Winchester Evening Star Telephone Rates and mailing info
Daily except Sunday edition details for Winchester Evening Star include phone numbers for News and Business, post office entry in Winchester Virginia, and national representatives in New York. Subscription prices show a year rate of 8.80 dollars, six months 4.50, and monthly 1.00 with outside Virginia and West Virginia adders.
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Winchester
Gallageher-DeLissers, Inc
East 14Th St
New York City
Moscow peace congress stories and aging retirement debates
The piece notes a forthcoming World Congress for General Disarmament and Peace in Moscow led by the World Peace Council with delegates from about 100 countries and famous figures like Pablo Picasso. It also discusses aging and retirement, citing Stanford’s Joseph Davis on longevity and the shifting view of retirement ages toward 80 or 90 by 2000. It ends with county seat politics in Kansas, where Russell Springs seeks to move the county seat to Oakley, a bid contested through courts.
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Moscow
World Peace Council
Joseph 8. Davis
Food Research Council
Stanford University
Dr. Davis
United States
Logan County
Kans
Russell Springs
Oakley
State Supreme Court
District Court
Frederick Lions Club hears health head guest speaker
Dr. A L Lindall director of the Frederick Winchester Health Department spoke at the Lions Club weekly luncheon. Hugh F Dailey joined Virginia Farm Bureau Federation as field representative for 12 counties in Northern Virginia. Prof and Mrs Alfred Thomas of Lancaster PA were visiting Mr and Mrs John Hubbard of Front Royal Road.
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A. L. Lindall
Frederick-Winchester
Lions Club
Hugh F. Dailey
Frederick County
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Virginia
Alfred Thomas
Lancaster
John Hubbard
Front Royal Road
Social Court and Travel Notices from Clifford Street
Twenty five years ago 1937 Miss Nelia Beverley hosted guests on Clifford Street in honor of Miss Carolyn Richardson of Newport News. Attendees included Virginia Russell Steck Emma Ginn Baker Fenton Nelson Betsy Rice Sarah Baker Sarah Nesbitt and Betty Browse. Mr and Mrs William Watkins Mrs Karl Boy Ed Miss Virginia Watkins and Miss Viada Boy Ed sailed from New York for England to spend the rest of the summer. Mrs H Clay DeGrange hosted the Thursday Bridge Club at her Washington Street home.
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Nelia Beverley
Clifford Street
Carolyn Richardson
Newport News
Virginia Russell
Virginia Steck
Emma Ginn Baker
Fenton Nelson
Betsy Rice
Sarah Baker
Sarah Nesbitt
Betty Browse
William Watkins
Karl Boy-Ed
Virginia Watkins
Viada Boy-Ed
New York
England
H. Clay “DeGrange
Thursday Bridge Club
Washington Street
Weekend notes of Clarke County residents abroad and at home
Fifty years ago in 1912 Miss Eugenia Swann and Miss Polly Edwards of Clarke County visited New York with friends. P. C. Petrie of Bartonsville was building a new barn on his farm. Miss Eliza Mason Meade, a George Washington Hospital student nurse, spent time at her White Post home.
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Eugenia Swann
Polly Edwards
Clarke County
New York
P. C. Petrie
Bartonsville
Eliza Mason Meade
George Washington Hospital
Washington, D. C
White Post
Daily Meditation on Whole-hearted Faith by Earl L. Douglas
The meditation asks readers to abandon partial commitment to God, noting missionaries faced resistance as tribesmen kept a weaponized arm. It argues most are not hypocrites but weak sinners seeking worldly comforts, and it warns God forgives sins yet rejects partitioned devotion.
White House silence urged to aid market recovery
Henry J. Taylor argues the Kennedy administration’s constant speeches destabilize markets. He cites Dillon Heller Cox and Bell as examples and urges a period of quiet to restore investor confidence and economic stability.
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White House
Kennedy
United States
Treasury
Dillon
Mr. Dillon
W. W. Heller
Government Payroll Climbs as Agencies Grow
James Marlow reports on a Senate probe into Billie Sol Estes papers, revealing a "jungle" of 16 offices at the Agriculture Department. Paul Kamerick describes slow communications while officials insist the system is well knit. The piece notes debates on federal employment and a 3.6 million farms figure amid overall growth of the bureaucracy.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Senate
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Paul E. Kamerick
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Department
Federal payroll growth限 remarks and substitutions noted
An aide notes that 1816 federal employes were 4837 excluding armed forces while current totals reach 2 471 061 a 500 fold rise The population rose from about 8 5 million to 186 5 million about 22 fold The speaker warns the trend cannot continue indefinitely otherwise all will be on the federal payroll as payers of tax Raymond J Crowley substitutes sg for James Marlow who is ill.
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Raymond J. Crowley
James Marlow
New Prisoner Snores Force Blocked Social Life
In Tennessee State Prison Nashville a new inmate who snores kept wakeful cellmates from sleeping. Guards moved him to several cellblocks until a solution emerged. He now sleeps with a gate between the cellblocks and the hospital athletic field area, with one bed in the gatehouse.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee State Prison
Extra Fats And Oils Hurting A Diabetic
Dear Doctor answers questions on diabetes management including fat intake and insulin use. It explains that extra unsaturated fats can lead to weight gain or reduce sweet intake, risking insulin shortage coma. Also covers blood thinning meds, nosebleeds, transfusions, and a rash linked to pityriasis rosea.
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J. A
Mrs. A
Youth Employment Bill Faces Hurdles in Congress
President Kennedy called for the Youth Employment Opportunities Act, but House and Senate committees clash over scope and cost. Proposals include a Youth Conservation Corps with 30,000 initial members and an urban public service program funded by federal and local partners. Opposition centers on federal cost and Labor Department control.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Youth Conservation Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
Peace Corps
Labor Department
YCC
Deepartments of
Interior, Agriculture and Health
House Education and Labor
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Senate Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
House
UCC
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Senate House
Senate
Rules Committee
House Education and Labor Committee
Department of Labor
Urban Youth Corps
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