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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1963

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Classified Rates Fragment

Newspaper pricing details list subscription by carrier or motor route with annual and monthly options. Contact numbers 642-3424 and 662-3878 appear for business and news departments. Includes postal information and national representatives reference Gallagher Delisser in New York City.

Winchester Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East Ingle Gopf Sesees Kby

Smell appeal in advertising and Elsa Maxwell’s example

The piece discusses smell appeal in advertising, its claimed power to attract buyers, and cites industry claims from a 11 year research history with 700 psychologists. It shifts to Elsa Maxwell, praising her charm, wit, and influence, noting her life as a lesson in making the most of limited means. It ends with Santa Claus doubt among youth and a call for education without football.

Mrs Byrd hosts dinner and bridge for Baltimore guest

The Star Files notes 1938 social events with Mrs Richard E Byrd entertaining at dinner and bridge for Mrs Alexander Gordon of Baltimore. Circle No 1 of Centenary Reformed Church, led by Mrs Wyatt Richard, was hosted by Mrs Jack Widmeyer. Mr and Mrs Homer Lyman hosted as their guest their daughter Mrs Richard Hawkey of London England.

Richard E. Byrd Bridge Alexander Gordon Baltimore Jack Widmeyer Wyatt Richard Leader Centenary Reformed Church Homer Lyman Richard Hawkey London England

Steamship Balmes On Fire 600 Miles East of Bermuda

The Balmes bound Havana to Cadiz caught fire at sea about 600 miles east of Bermuda. The Cunard liner Pannonia was first on scene and rescued 103 passengers. A separate riot erupted in Old Bailey as suffragette Ella Pearce received 18 months in prison for incendiarism. An arson squad hurled rotten eggs at the judge before police removed them. R M Swimley advertised horse blankets, sewing machines, stoves and more in The Star.

Balmes Spanish Line Havana Cadiz Spain Bermuda Pannonia Cunard Company London Old Bailey Court Ella Pearce R. M. Swimley Star

Daily Meditation On Conformity And Self Improvement

Earl L. Douglas argues conformity can harm creativity when it traps potential. He warns conformity is good when it elevates standards such as courtesy and honesty, but harmful when it keeps people from reaching higher ideals. He urges conforming to the best seen and differencing to surpass the known best.

Kennedy Florida trip viewed as campaign move

A Tampa Bay opinion piece argues President Kennedy uses a Florida visit to inspect space and missile projects while boosting his re election bid. It cites civil rights battles and the timing of non political trips as part of the campaign strategy. The piece notes Kennedy will speak in Tampa and Miami before heading to New York for AFL CIO talks.

Washington Kennedy Florida U.S. Moon Presidntial Office Cape Canaveral Tampa Times Tampa Birmingham Chicago Florida State Chamber of Commerce Miami Intr-American Press Institute New York Afl-Cio National Labor Sinc White House

Bad-Tempered Bus Driver Provokes 350 Passengers

New York AP report notes a bus driver in a foul mood can spark quarrels, leaving 350 riders ready to fight. The column humorously links temper, social scenes, and everyday annoyances from cab hailing to cocktail parties.

After crosses and losses, humility grows wiser

Quote from Psalms 131:1 and a Benjamin Franklin moral about how suffering teaches humility and wisdom. This compact note frames patience and modesty as a guiding virtue after hardship, suitable for a spiritual or reflective page.

Benjamin Franklin

Truck Driver Tells Bee Caused Lane Drift Crash

In Canaan Connecticut Steven Stack a 35 year old Watertown man swatted at a bee and failed to stay in lane causing a truck to strike a pole knock down four fence posts and a highway sign. He received a ticket for failure to stay in lane. He was not stung.

Canaan, Conn Steven Stack Watertown Stack

Hand surgery and ovarian cyst questions clarify options

A reader asks about Dupuytren's contracture recurrence after hand surgery and whether recurrence is common. Doctors note early operation yields best results but relapse can occur and discuss factors for retreatment with an experienced hand surgeon. A second question covers ovarian cysts their causes malignancy risk and when removal is needed.

Dupuytren

Soul and body seek a holy worldly aim

The verse contrasts body and soul and urges a worthy goal. It argues that the body supports the soul while achieving a holy, worldly-minded objective through disciplined virtue. It reflects on balance between spirit and conduct.

Cheese spread with onion and anchovy highlights

A flavorful cheese spread combines grated onion and minced anchovies for a savory topping. The recipe emphasizes a rich taste and smooth texture ideal for serving with crackers or bread.

Road back to Alger Hiss era in State Department

Henry J. Taylor argues the State Department remains on the road back to the days of Alger Hiss as internal foes target Otto Otepka and security chiefs. He notes wire taps and politicized personnel moves, with Otepka and Elmer Hipsley framed while Salvatore Bontempo’s influence faces scrutiny.

State Dept Alger Hiss Otto F. Otepka State Department Otepka Washington Europe Geneva Moscow Tehran Otto Otepka Elmer Hipsley State Newark N. J Salvatore A. Bontempo Hinkey Dink Bathone John Old River Chicago Bontempo New Jersey Illinois Roger Tubby Herman Pollack Wiliam O. Boswell Rep John Tower Texas Kennedy Secretary of Dean Rusk Senate Internal Security Subcommittee White House Statement Rusk Walter Foreign Service Thomas J. Dodd Conn Moon

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