Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed for Winchester Edition
The notice lists subscription options with prices for one year six months and one month, including by mail and by carrier or motor route. It notes second class postage details and identifies staff titles such as general manager and editors. Additionally it includes national representation and address lines for Gallagher-Delisser in New York City.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
When Crowds Go Berserk Riot Lessons From Peru Tragedy
An analysis of the Peru soccer riot and its deadly aftermath. The piece argues large crowds increasingly polarize and lose sportsmanship, noting the global reach of soccer and the thin veneer of civilization when crowds panic.
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Peru
Latin America
Europe
Soviet Union
Africa
Asia
Middle East
London
Wembley Stadium
Glasgow
Hampden Park
United States
Canada
Japan
Khrushchev’s flamboyance sparks Cold War chatter
The article highlights Nikita Khrushchev’s theatrical politics from shoe banging at the UN to bold warnings about capitalism. It notes Danish doubts over Soviet farm reforms and Khrushchev blaming poor luck for farm problems while promising change if farming and weather cooperate.
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Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Denmark
Soviet Union
Winchester marble champion wins ten of fifteen
Frankie Snapp, 1939 marble shooting champion from Winchester, won ten of fifteen games at the National Marble Tournament with 44 youngsters competing for the U.S. title. Count Igor Cassini, a Washington columnist, reports he was tarred and feathered near Warrenton by youths. Warrants issued for three Warrenton men. Mrs Ralph Snapp and son Ralph Jr. return to Winchester after a week at the New York World's Fair.
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Frankie Snapp
Winchester Evening Star
U.S
Igor Cassini
Washington, D.C
Warrenton
Ralph Snapp
Ralph, Jr
Winchester
Winchester hits 101 as 1914 heat grips county
The day in Winchester saw temperatures reach 101 degrees in the shade. Dr Archibald Cary Randolph of Charlottesville with his mother and Miss Mamie Byrd of Millwood visited friends in Clarke County. Miss Reatha Alma Shull wed Henry Russell Shaver at the Strother Shull home.
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Winchester
Archibald Cary Randolph
Charlottesville
Mamie Byrd
Millwood
Clarke County
Reatha Alma Shull
Henry Russell Shaver
Mrs. Strother Shull
Daily Meditation on What It Means to Be Educated
Earl L. Douglas argues education rests on core facts and their living application. True education prepares individuals for practical living and social responsibility beyond diplomas.
One Person One Vote Rule Could Swell Senate to 624
The Supreme Court ruling on equal protection could, if applied to Congress, prompt a constitutional rewrite of Article I to base Senate size on population. A plan adding one senator per 100000 population would yield 624 senators, with control concentrated among ten states.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate of the United States
Supreme Court
National Congress
Thaline
High Court
Alaska
Vermont
Wyoming
Nevada
Senate
Congress
Union
Dirksen
By HAL BOYLE Looking Back The Good Old Days
HAL BOYLE reflects on myths of prewar life in America noting hardship and pioneer spirit. He describes daily toil long work weeks, manual chores, limited comforts like no indoor plumbing or electric appliances, hard travel, and strict gender norms shaping the era.
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New York
Niagara Falls
The
Canyon
State Fruit Pickers Editorial Sparks WV Labor Debate
The Martinsburg Journal re prints a Charleston Daily Mail editorial criticizing West Virginia for importing Florida migrant labor to pick fruit. It recalls past recruitment efforts from southern WV coal regions, noting few workers stayed despite offers of 15 to 20 dollars a day and free transport, with harvest timing affecting yields.
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Charleston Daily Mail
Panhandle
Florida
Daily Mail
West Virginia
West
McDowell
Logan
Hazards of Cooking and Health Q&A
Practical tips for safe backyard cookouts warn against kerosene starters and advise heat resistant utensils and insulated mitts. The Q and A discuss Equanil side effects and withdrawal, Dramamine for motion sickness, and a fibroid tumor as a benign condition requiring follow up.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
Quiz with daily tasks claims IQ ranges from Memory Genius to Good based on 9 10 correct daily. Includes 10 trivia questions covering U S cities states and geography with a page two answer key.
Letter to the Editor on judges and state rights
Emily D. Hall of Gore Virginia questions reader recognition of terms like "qts" and criticizes impartiality between federal and state powers. She argues the forefathers anticipated strong judiciary and warns against undermining independent rights, urging withdrawal from benches to save the Republic.
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the Star
Qts
Washington
Republic
Emily D. Hall
Gore
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Hal Boyle
America
State
Martinsburg Journal
BY Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
I.Q
Loop
Maine
San Francisco
Bedloe’s Island
By Quincy
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