Winchester Evening Star Subscription Rates Shown
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription prices for carriers motor routes and mail. Rates include one year in advance at 8 50 within Virginia and West Virginia 9 50 for year through carriers with additional regional charges.
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Nation faces drought threat and water waste problem
The nation endures extended drought from Texas to New England with rising demand, inadequate storage, and pollution. Experts urge extensive sewer work and metering, noting New York City as a major water waster. Halloween traditions and NASA chaos also appear in this wide ranging notice.
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New England
King Paul and Queen Frederika visit the United States
The 1953 report notes King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece arriving in the United States for a month long visit. Milkmen in New York City strike disrupts fresh milk supplies for 12 million in the metro area. Mrs. William Zarbock attends the Garden Club of Virginia governors meeting in Orange.
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Queen Frederika
Greece
United States
New York City
William Zarbock
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Garden Club of Virginia
Orange
Czech Nation Marks Quiet 20th Birthday
In 1938 Czech Premier Syrovy urged citizens to focus on reconstruction and reduce national life to fit a diminished size after the Munich settlement. The nation, formed October 28 1918, commemorates amid political and industrial contraction. Several named locals from the area then traveled to Pittsburgh to attend a Fordham football game.
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Syrovy
National Council
Willard Spaid
William Grove
Charles Baker
Thurman Potts
Mike Shannon
Thornton Bryarly
Raymond Kerlin
Asbury Jackson
Jack Crowl
John Fisher
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Martial Law in Southern Colorado Coal Districts
Fifty years ago in 1913 the coal regions of southern Colorado were under martial law as strikers clashed with authorities. Soldiers camped in Trinidad and Berwind. two children were shot during street battles and a plate glass window was cracked by a lumber wagon near Frank Taylor's East Water Street store. At the Friends' Yearly Meeting in Baltimore, Lewis Pidgeon of Wadesville was appointed a clerk.
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Trinidad
Berwind
Frank Taylor
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Friends’ Yearly Meeting
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Wadesville
Daily Meditation On Fishermen In A Small Seaport
The piece reflects on coastal life where commercial fishermen face uncertain income, hard work, and harsh conditions yet take pride in their seafaring life. It praises dedication and personal meaning found in their craft, noting their resilience and appreciation of the sea’s beauty.
Athletes Prove Brains Count Alongside Brawn in Sports
The Southern Conference lists 29 academic nominees including 10 from VPI with at least a B average, showing that athletic excellence now requires scholastic achievement. The article notes quarterbacks as strong indicators of intelligence and argues balanced programs foster school spirit and future success.
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VPI
Associated Press
Citadel
Cerne Sn Ae
Colleges of America
Colleges must require American history, says opinion piece
Henry J. Taylor argues Congress has moved on American history with bill H. R. 6237, but many colleges still do not require history for graduation. He cites surveys showing only 12 percent of undergraduates and 6 percent of graduates study American history, urging universities to raise standards. He praises public institutions for stronger history requirements.
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Yale
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American Women Lag Behind Men in Education
HAL BOYLE reports that women trail men in higher education with only one in three bachelor and master degrees and one in ten doctorates. Despite high school dominance, 4 million women have less than five years of schooling and 11% million started but did not finish high school.
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New York
U.S
Vote Nov 5 for informed citizens and responsible government
A reader urges voting as a civic duty oppose tax funded influence and highlights a PTA convention where one vote shaped federal school funding policy. The letter warns about nonregistration and apathy, urging Frederick County residents to vote for leaders who will prioritize local needs over federal control.
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Frederick County
Roanoke
U.S. Office of Education
State Department of Education
Washington
Asec
Ee Ee
K County
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