Winchester Evening Star masthead notice
Historic Virginia newspaper page presents masthead details for Winchester Evening Star with staff roles and contact numbers, including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor H. D. Koontz as Business Manager Eugene Miller as Managing Editor. Subscription rates, mailing options, and national representation info are listed for readers and advertisers.
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Jack F. Davis
H. D. Koontz
Eugene Miller
Inflation and Hospital Costs Spark Debate Over Medicare
A 1963 analysis notes rising medical expenses as life expectancy grows and use of hospital care expands. Costs outpace other items, with public non governmental stays rising from 148 to 279 dollars over a decade and daily patient costs up to 36.83 dollars. Administrators warn payrolls and overhead push prices higher, urging cheaper outpatient care and possible Medicare reform.
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New York
United States
Canada
Perpher
New City
Dreaming to achieve boosts daydreamers' drive and creativity
Psychologist Jerome L. Singer found that frequent daydreamers show more self awareness and insight, aiding goal pursuit if they act on their desires. Daydreaming often occurs before sleep, not during work.
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Jerome L. Singer
Today’s Health Magazine
Walter Mitty
Treasury debt climbs to new high at 38.45 billion
The Treasury disclosed a federal debt rise to 38,452,377,297 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Manuel announce the birth of a daughter, Judith Ann, with Mrs. Manuel formerly Miss Alice Galloway.
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Carlton Manuel
Judith Ann
Manuel
Alice Galloway
Martinsburg Judge Drifts Into New York Hotel In Disoriented Condition
1913 report states Justice Harry Smith Thompson of the Martinsburg police court appeared at a New York hotel in rags claiming drugging robbery and amnesia. He was hospitalized, identified himself, and alleged he was left near a lumber yard on the West Side. W Spott White elected SPCA president.
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Harry Smith Thompson
Police Court
Martinsburg
W. Spott White
SPCA
8. I Tae
W. D. Smith
C. B. Kefer
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
Forward or backward, we move one way. After a age we decline, yet morally mentally spiritually we can always progress. Titan painted his greatest work at ninety six and again at ninety nine. Check yourself you are not standing still you are moving forward or backward.
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Titan
A Decade of Progress in Virginia Public Education
A Virginia brochure details 1953 to 1963 progress in public education. Highlights include expanded funding exceeding 350 million dollars, 12 000 new classrooms and 3 000 special rooms, enrollment rising from 695 277 to 933 094, and teacher counts increasing from 25 566 to 38 548.
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Virginia
State Department of Education
Richmond
Woodrow W. Wilkerson
Dea Levi i
Veewinia
General Assembly
of Virginia
Mother Free Under Bond in Fatal Shooting
Joyce Gilbert, mother of three from Pennington Gap, released on bond on a murder charge for the fatal shooting of her husband at their Meadow Fork home. A November 15 preliminary hearing is scheduled.
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Pennington Gap
Lee County
Joyce Gilbert
Meadow Fork
Bible Thought on Jesus and the Crucifixion
A Bible thought notes Acts 5 30 where God of our fathers raised Jesus whom you killed by hanging him on a tree. The message claims Christ has endured beyond the empire that crucified Him for nineteen centuries as a fact that outlaws the dictators.
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God of Our Fathers
Jesus
Acts
Christ
Auto Wash Ad Claims Imported Water On Foreign Cars
Miami report notes an automotive wash firm advertising that imported water is used on all foreign cars amid a growing trend of branded car care claims.
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Miami
Use of Protest Vote Seen As Best Path To White House
Henry J. Taylor argues that a protest vote offers a decisive path to the White House, focusing on harnessing public anger rather than calm programs. He notes past presidents faced voter swings and economic strains, with the protest vote shaping first term outcomes and political fortunes.
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White House
House
Grover
William Mo Ley
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Appendixitis in Children A Warning on Detection and Risks
An article warns that appendicitis is harder to recognize in children increasing the risk of serious complications. Early, emergency surgery is advised once diagnosis is made to prevent abscess, peritonitis, or death. Symptoms are vague irritability fever and vomiting may mask the illness, especially in infants and young kids.
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