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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1962

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff listings

A historic newspaper masthead page lists editors and managers including Barry F. Byrd Jr and Eugene Miller with the Winchester, Virginia post office designation. It notes circulation details and national representation by Gallageher DeLissers in New York.

Barry F. Byrd, JR D. Koontz Jack F. Davis Eugene Miller Winchester National Representatives Gallageher-DeLissers, Inc East 14Th St New York City

Aid Critique of Yugoslav Policy and Soviet Threats

A House committee report challenges US aid to communist nations and Yugoslavia. It cites Tito’s drift toward tighter control, suggests tightening export rules, and warns of neutralist myths. The piece also notes $600 million in military aid to Yugoslavia and a Brazilian extradition treaty dispute amid fugitives and swindling.

House of Representaives Poland Yugoslavia State Department Soviet Union Tito Belgrade Marshall Tito

End of freebooting era linked to US Brazil treaty

A report recalls a 50 year old claim about the extradition treaty between the United States and Brazil ending freebooting. It notes a 1912 reference to Mrs. R. E. Fulwider and her daughter visiting in Pittsburgh, and lists local prices for butter eggs flour shoulders and hams, plus Baltimore chatter about William Jennings Bryan.

U d States Brazil R. E. Fulwider Kyle Pittsburgh Charles R. Peery Valley Pike Baltimore Wiliam Jennings Bryan

Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas

The meditation urges humility and faithfulness at all times, not just in trouble. It warns against pride in one’s good qualities and stresses bringing strengths to God for blessing and guidance, noting failures in areas of perceived strength and the need for balanced trust. It cites Peter as an example of overconfidence and denial.

Peter

Virginia praised for Byrd tax relief by LOOK magazine

LOOK Magazine highlighted Virginia’s 1951 20 percent income tax cut under Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. Circulation figure 18 453 000 noted. Memorial Hospital announced four new doctors joining the medical staff Warren S Carter Joseph McD Damron Pierson P Deming and Richard L Hughes Jr. A local thunderstorm cooled heat that had persisted for five days with temperatures reaching 96.

Look Magazine Virginia Harry F. Byrd Homer E. Alberti Memorial Hospital Warren S. Carter Joseph McD. Damron Pierson P. Deming Richard L. Hughes, Jr

Host Dr and Mrs Anderson honor visiting church leaders

1937 note records Dr and Mrs Charles R Anderson entertaining at home for Rev George Earle Owen of the Church of Christ. Miss Jean Carpenter visits Washington with Mr and Mrs Carroll Reid. Mrs Ralph Snapp and son and Miss Meriel Groves depart Hudson New York for summer at Yellow Springs West Virginia cottage.

Charles R. Anderson George Earle Owen Church of Christ Jean Carpenter R. H. Carpenter Washington Carroll Reid Ralph Snapp Meriel Groves Hudson, N. Y Yellow Springs W. Va

Mudslinging Still Goes On In Nation's Capital

Washington observers decry ongoing mudslinging in Congress as guilt by association and insinuations replace evidence. The column traces attacks linked to Billie Sol Estes and stockpiling probes, noting bipartisan rhetoric and contrasting British and Canadian inquiry style with American sensationalism.

Washington Congress Billie Sol Estes Joe McCarthy Supreme Court of the United States Great Britain Canada America

Readers defend trial fairness and school prayer stance

Letters from Mrs. Marcella W Ritter of Stephens City Virginia and Carolyn Shade of Fairmont Ave argue against perceived unfair trials in Moorefield West Virginia and defend continued school prayer. They criticize press depictions of the case and urge adherence to religious expression amid Supreme Court rulings on prayer.

the Star Star John Rexrode Moorefield West Virginia Eldridge Lee Ritter Suror U.S. Supreme Court Marcella W. Ritter Stephens City Virginia

Markin Time Business Needs A Wider View

Luther Marky comments on the need for broader perspective in business strategy. He stresses avoiding tunnel vision and focusing on industry-wide trends to avoid missing crucial opportunities.

Luther Marky

Varied Illnesses From Chicken Pox To Shingles

An article explains that chicken pox and shingles come from the same virus and outlines symptoms transmission and contagion. It notes age related severity and cautions about scratching and infection while offering home care tips and medical guidance. It also includes a page 2 quiz on general knowledge.

Junior Grandpa

It Costs Money To Set Wife's Wig She Doesn't Use

Paris write up humorously charts a husband's failed wig experiment. A $250 custom wig planned to save hairdresser costs ends with ongoing $10 monthly maintenance and a closet curiosity. The author recalls how the wig remains unused yet still costs him money and dignity.

Paris Haute-Savoie

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