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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
4
Public notices and subscriber pricing details appear in this 1930s Winchester Evening Star fragment. It lists editor F Byrd Jr and rates for Mail or Motor Route service, with regional variation for Virginia and West Virginia.
Howard Gilmer Jr of Pulaski withdraws as the Democratic nominee for Attorney General amid controversy over endorsing a specific insurance policy. He says issues in the November campaign matter more than personal attacks and underscores Virginia's segregation stance and commitment to honest, efficient government. Chet Lamson of Ohio protests IRS notices and tax collector tactics, spurring editorials on federal overreach and calls for simpler justice and potential tax reform.
Virginia has 15 cotton counties with South Mion leading, followed by Greensville, Brunswick, and Mecklenburg. Southampton and Greensville exceed 4,000 acres in cotton. other two counties range over 2,000 acres. All four lie in the Fourth Con.
The Civil Aeronautics Board approves a plan to penalize no shows by deducting $3 from the fare refund. The article notes many flights depart with empty seats and some reserved travelers fail to cancel, suggesting both airlines and travelers could benefit from the policy.
A digest of editorial opinions culled from forty newspapers arriving at the office. Highlights reflect diverse editorials on current events, policy, and public affairs.
The piece argues Americans swing between extreme views of Russia and Communists. It contrasts wartime praise of allies with postwar distrust and notes officials ignored Russia’s goals and Nazi ties. It suggests a misreading of the global balance and urges recalibrating beliefs.
Five years ago Howard J. Cahill was named Lion of the Year. Cpl Molgins H Lamp, 22, was killed in Korea on June 16, prompting local condolences from Mr and Mrs Lamp. Other notes include James W March reelected president of the local Exchange club and Prince Hamid Reza Pahlavi’s Paris arrival after fleeing a hotel room.
Francesca Lebow notes American men are well built but fear fashion terms like style. She says women largely pick menswear with about 70 percent of purchases by women and offers tips on colors fabrics and fits for different body types.
Army Engineer hearings will review water development problems in four Maryland and four Virginia counties in the Potomac River Basin. Col. George B. Sumner said reports cover a comprehensive plan for flood control and water conservation. Hearings are today in Rockville Maryland Fairfax Virginia Wednesday and Washington Thursday.
Drs. William Smith and Thomas Khig revive a half century old method to treat anterior shoulder dislocations in office settings using two five pound weights a sandbox and a pain reliever to relax muscles. If needed gentle pendulum movements follow within minutes. Vitamin B12 question and answer note growth impact in children.
The article extols Jesus of Nazareth as the central figure in world history noting his public life spanned three years and he wrote nothing. It credits his perfect character, connection to human needs, miraculous powers, and above all divine nature as God’s only begotten Son.
Daily quiz scoring from 9 10 correct as Memory Genius down to 4 as Good. Questions cover history geography Bible science spelling and literature with page 2 answers and a 1797 caricature nickname question.
The old saying about adding insult to injury traces to Aesop. It recounts a bald man who swatted a fly on his head and, in anger, hit himself harder, causing his own hurt while the fly escaped.
Dr George W Crane reports Mitch Miller plans a Society for Musical Enjoyment by Parents and Children. Panel on modern music with Lee Liberace Andy Griffith Tommy Sands includes parent teen viewpoints. Join free by writing Mitch Miller CBS Radio 485 Madison Avenue New York.
The Supreme Court limited access to FBI files and required defendants to see witness writings, complicating how evidence is gathered on suspected Communists. Congress considers returning to judge-only file access, while courts debate how much of the files a defendant may inspect.
Seoul Deputy Defense Minister Kim Jong Kap cites reports of 19 MIG type planes sighted yesterday near the Kumhwa area 90 miles northeast of Seoul. He calls the flight unusual possibly aimed at lowering troop morale. ROK units are unsure if planes crossed the zone. U S and UN command deny reports of violations.
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