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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
4
Local newspaper masthead lists staff and contact numbers with subscription rates and mailing details for Winchester Virginia edition. Rates show one year nine fifty, six months five twenty five, and monthly one dollar with regional postage notes.
The article outlines American Education Week activities in Winchester Clarke and Frederick Counties. It highlights core values such as democracy and liberty, calls for expanded opportunities, stronger special education, quality teaching, balanced curricula, community support, and increased financial backing to strengthen national education and future manpower.
The article argues NATO falters because most members fail to meet their financial commitments, with the United States and West Germany meeting obligations while others like France seek independence. It warns of possible troop reductions and urges a united European effort or a return to national reliance.
Sam S. Thomas, Clarke County revenue commissioner, reports retail sales rose to 1,712,322 in 1937 from 1,290,029 in 1936 with groceries comprising most of the business. A. L. Place hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Earl Omps celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Locals Herbert Stultz Harley Swisher Ira Sirbaugh and William Woolingham attended a Hagerstown radio service lecture by John F Rider.
Fifty years ago in 1913 British suffragettes destroyed Cactus House in Manchester, flames damaging $100,000 in art. Begbrook mansion in New Bristol and Catford’s bowling club were also torched. A Navy cruise fund of $12,000 vanished with Luigi Camerazzo while Clevenger and Cooper attend a Prohibitionists convention in Columbus.
Earl L. Douglas argues that Communism misreads Christian truth and that early Christianity failed when it adopted common ownership. He cites Jerusalem’s famine and Paul’s aid collections to show Christianity supports free enterprise and fair wages for labor.
A guide to diaper rash in babies explains causes such as coarse diapers and prolonged wetting, with prevention like regular diaper changes and proper rinsing. It notes that ammonia from intestinal bacteria irritates skin and recommends safe treatments including Diaparen, zinc oxide, or Larsson paste, while cautioning against strong poisons.
The essay questions why the State Department briefings are held for newsmen and broadcasters in Washington each fall. It argues officials mislead or withhold, cites Castro and Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu as examples, and asks why editors accept background rules and why press groups fail to challenge such practices.
The note cites Luke 21 14 urging settled minds and timely action after seeking good counsel. It references Cajus Sallust and emphasizes not meditating beforehand on the answer but obtaining guidance first and then acting without delay.
A reflective meditation on choosing to gather the best insights to share with others. The speaker vows to pursue clarity and guidance, believing life remains good as they face the light and keep living.
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