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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1958

Page

4

Undermining The Souths Fight

A historical critique argues that the Supreme Court forced school integration and southern resistance, while condemning violent dynamiting in Jacksonville Florida and Nashville Tennessee as harming the South and undermining state rights. It notes Northern sympathy but warns of extremists calling themselves confederates.

Supreme Court South Little Rock Jacksonville Mier Nashville Tenn

Southerners condemn violence in race relations and art disputes

The piece notes Southerners denounce mob violence from Jacksonville to Detroit and expect justice for dynamiters. It then critiques Art News on a Brussels World’s Fair exhibit choice praising U S artists while questioning the creation of a federal arts department and potential government bias in art promotion.

Jacksonville Fla Detroit Mich Art News United States The U. S U.S Japan Rome Jackson Pollock William de Kooning Edward Hopper Agencies Brussels Federal Department of the Arts

Editorial Digest from Forty Newspapers

A digest highlighting the most interesting editorials culled from forty newspapers arriving daily. The compilation reflects varied viewpoints and prominent opinions on current affairs across regions.

Recession Views From Dean on Labor Cost Ailment

Dean Charles G Abbott of the University of Virginia Graduate School of Business told the Senate Finance Committee that rising labor costs driven by union monopoly power are a major economic ailment. He warned the recession could become a union made depression if it deepens while noting UAW cuts underline management challenges.

Charles G. Abbott University of Virginia Graduate School of Business Senate Finance Committee United Automobile Workers

Five Years Ago Star News Briefs Mix Crime War and Society

London police chased thieves who stole a truck loaded with burglar alarms. A race to test an atomic shell gathered in Las Vegas. Mau Mau forces attacked a Kikuyu outpost near Nairobi killing 19. Royal guests include Miss Francois May and Embassy events feature Eleanor Fischer exhibits in Brooklyn and Washington.

London Piccadilly Las Vegas Aentiewhite Mau Mau Territories Society Nairoo Kenya Eugene B. Cooper Eleanor Fischer Brooklyn N. Y Washington Cooper Lawrence Rowland Alexandria Kenneth L. Rice

Maritime alert and local notices from past decades

A 1908 report notes the freighter Bhell Bar fire near Diamond Shoals lightship off Cape Hatteras and Coast Guard Ingham heading from Norfolk. References include Paal Clark named Driver for Friendship Fire Company, and 1933 social visits by David C. Cather USN at home near Clearbrook. Henry Baker visits Jefferson County to see his grandfather Colonel Higginbotham.

Bhell Bar Diamond Shoals Cape Hatteras Coast Guard Ingham Norfolk Paal Clark Frederick County Friendship Fire Company Burgeon David C. Cather USN Pennsylvania Clark Cather Clearbrook Phil H. Gold and Dawrghter Frances Clayton Baltimore M. H. Carter Frank O. Headley Henry Baker Jefferson County Higeinbotham

Congress Edges Bill Limiting Supreme Court Powers

Senate Judiciary Committee advances a bill to curb Supreme Court reach by restricting appeals in contempt of Congress cases and state bar rulings. It would let committees decide questions' pertinence and expand subversion prosecutions, raising constitutional challenges and sparking quick Supreme Court tests.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Congress Senate Judiciary Committee Supreme Court Sen Eastland Dmiss Jenner Rind John T. Watkins House Committee On Un-American Activities The Cour Congressional Communist Party University of New Mexico Law School Law School University of Southern California Supreme United States Steve Nelson Pennsylvania California Justice Harlan

The Doctor Speaks on How a Baby Learns to See

Health guidance explains infant vision development from birth to two months and signs of eye trouble to monitor. It notes crossed eyes may correct as eye muscles strengthen and warns delaying care can risk permanent blindness. A quiz on eye traits links parental features to child appearance and cites past fluorescent bulb dust risks and changes since 1949.

Herman N. Bundesen M.D N.P

Strength For The Day By Earl L Douglass

Earl L Douglass presents a reflection on miracles as divine acts beyond natural law. He argues miracles involve spiritual powers working in earthly matters, restoring sick bodies or troubled minds, and asserts Christianity as a miracle religion.

Earl L. Douglass God

How's Your IQ Memory Quiz Questions

A reader prompts with ten trivia items covering history, religion, military leadership, measurements, statehood, word puzzle, volume units, motorsport endurance events, baseball batting leader, and 1949 year of Nationalist China fleeing to Formosa.

United States Army P. Pmtri U. S Italy Germany France China Formosa

The Worry Clinic on Hair Color and Deficiency Ailments

Dr Crane discusses myths about sudden hair whitening and the role of fear. He notes hair growth ignores nerves, debunks overnight whitening, and cites trace chemicals in salt and fluorine in water as future defenses against aging ailments like diabetes and cancer.

George Washington Washington George W. Crane Dick M Dr. Crane

Chemical Firms Will Spend 500 Million on Research

The chemical industry plans around 500 million dollars in research this year while facing a mild recession. No layoffs in research and fewer in production than the industry average are reported. Firms forecast 2.5 billion for new production facilities in 1958 and 1959 with substantial under way in the South and across the nation.

New York South Central South Atlantic Chemical Week

White House Police Force Formation Timeline

Members of city police were first detailed to the Executive Mansion in 1860. Through President Harding efforts a separate force was formed in 1922. In 1930, Hoover urged Congress to place all protection agencies under one chief of the U.S. Secret Service.

Executive Mansion Harding Hoover Congress White House U.S. Secret Service

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