expected, insisting a baby would be a boy because no girl would stay nine months.
In 1954 Rocky Marciano defeats Ezzard Charles to defend his heavyweight crown. The bout headlines a year of sports in a roundup of local events and visits, including society notices featuring Bonnie Cain hosting and George Orn aortf.
Cant and Mrs Jo Hart visited Col and Mrs Boyer Browne at their Lome residence. Seaman Ray G Keller returned to Charles Town Rhode Island after visiting his wife at their home here. Pte Tgon Pope returned to company.
Twenty five graduates received diplomas at Kerr Public School with remarks by Mr. M. M. Lynch. More than 100 pupils marched to Mt. Hebron to decorate founder graves. William Glaize of Chicago, once associated with the county, attended. Mr. H. C. Glaize and Mrs. Antie Bywaters visited Opequon.
A long exchange discusses Attorney General Brownell’s hints of an antitrust suit against General Motors Ford and Chrysler over market dominance. The piece notes he argues monopoly can stem from efficiency, while AAG Barnes pursues antitrust probes mainly into bus production, with year end results awaited. It also touches on presidential vetoes of postal pay bills and Ike’s stance on employee raises.
Christian faith is described as a miracle religion and the Christian life as a continual miracle. The author argues miracles occur when providences guide life and a transformed character shows the power of belief, citing conversion as the greatest miracle among church acts.
Wood used in interior construction, properly seasoned or kiln dried and kept away from ground contact and dampness, can last for many years. In sterile conditions it may last indefinitely, and many old houses prove timber can serve for centuries if termites are kept at bay.
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 7 am today is none. June rainfall to date is 3.51 inches. Since 1955 total is 16.40 inches. Average annual rainfall over 42 years is 36.94 inches. Monthly averages over 1912 1954 show January 2.50, February 1.94, March 2.95, April 3.11, May 3.92, June 3.89, July 3.73, August 3.82, September 2.66, October 3.24, November 2.59, December 2.51 inches.
A 10 month old learns through touching and exploring. keep prized possessions out of reach and teach what is permissible rather than punish. Use old newspapers for tearing on a low shelf to let him claim ownership of his area while parents retain control.
Capon Valley Area Poultry Auction in Wardensville West Virginia totaled 51 375 head in 22 lots with 15 buyers. Frier flock sold at 26 3 4 cents and 27 to 28 3 4 cents for others. Beltsville white turkeys 31 1 2 cents. Bronze breeder hens 25 1 2 cents. toms 22 1 2 cents. Listings for next sale by call Wardensville 2895 or Step hens City 55 J.
Daily quiz scoring offers memory level labels from 9 10 correct equals Memory Genius to 4 for Good. Includes 10 sample questions on topics from Babe Ruth League age limits to weather instruments and Jesus baptism. Page 2 promises correct answers.
The Guten berg Bible on view in the Library of Congress is opened at different places over time, with the exact opening position changing periodically.
Cameron presses toward gain while Lita schemes for silk dresses. In a secluded cabin he briefs Wayne and fuels tensions as Mallory’s pursuit looms. At the cabin, Molly Larrabee pleads with Joe to spare Tim and halt the feud as Jo e wrestles with guilt and fate.
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