Vine Hagter Evening Star 1959 Sunday edition
The early 1959 issue lists staff names H F Byrd Jr editor Rufus Josey associate editor offices Mohawk and Phones numbers and national representation Gallagher DeLiser Inc New York address subscription rates by carrier motor route and mail with prices for 12 months and single issues. A religious verse from Job 2:8 is included followed by a note praising faith over atheism.
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Vinehagter Evening Star
H. F. Byrd, JR
NTZ
Rufus Josey
Mohawk
Gallagher-DeLiser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York
Win
W. Va
Master Plan for Winchester A public growth guide explained
The Star begins a series on the proposed Winchester master plan to guide growth affecting all residents. The public and City Council should study the plan to decide if a development plan is needed and whether this plan or a variation solves the city's growth concerns.
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Winchester
The
Star Today
Chicago’s Mt Olympus recedes as core study ends
The University of Chicago abandons Dr. Hutchins two year general basic education core and shifts to recruiting well rounded bright high school graduates. Critics warn the move risks turning Chicago into a typical college and diluting intellectual rigor while acknowledging some value in mixing beauty and brawn with brains.
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University of Chicago
Mt. Olympus of
Robert M. Hutchins
Chicago
Mountain Citadel
Dr. Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Editorial Digest From Dailies Highlights Across Papers
The digest curates the most engaging editorial pieces from forty newspapers received daily. It surveys opinion trends, governance issues, and public policy debates, offering readers a compact snapshot of prevailing voices and notable stances.
Byrd's Seven Count Indictment of Warren Court
Sen. Byrd labels a seven count indictment of the Warren Court for six years of decisions that limit Congress, open FBI files, evict subversives, impede police, threaten rights, erode state sovereignty, and pre empt state powers. He warns of federal tax preemption overruling state authority and questions if such a decision is possible.
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United States Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Earl F. Warren
Warren Court
Senator Byrd
Hugh James Hall Jr. Named to United States Military Academy
Hugh James Hall Jr. of Shirley street has received appointment to the United States Military Academy and is to report July 1 at West Point.
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Hugh James Hall, Jr
Shirley Street
United States Military Academy
West Point
Cox
Georgia
Crack pots may turn out to be great minds
The passage argues that many famed innovators were once labeled crack pots by their era. It cites Socrates, Columbus, Galileo, Pasteur and others, noting persecution or danger they faced for challenging conventional thought and the ends of horizons. It ends with a warning to beware quick judgments.
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Socrates
Athens
Columbus
Galileo
Earth
Pasteur
Local Guard rifle team wins national indoor title in 1934
Twenty five years ago the local National Guard rifle team captured the national indoor championship. Team members included W. E. Blount I. R. Golightly J. P. Blount Glenn Seabright and Edwin H. Smith. Also reported is the engagement of Eleanor Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs S E Robertson to George W. Cone son of Mrs Sadie A Cone of Riverton. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Robert Snapp Miss Gertrude Trenary and Lewis Renner returning from a visit with Mr and Mrs Ray Riser in Brunswick Maryland.
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National Guard
W. E. Blount
I. R. Golightly
J. P. Blount
Glenn Seabright
Edwin H. Smith
Eleanor Robertson
S. E. Robertson
City
George W. Cone
Sadie A. Cone
Riverton
Robert Snapp
Gertrude Trenary
Lewis Renner
Ray Riser
Brunswick, Md
Reunion of the 43rd Battalion Virginia Cavalry set for Front Royal
An announcement notes the 43rd Battalion Virginia Cavalry Mosby's Men reunion will be held at Front Royal in August. Mrs. Fred Johnson and Miss Beatrice Grimm hosted a social for Miss Ida Garver. Post Office clerks Harry C. Stuffer and H. H. Willis received raises from 900 to 1000 dollars annually.
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43Rd Battalion, Virginia Cavalry
Mosby
Front Ryoal
Fred Johnson
Beatrice Grimm
Ida Garver
Harry C. Stuffer
H. H. Willis
Steel contract talks stumble toward June deadline
James Marlow reports that the United Steelworkers Union and 12 steel companies have stalled in wage and pension talks since May. With the June 30 contract end, observers warn of a possible national shutdown if no agreement is reached. The debate includes wage freezes, price concerns, and government options under Taft Hartley. Both sides accuse the other of stalling as pressure mounts from retailers, manufacturers, and unions.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
United Steelworkers Union
Steelworkers Union
Sition
David J. McDonald
Eisenhower
National Assn. of
Afl-Cio
The Doctor Speaks On Hearing Loss From Noisy Jobs
Dr. Herman N Bundesen explains occupational noise as a key factor in hearing impairment among taxi drivers riveters and boilermakers. He notes that left ear damage is common from traffic noise and lists causes from impacted wax to infections and age with advice on prevention and care.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
A. P
Worry Clinic urges simple ballots and consumer surveys
Dr. Olson argues for plain language on ballots and uses a consumer survey to improve election communication. The column suggests clerics and professors gather anonymous feedback, praising a "Rating Scale" to rate teachers and public speakers for clearer language and better public understanding.
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GOP
Dr. Gallup
Northwestern University
Anti Rail Merger Ad Denounced By Rail Presidents
The Bluefield West Virginia Daily Telegraph published an advertisement claiming a merger would concentrate power in Pennsylvania interests and threaten southern West Virginia. Stuart T. Saunders of the Virginian Railway and Kyle McCormick call the ad false and distorted. ICC hearings on the merger proceed with three sessions in Washington Princeton and elsewhere.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Daily Telegraph
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Vy
Stuart T. Saunders
Roanoke
Virginian Railway
Saunders
N&w
Virginian
Kyle McCormick
Princeton
Pennsylvania Railway
Norfolk and Western
McCormick
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates of
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Foundation Distributes 1.7 Million to Virginia Colleges
The Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges reports a total of 1 741 000 distributed over six years to 12 member colleges. In the last year 477 545 was given, funded by 386 Virginia firms to boost faculty salaries and operating costs. Norfolk and Western Railway president was re elected foundation chair at Hot Springs meeting. Dr William Quillian Jr of Randolph Macon Woman's College was re elected president. Five new trustees were named: William E Blewett Jr Frank A Ernst Edwin Hyde Fred Carrington Cole and R Douglas Nininger
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Richmond
Virginia Foundation For Independent Colleges
Virginia
Stuart T. Saunders
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Hot Springs
William Quillian Jr
Lynchburg
Randolph - Macon Woman’s College
William E. Blewett Jr
Newport News
Frank A. Ernst
Petersburg
Edwin Hyde
Fred Carrington Cole
Washington and Lees University
R. Douglas Nininger
Salem
Bridgewater College
How to Score Based on 100 Questions
A Q and A style test scoring guide runs ten days with daily scores. Categories include Memory Genius for 9 or 10 correct, Sensor for 7 or 8, Excellent for 5 or 6, Good for 4. Page 2 provides the correct answers to the ten items listed.
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Stuart Symington
U. S. Senate
Zurich
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
United States
Seattle
Washington
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Sherwood Forest
Brazil
Messiah
Former Japanese PM Hitoshi Ashida Dies at 71
Hitoshi Ashida, 71, former prime minister and once president of the Japan Times, died Saturday after a battle with cancer. The veteran politician led Japan through a pivotal era and held a prominent role in media leadership.
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Tokyo
Hitoshi Ashida
Japan Times
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