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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1963
Page
4
The text lists staff roles and addresses for a Mead daily newspaper established in 1896. It notes the paper is published in Winchester Virginia with post office designation and details on rates, but many words are garbled. It references the publisher’s office in New York and various managers.
Two Detroit psychiatrists analyze 300 industrial accident victims noting high pre accident anxiety and work distaste. They suggest some injuries may be self generated to avoid work, urging safer placements for emotionally troubled workers while highlighting broader concerns about preventable accidents and safety culture.
The Star Files recalls 1938 actions after Ernest Von Rath's murder, 500000 Jews ousted from German economic life and fined one billion marks. Goering announced the decree after a ministers' conference. Also notes social visits at a football game in Lexington and a hosted gathering for Miss Marie Hannum.
Five Friendship Fire Company members Carson Spillman Irwin Arnold Fred Forney W E Jones W C Perry and William Dunn visited Hagerstown on company business. They traveled in J E Corrells touring car loaned for the occasion. An earthquake in Lima Peru killed 150 and left 8000 homeless. Communication with Lima was severed and news relayed by courier.
The piece reflects on envy of high status and praises humility choosing humble companions. It cites Abraham Lincoln on happiness and Jesus with his humble followers, urging readers to measure success by inward steadiness rather than rank. It emphasizes self steadiness and moral character over position.
Senator Thomas Dodd of Connecticut condemned the State Department for dismissing Otto Otepka, alleging it violated civil service rights and chilled cooperation with Congress. The Internal Security Subcommittee later cited an eavesdropping device in Otepka’s office, prompting calls to dismiss the accusers. The episode raises broader questions about security clearances and executive branch disclosure.
A playful roundup notes women and children give parakeets better results than men in teaching speech. It cites anecdotes and light trivia on budgets, pearls, shopping, and notable sayings from figures like Ogden Nash and Eleanor Roosevelt.
Henry J. Taylor argues the U S cotton deal with Nasser cost taxpayers 55 million while 37 million in gains vanish through manipulation. He condemns foreign aid policies as misleading and calls for a 3 5 billion cut to break the stalemate.
Medical Q and A covers persistent nosebleeds risk factors and simple home stop methods. It also addresses chronic ulcers, treatment timelines, recurrence risks, and the need to distinguish new ulcers from other causes. Includes a sample scoring quiz with varied questions.
A Bible verse from Galatians 5 7 warns of hindrance to truth. A James Russell Lowell line reflects the moment a nation chooses between truth and falsehood in a struggle between good and evil.
Poetic fragment reflecting on building a moral barrier to keep sin out. The speaker notes gaps in any wall and the limits of faith to shield communities from wrongdoing. The verse hints at humility and the imperfect human effort in moral guardianship.
A historical note explains the blast furnace recipe requires more air than mineral input. Standard proportions cite roughly two tons of iron ore, about one ton of coke, half a ton of limestone, and four tons of air to produce a ton of pig iron.
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