Winchester Star May 3 1959 Saints and stone verses
Local notes reflect the day’s content with a religious verse from Psalms and a quotation about prophets and heroes. The page is a district edition of the Winchester Evening Star dated Saturday May 3 1959 featuring editorial fragments and standard masthead information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
F. Byrd, JR
MD, Koontz
Rufus Josey
Mohawk
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Winchester
Associated Press
W. Va
Inflation facts and a wage of progress through history
A column contrasts Senator McDonald’s inflation denial with real prices and living costs. It notes postwar car and home price jumps, grocery price shifts, and argues inflation stems from demand and policy, not the steel industry. The piece surveys Geneva talks and U.S. aviation versus automotive employment trends into 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McDonald
Uncle Sam
Federal Treasury
Never Abandon A Mine Shaft Fifty Feet Farther
An old miner’s saying reflects the value of perseverance. Fortunes were earned by going fifty feet farther, reworking tailings, and refusing to abandon promising shafts. The moral: our souls are found in perseverance amid lost or discarded efforts.
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Westland
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Edwin Embrey
Mrs Embrey formerly Miss Betty Danko. Mrs Loy returns home on Amherst street after two month visit with Mr and Mrs Fisher of Houston Texas. Mrs Thomas Nelson Armel of Berryville hosts Mr and Mrs Eugene A Davis and son Harmon of Kankakee Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Embrey
Embrey
Betty Danko
Amherst Street
R. A. Fisher
Houston
Texas
Thomas Nelson Armel
Berryville
Eugene A. Davis
Son Harmon
Kankakee
Illinois
Powell Inc Organized by Massey Brothers in 1934
Twenty five years ago Powell Inc organized by the Massey brothers and New York interests planned to start fruit brandy production locally. Miss Lillian E. Anderson of this city, Winchester Memorial Hospital Superintendent, was named first vice president of the Graduate Nurses Association of Virginia. Miss Jane Ellen Berry returned home after visiting Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Inc
Massey Brothers
New York
Lillian E. Anderson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Graduate Nurses’ Association of Virginia
Jane Ellen Berry
Herbert Ward
Harrisonburg
Broker opens office in bank building 1909
Fifty years ago F S Stewart a stock and grain broker opened an office in Room 9 of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank Building. Dr J E Clagett and Mrs Clagett resided at Wipter Hill near Marlboro. Rev S D Skelton passed through Winchester en route home from the Shenandoah County Anti Saloon League meeting at Woodstock to Berkeley Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Stewart
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
J. E. Clagett
Baltimore Medical College
Hard Luck Story of an Artist John Trumbull in Paris 1797
The American painter John Trumbull, stranded in Paris during the Paris Revolution, finds aid in Jacques Louis David who vouches for him at the police ministry. Trumbull’s career, life struggles, and enduring depictions of America's founding moments are traced from his Harvard days to his final years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trumbull
Paris
Trumbull
Jacques Louis David
Bunker Hill
David
Ministry of Police
Bunker’s Hill
Trenton
Jefferson
Jackson
Harvard
Washington
Continental Army
England
Benjamin West
West
Andre
London
Boston Harbor
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
America
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
George Washington
Princeton
Madison
New
Capitol
General Burgoyne
Saratoga
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Sarah
American Academy of Fine Arts
Samuel F. B. Morse
National Academy of Design
Academy
Yale University
Yale
Trumbull Gallery
New Haven
Benjamin Silliman
Montgomery
Qubec
Canada
Professors urged by Wilson College students to lower noise
Professor Robert E. Bell told colleagues at a Wilson College faculty meeting that students asked the faculty to keep library noise down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg, Pa
Robert E. Bell
Wilson College
TV Finds New Field
Closed circuit television eases sidewalk supervisors on the Libbey-Owens-Ford 15 story office project in Toledo. A camera on the 10th floor flashes live steelwork action to a sidewalk screen at eye level, letting workers above and pedestrians watch the progress in safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Libbey-Owens-Ford
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David McDonald
Steelworkers Union
McDonald
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
The
Aircraft Industries Association
Aviation Facts and Figures
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
By Earl L. Douglass
E. H. Silverman
Call of Europe
Harriet Wadsworth
Harriet
Sarah Hope Harvey
American Heritage, Inc
Tion
Benjamin Lincoln
South
Yale University Art Gallery
AEG
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