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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1959
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star dated material includes editor and staff details with ad director and offices. It features a motto about the force of truth from Job 6 25 and a note on AP republication rights and national representation.
Sermonette by Rev. William E. Eisenberg of Grace Lutheran Church discusses belief in one God as inseparable from love of neighbor and the oneness of humanity. It links race, school integration, Khrushchev’s visit, and Christian duty, urging action as the test of faith.
The author asserts that God continually reveals Himself through nature and the Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ is described as the greatest manifestation of divine intent, with ongoing revelation through Christ and the Spirit, ensuring hope and guidance for believers.
The author argues that God is not revealing Himself to humanity now but will reveal greater truths in the future. Revelations may arrive as miracles, a supplemental book, or through divine servants whose teachings elevate spiritual and mental capacities. God’s revelation is continuous.
Representative Burr P. Harri argues that scarce highway money requires scrutiny of policy and administration at federal and state levels, stressing public interest in a closer look at highway funding and governance.
The Star Files notes in 1949 that General Eisenhower sounded increasingly like a Republican possible contender for a 1952 GOP presidential nomination. Dr. and Mrs. Carrington Harrison welcomed a son, Hartwell Harrison, with Mrs Harrison formerly Miss Margaret Philips. Mrs Wilmer Burkhart hosted a gathering in honor of Miss Gladys Miller, who would marry Arthur F Braithwaite.
News from 25 years ago reports the death of Russ Columbo, popular radio singer and film actor, who was accidentally killed when an antique dueling pistol he examined discharged. The incident sent a wave of mourning across the nation as details emerged about the act and the tragedy.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company announced a $25,000 reward for the capture of those responsible after the Royal Blue Flyer wreck near New Castle Pennsylvania killed three and injured score or more. Vernon B. Garton from Martinsburg Evening Journal visited the city and Hayward Bowley returned to New York after visiting his parents on Market Street.
Franklin W. Smith of Boston proposed a vast project to transform Washington into a cultural capital. His plan featured an American Acropolis with a Memorial Temple, eight Galleries of History and Art, full scale building models, and a national center with professors, lectures, and revived classical avenues.
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The Virginia unemployment Compensation Commission reports about 1630 layoffs tied to the steel strike with 836 in coal mining and 615 railroad workers. Claims total around 750, while effects in Virginia are described as relatively light and uncertain in origin.
Washington AP The House Appropriations Committee approved a shrunken public works bill funding river and harbor flood control and reclamation projects despite 67 projects vetoed by President Eisenhower The measure totals 1 185 billion with a 21 percent cut to all projects from 51 5 million to about 50 2 million The panel voted 19 to 17 and failed to override the veto. Dr George H Gehrmann 68 retired medical director at Du Pont died in Coatesville Pa.
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