Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Staff Credits
The notice lists daily operation exceptions, subscription prices for one year six months and one month, with rates for in and outside Virginia. It credits JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor and EUGENE MILLER as Managing Editor, with Gallagher-Delisser, Inc. as representatives and a second class postage designation for Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
W. Va
Olympic Pride and Pest Control Through Radiation Advances
The article contrasts the spirit of participation in early Olympic ideals with recent Russian dominance and hints at propaganda. It then details pest control via radiation by the U S Atomic Energy Commission and I A E C, noting successes against oriental fruit flies in Guam and screwworms in the southeastern United States, with future targets in the Mediterranean and Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
U. S., Atomic Energy Commission
International Atomic Energy Commission
Guam
Southwest
Mediterranean Basin
Central America
Teachers Report National Election Returns In Virginia
Virginia teachers join nationwide effort to report returns from precincts via local correspondents and the Winchester Evening Star newsroom. The plan, funded by the VEA, channels totals to the AP in Richmond to speed results and support future teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Frederick
Winchester
VEA Journal
Associated Press
Richmond
Britain and Germany Trade Accusations Amid War News
Neville Chamberlain accused Germany of inviting Soviet Russia to join a crusade against the British Empire. Thousands flock to the Golden Gate Exposition with four days left and no 1940 show announced. Mrs Ella Kern visits Chester Pa from Hayfield. German War Office claims 296 869 POWs including 5 061 officers. British destroyer Badger arrived for repairs after sinking a submarine off Holland. Ambassador Spring-Rice informs Lansing Britain has no plan to list cotton as contraband and U S shipments will face no interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Germany
Soviet Russia
War Office
Badger
Holland
Sheerness
Cecil Spring-Rice
Lansing
Great Britain
Austria
Be ye all of one mind Unity in Christian harmony
Earl L. Douglas argues that unity does not require unison in music or exact sameness of belief. True cohesion means harmony of mood and disposition, recognizing diverse gifts within unity. Church union aims for shared objective and harmony with God, not uniform creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
God
Blowing Bubbles and Quick Facts From Hal Boyle
A Hal Boyle column offers quirky tips and trivia from quitting smoking with soap bubbles to blue whale size, growing pains myth, deuterium fuel, GM bonuses, rising women workers, and two-year presidential eras 1841 and 1881, with light aphorisms and miscellaneous notes.
Why He Is Losing in the 1964 Presidential Race
An analysis argues Barry Goldwater is headed for a landslide against Lyndon Johnson. It cites prosperity, Johnson's prestige and power, media dependence, party divisions, campaign missteps, and Goldwater's vague, ill defined messaging as key factors shaping the likely outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Johnson
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Berlin
Vietnam
State
Defense
Rockefeller
Goldwater
U.N
Letter to the Editor Defends Virginia Dialect Against New Yorker Accent
A Virginia reader chides Mrs. Polly Dillard for portraying Mr. Greg Taylor and mocks New York speech. The writer praises Elizabethan English traits in Virginians and criticizes the New Yorker accent as harsh and hard on southern ears. The piece ends by questioning the effort needed to say mouse in the house like a New Yorker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Milton Friedman
Senator Goldwater
the Star
Polly Dillard
Clarke County
Greg Taylor
Mr. Taylor
New York
Virginia
Taylor
New Yorker
Need Injection Series to Prevent Whooping Cough
Wayne Brandstadt M D discusses how diphtheria tetanus and pertussis vaccines protect infants at 2 4 and 6 months with boosters at 15 months 3 and 4 years. It warns of waning immunity risk of milder illness spreading to unprotected children and outlines feeding care during coughing paroxysms and notes potential pneumonia treatments.
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Baron Pierre de Coubertin
National Election Returns
Melton Wright
Frederick County
National Broadcasting Companies
ABC
CBS
NBC
United Press
VEA
Winchester Evening Star
Robert F. Williams
Ella Kern
Hayfield
Mrs
Lohr Kern
Chester, Pa
Earl L. Douglas
Hal Boyle
Charles de Gaulle
General Motors Corp
Martin van Buren
William. Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Rutherford B. Hayes
James A. Garfield
Richard L. Evans
Mr. Bell
Henry Lazlitt
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