Newspaper staff and circulation rates list
The notice lists staff positions including News Editor Eugene P Miller and General Manager Jack F Davis along with a subscription rate table showing monthly and yearly options for the newspaper. It includes contact numbers and postal details for Winchester Virginia and national representatives in New York.
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Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Secrecy in Shipping Rates Harms U S Maritime Industry
The article argues U S maritime costs are abnormally high due to secrecy and a cartel like rate system. It cites European comparisons showing outgoing shipments at 35.93 dollars per ton versus 27.30 dollars for imports. Maritime Commission Chairman John Harllee condemns secrecy and calls for open rates and fair competition.
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U.S
United States
Committee of European Shipowners
Federal Maritime Commission
Commission
Committee of Shipowners
Maritime Commission
Europe
John Harllee
Rise of water boards reflects push for scarce nation’s supply
A Senate Public Works subcommittee warned that 350 billion gallons of water a day may not be enough by 2000 as U S demand could reach over one trillion. It urged expanded engineering, desalination limits, and extensive water reuse to avert shortages.
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Senate Public Works
United States
Handley Trustees elects new chairman
R Gray Willimans is elected chair man of the Handley Trustees to succeed the late Major Holmes Conrad. Lord Kitchener reports 222000 more men in British forces in Flanders. Miss Dolly Foreman and Charles Willey announce their Frederick county marriage. Germany's long distance guns shell London from the French coast over 90 miles away. Harry W Ebert Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ebert of Stewart street is ordered to attend Spartan School of Aeronautics Tulsa Oklahoma.
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R. Gray Willimans
Board of
Handley Trustees
Major Holmes Conrad
Dolly E. Foreman
Charles T. Willey
Frederick County
Germany
French
London
Harry W. Ebert, Jr
Mrs. Ebert
Stewart Street
Spartan School of Aeronautics
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Daily Meditation On Anger By Earl L. Douglas
Meditation discusses anger as a natural trait and moral force. It cites Jesus as peacefully angry at injustice and urges righteous protest without dwelling in wrath. The piece urges balanced anger, moral restraint, and a call to protest evil while avoiding lingering bitterness.
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Jesus
Indian Pakistani Shooting Reveals Futility of Neutrality
The piece argues the India Pakistan border clash exposes the absurdity of neutralism in global conflict. It claims no nation can secure peace by cheap neutrality, notes India's pivot away from nonalignment, and cautions Pakistan may not leverage US support, while criticizing Red China’s role.
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Washington
Kashmir
United States
Viet Nam
India
Pakistan
United Nations
Melbourne students translate Beatle songs in Latin class
Melbourne high schoolers study Latin by translating Beatles tunes as a lively way to revive a dead language. The piece notes glamor and mystery around the era, mentioning a sharp drop in saucer sightings since 1957.
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Melbourne
Australia
Kashmir crisis and global power shifts dominate front pages
A harsh column critiques U S policy and Soviet Union reactions to Kashmir turmoil. The author accuses moral delusions in foreign policy and warns of human and geopolitical casualties as India Pakistan tensions unfold.
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Soviet Union
China
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
Austria's Freedom Shaped by Kremlin Miscalculation
Henry J. Taylor recalls Austria's postwar path from occupation and Soviet missteps to a robust anti communist stance. He notes low Communist support, large coalitions, and a state led economy with nationalizations, while highlighting Austria's gold reserves shift and future ties to Europe.
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Austria
Kremlin
U.S.A
Communist Party
Cordell Hull
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Start of New Cocktail Party Season Ordeal
HAL BOYLE humorously chronicles autumn’s ritual of cocktail parties. Guests converge at 5, endure awkward greetings, gulp gummy fishballs, and end in smoky rooms with exhausted hosts. By 7 the last guest naps under a sofa, and vows to never return, yet hearts still crave the next invitation.
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New York
Uns
Roscoe
Geronimo
Dangers of Self Medication Warned by Doctor
A doctor warns against self medication as dangerous and often harmful. Do not rely on pills or over the counter remedies without medical guidance. Seek professional diagnosis and a long range plan to treat the underlying cause. Blood pressure and kidney risks are discussed in practical terms.
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America
Rome
Adam Smith
Say’s
Wagner
Engel
Palomar Mountain Observatory
Pentateuch
Quai 4Rsay
Tovarich
Ain
Guinevere
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Douglas B. O'Connell
City Carrier
Lord Kitchener
Flanders
Earl L. Douglas
William S. White
Uncle Sam
Lilly
West
South
Orient
McNeught Syndicate, Inc
Walter C. Parkes
IRS
Dad
Henry J. Taylor
Red
Hungary
St. Steven’s Cathedral
Kahlenberg
Julius Raab
Raab
East Germany
Red Army
Vladimir Petrovich Sviridov
Siberia
Franz Jonas
Alfons Gorbach
Jonas
Voest Steel Works
Linz
Hermann Goering Steel Combine
Austrian Airlines
Wolfgang Schmitz
Hal Boyle
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