Local News Notes and Contacts at Winchester Gazette
A compact page lists staff contacts Rufus Jos ey associate editor and office phones Mohawk 2 3424 for business and Mohawk 2 3419 for news. It notes national representation Gallagher DeLisser Inc New York and publication details including postal handling and subscription rates.
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A. Rufus Josey
Mohawk
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Winchester
Associated Press
California plan prompts Virginia insurance study and rate rise
The Star reports the California safe driver plan, tying auto rates to driving records, has sparked interest in Virginia. California began an experimental rating system May 1, offering up to a 20 percent discount for no infractions, with higher premiums for multiple violations. Virginia’s State Corporation Commission started a full scale study while approving an 8.7 percent liability rate increase. The study faces prior feasibility concerns from insurers, SCC, and DMV as evaluations proceed.
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The
Star
California
Virginia
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Retirement Reveals New Roles and Insights for Elder Adults
The piece argues retirement shifts activity from career work to new pursuits and stresses that the elderly can be more useful than in midlife. It highlights accumulated experiences, evolving insight, and ancient respect for elder wisdom, urging value beyond age sixty five.
Virginia DMV records gaps threaten insurance fairness
The piece notes missing accident data for drivers in Virginia due to claims under fifty dollars not reported to the DMV. The SCC spokesman says difficulties can be overcome. Rising repair costs and more accidents push insurance rates higher, while California’s plan aims to reward safe drivers and charge higher rates to those who cause accidents, improving incentives to drive carefully.
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Virginia
DMV
SCC
California
Editorial Digest Highlights From 40 Newspapers
A digest feature curates the most compelling editorials arriving daily from forty contributing papers. Readers gain quick access to varied viewpoints and broader public conversation across multiple regions.
Our Flexible Lawmakers Weary the Byrd Highway Rule
Wall Street Journal criticizes lawmakers for suspending the Byrd amendment to the Federal highway trust fund. The House Public Works Committee advances legislation allowing spending beyond revenue, effectively postponing funding concerns. The piece mocks political agility while noting growing deficits.
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Byrd
House Public Works Committee
Identical Bids Plague TVA Equipment Contracts
The Knoxville News-Sentinel reports 47 firms submitted identical bids to the Tennessee Valley Authority over the past three years, even to the hundredth of a cent. The pattern raises questions about foreign competition, bid rigging, and potential antitrust concerns, as public interest and honest competition are at stake.
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Knoxville News-Sentinel
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
The
News-Sentinel
Clarke County High School picks Miley as principal
From The Star Files ten years ago in 1949 Clarke County High School at Berryville named C. E. Miley Jr principal of the new school. Shirley O Bly was elected president of the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce. Jack K Butler son of Robert R Butler of Albin was tapped for Scabbard and Blade and would join 20 other Virginia Teach cadets.
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C. E. Miley, Jr
Clarke County High School
Berryville
Shirley O. Bly
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jack K. Butler
Robert R. Butler
Albin
Virginia
National Honorary Military Society
Little boy saved as car passes over him at Stephens City
Five year old John Franklin Lemley narrowly escaped injury when an automobile struck him but the wheels did not touch his body, drawing praise for a miraculous incident reported in Stephens City. Chicago World Fair 1934 opened to sunny skies and a crowd of 6,689 within 90 minutes of opening. Dr. E C Stuart Jr. was set to graduate from McGill University medical department in Montreal on May 29.
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John Franklin Lemley
Eldridge M. Lemley
Stephens City
Chicago
E.C. Stuart, Jr
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Lynchburg Anti-Saloon League Aids Enforcement 1934
In 1934 the Lynchburg Anti-Saloon League aided authorities enforcing laws against near beer and hard cider sales. Gray Silver of Bunker Hill shipped a carload of lambs to eastern markets.
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Lynchburg
New York City Seeks Independence From Upstate State Control
An opinion piece argues City Council approval to form a committee studying New York City becoming a separate state. It complains of unequal funding, lists grievances, and outlines steps to petition the legislature and Congress, with Mayor Wagner favoring sovereignty under a two party system.
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New York City
South New York
New York State
Congress of the United State
How to Score A 100 Question Daily Test
Score based on 100 questions over 10 days with daily bands from Memory Genius to Good. Turn to Page 2 for the correct answers. Sample questions include winged horse of Minerva, Raleigh execution method, first Civil War shot, baby kangaroo size, yellowhammer carpenters tool, and 1959 Kentucky Derby winner.
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Walter Raleigh
Markin Time Woman Wonders Why She Was Not Loved
A speaker reflecting on lost love recalls doing without many comforts and wonders why her sacrifices in clothes trips and books did not earn love, describing her emotional struggle and gratitude for past sacrifices.
Borgnine Finds New Life in Love With Katy Jurado
Ernest Borgnine says marriage plans to Mexican actress Katy Jurado will unfold after his divorce. They aim for civil then church ceremonies in Mexico and will split time between Cuernavaca Acapulco and Hollywood for filming. He notes relaxed Mexican life contrasts with U S rush and traffic, and recalls international work from Australia to Berlin with fans shouting Marty in West Berlin.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Ernest Borgnine
Katy Jurado
Katy
Mexico
Cuernavaca
Acapulco
Ernie
Australia
Berlin
West Berlin
Marty
Credit Demands Exceed Investment Funds in 1950s
New York AP reports that saving behavior among individuals remains steady while business savings rise and fall with economic conditions. Government fiscal action proves most volatile, shifting money by either injecting or withdrawing funds, influencing credit availability and inflation risk.
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New York
Sam
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Anchovy Fillets Elevate Hardcooked Eggs for Salads
The article notes anchovy fillets enhance hardcooked eggs used in salads or sandwiches, boosting flavor and umami. It presents a simple idea for adding savory depth to common egg dishes and suggests practical applications.
Flash Card Method Aids Tina’s School Marks
Dr George W Crane outlines a program using flash cards to boost Tina Z to average in reading arithmetic and grammar. The method includes Binet testing with proper vision and health checks, rapport building, and intensive drill on nouns verbs and adjectives to address reading fear and weak spots.
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Tina
Binet
The Doctor Speaks on Quitting Smoking and Pregnancy Question
Dr Bundesen discusses a British plan using vacations from smoking and a London smokers clinic with a four day guest house program. He notes 150 registered, 30 quit, and compares to weight loss and AA programs. Also included is a Q and A on pregnancy after menopause and menarche timing.
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Great Britain
London
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