Winchester Evening Star classifieds and rates notice
Local Winchester paper lists daily publication details and subscription rates. Rates show one year seven dollars, six months four dollars, monthly options, with additional postage outside Virginia and West Virginia.
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Fraud in Education Sparks Call to Eradicate Cheating
Dr. William Brickman of New York University warns fraud permeates schools from cheating and ghost-writing to exam schemes and biased promotions. He urges ethical reform to restore trust among students faculty and administration amid broader debate on Tito era Western military ties and a remarkable French youth excelling despite hardship.
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New York University
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Local Guests From Mechanicsburg Visit Albin Family
Mr and Mrs Austin Hoover of Albin hosted Mr and Mrs Carl Hoover and daughter Jennie and Mr and Mrs John Conrad of Mechanicsburg Pa. Edgar Mason was to teach the Frank T McFaden Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church.
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Albin
Carl Hoover
Jennie
John Conrad
Mechanicsburg
Edgar Mason
Frank T. McFaden
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Woodstock Hits Hail Storm Strikes Virginia Town
A freak hail storm in Woodstock Virginia covered streets with two inches of ice. Mr and Mrs Herbert Larrick hosted Mrs John B Huffman of Wilmington Delaware as a guest. Mrs B E Russell hosted her son Holmes Barnett and Charles Welch as house guests.
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John B. Huffman
Wilmington
Delaware
B. E. Russell
Holmes Barnett
Charles Welch
Social notes list visitors and guests from local towns
50 Years Ago 1912 Mrs Mary Campbell returned from a visit with her son J P Campbell in Baltimore. Dr and Mrs E B Smoke of White Hall hosted their son Edgar Smoke of Cleveland Ohio. Mr and Mrs W M Atkinson of Clarke county hosted Frank R Corwin of Jamaica Long Island.
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J. P. Campbell
Baltimore
E. B. Smoke
White Hall
Edgar Smoke
Cleveland
Ohio
W. M. Atkinson
Clarke County
Frank R. Corwin
Jamaica
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Truth unfolds when time reveals its meaning
Earl L. Douglas reflects on how truth surfaces gradually. Jesus cautions that full understanding comes later and the mind later resolves questions once hidden processes complete. He likens this to unseen natural functions and a world guided by a benevolent divine order shaping nations and individuals.
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President should dump White House brain trust in bid for confidence
Henry J. Taylor argues President Kennedy should remove Arthur Schlesinger Jr and colleagues from the White House advisory group. He portrays Schlesinger’s 1947 and 1962 writings as sympathetic to socialism and warns such views undermine capitalist democracy and the New Frontier.
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David E. Bell
W. W. Heller
Jesse James
Schlesinger
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Winston Churchill
Andrew Jackson
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Mussolini
Jefferson
Chester Bowles
Bar Above Bathtub Aids Infirm and Elderly
Inquiries to Dear Doctor suggest simple DIY devices to aid entering and leaving the tub. A chromium bar or safety tub grip mounted over the tub edge provides a secure handhold. consult a plumber for installation.
How's Your IQ Ten Day Quiz Scoring Guide
A brief quiz guide outlines a 10 day IQ test based on 100 questions with daily scores. It lists interpreting results from Memory Genius to Good including a prompt to turn to page 2 for correct answers and presents ten sample questions on topics from geography to history and sports.
Pop And Mom Stores: Victims Of The Times
HAL BOYLE reflects on the decline of the pop and mom store, small family run shops once common across America. The piece notes how autos, suburbs, and mass retailers eroded this model, changing shopping from personal service to efficiency while preserving memories of neighborly, hands on work.
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Free Enterprise’s Limits in Labor and Management Debates
President Kennedy faces rising friction with labor and business as unions seek higher wages and industries press for government protection. Reports from the UAW, the Chamber of Commerce, and Kennedy-appointed boards reveal mutual demands for government aid, wage policy, and intervention, suggesting slow, cautious progress toward settlements.
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