They Forget His Works and Seek Their Own Counsel
A May 27, 1960 Winchester Evening Star column sings of memory and divine aid. The piece recalls Psalm 106:13 and laments that God’s part in America’s victories fades from public memory as world affairs grow perplexing.
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Winchester Evening Star
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Pasate Epeenenceiecattiae
Eniicmn
Pentecis
Pipers
Mohawk
H. F. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Rufus Josey
Eugene Miller
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
Winchester
God
America
Jobs Galore For College Grads
The job market for college graduates remains robust for 1960 with more openings and higher pay than last year. Firms seek engineers, scientists, and liberal arts majors. salaries range from about 300 to 500 dollars monthly, with bachelor and advanced degrees adding to earnings. Women pursuing work face strong demand amid shifting social norms.
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Columbia University
Business Week
Georgia Institute of Technology
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
University of Minnesota
General Electric
du Pont
American Management Association
Acquiring the Look Of Fantasy
A science article notes the paradox that science now resembles fantasy. It cites Dr. Harry F. Olson predicting voice controlled production lines with a phonetic typewriter. It also mentions a neutron star’s heavy core and a rapid spectrometer capable of chemical analysis in 110 thousandths of a second.
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Harry F. Olson
RCA Laboratories
National Academy of Science
War and its brutal training foreshadow troubled times
Thucydides authored the line about war eating margins of life and shaping temperament. The passage notes that modern unrest mirrors historical troubled times after protracted, brutal wars, with observers noting Europe’s recent volatility.
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Thucydides
Europe
War’s Destructive Climax Demands An End
Earl L. Douglass argues that war has caused immense suffering in Europe and globally. He warns that even the youngest will not see peace, urging immediate action to abolish war beyond domestic issues of business and science. He cites Thucydides to frame the warning.
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Europe
Thucydides
Eisenhower
Clarke County honor for Miss Kathryn Bell in leadership award
Five years ago Kathryn Bell a Clarke County High School student won the Winchester Evening Star Leader ship Award. Walker McC Bond was re elected president of the Frederick County Fruit Growers Assoc.
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Kathryn Bell
Clarke County High School
Clarke County
Winchester Evening Star
Walker McC. Bond
Frederick County Fruit Growers Assoc
Ransom Note Stirs Fear in Weyerhaeuser Case
Twenty five years ago in 1935 the ransom note to George Weyerhaeuser's parents raised fears negotiations could stall as FBI agents mounted a case. Virginia's insane and feeble minded hospital inmates rose from 8480 to 9000 in a year. Former Senator Pepper attacked the AAA hog tax as a sword of Damocles in Baltimore.
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George Weyerhaeuser
FBI
Virginia
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
AAA
Damocles
Coroner Hodgson Sees Clearly After Eye Surgery
50 Years Ago 1910 Coroner E L Hodgson recovering well after cataract removal at Memorial Hospital by Dr. Hunter Holmes McGuire and now able to see distinctly. Mrs Joel Randall visiting Grimes with her son Jacob Randall. Mrs Maggie Tidler of New Market visiting parents Mr and Mrs Reuben Triplett at Kernstown.
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E. L. Hodgson
Memorial Hospital
Hunter Holmes McGuire
Joel Randall
Grimes
Jacob Randall
Maggie Tidler
New Market
Reuben Triplett
Kernstown
The Doctor Speaks On Vitamins And Minerals
Dr Bundesen urges better handling of vegetables to preserve vitamins. He warns against washing and overcooking, advises refrigeration, minimal water, and timely cooking to retain nutrients. The piece notes freezing and canning help preserve minerals and vitamins when done properly.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
How's Your I Q Meta Quiz From Historic Page
A dated daily quiz feature offers 10 questions with scoring bands from Memory Genius to good. It lists queries on history and folklore including ancient civilizations, coal types, animal families, card games, Ali Baba, and more with an advertised page 2 answer key.
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Mexico
Jesus
U.8 Military Academy
Eisenhower Tones Down Khrushchev Attack in National Address
A calm presidential address contrasted with Khrushchev's personal outbursts, praising Eisenhower for restraint. The article highlights the U-2 incident details, satellite aid for intelligence, and the need to protect the free world while avoiding a rift with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Mr. Khrushchev
Paris
Secretary Herter Foresees Further Action by Reds
Secretary of State Christian Herter warned of further spectacular action by the Soviet leaders amid post summit turmoil. Morgan said Herter viewed Khrushchev’s Paris behavior as propaganda, with no firm proof of internal pressure in the USSR, and anticipated no more summits during Eisenhower’s remaining term.
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Khrushchev
United States
Francis Powers
Eisenhower
Secretary Herter
Reds
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Christian A. Herter
Herter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Paris
Morgan
Remarks that secretaries tire of hearing
Hal Boyle notes the wearying stock phrases used toward secretaries in offices. The column lists ubiquitous lines from bosses and colleagues about loyalty, dating, lunches, raises, and personal life, illustrating workplace sexism and repetitive pressures.
Hat on her head marks a simple clue
A brief note by Luther Markin observes that from a distance a hat is recognizable on a person’s head, contrasting with other unclear items a reader might see.
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