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Winchester Evening State Reed listing newspaper staff titles and contact numbers for the Winchester, Virginia edition. It provides executive editor and managing editor names, post office details, national representatives, and subscription rates for one year six months and one month, including outside Virginia postage.
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Winchester
Gallagher-Detisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
W.va
Bomb hoax at Handley High prompts judged response
An apparent bomb scare at Handley High School yesterday was defused by quick actions led by Archie L. Fry and police, who found no device. The piece argues for lawful punishment of pranks, recalling past Baltimore school bombings and urging accountability.
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Handley High School
Baltimore
Oil Fire in Rosslyn Raises Virginia Toll to 151
Two more highway deaths lifted Virginia's 1953 traffic toll to 151 for the year. A refinery blast in Rosslyn near Washington sprayed flames visible for miles, with 30,000 to 40,000 gallons of oil burned in the blaze.
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Virginia
Rosslyn
Washington
Whitney Arrest Ordered Amid Grand Larceny Charge
In 1938 Richard Whitney five time NYSE president faced grand larceny charges as State Attorney General Bennett ordered his arrest. Meanwhile the House backed a 25 cent liquor tax increase despite boisterous warnings of reviving bootlegger activity.
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Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
John J. Bennett
House of Representatives
Desperate Fighting in 1913 Laredo Mexico Conflict
Fifty years ago reports from Laredo Texas described fierce battles between Mexican federalists and rebel forces with two bloody engagements. The period noted motor car progress as 1913 models offered comfort gains while James Grant and William Forney narrowly escaped injury when their automobile at five miles per hour broke its steering gear.
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Laredo
Texas
James Grant
William Forney
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas on economic isms
The piece notes that wealth is concentrated with about half in North America and argues for correcting injustice and opening opportunities so more people can rise. It frames "isms" as protests against hard to bear and misunderstood situations and calls for action to remove barriers to advancement.
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North American
New York
Chance Of Internal Overthrow Of Castro Regime Still Alive
Washington pundits argue that while外 Western diplomats saw no clear sign of an internal Castro overthrow, history shows coups often arise from within rather than external subversion. The piece discusses the role of underground movements, economic distress, and loyalty shifts in monarchies and dictatorships, noting revolutions emerge when the people unite under a common cause.
Remember Back When Weekly Bath Was Sufficient For All
HAL BOYLE recalls nostalgic childhood scenes showing how daily life felt simpler. From lamplighters and escalators to weekend baths and old time courtesies, the piece reflects bygone habits, humor, and social norms shaping a generation.
Bible Thought on Breaking Bread in Eucharest
A church reflection cites Luke 24 25 on recognizing Christ in the breaking of bread. It asks if this aligns with readers own experience as they prayerfully partake of the emblems in worship.
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Christ
Khrushchev targets Russian intellectuals amid fear of reform
James Marlow reports Khrushchev harshly rebukes liberal Soviet thinkers led by Ilya Ehrenburg and hints at suppressing Western-influenced culture. The piece argues educated Russians may challenge party line as literacy rises and Western ideas spread, risking a shift toward peaceful solutions or harsher crackdowns. The author notes Khrushchev’s partial whitewash of Stalin and ends with a modern reflection on love and constraints.
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Russia
Khrushchev
Ilya Ehrenburg
Ehrenburg
Communist Party
Stalin
Sufpry
Steady Exercise For Life Not Weekend Bursts
Dr Harry J Johnson argues for a steady diet of moderate daily exercise rather than sporadic intense activities. He suggests walking at least 15 minutes three times daily, integrating movement into commutes, lunch, and evenings, and notes walking benefits both body and mind. He also discusses gymnasiums as helpful only if they fit regular routines. The piece ends with a reader note offering sympathy to Patsy Cline's family.
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Reed
D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Independent
Motor Route
Deale
Archie L. Fry
Handley
J. Thomas Boyd
Winchester Police Department
Pahoa Maes
Earl L. Douglas
By David Lawrence
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Havana
Littlerohanes
Geneva
Castro
Latin America
Middle East
Far Fleet
Nikita Khrushchev
Hal Boyle
Bath
By James Marlow
Russian Communist Party
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Markin
Luther Markin
Harry J. Johnson
the Star
Patsy Cline
Singer
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