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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
4
Rates and contact details for Winchester Evening Star subscriptions and delivery options. Includes prices for one year, six months, and one month, plus information for independent motor route dealers and regional postage. Mentions staff roles and post office filing.
President Kennedy warned last week of a price rise ripple in steel and other industries and urged avoidance of an inflationary spiral. He proposes heavy deficits, a stance critics say would spur inflation while cutting taxes. In Newfoundland, 20 buffalo are to be released to test their suitability on an isolated island as part of plans to boost big game hunting and tourism.
The Star Files recalls 1953 events as President Dwight D. Eisenhower gave a birthday speech in Hershey Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Robert Mowery and Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown drove along the Skyline Drive. Mrs Andrew Bell of Buckroe Beach visited Mrs Dora Plank Brill at her home.
Twenty five years ago Morris Boyer and Herbert Manuel of Middletown left for Kansas City to attend the Future Farmers National Convention. William Sager of Bunker Hill announced the marriage of his daughter Virginia to Kenneth Smallwood, son of E. W. and Mrs. Smallwood. Mrs. Herbert B. Larrick and four daughters traveled to Goucher College for an American Association of University Women meeting.
A Cardiff dispatch reports five hundred or more miners killed in a catastrophic explosion at the Universal Colliery, the worst industrial tragedy in Wales. Miss Bertha Fries opens Good Samaritan public school in the county with strong attendance and bright term prospects. Capt. C. M. Louthan, Clarke County native and government revenue agent, has died in Charlottesville.
The piece warns against external religion and divided loyalty. It cautions that modern society’s comfort can mask insincerity, urging believers to maintain genuine faith with life in practice rather than mere outward observance.
Editorial from October 1 1953 argues freedom of the press protects individual liberty, cites Jefferson and Lincoln era warnings, warns against government or church control, and calls National Newspaper Week to safeguard free expression. It notes the press faces risks from dictators and stresses citizen responsibility and vigilance.
A quiz scoring guide outlines daily results from 9 to 10 correct as a Memory Genius 7 or 8 as Very Superior 5 or 6 as Excellent 4 as Good. It then asks Page 2 with ten questions about bombings Dynomite Hill Dali Gaullist politics points and poison gas history.
The Milton Hershey School at Hershey Pennsylvania grew from Milton S Hershey’s endowment plan to help orphaned boys. The 12 000 acre campus features cottages farm homes and academic and vocational facilities aimed at creating a homelike community with strong work values and broad educational options. Alumni statues and a lifetime commitment to funding college and trade training underscore Hershey’s legacy of philanthropy beyond his chocolate empire.
A meditation on Song of Solomon 2 3 1 5 warning believers to beware of minor faults that can ruin faith. It warns that such little things can usurp Christ as the Vine and believers as branches, threatening identity in faith.
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