State Federal Test in Arkansas Echoes Historic Struggle
Legal historian Paul H. Sanders links Gov Faubus Arkansas stand to early American clashes between state authorities and federal courts. He notes Madison's stance and Marshall’s enforcement in the 1778 Pennsylvania case as a precedent. The piece details Rittenhouse Square battle, Snyder's defiance, and Madison's pardon of eight militia officers.
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Simon Snyder
John Smith
Snyder
Supreme Court of the United States
Bright
United States
Bunshrod Washington
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Crossword style clue list with numbered across and down entries. Provides definitions and partial answers for a puzzle with items such as Moses' brother and capital of Yemen.
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Anger
Occupie
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Crowded One Man Show at Broadway Signals Unique Format
Producers of Mask and Gown describe the T. C. Jones starring production as not a revue. They call it a one man show in the style of Victor Borge, with Mr Jones featuring additional people rather than a piano.
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T. C. Jones
Foreign students praise Winchester on six week tour
A group of 12 foreign students from Belgium, Switzerland and South Africa on a World Student Exchange Association tour praised Winchester as the nicest place they visited. They toured the town with Carlton Staples, visited an industrial plant, and were hosted by local families and clubs before departing for Washington.
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Belgium
Switzerland
South Africa
World Student Exchange Association
Europe
Millard Rewis
Winchester Ministerial Association
Rotary Club
Washington
Buffalo
Detroit
Quebec
Boston
Pittsburgh
Broadway drama on Mary Baker Eddy in preparation
A drama based on the life of Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, is set for Broadway. The play is credited to the late Ernest Teller with associates Herman Kesten and Edward Crankshaw. London reviewed the drama in 1934.
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New York
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Ernest Teller
Herman Kesten
Edward Crankshaw
London
Winchester Stores Open Late Saturday Nights
Twenty four hour times are stated but the notice says you can shop in Winchester on Saturday nights until eight o'clock. Most stores stay open until 8 p m.
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Winchester
E L Hall Wins Bermuda Cruise Trip Prize
E L Hall of 714 S Washington St is among four life underwriters in the Winchester district of Peoples Life Insurance Co to win a six day cruise to Bermuda. Hall and his wife sail from New York City on September 25.
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S. Washington St
Winchester District of Peoples Life Insurance Co
Bermuda
Marcel Returns to Broadway for Fall Return
Marcel Marceau, the French pantomimist who wowed Broadway two seasons ago, plans a fall return engagement on the Great White Way.
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New York
Marcel Marceau
Broadway
Minnesota actors to tour Brazil in international exchange
University of Minnesota student actors join the first American college drama group abroad under the international culture exchange program. The troupe will perform Thornton Wilder's Our Town and Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream in Brazil, under the American National Theater and Academy administration.
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New York
University of Minnesota
Brazil
Thornton Wilder
Our Town
Leesburg Pair Wins Bridge Match at Winchester Club
Rozier Bayly and William J. McDonald of Leesburg took first in the Winchester Contract Bridge Club’s monthly master point match held Wednesday at the Golf Club. Runners-up were Mrs. W. D. Myers and Mrs. W. Nelson Page, with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bennett of Martinsburg in third and Mrs. Robert Osth in fourth.
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Rozier Bayly
William J. McDonald
Leesburg
Winchester Contract Bridge Club
Golf Club
W. D. Myers
W. Nelson Page
Paul Bennett
Martinsburg
Robert Osth
September 11 Meeting for Local Card Group
The group invites all interested players to attend the next meeting on September 11 at 8 p.m. in Berryeville. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Joyce and Mr. Lewis H Hyde Jr are named in the notice.
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Eddie Joyce
Berryeville
Lewis H., Hyde, Jr
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