Winchester Evening Star subscription rates and staff notice
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff credits with J F Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, Eugene Miller as Managing Editor, and introduces national representatives Gallagher Delisser. It shows subscription prices by carrier, mail, and region with various durations and post details.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Edlitor
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
A World War I Era Rhyme on Smoking and Curbing Youth Addiction
The piece notes a WWI era ditty about smoking and Mr Zip, then traces tobacco health concerns from the 1950s to present. It cites 1954 cancer links, 1957 quit attempts after U S health findings, and a rising 525 billion cigarettes yearly. It questions effective measures beyond warnings and ad limits, suggesting focus on youth addiction.
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U.S
Red Britain on Communism and Trade with Cuba
Prime Minister Douglas Home argues that wealthier communists may be less fanatical and that continued British trade with Cuba could influence communist fervor. He cautions against a simplistic link between prosperity and moderation, noting internal politics and economies shape policy.
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Britain
Douglas Home
Cuba
Co operation noted in anti diphtheria clinics countywide
From The Star Files 25 Years Ago 1939, Miss Annie Preston Starling notes strong patron and child support for county anti diphtheria clinics. Five in an eight family apartment on W Cork Street caused 6000 to 12000 dollars in damages, fire mainly to the roof. Rev W B Obaugh named president of Frederick County Council of Religious Education. other officers listed. First all steel passenger train cars run Cumberland Valley Railroad Harrisburg to Winchester. Jail had been empty for several days, unusual for the community.
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Annie Preston Starling
W. Cork St
Shirley Carter Properties, Inc
W. B. Obaugh
Frederick County
J. W. Richard
F. Estes Kline
P.E. Lineburg
Claude Stickley
Byron Stotler
Young Peoples
Woore Robinson
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Harrisburg
Winchester
Vanity and Pride The Thin Line Between Virtue and Show
The piece explains vanity as an empty form of pride from a Latin root meaning worthless. It contrasts legitimate pride in country religion family and achievements with vanity that ruins self image and invites ridicule. Vanity harms happiness while genuine pride brings contentment and respect.
No Consensus on Filling the Vice Presidency
Washington debate centers on how to fill a vacant vice presidency amid calls for constitutional amendment. The American Bar Association urges giving the president the power to nominate with congressional consent, lacking a direct popular election option.
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American Bar Association
Congress
Famed U S Architect Sees Creation over Profit as Thrill
HAL BOYLE profiles Edward D. Stone America s leading living architect noting his belief that happiness lies in creative work not material gain. Stone lauds beauty over wealth and cites projects from the U S Embassy in India to a $20 million hospital in Peru and plans for a Washington cultural center honoring JFK. He argues great art comes from peace prosperity and leisure and laments lacking a national heritage of loveliness.
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New York
Edward D. Stone
Stone
America
Fayetteville
Ark
India
Peru
Tulsa Civic Center
Huntington Hartford Gallery of
Johnson–Kennedy Blitz Weaknesses Reach Pentagon-Like Plot
Henry J. Taylor reports insiders foresee weaknesses in RFK's blitz aimed at the convention. The plan fights Johnson’s chances and leans on Catholic appeal, southern resistance, and private polls to push Bobby onto the ticket.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Denon
Bobby’’ Blitz
Ted Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Johnson
Kennedy
John
Atlantic City
Walter Reuther
Bobby Kennedy
Humphrey
Minnesotan
Vatican
Dickens tour planned by Emlyn Williams in New York
Charles Dickens is brought to life by Emlyn Williams as he prepares a 65 city American tour next fall. Williams intensively researches the source material and expects about three quarters of the program to be new versus the prior tour.
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Congress
White House
New York
Charles Dickens
Emlyn Williams
Williams
Letter of thanks and critique from Christopher Jackson
A former prisoner, Christopher Jackson, writes to the Star praising Winchester City employees for helping him gain employment after 25 years behind bars. He thanks City Manager Lee Grant and the community, offers constructive criticism about racial tensions, and expresses Christian faith and gratitude. He plans to enter an Old Soldiers' Home and urges kinder treatment for newcomers, especially among African Americans.
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