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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1957
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star dated September 7 1957 lists publication details rates and offices. It notes circulation above 40000 readers and includes editor HK Byrd Jr and AP affiliation. The page ends with a religious proverb about joy in heaven over one sinner who repented.
Alfred K Stern and his wife Martha Dodd renounced their US citizenship and reside in Czechoslovakia. Stern praised the Supreme Court in an interview, calling it liberal and centralizing power less than critics claim. Mrs Stern is cited by the FBI as a Soviet spy.
The Canadian government creates a Northern Affairs program to raise Eskimo living standards by loans. About $100 000 is borrowed to move villages, form cooperatives, buy gear, and start small industries. The piece warns of expected debt and borrower tricks as dependence on credit grows.
Dallas moves toward desegregation with lingering delays as officials study integration and await federal action. A Texas plebiscite rule could block desegregation by tying state funds to a district petition, risking fines, accreditation loss, or federal contempt for inaction, while courts question funding for integrated schools.
Hal Boyle argues that while men and women share many traits and roles, luck gives women a lasting edge. He cites chance outcomes in daily life—from catching cabs and trains to wins at the race track—to claim women's advantage lies in being favored by blind chance, not in equal rights or rational prowess.
The remarks advocate packing Inuit igloos with modern devices and urge Canada to establish bankruptcy procedures to help a simple-minded people escape the burdens of white civilization. The text uses harsh, supremacist framing and calls for systemic relief through legal means.
The National Safety Council bureau forecast 420 Americans would die on the roads over Labor Day weekend, a figure that proved conservative. The piece questions public indifference to recurring fatalities and urges avoiding highways during holidays when traffic is heavy.
A weekly roundup of editorial voices from 40 newspapers arrives at the office. Commentaries span politics economy and social issues reflecting varied regional perspectives.
From the Files of the Star Gertrude Lawrence famed stage star of two continents died in New York Hospital at age 51 after leaving The King and I for yellow jaundice treatment. Other items note visits by local residents, a Chicago robbery, Yugoslav inquiry requests, a prairie cattle death toll of 2 906, and a 1932 civic slate including Francis Spellman’s Vatican archbishop consecration.
Fifty years ago in 1907 the Pittsburgh Post increased its price from one to two cents due to higher costs for white paper and other items. In Stephens City, Adem C. Carper and Janie Vincent wed at Grace Lutheran Church parsonage with Rev. George S. Bowers officiating. Mrs. W. H. Clark and her father Lloyd B. Stephenson were in town, having summered at Mrs. Cobie's loft for Baltie more, and taken an apartment for the winter.
Melvin Howell, 36, of Brooklyn, dangled from a rear courtyard window at 218 West 40th St for about 15 minutes yesterday before police and fire crews rescued him. He was taken semiconscious to St. Clare's Hospital for shock.
Office employees and executives at the Vil ter Manufacturing Co. no longer sweat through orders as the three story office building is now air conditioned.
Dr Bundesen explains post nasal drip is common and usually harmless as mucus drains from the nose after a cold. He notes triggers include nose drops, smoking, dust, and temperature changes and advises swallowing clear mucus while warning purulent discharge signals sinus trouble. He also defines Ludwig's angina as a severe infection of the mouth floor with fever swelling and jaw pain.
A devotional piece by Earl L. Douglas and D. C. Moonlight on the water evokes a vacation scene and frames religion as a pathway of light from the believer to the heart of God. It contrasts ritual and creed with the guiding image of Jesus' statement I am the way.
A short item presents a quiz scoring guide and a page of questions with general knowledge prompts. It lists daily performance bands from Memory Genius to Good and includes ten sample questions from various topics, including science, religion, history, and literature.
Dr George W Crane writes on how seasoned editors and managers influence young salesmen like Philip Sims. He recalls his son’s visits to Lakeland Florida with Mr Sims at the Ledger and notes the lasting social impact of mentors over immediate commissions. Salesmen are the spark plugs of civilization.
President Eisenhower’s news conference this week highlights a restrained, well prepared style. He avoids personal critiques, stresses constitutional upholding, and insists on limiting direct government controls while acknowledging inflation as a serious internal problem. Congress failure looms over education measure and other proposals.
The Agriculture Department challenged Khrushchev's claim that the USSR would match or surpass the United States in per capita meat and dairy output within years. It outlined handicaps including feed shortages, labor needs, and quality stock, noting Soviet figures may be overstated and inconsistent with prior data.
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