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Winchester Evening Star lists staff titles and contact numbers. Business manager M D Koontz and associate editor Eugene Miller are named along with advertising and news roles. The paper notes AP membership and post office classification, plus basic subscription rates.
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Teen views on growing up love and responsibility
A 17 year old writer argues teenagers are ordinary people facing fears of growing up. Love and understanding from parents teachers and friends can guide youth toward the right path and open doors. The letter also warns against federal overreach and urges local control and spending cuts to revive tax revenue for states.
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Tax Foundation
U.S
Uncle Sat
Washington
Khrushchev Bids U.S. Voters Wise in Speech
Khrushchev urges Americans to choose leaders who would fix U.S. errors while recognizing reciprocity in exchanges with the Soviet Union. The piece questions whether Soviet broadcasts would feature a similar appeal and notes American democratic limits on one man rule.
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Viet Union
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Washington
Doctor Explains Combatting Arthritis And Its Types
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen outlines arthritis and rheumatism differences, noting osteoarthritis from aging and rheumatoid arthritis affecting mainly women aged 35 to 50. He urges early medical consult, lists symptoms, inheritance notes, and recommends heat therapy. ends with Q A on smoking’s harmful GI effects.
How's Your I Q Score Based On 100 Questions
A quiz style prompt offers 10 daily questions to gauge memory IQ levels from Mem ory Genius to Good. It asks general knowledge items on gold carats, cream vs milk weight, counting by tens, Eve’s origin, July Fourth, Little Bo Peep, Franklin quote, states starting with New, river by volume, and Congress postage on official mail.
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Bo Peep
Ben Franklin
U. S
Congress
Editorial snapshot: mayors of principal cities
The Wall Street Journal notes that recently the mayors of several leading cities gathered and commented on pressing urban issues. The piece reflects on governance, policy challenges, and the roles city leaders play in shaping local outcomes.
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Wall Street Journal
Daily Meditation by Clara Barton on Service and Forgetting Self
Barton recalls learning to forget herself while serving as an Army nurse. She says facing human need requires focusing only on meeting it, not on personal feelings or bearability. The quote emphasizes selflessness in duty.
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Clara Barton
Duty That Becomes Bearable Through Resolve
The piece urges reflecting on whether a task is a true duty and trusting that if it is, strength will emerge. When pressure peaks, guidance appears and the unbearable turns bearable. Suffering gives way to a calm valley as endurance reveals relief.
Social News Notes From The Star Files
Mrs. Robert T. Barton hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lalley of Baltimore. Mrs. Richard Field Lewis Sr and Mrs. Lawrence Gants returned from Piedmont California where they visited Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Lewis Jr. Mrs. Howard Cahill moved into her new home at 2 West Cork Streets.
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Robert T. Barton
John S. Lalley
Baltimore
Richard, Field Lewis, Sr
Lawrence Gants
Piedmont
Calif
R. F. Lewis, Jr
Howard Cahill
West Cork Sts
Eastern Shore potato shipments halted over price demand
In 1935, potato shipments from two Virginia Eastern Shore counties were suspended after farmers demanded at least $1.80 per barrel. In Kansas City, $450 in gold had been recovered from a sewer. Mrs. Ellsworth Johnson hosted about 18 Girl Scout mothers at a reception on Amherst Street.
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Virginia
Kansas City
Ellsworth Johnson
Amherst Street
Eisenhower Emphasizes Goodwill Tours Over Summit Talks
President Eisenhower remains cool to summit conferences but praises goodwill visits by heads of state and foreign journeys. He cited his Far Eastern trip as valuable despite Tokyo riots and blamed Communists for the disturbances. He contrasted summit meetings with informal goodwill trips as more effective for broad aims.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Japan
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Tegner
Khrushchev
Russia
Gilpins entertain at Kentmere in honor of Dorothy Gilpin
50 Years Ago 1910 Mr and Mrs Henry Brooke Gilpin of Baltimore entertained at Kentmere their country place near Millwood in honor of their daughter Miss Dorothy Gilpin. A marriage license was issued to F J Booker of Mountain Falls and Miss Ella N Peer of Mount Williams. Mrs H Casper Fries had gone to Capon Springs to spend several weeks recuperating from an illness.
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Henry Brooke Gilpin
Baltimore
Kentmere
Millwood
Dorothy Gilpin
F. J. Booker
Mountain Falls
Ella N. Peer
Mount Williams
Crisis in Japan Deepens Over Defense Pact and Riots
The Associated Press reports Tokyo says Communists helped fuel Japan's gravest postwar crisis. Public anger grows at the defense treaty set to take effect June 19, with opposition tied to antiwar and anti-Kishi sentiment. The President calls treaty approval a signal defeat for international communism, but questions remain if anti-treaty feeling will undermine its meaning.
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Japan
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
New Sunday Blue Law Under Attack In Virginia
Hastings Court Judge M. Ray Doubles hears arguments on a bid by local merchants for a temporary injunction against enforcement of Virginia's new Sunday blue law. The law became effective yesterday and its constitutionality will be determined.
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Richmond
Hastings Court
M. Ray Doubles
Virginia
Star praise for National Apple Institute coverage
Ex-news hawk commends The Star for accurate complete and well written coverage of the National Apple Institute meeting. Frederick Mountains area and visitors lauded the report as exemplary. Appalachian Apple Service Secretary-Manager Martinsburg WV signs the letter.
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the Star
National Apple Institute
Frederick
Appalachian Apple Service
Martinsburg, W. Va
Montana 17 Democratic votes disputed at convention
Montana Democrats wrestle over how 17 national convention votes will be cast. Kennedy backers claim at least 11 percent and Symington supporters say about 8 percent. Delegation of 32 delegates with half votes each was chosen. officially uninstructed with two half votes held by the national committeeman and committeewoman.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Johnson
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
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