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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1961
Page
4
Expect Trouble Over Berlin
In midyear West Germany holds a national election and in fall the Soviet Union stages a Communist party congress in Moscow. The text warns Berlin could be a focal point of new Cold War tension and notes Western concerns over Khrushchev era risks while highlighting space program spin-off medical advances and their promise for preventive medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Germany
America
Timely Mental Care in New York City
A team of psychiatric workers will patrol high delinquency areas to identify youths with mental disturbances and encourage treatment. The piece argues for early detection, notes reluctance to seek care, and highlights New York City facilities as a potential source of effective intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rational Representatives
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
New York
Virginia Avenue School Pet Show Draws Wide Interest
The 1951 event featured entries from ponies to ants with 59 dogs and 30 cats. Norman Jones won best dog while Judith Hurst Mary McGolerick and Joanne Rosenberger tied for first in cat judging. Conrad Hoover Post staged a donkey baseball game for the Legions Child Welfare Fund. Stewart Bell Jr hosted an informal gathering for Mr and Mrs Charles P Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Avenue School
Norman Jones
Judith Hurst
Mary McGolerick
Joanne Rosenberger
Conrad Hoover
The
American Legion
Legions’ Child Welfare Fund
Stewart Bell, Jr
Charles P. Marks
Daily Meditation on Preaching As We Go
The piece interprets Jesus command to preach as a duty for all believers not as constant sermonizing. It stresses practical, nonintrusive faith sharing rather than pressuring friends or becoming pests with religious talk.
Sugar the Irish setter returns after four day absence
25 Years Ago 1936 Sugar a three year old Irish setter wandered home after four days from her master Police Chief C W Hollis. The sacrament of confirmation was given to 76 persons at the Church of the Sacred Heart by Rt Rev Peter Leo Treton of Richmond. Mr W R Underwood hosted a party for his son Bobby Clay on his fifth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar
C. W. Hollis
Church of the Sacred Heart
Peter Leo Treton
Richmond
Mr. W. R. Underwood
Bobby Clay
Local notes and notable movements from 1911
Mrs. S. H. Hansborough hosted Mrs. J Ryland Murdock of California as a guest. Commonwealth's Attorney James P. Rear Don moved his office to 18 Rouss avenue near the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Dr. Robert Atkinson of Baltimore died after pneumonia. he was cousin of Mrs. Juliet A. McCaw. William R. Hearst named Champ Clark as his first choice for the Democratic presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
Rouss Avenue
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Robert Atkinson
Baltimore
Juliet A. McCaw
William R. Hearst
Champ Clark
Everyday Sermon: Our Lives Preach More Than Words
By Earl L. Douglas the article argues the greatest sermon is the daily conduct of believers. It asserts actions and attitudes proclaim more power than any spoken sermon and encourages Christians to live out godliness and hope for others.
Freshly Minted Experts Question Peace Corps Criticism
A New York Times Magazine piece by George H. T. Kimble argues for a nuanced view of the Peace Corps. He suggests redefining goals, avoiding a purely military frame, and considers shifting sponsorship away from the U S government to universities or a consortium to improve effectiveness and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Indiana University
George H. T. Kimble
U.S
Peace Corps
Kimble
Kennedy outlines bold social and economic road abroad
President Kennedy signals a global push for social and economic reform while avoiding direct military commitments. He critiques oppression and vows aid to backward nations, but leaves unclear how quickly or where U S aid will be applied and whether reforms will target land ownership or governance structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Washington
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Southeast Asia
U.S
Laos
Korea
South Viet Nam
United States
America
Khrushchev
Vienna
109 Frederick County farmers sign for feed grain program
A total of 109 Frederick County farmers signed the intention to participate and application for payment in the Feed Grain Program, with a base of 2,074 acres and a plan to divert 1,424.6 acres. ASC office reports 187 farmers signed acreage reports. 78 did not participate due to needs for pasture, hay, or silage base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County
ASC
Atte
Etna
ASC of
Your Health Capital First Aid Ideas For Vacation Emergencies
Burton H FERN M D outlines practical home first aid for trips and vacations. He recommends basic supplies in the car trunk, sterilized water for wounds, three inch gauze pads, and humane bandaging, plus items for insect bites, motion sickness, and sunburn. He stresses keeping batteries pencils and records to track treatment dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton H. Fern
M.D
Junior
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
A quiz scoring guide describes daily results from 9 to 10 correct answers as Memory Genius down to 4. The quiz asks ten questions about topics from language to history and science. It includes a noted page 2 item and varied facts, such as island groups and atomic history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Ieeemi Whee
Samar
Hiroshima
Jefferson
Franklin
Madison
Plato
Market for Women's Pants Expands into Grandmothers
New York AP reports the market for women's pants grows with First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy's influence boosting sales. Jack Winter, head of a Milwaukee firm, notes demand now runs 25 to 30 million pairs annually and credits his teenage son for a pivotal idea that shifted focus from men to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack of
Uplift
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Winter
Milwaukee
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Jack Winter
Jack
Michael
Muriel
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