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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1957

Page

4

Inchester Evening Star 1957 Church Towing Incident Note

The fragment notes a church incident referenced in a 1957 issue of the Inchester Evening Star with a biblical citation from Ephesians 5 25. It mentions editor J F Byrd Jr and contact phones for the newspaper.

NAACP Power Spars With District Police over Inquiries

The NAACP accuses District police of brutality while FBI findings found no civil rights violations. District Commissioners authorize NAACP to question officers and waive standard police regulations, provoking protests from Police Chief Murray and the Policemen's Association.

NAACP Justice Department FBI Robert V. Murray District Policemen's Association Congress Chamber of Commerce Policemen’s Association Commissioners Washington Ineton

Republicans Brace for Eisenhower Clash in 1958 Campaign

In Congress many Republicans plan to regard President Eisenhower skeptically in the 1958 congressional race. They view him as weak on economy policy and criticize his North-South party balance. They worry about the cold war and plan to push issues they favor, despite potential shifts before the year ends.

Congress Eisenr Plossia White House

President's photo votes fade as GOP fund appeal falters

The piece notes a decline in the President's popularity despite photo opportunities aimed at boosting support. It observes tight money in business and poor response to GOP fundraising requests. It also mentions candidates believing better backing will come from running as Republicans rather than Modern Republicans, highlighting a political shift despite a strong historical Republican presence in the White House.

GOP White House Teddy Roosevelt

Editorial Digest from Daily Newspaper Roundup

A compact digest of editorials from forty papers arriving at the office daily. Highlights reflect editorial voices, policy debates, and regional perspectives shaping public discourse across multiple communities.

A Matter of Motives on Tech Education Trends

The piece contrasts U S population growth and rising access to schooling with a drop in teenage interest in physics chemistry algebra and geometry since 1889-90. It cites Council for Technological Advancement noting only about one fifth pursued physics in 1954 55, amid Sputnik era emphasis and high rewards for scientists. It laments students choosing easier courses over math and science.

United States Council For Technological Advancement

Witch doctors urged for football teams in Africa debate

A Darwendale writer in Southern Rhodesia argues for consulting witch doctors to boost football success, recounting a village tale where trusting elders helps avert disaster and implying modern teams lack old wisdom.

Nobel prize winner and wartime notes from 1922 and 1932

The clipping recalls the 1922 Nobel Prize in medicine awarded to Selman A Wakeman and notes a sharp earthquake in Southern Turkey with casualties. It also reports Korean War action, local social mentions, and a 1932 political wager on Roosevelt versus Hoover, plus theatre and wedding items from Winchester.

Selman A. Wakeman Bare University Turkey Douglas Pies Peru

Local Martinsburg Wedding and Reception Noted in 1907

In Boydville near Martinsburg Miss Sallie Winn Faulkner wed Mr. Stephen R. Snodgrass and a.brilliant reception followed. Local ladies wore beautiful gowns while Mrs. J. M. Murphy and daughter Rhea of Limeton Va attended with Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Smith. W H Rickard, a railroad contractor formerly with F Purcell and Co of Harrisonburg, spent a week in Winchester.

Sallie Winn Faulkner Stephen R. Snodgrass

Perelman Sees Decay of the Funny Bone as America’s Woes

J Perelman famed wit says America’s top medical problem is decay of the funny bone. He laments lack of humor amid modern life and industry. He recalls 1920s grit, writes books, plays and humor pieces, and notes insomnia into seasonal routines. He lives on a Bucks County farm with a mortgage.

New York We. J. Perelman America Groucho Marx Perelman John Held Jr Robert Benchley Brown University New Yorker Magazine Bucks County

Strength For The Day By FARLL. DOUGLASS

An essay extols industry as within everyone's reach and crucial for improving any situation. It argues that effort outperforms laziness in work at home, office, factory, and even sports, while noting industry is not a cure-all but a vital life force. The piece emphasizes self deception in avoiding work and the universal value of diligence.

The Doctor Speaks Have Nursery All Ready Before New Baby Comes

Dr Bundesen advises expectant parents to plan early for a nursery and buy only essential items. Choose a crib with adjustable height and a plastic teething rail, consider a bath table, and select storage options like a chifforobe or chest of drawers to fit space and future needs. A Q and A notes selenium sulfide treats dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis under physician guidance.

How to Score Your I Q From 190 Questions to 20 Days

A vintage quiz feature lists daily IQ scoring by correct answers with designations Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and asks readers to turn to page 2 for the correct answers. It includes 9 sample questions about geography history language and literature with spelled out misprints and archaic phrasing.

Broadway's Elizabeth Allen Garners Break in Juliet Role

Elizabeth Allen, touted as Broadway's new Juliet, rose from Jackie Gleason show one-liners to lead in Romanoff and Juliet after summer stock work in The Reluctant Debutante and The Tender Trap. The piece notes her early TV exposure and path to stardom.

New York Elizabeth Allen Broadway Miss Allen I ‘Romanoff Juliet Jackie Gleason Jersey City N. J Mise

The Worry Clinic Matches Would Be Couples

Dr Crane explains a non profit foundation to aid social matchmaking. The Compliment Club Inc funds a Scientific Marriage Foundation in Indiana polis and surrounding counties with field advisers and clergy on an eligibility review. Watch tomorrow for a follow up.

Compliment Club, Inc Indianapolis Indiana Marjorie O.K Lloyd

Queen Visits Wall Street During Nervous Market Slide

Wall Street faced a sharp stock downturn as Queen Elizabeth toured New York, with about five billion dollars in value evaporating while buyers and sellers acted in opposite directions. Officials see no imminent depression and focus on cautious measures and economic signals.

Washington Elizabeth New York Wall Street Her Majesty Ucker Stock Exchange Money Mart New York Stock Exchange Defense Eisenhower

Folsom Man Lived 10,000 Years Ago in Western United States

An archaeology overview notes Folsom man dating about 10,000 years ago with radiocarbon confirmation. Distinctive Folsom spear points appear in digs across the Western states, while questions about wootz steel and Lick Observatory are also addressed.

United States

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