Winchester Evening Star financial and contact notice
Winchester Evening Star presents subscription rates and mailing options with pricing for different regions. The notice lists editors and staff including Harry F. Byrd Jr and H. D. Koontz, plus advertising and business managers, and provides postal and contact details for orders and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Kester
Issers, Inc
East 14Th St
New York City
Bates
W.va
Atomic power costs drop as GE backs plant bids
Early postwar hopes for cheap atomic electricity fade to reality until now. General Electric proposes plants at 64 mills per kilowatt after five years and 5.7 mills later, versus coal plants at 4.3 to 7 mills. Eleven varied reactors are set to come online this year, with three operating now at Shippingport Dresden and Yamkee.
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General Electric
U.S
Pioneer
Shippingport
Pittsburgh
Dresden
Chicago
Yamikee
New England
Tungsten Trouble in Federal Stockpile Debate
Government faces a tungsten surplus of 111 million pounds with lamp makers ready to buy. Interior Department blocks domestic sales to avoid depressing the market, prompting criticism for shifting metal abroad and inviting charges of red tape and inertia.
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Washington
Interior Department
Cpl Douglas Lamp Killed in Korea June 16
The Star Files notes Corporal Douglas Lamp son of Mr and Mrs Henkel Lamp Kernstown was killed in action in Korea on June 16 while serving with Company L 179th Infantry Regiment He is survived by his widow Peggy Himelright and his parents As temperatures rose to 96 degrees the hottest of the year in the area.
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Cpl Douglas Lamp
Henkel Lamp
Kernstown
Korea
179Th Infantry
Peggy Himelright
Yar
First Aid Corps elects officers in Berryville
25 Years Ago 193? Roy Fisher named president of the newly formed First Aid Corps with Lester Forney as vice president Mrs Myrtle Chrismore as vice president and Miss Margaret Knight as secretary-treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Porton arrive from Florida to visit Mrs. Mary Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Fay and Mrs. Joseph Wright attend a dinner party in Washington.
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Roy Fisher
First Aid Corps
Lester Forney
Myrtle Chrismore
Margaret Knight
Paul Porton
Berryville
Florida
Mary Riley
Logan Fay
Joseph Wright
Washington
Senator Ollie James elected permanent chairman at Baltimore
Fifty years ago in 1912 Senator Ollie James of Kentucky was chosen permanent chair of the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. Rumors circulated that Colonel Roosevelt sent two representatives to woo William Jennings Bryan into a potential third party Teddy threatened to form. Miss Mary Heironimus of Whitacre fell down stairs at home and suffered painful bruises.
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Ollie James
Kentucky
Baltimore
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Teddy
Mary Heironimus
Whitacre
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
The piece urges self examination and warns against focusing on others faults while neglecting our own. It argues that frank feedback from siblings aids growth, but true improvement comes from learning to assess ourselves and uncover our own flaws. Weaknesses found within are like grains of gold.
Kennedy attacked as politician over church school aid stance
Our Sunday Visitor editor and Jesuit professor say President Kennedy favors civil rights in education but is politically constrained. They argue federal aid to church related schools is constitutional, citing GI Bill and War Orphans programs, and urge broadening or repeal of laws accordingly.
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Washington
Kennedy
America
Our Sunday Visitor
Joseph R. Crowley
Virgih Blum
S. J
Department of Political Science
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Father Blum
Kenney
U.S
Paul Kauper
Michigan
Wilbur Katz
Wisconsin
Arthur Sutherland
Harvard
Philip Kurland
Chicago
William Ball
Villanova
Harry Jones
War Orphans Educational
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Marshall, Caroline
Mariana
Pacific Islands
Lee DeForest
We Pay Ten Million Yearly To Say Please
A humorous column notes Americans spend over ten million dollars annually adding polite language to telegrams. It cites workplace politeness as key to keeping a job, jokes about baldness, and trivia on seas' gold content.
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New York
Be Safe in Garden Work and Home First Aid Tips
Dr Burton H Fern AMA offers garden safety advice covering tetanus shots, wound care, power tool use, insect sprays and weed killers, and child safety. Tips include trimming weed dangers, allergy caution, beekeeping hazards, and keeping leftovers out of reach. Includes a 10 question memory quiz with Baltimore football and science trivia.
Senate Cannon Hayden feud halts 1963 money bills
A long running clash between Senate Chairman Carl Hayden and House Chairman Clarence Cannon has stalled final passage of the 1963 appropriation bills. Despite measures to fund agencies, the stalemate leaves Secret Service pay, travel funds, and Small Business loans in limbo, with conferences suspended and pay for Congress threatened.
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Washington
State Department
Small Business Administration
Senate
House
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Senate House
Capitol
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury and
Post Office
Supreme Court
Secret Service
Congress
Cannon
Mrs H R Funk Retires From Federal Service
Helen R Funk retires after over 20 years with the federal government in Washington DC. Ten years with the Panama Canal and the rest with the Department of Health Education and Welfare in the Division of Finance. She is active in the Business and Professional Women's Club and the Red Cross. In March 1962 she received a certificate of appreciation for 18 years of Red Cross service. She will move to Clifton Forge Virginia on July 6 to take employment.
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Helen R. Funk
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Division of Finance
Funk
Business and Professional Women’s Club
District of Columbia
First Aid Corps
D. C
American Red Cross
Clifton Forge
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