Winchester Evening Star Personalities and addresses
Local masthead for Winchester Evening Star lists editors Fr Byrd Jr and Rufus Josey with Eugene Miller as managing editor and DeLisser Inc. as national reps. Contact numbers Mohawk 2 3424 and News Room 662 3878. subscription rates shown. religious verse Psalm 8 9 appears.
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Space race fears and CIA critique frame a busy intelligence era
The piece surveys the CIA's role and the forthcoming Taylor led inquiry into Cuba amid post Pearl Harbor intelligence reform. It notes the Discoverer satellite risks from solar storms and radiation, then offers spring heart attack insights from two doctors urging caution with yard work and urging men to let wives handle heavy outdoor tasks.
Daily Meditation on Alcoholism Evolves as National Issue
A daily meditation argues alcoholism is a major national problem driven by beverage alcohol. It notes some blame psycho tendencies for drinking in moderation and asserts these tendencies contribute to the broader issue.
The Alcohol Problem Discussed with Urgent Tone
By Earl L. Douglas a homemaker and as the cause of discord between husband and wife, friend and friend, alcohol clearly holds a place of first importance. Why do people drink The best answer is because they want to. Other things may enter in to complicate the situation but the desire for temporary relief leads people to seek solace in. In the case of an amazing number a habit is formed and this habit becomes an We may not like to face this problem but face it we must. It becomes increasingly so serious that we must do something about it or it will do something disastrous to us and to our civilization.
Quote of the Day on Civil Rights Show and Education
An Roanoke editorial argues the Justice Department motion would cripple Virginia schools by cutting state aid, contending the federal action serves a civil rights show rather than education, likening it to cutting a hand over a hangnail.
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Miss Gurie Lie Attends Gold Cup Races in Warrenton
Queen of the Apple Blossom Festival travels to Warrenton to witness the Gold Cup Races. She presents the Gold Cup to Mrs. Amory Carhart after Mister Mars wins the 26th running. The Chicago Daily News notes Democrats expect Acheson to quit the Truman cabinet with Dulles as top replacement option.
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Washington visitors at Thornhill Manor in 1936
Twenty five years ago Mrs. H. D. Flood and daughter Miss Elea Nor Flood of Washington were guests at Thornhill Manor. President William Green of the A F L said the country could not make a change and voiced support for Roosevelt's reelection.
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Mail volume at city post office hits eleven thousand daily
Officials report an average daily mail count of 11 000 across four classes. The Star deposits more mail at the post office than any other patron in the city. Mr and Mrs C L Carver of South Market street hosted guests Mrs Rosa A Striker and her daughter Mrs Edwin Cooper from Philadelphia.
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New Expense Account Tax Plan Viewed as a Good Solution
Washington debate outlines a plan to raise hundreds of millions in taxes by allowing firms to boost employee salaries with extra bonuses to cover convention and travel costs. Salesmen could take spouses on trips, with the company deducting the bonuses as salary. The scheme aims to keep employment steady while boosting tax intake and corporate deductions.
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Rusk Emerges as Possible Mature Kennedy Adviser
The article compares Dean Rusk to John Foster Dulles, noting Rusk’s quieter, guarded style and reliance on Kennedy for big pronouncements. It cites Cuba Laos and South Vietnam as tests, suggesting Rusk may be the most mature adviser but requires more evidence from the administration.
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Witness Against Eichmann Tells of Nazi Massacres
In Jerusalem the Israeli attorney general Gideon Hausner described Nazi mass killings at the Eichmann trial. He recounted the scope of killings and the machinery of genocide, citing evidence from victims and perpetrators to argue for crimes against humanity.
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Bed sores and care tips for prevention and treatment
A guide explains how bed sores form from pressure and poor blood supply, detailing stages from reddening to skin breakdown. It covers prevention through weight shifting, pressure-relieving devices, and clean, dry bedding, plus basic treatment like cleansing, removing dead tissue, and maintaining nourishment.
Why marry again when life brings a second wife debate
HAL BOYLE chronicles a rainy day chat between Frances and the narrator about a hypothetical second wife. Frances imagines a intelligent, stable partner while the husband jokes about a future wife resembling him and a rich but frail father, revealing their differing ideas on remarriage.
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