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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star lists editorial and masthead details with staff names and positions. Ad rates and mailing options appear, including subscription prices for in state and out of state readers.
The article contrasts the reopening of schools with global shifts as fall begins, noting the quiet of neighborhoods and the year’s first days of study. It then assesses Krishna Menon’s departure from the United Nations and praises Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit as India’s new UN representative, predicting a steadier, less confrontational approach and smoother diplomacy.
The Star Files recalls 1953 news that festival officials named James R. Snider to direct the Grand Feature Parade for the 1954 Apple Blossom Festival. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, 70, suffered a stroke and was in serious condition at Brooke Army Hospital, Texas. Searing heat reached 103 degrees in Winchester as the area sweltered.
Twenty five years earlier in 1938 Japanese troops renewed strength for an interrupted Yellow river offensive by reoccupying villages along the north bank. Farmers in the corn belt sold meat animals at good prices while marketing corn on the hoof. France also swelled its standing army to 825000 as labor opposition during mobilization pressured national defense efforts.
Fifty years ago in 1913 Mr and Mrs B C Leatherman newlyweds spent time at Edgerhont Maryland. Three crates containing 200 carrier pigeons belonging to W S Dismar of Washington were released on East Piccadilly Street to fly back to Washington. Mr and Mrs Alexander Barrie hosted a large dance at the Winchester Inn.
Earl L. Douglas argues that Christians are not perfect but are called to continual striving. A Christian is defined by confessing Christ and living toward a divine ideal, never regressing but pressing forward in faith. The regenerating Holy Spirit changes life while human tendencies remain.
Millions of children return to American classrooms this week on the first day of school. Mothers breathe relief as teachers are celebrated on this day. The piece reflects on students, teachers, home support, and the role of education in shaping success, emphasizing the teacher’s impact and parental encouragement.
A New York official warns that any major increases in services, wages, or costs must be paid for, arguing pruning the budget could avoid new taxes. The piece notes federal economists push the view that higher outlays need not be paid, while locals voice gratitude for straight talk amid wartime fiscal concerns.
A devotional fragment cites II Timothy 1 12 and asserts trust in Christ to keep what is committed, affirming faith in final victory and steadfast assurance in salvation through Jesus.
Henry J. Taylor compiles U S government figures showing large scale financial assistance to Brazil from postwar years through 1968. Loans and gifts, including export credits and farm sales on gift terms, totaled hundreds of millions with debt relief and wage increases, while critics question efficacy and accountability in the context of Cuba and regional instability.
Dr Lester L Coleman urges immediate home safety inspections as families return from summer holidays. Check electrical wiring, gas outlets, lighting, rugs, non skid tubs, medicine cabinets, water and power shut offs, fuse boxes, and secure firearms and ammunition to prevent accidents.
A reflective couplet notes that deeds determine outcomes for each generation. It warns that failing to keep promises will lower the bar for the next reaper, implying a cycle of diminishing accountability.
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