Winchester Evening Star Classifieds and Notices Fragment
Internal OCR reads like a newspaper masthead and subscription rates page with names, roles, and ad lines. It lists staff positions: Jack F. Davis general manager and executive editor, Robert F. Rose business manager, Eugene P. Miller news editor, Douglas B. O Connell managing editor, plus a contact line and national representation details. Subscription options show rates by locale and term with Va and W Va breakdowns.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
Dialects Dying and the Midwest Influence on Speech
A discussion on regional American dialects and the pace of their decline. The article notes historic diversity across Boston and Houston, the mass movement of populations toward the Midwest, and predicts a homogenized speech pattern within three generations. It highlights literary echoes from Twain and London and warns against uniform future speech.
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Midwest
Mark Twain
Jack London
Transplant Panel Urges Caution On Heart Operations
A Geneva panel of 24 surgeons warns the world medical community about human heart transplants. It urges strict donor recipient criteria, hospital staffing, and two separate medical teams to limit publicity and moral concerns.
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Geneva
Marcel Florkin
Belgium
University of Liege
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Peewee
Harriett Russell gifts eagle to Handley Library
Miss Harriet Russell presents a wooden eagle carved by William Greenway Russell at age 17. The piece recalls Winchester history, published in 1876, as the service's Honor Roll moves to a new site with new panels and iron fencing. Also noted: Yarnall destroyer launched at Cramps, named for 1812 participant John Jolliffe Yarnall from Winchester. Louise Harmer, recent RM Wonan's College graduate, is commended by Herbert Hoover to federal food administrators.
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Harriet Russell
Handley Library
William Greenway Russell
Russell
Winchester
Yarnall
Cramps
John Jolliffe Yarnall
Jolliffee
Frederick County
Louise G. Harmer
R M Wonan’s College
Herbert Hoover
Aunt’s telegram roots Wright brothers’ Christmas homecoming
A South Carolina aunt believed in Wilbur and Orville Wright from the start. After their successful flight they sent a home for Christmas telegram to her, which she rushed to the newspaper. The editor published a squib titled Home for Christmas.
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Bishop Wright
Wilbur
Orville
Wright Brothers
South Carolina
Orville Wright
Lions
Call for nonpartisan Supreme Court pick to curb politics
A columnist argues for American Bar Association to nominate nine or ten top jurists with minimal bias and present three to the President. The piece traces past political influence in Chief Justice selections from Harding to Warren and urges a system that removes court picks from partisan manipulation.
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Washington
United States
Earl Warren
Johnson
Ciation
Hughes
Supreme Court
Franklin Roosevelt
Eisenhower
California
Warren
White House
Congress
Ileitis Q and A on Crohn’s disease and diet
Medical Q and A explains Crohn’s disease as regional ileitis, its potential for recovery or chronic course, and the role of nervous tension and a bland low residue diet. It notes diagnosis clues, differences from colitis, and advises calcium use with methylprednisolone while reducing smoking for ileitis.
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Crohn
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Daily Scoring
Quiz prompts readers to score IQ from 100 questions over ten days with daily bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. It asks ten sample questions about Marietta acoustics bird teeth pampas bourbon states ending in O proverb completion who did you see and planets.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
Pampas
Argentina
U.S
Neptune
Letters to the Editor weigh in on violence and immigration policy
The writer argues that assassins of Kennedy and RFK were not exemplary of U S citizens and urges stricter immigration control and personal responsibility to curb violence. He questions whether firearms laws alone can prevent violence and urges citizens to foster disciplined youth and civic unity. William F Triplett seeks Forsyth genealogical information in a county letters column.
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U.S
Abraham Lincoln
Lieve
Forsyth
Lost Sheep Found in Luke Parable Reflects Separation From Shepherd
The fragment cites Luke 15 6 about a shepherd rejoicing over a found sheep and notes Arthur L Miller an American playwright. It frames the sheep as separated from the shepherd rather than entangled in a thicket.
Humphrey Resists Pressure to Betray Vietnam Policy
The piece argues Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey rebuffs leftist attempts to force a split with the Johnson Administration over Vietnam. It warns that smug predictions and graymail tactics aim to push him away, risking a weak, untrustworthy campaign and poor governing prospects if elected.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Bill Don Moyers
White House
Humphrey
Vietnam
United States
Americans For Democratic Action
Eugene McCarthy
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