Winchester Evening Star masthead and notices
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Nomadic Americans chase opportunity over security in frequent moves
The text argues that about 20 percent of Americans relocate annually driven by the lure of better jobs and new lives. It contrasts this with the security emphasis of communist systems, noting that Americans often prioritize independence and opportunity over staying in familiar neighborhoods.
Untapped Resources Prospect in Polar Building Materials
Engineers in Greenland report ice as a primary building base with experiments making foam like walls and sprayed ice runways. Sea sand and seawater are noted as underutilized potential resources for future tech and living comforts.
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North
Greenland
New Officers Installed For Winchester Lions Club
The Star Files reports Dr. Allen T. Hawthorne installed Winchester Lions Club officers led by William R. Wheatley as president and Earl L. Mason as secretary treasurer. Other new and continuing leaders include George T. Sanders Ralph G. Hengeveld J Ben Cather Richard A. Biggs and Paul E. Anderson with directors named. Trial Justice W Erle Edwards spoke at Rotary about Juvenile Delinquency. SEC Arthur M Field resigns to partner as civil engineers in Rochester New York. Glynn Anderson killed a rattlesnake at Mt Falls with 11 rattles. Lieut Graham Rosenberger to address Open Door Bible Class at Presbyterian Church. Major Ss Porter House formerly Martinsburg Fruit Exchange manager returns after winter in Florida.
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Winchester Lions Club
Allen T. Hawthorne
William R. Wheatley
Earl L. Mason
George T. Sanders
Ralph G. Hengeveld
J. Ben Cather
Richard A. Biggs
Howard J. Cahill
John W. Cammer
J. Clayton Cochran
Paul E. Anderson
Bryant Harper
G. L. Coleman
Robert E. Smith
Ray A. Garrabrandt
Philip N. Hunter
W. Erle Edwards
Rotary Club
C. Vernon Eddy
Arthur M. Field
Chamber of Commerce
Charles C. Hopkins
Rochester
N.Y
Glynn Anderson
Mt. Falls
Ss. Porter House
Winchester
Martinsburg
The Hound of Heaven and a Shoemaker’s Simple Kindness
Francis Thompson, famed English poet, once wandered into vice and doubt before a shoemaker offered him shelter and bread. That small act of mercy sparked Thompson’s return to decency, faith, and joy, illustrating how one person’s care can redirect a life.
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Francis Thompson
England
Francis
London
Thompson
Saigon Election Quieted Nixon Hope in 1968
Report cites October 1968 campaign chatter on Vietnam peace moves. Le Duc Tho traveled toward Hanoi as William J. Rho den signaled limited progress. Hubert Humphrey faced a split in strategy after a conference call with Nixon and Wallace, impacting the presidential race.
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Washington
Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Moscow
Paris
William J. Jorden
Hubert Humphrey
St. Louis
Johnson
Christian Brothers College High School
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Johnstown
North Vietnam
Humphrey
Clark Clifford
Foreign Affairs
White House
United States
Saigon
Clifford
Salt Lake City
Harris
Mr. Nixon
George Gallup
Trapped Housewife Builds Major Record Company
Florence Greenberg rose from a Passaic NJ housewife to president of Scepter Records. Starting with a $30 000 inheritance she built a label that produced about 100 million discs and wide distribution. She championed artists like Dionne Warwick and the Isley Brothers while noting her success challenged gender norms.
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New York
Florence Greenberg
Passaic
N.J
Stanley
Manhattan Music Publishers
The
Chivelles
Mary Jane
Mrs. Greenberg
Oral-Pharyngeal Cancer Risks and Personal Stories
William Lawrence D D S outlines tobacco related oral pharyngeal cancer risks with stark statistics and patient case vignettes. He urges smokers to quit and shares how cancer forced jaw removal and loss of voice. invites reader questions for his dental health column.
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Lawrence
How's Your I Q Expert Quiz From The Era Page
A short trivia listing ten sample IQ questions and scoring notes from a mid century publication. Topics include U.S. salary comparisons for the Speaker and Vice President, a sawing puzzle, postwar aid, a neck vein, the Spanish American War year, Painted Desert location, Red China UN status, grammar correction, still life object realism, and atmospheric nitrogen content.
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Desert
Red
China
United Nations
Courageous public figures and highway safety calls
A Letter to the Editor urges greater public acclaim for Jack Davis and cites Mr Fries on highway deaths versus Army losses. The writer recalls rail rule enforcement, Martinsburg governance, and a call for moral accountability to curb alcohol use and reckless driving.
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the Star
Jack Davis
Fries
America
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