Winchester Evening Star Advertisement Block
Classified notice listing subscription rates and contact details for the Winchester Evening Star. Includes managers and editors names, address in Winchester Virginia, and advertising agency Gallagher Delisser Inc in New York. Provides pricing: one year eleven dollars, six months six dollars, one month one dollar and ten cents.
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Winchester
Nat‘l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Penn State Rainmaking: New 8-Year Seeding Approach
Meteorologists at Pennsylvania State University backed by the National Science Foundation report a novel rainmaking method. By testing cloud formations and seeding only suitable clouds with silver iodide, they aim to increase rainfall across drought regions of the United States, starting in the Northeast and Great Lakes area.
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Pennsylvania State University
United States
National Science Foundation
Penn State
North America
Great Lakes
Psychiatrists Debate Role Beyond Individual Patients
At the World Congress of Psychiatry in Madrid about 4000 psychiatrists from 60 countries argued that modern culture shapes psychoses and neuroses. They say environmental causes must be identified in diagnosis and that addressing societal pressures could reduce patient needs, possibly changing the profession.
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Madrid
Statue of Thomas Jefferson by Rudulph Evans
The Jefferson Memorial statue in Washington was sculptured by Rudulph Evans, a cousin of Mrs. W. B. Snider and Mrs. Robert L. Glaize of Winchester. British warships in Libyan bombardments fired over 1000 shells at Bardia as Axis targets were attacked. Moscow defenders slightly reduced the German threat by recapturing a village in a counter-drive across the Nara River.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson Memorial
Washington
Rudulph Evans
W. B. Snider
Robert L. Glaize
Winchester
Libyan
Bardia
Moscow
Nara
Miss Mary Marshall Weds Dr Hugh McCulloch at Christ Church
The 50 year old 1916 wedding of Miss Mary Meredith Marshall to Dr Hugh McCulloch occurred in Christ Episcopal Church with maid of honor Miss Louisa Crawford and attendants Miss Frances Todd and Herndon Arthur. Ushers included Peyton J. Marshall and William D. Smith Jr. A charity tea at 315 W. Clifford St hosted by Mrs. T Russell Cather and Mrs. H B McCormac raised funds to relieve enlisted men families.
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Louisa Crawford
Mary Meredith Marshall
Hugh McCulloch
Christ Episcopal Church
Frances Todd
Herndon Arthur
Peyton J. Marshall
William D. Smith, Jr
William Arthur
Marshall McDonald
T. Russell Cather
H. B. McCormac
McCormac
W. Clifford St
Nelson and the power of influence in daily life
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Lord Nelson as a great admiral whose leadership shaped enemies and followers. He notes how rulers like Napoleon and Hitler fall, while Nelson’s influence endures through others and their descendants, stressing personal responsibility in every interaction.
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Lord Nelson
Napoleon
Trafalgar
Spain
Nelson
Hitler
Nelson’s
Midterm Stakes Shaping 1966 Elections Nationwide
The November elections hinge on the Great Society and control of Congress. Governors and Senate seats in states like California, Massachusetts, New York, Illinois, Alabama, and Georgia draw national attention as races test party strength and Johnson’s agenda amid inflation and the Vietnam War.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Senate
Democrats
Republi
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Charles H. Percy
Percy
Alabama
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Howard Callaway
Callaway
House
White House
Great Society
Congress
Viet Nam
Susan Pack Dreamy Talent Scout Sweep New Christy Minstrels
Susan Pack a 19 year old auburn haired singer from Hollywood Calif joins the New Christy Minstrels after turning down film offers. She prefers performing as a hobby and aims to fund college, travels with the group over 50 weeks a year, earning 15000 to 30000 annually while the troupe performs seven or more shows weekly.
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New York
Susan Pack
Mary Martin
Jollie Andrews
Susan
New Christy Minstrels
Christies
Miss Pack
Hollywood
Calif
Mary Norse
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
PTA
Atlantic City
Nixon Going for Broke In Current Campaign
Washington reports Nixon stakes his political fate on GOP gains in Congress and presidential nominating prospects. He barnstorms 30 states, courting support while facing rivals Charles Percy and Nelson Rockefeller as Romney's Michigan surge reshapes the field.
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Nixon
Washington
Richard Nixon
Republican
Congress
G.O.P
California
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Mel Laird
Wisconsin
Thoughts on hard service and the stars in life
A fragmented quotation reflects on life as hard service and the passage of days like a hireling's. It contrasts Job's question with Henry Van Dyke's urging to be glad of life for its chances to work and gaze at the stars.
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Henry van Dyke
Precautions for Wearing Contact Lenses and Digestive Tips
A physician outlines steps for adapting to contact lenses including daily wear times and risks from improper fitting hygiene or sleeping in lenses. It notes colored lenses must transmit at least 92 percent of light and comments on colitis management with diet and new defrothing agents. It also answers questions about antispasmodics and enzyme supplements with no harmful side effects reported.
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Endicott Peabody
Brooke
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Frank Daniel O’connor
Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
O’connor
O'Connor
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Liberal Party
Hal Boyle
George Washington
Cumberland
William S. White
Charles Percy
Sen
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Neleson Rockefeller
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Speiler
William Scranton
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