May 3 1960 Winchester Evening Star item armor of God
A brief column quotes a biblical exhortation about putting on the whole armor of God to resist temptation. It notes daily tests shape character as believers seek God’s will through scripture for strength.
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Winchester Evening Star
Mead
Mohawk
F. Byrd, JR
D. Koontz
Rufus Josey
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Nomination guesses and Berlin tensions in 1959 events
The Star poll shows Adlai Stevenson leading among possible Democratic nominees with 74 votes while Lyndon Johnson and Kennedy trail. Khrushchev trims threats on Berlin, avoiding a pre summit deadline as Washington and London press for unity amid primaries. Hoffa targets 14th district Rep Ayres and four other Democrats, hoping to purge labor foes. Gardening as escapism offers solace amid political anxiety.
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the Star
United States
Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Congress of the United States
Adlai Stevenson
Senator Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Stuart Symington
Hubert Humphrey
Khrushchev
Berlin
London
NATO
Alabama
Indiana
Ohio
District of Columbia
Jimmy Hoffa
House of Representatives
Landrum-Griffin
14Th
William H. Ayres
Congress
Rep. Ayres
Hoffa
Teamsters
Rep
Ayres
Daily Meditation On Keeping Peace With Fellow Men
A radio commentator urges living kindly toward others and shedding ego before conflict arises. He echoes Jesus to agree with adversaries quickly and notes many people once carried chips on their shoulders provoking disputes. The passage reflects on middle aged readers recalling a past quarrelsome youth.
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Jesus
Chip on the Shoulder Metaphor Warns of Trouble Ahead
Earl L. Douglass warns that a chip on a person’s shoulder can spark conflict in work and life. He notes both men and women may wear chips, making them hard to get along with or prone to provoking disputes. Brush off the chips before they cause harm to individuals and organizations.
Big Ben to Rest for Major Repairs in 1955
The Star Files recalls London’s Big Ben halting chimes for extensive maintenance at the House of Parliament. In Winchester Cecil E. Adams is elected Lions Club president. Ronnie Miller wins the Johnny Appleseed pony prize in the Apple Blossom Festival sales drive.
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London
House of Parliament
Cecil E. Adams
Winchester Lions Club
Ronnie Miller
Queen Shenandoah XII crowned. Derby favorite Today eyed
A 25 year old note reports Governor H G Kump crowned Mademoiselle Nella Veverka Queen Shenandoah XII. C V Whitney's colt Today appeared the post time favorite for the Derby two days away. An Istanbul dispatch says sixteen killed, 20 missing, 50 injured in a quake near the Soviet Armenia border.
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H. G. Kump
Mademoiselle’ Nella Veverka
Shenandoah XII
C. V. Whitney
Istanbul
Confederate Veterans live news from 1910 meeting abroad
50 Years Ago 1910 report notes Robert I Striker and Dr W J Whitlock returning from Mobile Alabama where they represented General Turner Ashby Camp at the Grand Camp United Confederate Veterans annual meeting. Next meeting planned at Little Rock Arkansas. W L Warner loses wooden leg in South Cumberland B&O turntable accident. Sprint Produce advertises Sugarota chicken feed claiming higher egg production.
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Robert I. Striker
W. J. Whitlock
Mobile
Ala
Turner Ashby
Grand Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Little Rock
Ark
W. L. Warner
South Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sprint Produce Company
Star
What Teenagers Would Do If They Edited Your Newspaper
A survey of 797 teens shows magazines still rival newspapers for youth news and ads. boys favor sports and page one while girls prefer front page and comics. Teens critique sensationalism, crave concise stories and more positive coverage, school news, and teen hobby features.
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Beverly Robin
Los Angeles
Carl Zietz
Island Park
N. Y
Maxine Jevarian
San Francisco
Loretta la Grasse
Youngstown
Ohio
Barbara Joyce Sorkin
Hoosick Falls
Claude Cates
Cincinnati
Susan Winn
Bennington
Martin Gross
Athens
New Pension Law Offers Choice
The new pension law provides a choice between the present system and the new law effective July 1, 1960. A veteran must have 90 days wartime service or a disability in line of duty, be permanently unable to work, and have income within set limits. Ward M. Mathews, at the Winchester Red Cross office, offers guidance Wednesdays 10 am to 4 pm.
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Pens
Ward M. Mathews
Front Royal
Division of War Veterans’ Claims
Winchester
Red Cros
S. Cameron S&j
Markin Time in Notre Dame Football Notes
Notre Dame captain Luther Markin notes how players blame others for errors. Myron Pottios, guard from Van Voorhis Pennsylvania, skipped spring football practice after a knee operation last winter.
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Notre Dame
Myron Pottios
van Voorhis
The Doctor Speaks Insulin Dangers And Reactions
Dr Bundesen explains insulin overuse causes insulin reaction ranging from lightheadedness to fainting and confusion. Quick carbohydrate like sugar candy or crackers typically relieves mild cases within minutes, while severe cases may require glucose injections and medical help.
How's Your I Q Mem ory Quiz Volume
Daily questions scan presents a 10 day program with a scoring ladder from 9 10 correct answers classed as Memory Genius to 4 Good. It asks ten quiz items including gravity push or pull the home of the cod and the homelands Cornwallis surrender to Washington shipboard kitchen grass dozen Armais Athos and Porthos a river dividing Mexico and US West Virginia vs Virginia two part money split and most-used letters of the alphabet.
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Cornwallis
George Washington
Armais
Athos
Porthos
Mexico
United States
Virginia
West Virginia
Jim
Tom
O Hara Seeks Time to Complete Life Picture at 55
Hall of fame novelist John O’Hara, 55, plans a new major work after a best seller, saying taxes and public weariness push authors to five year gaps. He works four to five hours nightly despite back pain, aims to depict life with honesty and shuns campaigns for good or bad.
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John O’hara
Princeton
N.J
John O'Hara
O'Hara
Hara
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