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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1962
Page
4
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Shenandoah Valley voters will elect a successor to Burr Harrison in two weeks. John O. Marsh Jr. of Shenandoah County, the Democratic nominee, is 36 with roots in the Valley and National Guard service. He graduated from Harrisonburg High School and has led regional industry growth with nine plants in the area.
An analysis argues education and skilled labor surge as manual work declines. It notes rising female employment, shifting job types, and a 1890 to 1960 change in labor composition. The piece endorses John Marsh Jr for Congress, citing budget restraint and Jeffersonian ideals.
F. W. Bailey, manager of the Virginia State Employment Service, said local labor supply was tighter than since World War II. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fletcher hosted a dinner in honor of the Rev. and Mrs. Henry Harmon and Dr. Childs.
United States and Canada automobile plants produced 5 110 000 passenger cars and trucks in the 12 months ending September 1937. Sir Hubert Wilkins the Arctic explorer left Cleveland bound for Chicago and Minneapolis on a voyage toward Alaska to renew a search for five missing Russian transpolar fliers.
50 years ago in 1912 Mrs Edward B Jacobs of Clarke County was injured while fox hunting near Philadelphia her nose broken and her arm and thumb badly sprained. Mr and Mrs H E Totty and daughter and Robert Striker attended Mt Jacsson where Totty and Striker held a $500 painting contract on the Cox farm. Major and Mrs Holmes Conrad and daughter Miss Augusta left Winchester to visit friends in Washington.
Earl L. Douglas presents a meditation on loving God in four ways emotional devotion obedience to God's will mindful study and intelligent understanding and active service. The piece links love to obedience and contrasts the positive Sermon on the Mount with Old Testament prohibitions, urging a life centered on love for God and fellow humans.
An analysis argues labor management laws favor unions and punish firms. It cites Deering Milliken back pay orders, union-dominated wage controls, and plant closures like Buffalo Steel, linking them to higher unemployment and reduced competitiveness versus European rivals.
The doctor explains multiple sclerosis can appear in patches with varied nerve impact and notes symptoms such as vision issues, tingling, weak legs, bladder problems, and fatigued speech. Cold environments and diet tweaks may aid nerve function, plus bladder control retraining and coordination exercises help. The National MS Society offers free manuals and a scoring page with general brainteaser questions for readers.
HAL BOYLE gathers a light miscellany of odds and ends from census stats to quirky facts. The piece notes life expectancy trends in the U S population birth of P T Barnum s full name and oddities from dry counties to car ownership and humorous anecdotes about famous figures and everyday quirks.
A 1962 Washington report traces how Fidel Castro rose to power and how U.S. officials, including State Department chief Wieland, received security clearance with limited checks. It details the roles of Roger W. Jones and Salvatore A. Bontempo, and notes later findings by the Senate Internal Security subcommittee on missing records and unfiled security actions.
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