Educational Leader Urges Dignity For Teaching Profession
Dowell J. Howard, Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction, told the local AAUW chapter that educators must stop odious salary comparisons and work to dignify teaching. He urged raising salaries but emphasized promoting the noble value and contributions of teachers to communities and democracy.
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Polynesian settlement theory tested by raft voyage
Six young Scandinavian scientists sail from Callao to test a Peruvians’ raft migration theory to the Marquesas Tahiti and Easter Island. The 50 by 20 foot raft of Balsa and bamboo carries iron rations and distilling apparatus for a 15 week voyage.
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Virginia Apples Thrive With Care In Local Orchards
Current Opinion discusses Virginia apple importance and climate suited trees. It notes pests and sprays, frost risks, May blossoming, and the need for frequent spraying. It warns neglect leads to disease spread and recommends removing dying trees and burning brush to protect surrounding orchards.
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Winchester
Open the Door Richard fans split over frustration in study
A psychology professor finds both fans and non fans of Open the Door Richard share frustration. The study notes differing reactions but concludes signaling irritation exists on both sides.
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Republicans Face Budget Debate as Red Ink Persists
In Memphis the Commercial Appeal notes Republican control of Congress is weeks old with no clear path to trim the deficit. The piece highlights uncertainty over whether the GOP will pull the government from red ink or the Reds from power.
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Winchester and county year in review items
Highlights from 1946 and earlier years include Rev. T. J. Hawkins elected president of the Winchester Ministerial Association and Charles E. Bass chosen as Frederick County School Board president. Winchester Little Theatre announced a production of My Sister Eilene. Earlier notes mention tomato growers increasing output, Middletown beating Woodstock, Army lieutenant commission for Dr. James C. Davis, Stephens City stopping spray water sales, visits by Bruce Cabot and Adolph Zukor, and 1922 Confederate memorial cemetery work ahead of June events.
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Threefold view of Jesus guides Christian faith
Earl L. Douglas argues that Christ is prophet priest and king. Incomplete views risk imbalanced faith while true belief rests on all three biblical roles to provide stability and spiritual security.
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Earth
Jesus
Christ
Winchest er Apple Blossom Pageant Praised by Visitor
A correspondent from Winchester praises the Apple Blossom Festival as a public spirited event equaling a New York or Hollywood spectacle. He commends the pageant parades and ball and urges state pride in Winchester's community effort.
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IQ Quiz From The Past What Is The True Or False Question Set
A vintage quiz asks seven questions on topics like tissue renewal true or false and the Easter date. It also queries a 14 inch gold cube weight a US governmental succession rule under the Constitution and the largest coffee producer.
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Valley Man Is Honored By Group In Northwest
Trenton New Jersey May 6 Charles W Wampler Jr of Harrisonburg Virginia has been elected third vice president of the Northeastern Poultry Producers Association in a regional honors announcement by the group
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Wampler Named VP of NEPPCO Board
NEPPCO, a 15 year old nonprofit for Northeastern poultry producers, appoints Wampler to serve a two year term as vice president. Wampler, a Virginia breeder hatcheryman, has held offices in state and regional poultry groups.
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Wampler
Virginia
Vel keeps stockings lovelier longer than soap
Miracle claim describes Vel as preventing soap scum on stocking threads so stockings rinse clear and stay sheerer for longer wear.
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