Winchester Evening Star Subscriptions and Contacts
The Winchester Evening Star presents contact and subscription details with local pricing and staff roles. It lists phone numbers for News and Business, identifies Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, Eugene Miller as Managing Editor, and National Representatives Gallagher-Delisser, Inc. It notes second class postage, location in Winchester, VA, and a subscription rate of $8.50 with some carrier costs at $1.00 for motor routes.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Tax Return Secrecy vs Government Snooping
The article argues taxpayer confidence in confidential tax returns is misplaced as many government agencies and officials are authorized to review returns. It cites FTC access under presidential orders and adds state and congressional committees may inspect returns with or without permission, while private individuals are largely barred. The piece criticizes the eroding privacy and double standard in handling personal tax data.
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United States
Washington
National Security Council
Gordon Allott
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Paul Dixon
Dixon
Securities and Exchange Commission
Social Security Administration
Commerce Department
Renegotiation Board
Congress
Mobilization ordered as Britain backs Poland
King George VI signed an order for full mobilization of the British forces after the Polish ambassador appealed for help. War news from Paris notes the 44th anniversary of Sedan with German forces pressing north of Paris and French gains in Lorraine. France debates moving the capital as cabinet convenes on emergency plans. Sixty troop trains await women and children, with 100 more in preparation.
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George VI
England
Britain
Poland
Germany
Howard Stotler
Lemon Stotler
Paris
France
Sedan
War Office
Lorraine
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Daily Meditation On Moral Character By Earl L. Douglas
Centuries ago China's wall failed when gate keepers were bribed, illustrating that security rests on moral character. The essay links honesty of bankers, fidelity in marriage, and credit to character, asserting all security and progress depend on virtue.
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Earl L. Douglas
China
Gether
Public closed circuit TV conventions eyed for parties
A columnist urges a nationwide public closed circuit television convention for national parties. Delegates from all states would convene in local halls, with national leadership in Washington, allowing home viewers to watch all proceedings. The plan could cut costs and improve press access while avoiding grandstands and crowd bottlenecks.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Territories
Atlantic City
Office Zoo Awakens to Daily Office Personalities
HAL BOYLE notes a New York AP column likening a modern office to a waking zoo. He catalogues characters from the Optimist to Mr. Big Himself and ends with another routine business day underway.
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New York
Mr. Big
Television Was Villain of Democratic Convention
William S. White argues television dominated the Democratic Convention in Atlantic City, creating physical and editorial clutter, distorting truth, and fostering sensational drama over balanced reporting. He urges industry leaders to impose order to protect journalism and civic discourse.
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Atlantic City
San Francisco
Sheehan's syndrome cause and treatment overview
Medical guidance explains Sheehan's syndrome results from postpartum hemorrhage reducing pituitary blood flow. treatment focuses on stabilizing shock, avoiding unnecessary surgery, and replacing thyroid, adrenal, and ovarian hormones as needed. pregnancy is discouraged after diagnosis.
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Sheehan’s
Sheehan
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