Winchester Evening Star Classified Rates and Contact Info
The notice lists newspaper office contact details for Winchester Virginia including H D Koontz business manager JACK F DAVIS executive editor and EUGENE MILLER managing editor. It also presents subscription rates by carrier or motor route and terms for one year six months and one month with outside Virginia and West Virginia postage adjustments.
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H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
É& W
Eisenhower Warns on Welfare State and Economic Strain
The article discusses ex President Eisenhower criticizing expanding welfare programs and government spending. It notes rising federal expenditures since World War II, inflation risks, and the impact on the value of savings and pensions. It cites U S industry expansion and high plant obsolescence amid global competition.
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Eisenhower
Saturday Evening Post
Poe Enorewees
U. S
Winchester Memorial Hospital to surpass one million in gross income
Homer E Alberti announced the Winchester Memorial Hospital would again top the $1 million mark in gross income. Airman Charles J Buckman of the 20th Air Force on Okinawa received the Air Medal. James Edgar Merica, son of Mr and Mrs Davis Merica Route 2, arrived at Camp Rucker Alabama for initial military training.
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Homer E. Alberti
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles J. Buckman
20Th Air Force
Okinawa
James Edgar Merica
Davis-Merica
Camp Rucker
Ala
Worcester’s Edwin J. Foster Spurns Gettysburg Gala Over Flag
Edwin J. Foster aged 89 a past commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic refused to take part in the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg if the Confederate flag was flown. Mrs L M Allen and her three sons Howard Lewis and Douglas planned to sail from New York for England then Scotland for the summer.
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Edwin J. Foster
Worcester
Mass
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
L. M. Allen
Howard
Lewis
Douglas
New York
England
Scotland
King Constantine Leaves Athens for Saloniki in War Move
Fifty years ago King Constantine of Greece hurried from Athens to Saloniki amid reports he would lead the field in the war with Bulgaria. Edward Lacy, an American, was killed and three Mexicans wounded in a clash between five American cattle rustlers and Mexican troopers near Canon Bonita Sonora. Miss Allen Capper hosted Miss Lyle Williams of Washington as a guest.
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Constantine
Greece
Athens
Saloniki
Edward Lacy
Canon Bonita Sonora
Allen Capper
Lyle Williams
Washington
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
The passage urges firm resolutions as a moral rock amid life’s storms. It compares a promontory resisting waves to principle that endures while empires crumble and figures vanish. Moral principle is described as the presence of God guiding life through turmoil.
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Weswe
Equal Choice Dilemmas in Jails and Schools Across U S
A syndicated critique notes federal judges ordering Birmingham schools to reinstate suspended black students and allowing waivers to return to class. It contrasts a District of Columbia ruling granting white prisoners dormitory choice with broader questions on rights and integration in schools nationwide.
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New York City
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Board of Education
Birmingham
Sfde
Elbert P. Tuttle
Fifth
Atlanta
Georgia
Ote
Tuttle
Reid Barnes
Barnes
Federal
South
Potomac
Washington
Oren R. Lewis
District of Columbia
Lorton Reformatory
U.S. Now Has One Car For Every Three People
A roundup notes American car ownership reaching one per three people. It cites 4.2 million used cars scrapped last year, a five percent share of popcorn sold, and assorted curiosities from arson to pearls. It also mentions notable quotes and historical trivia including presidents’ pastimes and death rankings.
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New York
America
Washington farm crisis shows farmer share shrinking
Analysis notes rising food costs and higher processing expenses squeeze farmer income. From 1961 to 1962 the farm share fell from 89 to 7 cents per consumer dollar, as input costs rise and marketing takes a larger cut amid population and income growth. A broader trend shows farm population halving 1940–60 while output grows.
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Agriculture Department
Early Diagnosis Boosts Rheumatic Fever Fight
Expert notes from the National Children’s Cardiac Hospital Miami highlight rapid detection and antibiotic treatment to reduce rheumatic fever complications. Gamma globulin, or G G, may protect exposed children from measles, hepatitis, and poliomyelitis, easing parental anxiety about school notices.
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National Children’s Cardiac Hospital
Miami
Florida
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A 10 day quiz scoring guide lists daily accuracy levels from memory genius to good. It poses hypothetical questions on history sports and U S topics, asking for correct answers and referencing page two for solutions. The fragment includes garbled phrasing and incomplete items across ten prompts and contexts.
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Ian Ore
U. S
Sam Wilhelm II
Arc
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U.S
Oath
Clarence W. Allgood
Kennedy
Somc Ingham
Allgood
Hal Boyle
Guy
Voltaire
Pyomar
Teddy Roosevelt
Rutherford B
John Adams
James A. Gar
United States
Washington Farm
By Kenneth Scheibel
North American Newspaper Alliance
Wen Cholla
Food and Drug Administration
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