Justice Dispensed By TWUA Bosses
Victor J. Canzano, hearing officer for the Textile Workers Union of America, ruled Front Royal Local 371 could not invest its funds in private school bonds. The decision, upheld by the TWUA Executive Council, is depicted as arbitrary and allegedly reflects national bosses imposing will, while AFL-CIO funds support NAACP school integration efforts.
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Victor J. Canzano
Textile Workers Union of America
Front Royal Local 371
TWUA
Canzano
Front Royal
Afl-Cio
NAACP
Socialists shun presidential bid as census trends warn cities struggle
The Socialist Party declined to nominate a candidate in 1960 after John Norman Thomas guidance, amid a shift toward socialism and urban suburban population changes. Personal income rose to a real 24 percent since 1949, yet inflation hit the elderly and disabled while many Americans saw little gain.
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Socialist Party
Washington
Robert M. LaFollette
Norman Thomas
Census Hopes Dim as City Voices Shake Nation
Preliminary 1960 census figures cause distress in large cities with anxious residents and officials voicing concern over slowing growth and shifting population trends. The report notes urban hardships and the potential impact on planning and federal aid.
Daily Meditation on Deliverance and Human Suffering
A religious meditation reflects on global misery and God’s provision through Jesus Christ. It notes sorrow on everyday streets, suffering of children and parents, and the moral distress of a world below human dignity.
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God
Jesus Christ
Jesus Urges Care for the Needy as He Weighed World Sorrow
Earl L Douglass notes Christ viewed humanity as sheep without a shepherd. Millions elsewhere know not which way to turn. Life offers an objective yet they find no comfort amid work and woe. Jesus urged remembrance of the maimed and blind and promised blessing for those who help.
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Christ
Jesus
War Issue Helps in Power Loss or Gain in Elections
The piece analyzes how the so called peace or war issue shapes elections. It cites 1940 and 1956 as examples where crisis moments benefited the governing party. It notes voters want peace but resist surrender and that economic conditions and crisis timing influence support for incumbents.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hitler
France
United States
Wealthy interests urged to guide teen thinking
The Charleston News and Courier comments that if affluent groups focused on offering solid ideas to youths rather than chasing teen opinion polls, the nation would gain a more secure future.
Students Win Local Leadership and College Honors
Miss Nalda Baughman won the Winchester Evening Star Leadership Award for the Frederick County school system. Miss Mary A. Williams was to graduate from Madison College in Harrisonburg. Miss Jean Anderson arrived from Averett College in Danville to spend summer with her parents.
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Nalda Baughman
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick County
Mary A. Williams
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Jean Anderson
Averett College
Danville
Frank Anderson
Memorial Day speaker Col. E. M. Whiting visits hometown
25 years ago in 1935 Col. E. M. Whiting USA spoke at local Memorial Day rites. A Detroit tester demonstrated a dental chair that played music into patients’ heads as drills operated. Stacy B. Lloyd, ex The Star staffer, bought the Clarke Courier in Berryville from Ralph N. Dorsey.
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Col. E. M. Whiting
USA
Detroit
Stacy B. Lloyd
the Star
Clarke Courier
Berryville
Ralph N. Dorsey
Lloyd
Memorial Day address honors 5000 Union graves in 1910 report
Reverend W. H. Carter delivered an eloquent Memorial Day address over more than 5 000 Union soldiers graves locally. Mrs. Thomas H. Sprint hosted her niece Miss Naomi Boyer of Summit Point West Virginia as a guest. Maurice Marple of Washington visited the city with his mother Mrs. Anna B. Marple for the day.
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W. H. Carter
Thomas H. Sprint
Naomi Boyer
Summit Point
W.va
Maurice Marple
Washington
Anna B. Marple
Analyzing Khrushchev Summit Wreck Theories
A Washington AP piece surveys guesses on why Khrushchev wrecked the 1960 summit with the West. It lists six potential motives from Berlin timing to U2 incidents and personal anger, noting the plane affair and Eisenhower’s role.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Macmillan
China
West
West Berlin
Eisenhower
Markin Time Poem of Courage and Perseverance
Thank God for hills where I have been and for a heavy load. I know that I must climb again and will have courage for the road.
The Doctor Speaks How to Guard Against An Attack of Poison Ivy
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains poison ivy risks and protection for summer hikers. He notes about half of adults are allergic to poison ivy family plants and forecasts 350000 rash cases this season. Key preventive steps include avoiding the plant, washing exposed skin quickly, and seeking medical help for severe inflammation.
How's Your IQ Based on 100 Questions 10 Days
A quiz scoring guide lists daily results from 9 or 10 correct as Memory Genius to 4 as good. It includes sample questions about wind direction on a weather vane, garter snakes diet, Joe Louis title win, the opening of the Declaration, water around the North Pole, first English Channel swim by a woman, and Paul’s shipwreck island.
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Joe Louis
North Pole
English Channel
Paul
Old 1904 Winchester notices in The Evening News Item
A reader recalls The Evening News Item issue of May 19 1904 with items on Miss Meta E Russell and Rev James H McAllister marriage and Mrs Mary Robin death. The statue of Sam Houston unveiled at National Star Hall and local business notes list prices and goods. Bridges over Shenandoah work proceeds with cement carloads arriving as second hand gasoline engines sell.
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Mohawk
H. F. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Rufus Josey
Eugene Miller
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Eicsaten Epeected
Associated Press
Winchester
Star
Evening News
Meta E. Russell
James H. McAllister
Mary Robin
Sam Houston
National Star Hall
Shenandoah
Castleman’s
Berry
Childhood Game Ends Fatally for Warren County Boy
A five year old boy Lynwood Carter died after a shotgun discharged during a game of cowboys in Bentonville. The Warren County Sheriff lists the incident as accidental and will not charge the nine year old brother. The boy is survived by his parents William and Hilda and several siblings. Funeral services were held at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church with burial in Bentonville Cemetery.
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Front Royal
Saturday
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Lynwood Clark Carter
William Robert
Hilda Jett Carter
Bentonville
Warren Memorial Hospital
Lynwood
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Tom Proctor
Warren County
William
Robert
James
Margaret
Gloria May
Evan
Jean 4'Cior
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