Forgetfulfies S opens the door to the devil
Read the Bible every day and be reminded of God's will.
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Devil
God
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1961
Page
4
Battle of travel modes shows public benefit of competition
The piece notes a rivalry between travel by air and by ship as the public benefits from competition. It highlights ship luxury upgrades including the SS France while discussing Webster’s Third New International and the evolving use of dialects like ain't. It also covers Common Market import controls threatening US wheat and grain exports amid Europe’s drive for self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Star Files Cpl George S Bishop Re-enlists Six Years
Cpl George S Bishop re-enlists for six years in the army and is stationed in Berlin. Ronald Carper, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Carper, is named honor man of his company and chose Navy Aviation after basic training, attending aviation school in Jacksonville Florida. Pvt Franklin G Duckworth completed eight weeks Leaders Course at Fort Jackson South Carolina as a pre requisite for Officers Candidate School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
George S. Bishop
Berlin
Ronald Carper
Howard Carper
Annapolis
Aviation
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Pvt
Franklin G. Duckworth
Sharp Street
Fort Jackson
S. C
Difference Between Business and Busy-ness
The text contrasts productive business with useless busy-ness and notes a top executive who avoided papers and desk clutter, focusing on decisive actions rather than scattered activity. It emphasizes efficiency over mere busyness.
Destiny Means Business Says Earl L. Douglas
The author argues that life requires purpose and measured goals. He emphasizes destiny as serious, not trivial, and contrasts busy work with meaningful effort guided by faith and perseverance. He cites Jesus to illustrate continued work toward higher aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Heavenly
Exile Order Sparks Rome UPI Chief Story
In Rome Henry Gerrell acting chief of United Press bureau received a written expulsion order from the Italian government over his report that high Fascist officials were arrested on communist activity charges. A. L. J. W. and Paul Smoke returned from a motor trip to Philadelphia and other points. Mr and Mrs John S Sloat and guests returned from an outing along the Capon river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Henry Gerrell
Bureau of the
United Press
Messrs. A. L., J.W
Paul Smoke
Philadelphia
John S. Sloat
Capon’ River
Retiring merchant W C Horsey marks 30 years in town
1911 report notes W C Horsey, a leading local merchant since 1887, to retire with a ten day stock sale. Amid global hunger headlines, sugar hits a 12 year high and coffee and potatoes prices climb, including $1.10 per bushel for field potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
France
Khrushchev Not Pushed by Kremlin Tough Guys Says Record
Analysis argues Khrushchev’s moves, including Berlin escalation and nuclear test suspensions, reflect strategic aims rather than pressure from hardliners. The piece compares Khrushchev with Stalin, notes timing during Berlin tensions, and considers Western reactions to resumed testing.
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Washington
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Berlin
Stalin
Greece
Turkey
Czechoslovakia
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
France
Sahara
Tass
Associated Press
Geneva
Kennedy
Khrushchv
Kennedy seeks radical economics as steel clash reshapes policy
Kennedy Administration moves toward government pressure on business profits and wage costs, signaling a potential shift toward socialism. The steel wage dispute and cabinet dynamics raise fears of broader nationalization and a weakened private enterprise system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Washington
America
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Mr. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Britain
Markin Time We Seek Change and a Brighter Path
The speaker Luther Markin voices a desire for change and progress beyond current limits. He acknowledges frustration but leans toward seeking improvement with the resources available. The lines convey longing, indecision, and a cautious call to action.
Accident Proof Your Home Protecting Babies From Dangers
A health piece by Burton H. Fern M D lists safety measures for infants and children at home. It covers drowning burn and scald risks in baths and kitchens, tips for securing furniture and cords, childproofing gates and doors, pin and knife safety, suffocation and poisoning risks, and general vigilance to prevent injuries. It also includes a short brain‑training quiz with ten questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton H. Fern
M.D
Wade
King of Kings Producer Bronston Turns Down Big Offer
New York AP Samuel Bronston, producer of King of Kings, rejected a massive offer from 20th Century Fox to quit his project and film the life of Christ. He recalled agents offered expenses plus a cool million and more, but Bronston chose to continue his own vision. Bronston, from a Bessarabian family, studied in Paris, made El Cid and King of Kings, and plans more epics totaling 18 million dollars. He defends big, moral family films and notes he rebuilds after setbacks like the destroyed temple set.
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New York
Samuel Bronston
Bronston
Christ
Vatican
The
Sorbonne
Paris Symphony Orchestra
Europe
Madrid
Spain
Teacher Injured in Homemade Copter Crash Near Chicago
Chester Bera a 45 year old science teacher at West Leyden High School Northlake was aboard a 200 pound home built helicopter when a tow rope failed causing a field crash. Officials blamed insufficient engine power for the craft failure.
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Chicago
Chester Bera
West Leyden High School
Northlake
Bera
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