Obedience to law urged by Winchester Star note
A Winchester Evening Star snippet from May 19 1961 features an admonition about submitting to governing authorities citing Romans 13 1. It appears in a public notice context with national representations listed and editorial leadership names included.
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Winchester Evening Star
Mohawk
News Room
H. J. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Rufus Josey
Eugene Miller
Rr TS
Winchester
DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
FBI
Normality and progress clash in science and farming debates
A survey questions the sameness of the “normal” man and cites debates on creativity and boredom. The piece links farm research neglect to industry gains via new uses for crops, then notes British Lords politics and Benn’s House of Lords seat, plus Preakness viewership and a quirky pet story.
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Department of Agriculture
House of Lords
House of Commons
Anthony Wedgwood Benn
Viscount Stansgate
Labor Party
Commons
Benn
Paul Before Agrippa Recites Conversion Vision
The passage notes Paul appearing before King Agrippa and Queen Bernice to recount his conversion. It mentions a vision of Christ on the road to Damascus and describes the inner vision as a real, ongoing experience despite the lengthy discussion.
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St. Paul
Agrippa
Bernice
Christ
Paul
Jerusalem
Damascus
Handley High wins CVAL track meet in Winchester
Twenty five years ago 1936 Handley High School topped the Cumberland Valley Athletic League with 42 points in Winchester. Halford Baker set a 440 yard dash record at 55 seconds flat amid a stormy day as Ringling Bros circus tent collapsed in Washington. Present in Winchester were Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Ebert and daughter, Mamie Brown, Carroll Willis, and Harry C. Grimm.
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Handley High School
Winchester
Halford Baker
Washington
Ringling Bros. Circus
Harry W. Ebert
Mamie Brown
Carroll Willis
Harry C. Grimm
Faculty and Local News from Fort Loudoun Seminary 1911
Forty fifty years ago notes report Katharine R. Glass joining the Fort Loudoun Seminary for 1911 12 teaching piano English Latin French and German. Apple growers advised to spray promptly using atomic sulfur for cedar rust arsenate lead and lime sulfur to kill codling moth. Mrs F M Moore arrives from Middlebury Vermont to spend the summer with Mr and Mrs Frank Baker on West Piccadilly Street. Mr Moore to join later.
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Fort Loudoun Seminary
Katharine R. Glass
F. M. Moore
Middleburg
Frank Baker
West Piccadilly Street
Moore
Divine guidance and prayer lead to truth
Earl L. Douglas urges that God remains present after creation and that the Holy Spirit guides today as it did for saints. He counsels bringing life anxieties to prayer for illumination and states the next move rests with the individual.
Irony of Kennedy Khrushchev Talks Seem Unsettled
Washington observes that Kennedy and Khrushchev may not resolve their major disputes as they discuss nuclear testing disarmament and Laos. The piece notes American setbacks from Laos Cuba and Korea and suggests Khrushchev could perceivedly outmaneuver Kennedy, affecting U.S. prestige.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Laos
Kennedy
Soviet Union
France
China
Red China
United States
Eisenhower
Paris
Cuba
America
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Western Hemisphere
Average wedding costs rise in new york bride or dad pays
The HAL BOYLE piece notes the average wedding costs about 1700 dollars with 160 for the dress and 600 for a reception, plus 400 for the honeymoon. It also mentions age trends and light trivia on pigs phones bees and jokes.
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New York
Sma
Cornell University
John Dewey
Leash Law and Higher Dog License Favored
Christian Gutman argues for a city leash ordinance to curb wandering dogs in Winchester. He proposes raising the annual dog license from 1 to 10 dollars, citing Baltimore as a model where higher fees reduced stray dogs.
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the Star
Winchester
Baltimore
Medical Roundhouse May Be Cure for Sick Hospital
Burton H. Fern M D argues for a redesigned hospital layout with a circular central desk and nurses overseeing twelve rooms, enabling tiered care from self care to private rooms. He envisions sections for emergency, open wards, semi private, and a DIY area to reduce costs and speed care. He notes potential risks of new tech like elevator rooms and misbuttoning by staff.
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Medical Round House
How's Your I Q Based on 100 questions and a 10 day plan
A reader self quizzes with daily scoring from 9 10 correct answers to 1 2. It asks 10 questions about U S and world history geography and notable facts including Louisianna Purchase leadership Mt Holyoke and Smith location Red Cross HQ public officeholder nicknamed Cactus Jack Golden Age Greece vs Rome California Mexico McClellan Krupp Germany a French pharmacist slogan and animal biology.
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U.S
France
Mt. Holyoke and
Smith
American Red Cross
New
Marketing Services Return $14 for Every $1 Invested
Virginia farmers gain about 14 dollars for each dollar invested in the Federal-State Marketing Service. Hollis Shomo testifies before a House subcommittee noting over 4 million dollars in tangibles and urging expansion into more commodities including tobacco and market development. He cites 1955 to present spending and calls for full time staff to address quality and warehouse efficiency.
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Washington
Virginia
Hollis Shomo
Virginia Division of Markets
Shomo
House
Virginia Markets Division
Hampton Receives Go Ahead for Educational TV Channel
The Hampton Roads Educational Television Association will file with the FCC for an educational channel. The Norfolk school board approved a joint operation plan for next year. The group aims to reuse WVEC-TVs old Hampton tower and transmit on Channel 15 after WVEC-TV stops educational programs this year.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads Educational Television Association
Federal Communications Commission
Norfolk School Board
Hampton School Joint Operation
Vision
Apnea
Ww. E. Camn
FCC
WVEC
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