Winchester Evening Star Classified Notice Brief
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Winchester
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New York City
History repeats as Castro ben Bella visit cited in Washington
The piece contrasts Fidel Castro and Ahmed Ben Bella in Washington and Havana, noting Ben Bella’s praise and U.S. reception. It cites a Senate subcommittee probe of William Wieland and discusses small towns facing decline with Ralph Dakin proposing cooperative regional solutions. It ends with German road food recommendations for drivers.
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Fidel Castro
Washington
U.S
Ahmed Ben
Algeria
Nobel prize in medicine awarded to Selman Wakeman
The 1952 Nobel prize for medicine went to Dr. Selman A. Wakeman of Rutgers University, aged 64, co discoverer of streptomycin used against tuberculosis. An Adana area quake in Turkey killed 18 and injured 40. Rev and Mrs. Charles A. York were guests of honor at a surprise pounding at Stephens City Methodist Church.
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Selman A. Wakeman
Rutgers University
Adana
Turkey
Charles A. York
Stephens City Methodist Church
Windsors and Hitler share cordial visit at homeland
The 1937 note reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor ending a two hour visit with Adolf Hitler, during which he held the duchess by the hands for a lengthy period. In Charlottesville, Judge Philip Williams and others prepared to spend days at Farmington Country Club. Winchester attendees joined the Inter American Horse Show in Washington at Meadbrook Rock Creek Park.
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Hitler
Duchess of Windsor
Windsors
Philip Williams
J. Victor Arthur
Allen Emmett
Charlottesville
Farmington Country Club
W. A. Baker
B. B. Dutton
A. H. Morgan
Nelson Page
J. M. Steck, Jr
Winchester
Meadbrook
Rock Creek Park
Washington
Bulgarian Turkish fighting near Adrianople claims many lives
Fifty years ago in 1912 fighting between Bulgarian and Turkish troops near Adrianople caused heavy casualties. Miss Minnie Ambrose daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ambrose became the bride of J A Hinkle of Stephens City. Guests Eugenia Snapp and Virginia Pifer of Winchester attended at Rosenberger with Mr and Mrs C H Snapp.
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Adrianople
Minnie Ambrose
John Ambrose
J. A. Hinkle
Stephens City
Eugenia Snapp
Virginia Pifer
Winchester
C. H. Snapp
Rosenberger
Daily Meditation on Cosmic Living and Will of God
Earl L. Douglas urges belief in God’s constant presence and obedience to his will. He warns disobedience leads to frustration and disaster, advocating submission to the universe and alignment with divine forces for happiness.
Freeman's Folly Farm Measure Faces Farm Bill Debate
The Richmond News Leader prints Maury A. Hubbard's critique of the Freeman-Cooley-Ellender farm bill. He argues the bill expands government role in farming, details price supports and diversion payments, warns of market consequences, and cites potential political pressure amid national agriculture policy battles.
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Richmond News
Maury A. Hubbard
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Potomac
House
Senate
Kennedy
Brannan
CCC
Reuther
Meany
McDonald
Hoffa
Bridges
Capitol
Bedwetting Guide For Junior And Family Training Tips
Dr Burton H Fern offers home guidance on persistent bedwetting in children. Seek medical checkup with urinalysis to rule out diabetes kidney or bladder issues. Use light supportive discipline with rewards, gradually extend wake times, limit fluids after dinner, and reinforce progress with a star chart.
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Junior
Firmness in Cuba and Berlin Policy Urged
The piece argues against appeasement linking Cuba and Berlin. It warns Moscow advances will continue without strong action. It calls for rebuffing Kremlin probes in both Cuba and Berlin, citing Truman’s policy as a model and warning of war if passive.
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Cuba
Berlin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
New York
Truman
How We Helped Castro Take Cuba I Committee Findings
The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee concludes a two year probe into Castro’s rise, issuing a 400 page report on State Department security. It centers on William Wieland, a former Cuba desk chief, linking him to access, leaks, and policy influence before 1959.
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Wieland
U.S
State Department
Castro
Cuba
Washington
Senate Internal Security
William Wieland
James O. Eastland
Miss
Judiciary Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Conn
Olin D. Johnston
8.C
John L. McClellan
Ark
Sam J. Ervin
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Kenneth B
Keating R
N.Y
Hugh D. Scott R
Roman Hruska R
Neb
William Arthur Wieland
New York
Mexico
Caribbean
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Senate
Weiland
Inter-American Affairs
Roy H. Rubottom
Douglas Dillon
John Foster Dulles
Christian A. Herter
Land
Rubottom
Milton 8. Eisenhower
Latin America
Naval War College
Newport
R.I
Milton Eisenhower
Omesadors
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