May 20 1960 Winchester Evening Star front page
Bible verse and proverb text followed by a short devotional meditation on children and parents. No news events or local items are readable in the fragment. The page lists staff contacts and advertising notes but no actionable reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Mohawk
News Room
H. F. Byrd, JR
Béivers Business Koontz
Rufus Josey
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Teapmean EE Enema
Gallagher-DeLisser
Ins
Fast 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
TWUA Local 371 clash over funds and school support
A Front Royal Local 371 member, Edward Henry, highlighted what he called hypocrisy by TWUA leaders for funding the NAACP with union dues while opposing a local private school project. He cited annual dues of $38,000 and questioned the union's stance on member-directed investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Workers Union of America
Front Royal
Edward Henry
TWUA
Afl-Cio
NAACP
National Union
Henry
Should the U S Keep Diplomatic Ties With Russia
A Policy view argues for maintaining U S diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union despite Khrushchev's Paris press conference and boycott threats. It notes the ambassador's role, possible alternatives, and how a breach could affect future East-West dynamics and the 1956- era balance of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Rejoice in the Lord and the Gratitude Connection
Daily meditation reflects on the psalmist line about gratitude and happiness. It notes that true enjoyment of blessings comes from recognizing the providers behind them and the debts we owe to others for gifts and generosity.
Gratitude and Joy as Gifts from God
Earl L. Douglass argues that genuine gratitude heightens enjoyment of gifts and ingratitude diminishes value. He asserts happiness stems from gratitude and urges thankfulness to God as the ultimate giver of all good, beauty, and joy.
Texas Oklahoma storms leave deaths and damage in 1935
A 1935 flood and tornado path across Texas and Oklahoma caused over a dozen deaths and several missing. Scores were injured as the storms inflicted about 2 million dollars in damage. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Baird of Oak Hill hosted a luncheon near Marshall with Mrs. Harry K. Russell among the guests. Miss Gertrude Burgess visited Richmond with Mrs. Palmer Campbell on Stuart Avenue.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Alvin Baird
Oak Hill
Marshall
Harry K. Russell
Gertrude Burgess
Richmond
Palmer Campbell
Stuart Avenue
Henry S Baker Moves Stock to Gratchen Building
Fifty years ago Henry S Baker relocated his stock from the Bell building to the Gratchen building on east Water street. Miss Regina Reed visited Mrs Vernon Eddy in Lansdowne Pennsylvania. William McHenry, a noted Hagerstown horse dealer, was brought to court on a charge of breaking horses on the street Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Baker
Bell
Gratchen Building
East Water Street
Regina Reed
Vernon Eddy
Lansdowne
William McHenry
Hagerstown
Summit disputes and spy satellites reshape Cold War outlook
The 1960 summit clash deepens as the U S shifts from U2 overflights to a planned network of spy satellites. Khrushchev blocks earlier talks, then seeks UN Security Council involvement over aerial surveillance and Lebanon acts. The piece traces past summit squabbles and the evolving balance of power with reported satellite plans and veto threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Associated Press
United Nations Security Council
Gression
U.N
Security Council
Khrushchev
America
Iraq
Lebanon
United States
Britain
France
Yea Union
Council
Argentina
Ecuador
Italy
Ceylon
Poland
Tunisia
Bulgania
Khrushchee
Doctor Warns Middle Aged to Pace Summer Exercise
A physician advises middle aged readers to easy into summer activities. He outlines heart indicators of overexertion such as slow heart rate recovery, breathing, and tiredness, and stresses a yearly health audit and listening to the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman N. Gundesen
M.D
Remarks That Are Better Unsaid If You Can't Swim
A bundle of humorous lifeguard quips and political jabs recounted by HAL BOYLE. The notes feature beachside lines about swimmers and attention seekers, and border on sharp satire of Eisenhower Khrushchev exchanges while lampooning summer life.
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American Industrial Development Council
XYZ Corp
U.S
Space
Harrison Brown
National Academy of Science
Oceanography Committee
House Science and Astronautic Committee
Outer Space
Brown
Congressional Committee
Pentagon
Doris
Dorothy Andrews
James Wood
Jacksonville
Ala
First National Bank
U. S
Russia
Mr. Khrushchev
Mr. Eisenhower
General de Gaulle
East Germany
West Berlin
Hitler
Hungary
Congress
By Earl L. Douglass
Paris
Ey James Marlow
Doctor
Simon
Calvin Coolidge
Markin Time
Hal Boyle
New York
Mabel
Sixth Fleet
Europe
Joe
Jane
Tarzan
Buster
Wall Street
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