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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1963
Page
4
Classified masthead lists Gallagher Delisser and staff with mailing and pricing details for subscription rates by carrier, motor route, and out-of-state delivery. The page is a newspaper front matter from Winchester with editor names and post office routing information.
The article surveys foreign investment in railroads and industry, noting Europe and Britain funded early U.S. and Canadian development and Germany’s Deutsche Bank comments on capital flows. It contrasts U.S. self reliance with remembered foreign capital and touches on aging in nature versus humans, citing age markers in trees fish shells and animals while warning about others who reveal age.
The article links higher unemployment to lower beer sales, noting a 14 percent February drop from 1962 and 1.7 million bulk barrels produced. It argues that cold weather and economy depress beer consumption, and that free beer for the jobless is not a solution while urging a brighter economic climate.
City Manager S Lee Grant reported 30 tons of paper picked up off city streets in the cleanup after the Apple Blossom Festival. Arthur Godfrey served as Grand Marshal of the Grand Feature Parade and has returned to Waterford. Mr and Mrs Clarence Orndorff announced the birth of a daughter. Mrs Orndorff was unable to be reached for further details.
25 Years Ago 1938 Hitler left Berlin for Italy to confer with Premier Mussolini in Rome. Berliners gave him a huge send off. Over 100 navy officers and men were stationed at Reeves Field in California as the base develops as a major amphibian facility. Mr and Mrs Earl Dodson hosted a party for daughter Dorothy Alice on her birthday.
Fifty years ago in 1913, federal inspectors arrested several so called Chicago specialists operating in 20 cities for defrauding the public via the mails. In 1913 state auto licenses rose sharply, with 6,006 issued by May 1. Buffalo department store clerks struck over 5,000 workers, including 100 salesgirls, picketing and halting prompt service at major stores.
A meditation on facing life crises and choosing paths. The text urges not to avoid trials, says growth comes from decision under pressure, and notes there is always a chance for a second start even after failure.
Henry J. Taylor argues that Neville Chamberlain and The Times pushed Britain toward disaster by believing appeasement could secure peace. Churchill urged truth telling as danger rose with Hitler and Khrushchev, and Kennedy risks mirroring past errors if opium-like illusions persist.
A columnist argues in favor of grounding stewardesses at 32, praising older hostesses for safety and attentiveness. He contrasts European views of beauty with American youth culture and suggests older flight attendants provide better comfort, conversation, and meals aboard.
An investigating committee cites brutality by Federal marshals on the Oxford flats during tense days last week. The article notes Kennedy’s denial and a counter view from reporters who witnessed the events on campus including arrests, tear gas, bayonets, and a collapsed courthouse access, labeling the riot ugly yet not to be sanitized.
Dear readers seek guidance on penicillin use and other antibiotics. Column cautions against pressuring physicians and notes dangers of indiscriminate use, stressing physician judgment.
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