Winchester Evening Star Reader Reach Declared
The Winchester Evening Star notes circulation exceeding 40 000 readers daily except Sundays. J F Byrd Jr serves as editor with designated business and news room phone lines. The paper is entered at Winchester Virginia post office as second class matter with national representation listed.
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Winchester Evening Star
Mohawk
Winchester
Gallagher - DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Anglo American missiles pact signals new ties and tensions
The piece notes strides toward a British American missile partnership under Eisenhower and Macmillan, with Queen Elizabeth II's visit easing Suez-era scars. It discusses nuclear policy limits, McMahon Act constraints, and the role of NATO, amid broader concerns on federal power and civil rights.
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U.S
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Elizabeth
U. S
China
Korea
United States
Britain
Suez
NATO
Edward Plowden
Atomic Energy Authority
Richard Powell
Ministry of Defense
Congress
Russia
Security safeguards in information exchanges across the British Isles
The text emphasizes ensuring adequate security safeguards in any information exchange across the British Isles. It underlines the need for robust measures to protect data and prevent unauthorized access or disclosure. It reflects concerns about information security in interregional communications.
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British Isles
Sputnik Sparks Space Toy Boom in U S Stores
The launch of Sputnik triggers immediate toy sales growth in space themed items. Gimbel's New York moved 800 space toys in a day and Macy's noted sales up twelve to fifteen fold as department stores sell rocket launchers and sky sweepers priced three to six dollars.
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Sputnik
Gimbel's
New York
Macy's
Outer Space
Editorial Digest From Thirty Newspapers Arrives Daily
A digest column curates the most notable editorials from forty papers received daily. It highlights varied opinions on policy, governance, and social issues, offering readers a snapshot of diverse editorial voices across multiple regions.
Five Years Ago Star Recap Highlights Local News
Miss Virginia Mason joined Eastern Air Lines and will live in Washington at National Airport. Birth announced for Edward and Maycola Jenkins’s son. Reuss Drum and Bugle Corp placed second in Hagerstown Mummers Parade, winning 100. U S and Britain protested Soviet seizure of Lobau oil fields in Austria. Calvert returns home after Hamp ton visit. Miss Lupton named to study Yenching and Wesleyan link. State funds reach 1 450 000 from June to Oct. Roosevelt’s Portland speech marked last big trip before election. Caroline Lee becomes Mrs David Boles of Baltimore and New York.
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Virginia Mason
Eastern Air Lines and
Wold
Washington
National
Edward Jenkins
Jenkins
Maycola Orndorff
Reuss Drum and Bugle Corp
Hagerstown
U.S
Britain
Russia
Lobau
Austria
Gov. Roosevelt
Far North
Portland
Maine
New York
Caroline Elizabeth Lee
John Calhoun Lee
White Post
David Boles
Baltimore
Republican National Committee and allies clash in 1932
A fragment notes the Republican National Committee and allies clashing in 1932 political maneuvering. The sparse text references party actions and historical campaign dynamics.
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The
Republican National Committee
Durham cattle poisoned as farmer near Bunker Hill suffers loss
Fifty years ago in 1907 Mr. R. B. Miller a well known farmer near Bunker Hill lost two Durham cattle to poison. Ernest F P Maralis and 17 year old Olia Mabel Bunker wed at the Lutheran parsonage on Market Street with Rev. George S Bowers officiating. Dora Campbell Gora Bailey Braynard Campbell and Lydia J Bassett returned home after attending the Winchester Pair celebration.
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R. B. Miller
Bunker Hill
Durham
Ernest FP. Maralis
Olia Mabel Bunker
Market Street
George
Bowers
Dora
Braynard Campbell
Gora Bailey
Lydia J. Bassett
Painter Hill
Winchester
Postwar public assassination opinion by Hal Boyle on Anastasia slaying
Hal Boyle reflects on the Anastasia killing in New York, calling it a postwar low in the art of public assassination. He critiques the military mindset of gangsters, notes 100 detectives but doubtful justice, and describes the two-man hit as flawed, chaotic, and dependent on outside protection.
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Anastasia
New York
Bowery
Park Avenue
Albert Anastasia
Arnold Rothstein
Strength For The Day By Earl L Douglass
A reflective piece notes how missteps by one person ripple into others lives. It cites tragic subway and truck incidents caused by neglected brakes and warns against selfish actions that harm relatives, coworkers, and strangers alike.
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Earl L. Douglass
The Doctor Speaks About Water And Pregnancy
Dr Bundesen explains that drinking excessive water can complicate toxemia in pregnancy and warns against the myth that pregnant women should drink large amounts to flush kidneys. He notes typical weight gain, cautions against overindulgence, and emphasizes following a doctor’s diet. He also touches on mild prostate issues and treatment options.
How's Your IQ How To Score Based On 100 Questions
A quiz guide presents a 10 day scoring plan with categories Mem ory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good based on daily correct counts. It lists ten sample questions about cognac branding bible migration author of The Egg and I census trends brandy origin one eye binocular vision bird species a broom coffee tea U S duty free and the Arctic Ocean.
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North Pole
West Side Story evolves from East Side focus in Broadway shift
The Broadway musical West Side Story began as East Side Story with Leonard Bernstein and Jerome Robbins planning a Jewish Catholic romance on New York's Lower East Side. It was later moved across town to center on the turf war between native New Yorkers and Puerto Rican teenagers, shaping its topical edge.
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New York
Leonard Bernstein
Jerome Robbins
Lower East Side
Arthur Laurents
Stephen Sondheim
Prospectors and the pan by which gold was found
A historical note explains the origin of the phrase how it will pan out. Prospectors panned sand with water, letting gravity separate heavier gold from lighter material, leaving gold in the bottom.
The Worry Clinic: Music as Outlet for Teens
Dr George W Crane argues music channels teenage energy and curbs delinquency. Mitch Miller, Columbia Records director, backs music as a positive force for youth, comparing it to athletic recess and detailing tempo and loudness preferences across ages.
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Mitch” Miller
George W. Crane
Mitch
Miller
Columbia Records
New York
Crane
Mitch Miller
John Erskin
Names for a U S satellite stir Madison Ave humor
A light, opinionated column on what the United States should call its satellite after Sputnik. Advertising executives and officials suggest jaunty names while noting Vanguard misses the mark and Sputnik remains hard to beat. The piece jests at naming trends and ends with a courtroom joke about the name Sputnik.
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Washington
Sputnik
New York
Madison Ave
Pentagon
Vanguard
Army
S. S
Moscow
Thor
Jupiter
Mike Sputnik
Questions and Answers on Surplus Shares and Biographies
A Q and A section covers per family surplus shares for major commodities, a home made incense cone recipe, biographical data on Padraig Pearse of Ireland, and Malaya's flag. Pearse was an Irish poet and leader executed in 1916. Malaya gained independence on Aug 31 1957 and joined the Commonwealth.
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Padraig Pearse
Ireland
Padraic Henry Pearse
Dublin
James Pearse
Pearse
U. S
Provisional Government
Malaya
British Commonwealth
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McSherry Lupton
Yenching College
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Pall Mall
London
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Doctor
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