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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1964
Page
4
The notice lists subscription and delivery rates for mail and carrier service. It includes the Winchester Evening Star’s management and office details and offers annual and half year options, with additional charges for outside Virginia and West Virginia and motor route delivery.
Keynesian economists argue small inflation can help economy by expanding money supply though many lose buying power. Pensioners savers and investors suffer as dollars depreciation rises costs and depresses savings. Analysts expect a wave of stock splits next year as markets rise, with two for one splits lowering price and boosting demand.
The Colonial Brick Company in the area produced 50 000 bricks in a single day. A Star reporter learned that if that year’s bricks were laid end to end they would stretch to Kansas. The air ministry in London said Britain conducted night scouting flights over Berlin Madrid and Yugo. Slavia promised military aid to Hungary if Russia trouble arose. Arthur Tinsman, fresh from an interior decorating class at Fort Eustis, left for Miami to join a well known firm.
Fifty years ago in 1914 German forces mounted heavy attacks with reinforcements as Belgian fronts near Nieuport Dixmude and Rouleres faced fierce fighting. The Germans aimed to break the Anglo-French line near Dikmude to isolate Allied troops north of Arras and along the Yser. Verdun remained a central brutal contest with French forces attempting to dislodge the Germans at Camp des Romans on the Meuse.
Earl L. Douglas argues that separation often harms individuals and society, except where biblical sanction exists. He states Jesus Christ broke the wall between Jews and others, uniting all humanity as one race under God, with the remaining separation being from sinful influences. He urges viewing humanity as a global family.
Analysis shows a 60/40 split in polls but a shift of 10 percent of Democratic leaners could propel Republicans to a majority of the popular vote. If ten percent switch, both candidates may reach about 35 million votes each, altering the outcome.
HAL BOYLE explains a method to appear notable by thinking one way and speaking another. The piece offers humorous examples of social double talk with literal translations aimed at readers seeking polish in conversation and demeanor.
A Virginia resident details a 1963 medical ordeal from a leg clot to amputation and lost income. After writing Rep Jack Marsh, VA and Social Security benefits are retroactively approved, with Marsh providing copies of correspondence. The writer praises Marsh’s efforts and plans to vote for him.
A 70s woman reports painful mouth and swelling after a new upper denture. Dr Lawrence notes possible contact allergy to denture resin, secondary infection, or systemic factors like diabetes. Relief comes from removing the denture, mouth rinses, and possible replacement with different material.
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