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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
4
Unpublished Wordsworth Poem The Barberry Tree Found
A historian’s cache reveals The Barberry Tree by William Wordsworth. Critics note the poem shows vivid nature imagery but rough verse and question whether it enhances Wordsworth’s legacy or remains a literary curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wordsworth
Wordsworth
Wordeworth
No Shortcuts Fads Fall From Favor In Education
The article quotes Fred MacLaren from Fort Hays College arguing speed reading is not essential for good reading. Skimming has a place but most material requires careful, word for word reading. He calls for more good printed material and better books and teachers as the core of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MacLaren
Fort Hays College
Kansas
America
Winchester Star brief notices blend local events and world war update
The Star notes President Roosevelt called Congress to a September 21 special session on neutrality. Winchester Coca Cola Bottling Works plans expansion buying nine lots on Valley Avenue from Henry Sub-division. Guests include R Floyd Woodson of Panama Pacific Line visiting Mr and Mrs Lester D Arnold. The Marne battle shows German right wing retreating amid Allied pressure. A Barr photo display at Winchester Fair impresses for quality portraits. Dr E C Stuart hosts Mrs Maurice Smith, her son, and Miss Bertha Ely of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Winchester Coca Cola Bottling Works
Henry
Valley Avenue
Lester D. Arnold
R. Floyd Woodson
Panama-Pacific Line
New York
the Star
Winchester Fair
C. Fred Barr
E. C. Stuart
Maurice Smith and Son
Bertha Ely
Pittsburgh
Virginia leads in distributive education program growth
The article lauds Virginia's distributive education effort driven by State Supervisor Louise Bernard and James Wood High School under Mr. James Biddle, serving over 55 students yearly. It explains DE as a part time path combining classroom study with on the job training in distribution fields and notes salary ranges and hours, plus a state conference plan for DE 1 preparatory coursework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Louise Bernard
James Wood High School
James Biddie
D.E.I
Proach
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Distributive Education Clubs of America
DECA
Virginia Travel Council
Biddle
F.w.fulbeam
Richmond Professional Institute
Labor Leaders and Politics in Johnson Era
Henry J. Taylor argues that union support for President Johnson is easy to promise but hard to deliver. He cites Walter Reuther and the AFL-CIO as powerful yet unreliable in regimenting votes, notes declining union membership, and warns that political influence risks turning labor into Washington’s captive bloc amid the 1964 industrial-military complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Ciob
Washington
Britain
Labor-Socialist Party
Flint
Mich
Reuther
United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers Union
Genesee County
United States
Kennedy
Rank and
Jimmy Hoffa
John L. Lewis
Democratic Party
Mr. Johnson
Xanthomatosis and Medical Questions From Dr. Brandstadt
Wayne Brandstadt answers readers on xanthomatosis and Hand Schuller Christian disease, measles vaccination age, Stevens Johnson syndrome seriousness, ear piercing risks, and general pediatric health concerns with practical guidance and cautions.
Daily Meditation Anchors of Faith and Principle
A meditation by Earl L. Douglas advises that in life storms come and wise people cast anchors of faith and moral principle. He contrasts anchors with ambition and modern speed, urging reliance on steadfast beliefs to endure and seek future light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglas
St. Paul
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