Winchester Evening Star front matter listing staff and rates
The Winchester Evening Star announces staff roles H D Koontz business manager Jack F Davis executive editor Eugene Miller managing editor. It lists postal status and national reps, plus subscription rates: one year seven dollars six months four dollars one month one dollar. Outside Virginia and West Virginia add one dollar per year postage.
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H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
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Radiation belts and blimps mark hurdles for air and space plans
The July 9 high altitude nuclear test reportedly created a temporary radiation belt that may threaten future lunar missions. Van Allen warns belts beyond Earth's atmosphere pose unknown biomedical risks, while feasible lead shielding is impractical. The era ends at Lakehurst for the Navy's ghostly blimps as lighter-than-air research continues with new private projects and gravitation or atomic propulsion ideas.
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United States
Nikolayev and
Popovich
Moscow
James A. van Allen
U.S. Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
U. S
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Oregon Senator Seeks Pool Time Protest In Senate
Sen Maurine Neuberger reserves the Senate swimming pool from 9 to noon three days a week to protest a Victorian custom that bars women from lingering at formal dinners. She warns male colleagues to yield or risk swimming in the Potomac.
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Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Senate
Potomac
Sen. Neuberger
Yount Elected Secretary Treasurer of Virginia Public Accountants
Ralph P. Yount of this city elected secretary treasurer of the Virginia Society of Public Accountants at a Richmond meeting. About 25,000 AFL International Association of Machinists workers planned a strike at Lockheed Aircraft in Burbank California. Mr and Mrs Arnold B Kohne celebrate birth of a son. Mrs Kohne formerly Nellie Puffinberger.
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Ralph P. Yount
Virginia Society of Public Accountants
Richmond
AFL International Association of Machinists
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Calif
Arnold B. Kohne
Shanghai bombardment kills hundreds as Roosevelt kin comments
The 25 year ago report notes Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr escaping death in Shanghai during Japanese air attacks. She criticized President Roosevelt's Far East policy while aboard the President Jefferson back to Seattle. The bombing killed at least 300 refugees and wounded 400.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Shanghai
Seattle
Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
China
Elinor
Josephine Griffith
Berkshires
Massachusetts
Clarke County Civil War Marking Effort Reported
50 Years Ago 1912 Thomas D. Gold says J. E. B. Stuart Camp Confederate veterans at Berryville plan to mark Civil War battle scenes in Clarke County and publish a Clarke soldiers and people history. Camping on the Shenandoah near Castleman's Ferry were Holmes Oscar Barr Jacob Yost Edwin Yost Carlin Gray and Edmund Lupton. Miss Albha Venable and Inez Lemley visited Strasburg relatives.
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Thomas D. Gold
J. E. B. Stuart
Berryville
Clarke County
Clarke
Shenandoah
Castleman's Ferry
Messrs. Holmes
Oscar Barr
Jacob
Edwin Yost
Carlin Gray
Edmund Lupton
Albha Venable
Cast Your Care Upon Him Meditation
Daily meditation on casting all your care on God. We often turn to God only when burdens swell, neglecting small worries. Life is a continual process of spiritual, mental, and physical life. We are mainly spiritual beings and should practice trusting God in all cares.
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Peter
Byrd on Roosevelt era and White House clashes
Senator Byrd recalls March 4 1933 oath with Roosevelt a snowy day and the first acts like closing banks for five days. He details opposition to packing the Supreme Court and to Truman’s steel takeover plan and notes their cordial, frank exchanges.
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Roosevelt
Albany
Richmond
Richard E. Byrd
Virginia
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Gover
School Doctor Examines Sixth Graders For Female Health
Dr Burton H. Fern conducts a checkup of sixth graders focusing on normal puberty development and hygiene. Mothers are reassured about non invasive exams and guidance on discharge, menstruation timing, and safe practices. The piece emphasizes education for mothers and daughters on growth, cleanliness, and menstrual regularity.
Charity for Uncle Sam Bequest to Treasury disputed by Berns family
The will of New York jeweler William Berns leaves $300,000 to the U S Treasury after his mother receives income from the estate. The mother contends she is entitled to part of the principal, citing a law limiting charitable bequests to half. Her attorney argues gifts to the United States are charitable, prompting debate over the exact share due to the government.
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Senate
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Harry
Byrds
Rooseevelts
William Berns
New York
Treasury
Horseback
Uncle Sam
Mr. Berns
Byrd Reflects on Eisenhower Kennedy and Tax Policy
Senator Byrd recalls cordial relations with Eisenhower Kennedy and Mills, noting conferences in 1945 and during Kennedy era. He praises their sincerity, discusses deficits of 1958-59, gold withdrawals, and support for Kennedy proposals while a Senate member. The record includes his ongoing religious reflection and moral exhortations.
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Harry
Eisenhower
Senate Armed Services Committee
Europe
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Richard B. Russell
Dem
Georgia
Frankfort
Germany
Little Rock
Warren Supreme Court
Kennedy
Senate
White House
Mills
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
House
Ways and Means
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