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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
4
Reflections on Key and American nationalism in 1963 view
A column recalls Francis Scott Key and the flag at Fort McHenry on Sept. 13 1814 and links patriotism to nationalism and the Constitution. It discusses automation’s impact on work including a Macy’s salesgirl robot experiment and notes Prohibition Party nominating E Harold Munn Sr. for 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Key
Fracis Scott Keyser
America
Soldiers deployed and trained in 1953 from the Star Files
Pvt Noel G Himelright son of Meredith W Himelwright Route 3 arrived at SHAPE Paris and joined the Reconnaissance Detachment. Pvt Thurman G Fisher 617 St Braddock St graduated from the General Equipment Repair Course at Fort Lee QM School. Ensign Orphelia Ford daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Ford reported for duty at the Naval Supply Depot Bayonne New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel G. Himelright
Meredith W. Himelwright
Route 3
SHAPE
Paris
Pvt
Thurman G. Fisher
St. Braddock Street
Quartermaster School
Fort Lee
Orphelia Ford
Richard Ford
Naval Supply
Bayonne
New Jersey
Eva Woods Weds William Brown in 1938 notice
Mrs. Fred Woods announces the marriage of her daughter Eva Woods to William Brown son of the late Mr and Mrs eeLs Brown. Also noted are Mrs Edwin Ritter and daughter Ann Bowen and Doris Linkous returning from a week at Great Cacapon State Park. Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR meets at Mrs F J Marshall’s Cedar Creek Grade home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Woods
Eva Woods
William Brown
eeLs Brown
Edwin Ritter
Ann Bowen
Doris Linkous
Great Cacapon State Park
Fort Loudoun
Dar
F. J. Marshall
Cedar Creek
50 Years Ago at Winchester Fair Grounds Apple Show
In 1913 fine racing drew twelve thousand spectators from the Shenandoah and Cumberland Valleys. Massey brothers won a handsome silver cup for Grimes Goldens display. T W Steck won a silver cup for six apple varieties, J Taylor Lewis took ten varieties, prizes from B G Pratt Co. Lt Edward S Addison of the U S revenue cutter Apache visited the Winchester Inn with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fair Grounds
Shenandoah
Cumberland Valleys
United States
Massey Brothers
G. P. Read Paper Co
New York
Apple
Grimes
T. W. Steck
Winchester
J. Taylor Lewis
B. G. Pratt and Co
Edward 8. Addison
U. S. Revenue Cutter Apache
Baltimore
Winchester Inn
Frontiersmen Spirit Guides North American Progress
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas urges readers to embrace pioneer heritage on the North American continent. He argues that continued advancement requires the frontier spirit, noting past migrations to Canada and the United States and predicting future breakthroughs as machines become simpler to future descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
Europe
Canada
United States
North America
Kennedy Oversteps Federal Authority on Troops in Alabama
A constitutional critique argues President Kennedy lacked authority to deploy federal troops to Alabama. The piece notes past Little Rock and Oxford actions, asserts only marshal arrests and contempt are proper, and states no statute authorizes using federal forces to enforce desegregation orders. It questions the proclamation equating court orders with federal law and cites Posse Comitatus limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Oxford
Miss
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Congress
U.S
United States
Mississippi
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Preminger Sees TV Lift For Modern Motion Pictures
Otto Preminger, producer of The Cardinal, defends controversy as part of art and credits television with raising film quality by pushing producers to be selective. He notes Vatican autonomy surprised him, and he values talent, honesty, and charm over money, while praising the era’s freer climate in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Otto Preminger
America
Preminger
Vatican
Max Reinhardt
Vienna
Otto
Tito’s October visit shows Yugoslavia as an ally for the US
Henry J. Taylor criticizes Tito for shifting loyalties between the Soviet Union and the West. He accuses Tito of using aid and propaganda to enrich himself while portraying Yugoslavia as a prison for opponents. The piece denounces continued US aid as economically harmful and morally wrong, arguing Tito seeks to sap American strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kennedy
Brooklyn Bridge
Stalin
Belgrade
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Subaritic Red
Spain
America
Moscow
Marshall
Macedonian
Greece
Athens
Tivio Tito
Joint venture of pregnancy with Papa and father’s role
The article argues pregnancy is a joint venture requiring paternal involvement from prenatal prep to delivery. Hospitals explore allowing fathers in delivery rooms, aiding emotional support. It notes canker sores origins and a study of an L shaped bacteria as a potential cause. A scoring quiz on general knowledge concludes with examples and answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Health
Let No Man Despise Thy Youth Reflects Faithful Example
A fragment quotes a biblical admonition from Timothy 4 12 urging believers to be an example through worthy conduct. No broader context or events are provided beyond the cited verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
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