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Reading the Constitution and Russia’s ants in balance
The article reflects on the year of the Constitution’s adoption and the sacrifices behind liberty. It contrasts this with a note on Russian red ants in forest bio control, warns of unintended pests from foreign species, and reports on Cuba under Castro with refugees hopeful for change despite obstacles.
Stock Market Rallies After Sharp Fall in 1953
The Star Files notes a vigorous rally in the stock market after a severe fall the day before. John J. Massey, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Massey, left for Richmond to begin his sophomore year at the Medical College of Virginia.
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Paul Massey
Richmond
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Local Society News Shows Visits and Celebrations
Twenty five years ago in 1938 Mesdames A C Oates and Ethel Forney returned home from a trip to Pennsylvania and Ohio visiting friends and relatives. Miss C J Rust from New York City was a house guest of Mrs Martha Tucker on North Washington Street. Mr and Mrs William T Sullivan hosted a birthday gathering for their niece Miss Sullivan.
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Ethel Forney
Pennsylvania
Ohio
C. J. Rust
New York City
Martha Tucker
North Washington Street
William T. Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Bryan's Visit Draws Ovation At Winchester Station
50 Years Ago 1913 Hon William Jennings Bryan passed through Winchester on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. A large crowd gathered at the station where he received an ovation and spoke briefly from the smoking car platform. Cary Kremer earned a Roanoke College scholarship and will attend its law school. Capt Harry Wall, surgeon for the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, was named by Governor Mann to represent Virginia at the U S Association of Military Surgeons meeting in Denver.
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William Jennings Bryan
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Cary Kremer
Charles P. Kremer
Roanoke College
Salem
Harry Wall
W. W. Wall
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues
Mann
Virginia
U. S. Association of Military Surgeons
Denver
Colorado
Switchboard diplomacy at U N shapes quiet talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will visit New York for two weeks of private talks with top foreign dignitaries during the General Assembly. Unlike Dulles, he won't lead the American delegation or give the opening address, leaving that to Adlai Stevenson or President Kennedy. The aim is to prevent donnybrooks by handling troublesome issues privately.
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NEA
Dean Rusk
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Dulles
Rusk
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
United States
Harland Cleveland
U.N
Donnybrooks
Irwin Shaw Recalls 1930s While Shifting to Film Producing
Author producer Irwin Shaw, 50, recalls the 1930s with fondness as he becomes a self produced filmmaker. He wrote and produced In the French Style to keep control, and reflects on city life, ferment, and risk accepting adventure as life’s meaning.
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Irwin Shaw
New York
Shaw
Switzerland
Call to support Community of Hope seeks home for handicapped children
Letter to the editor urges Virginia residents to donate one dollar to Community of Hope Inc. Keezietown Va to fund a home for physically handicapped but mentally alert children. The author notes two such children placed in Lynchburg Colony and cites President Truman era Blair House history.
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the Star
Virginia
Community of Hope, Inc
Keezletown
Lynchburg
Community of Hope Inc
Keezietown
Hubert E. Harris
Keezietown, Va
President Truman
Blair House
White House
Floating bed aids doctors in heart research study
Space inspired methods at the University of Rochester enable near motionless heart monitoring on a floating bed. Dr. Arthur J. Moss records minute heart and circulatory data to understand aging and vessel issues. Dr. John R. Derrick's X ray techniques and a new vessel reattachment approach improve brain blood flow and stroke recovery in American hospitals.
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University of Rochester
New York
Arthur J. Moss
John R. Derrick
Texas
Derrick
America
How's Your I Q Memorized Quiz Scored Daily
A reader guide presents a 10 day I Q scoring plan with daily results from 9 10 correct answers to 4 6 labeled as Memory Genius Super ior Excellent and Good. It then asks page 2 for correct answers listing questions about geography history and literature including Central American country largest by area Hawthorne Colonel Pyncheon and other prompts.
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District of Columbia
Colonel Pyncheon
Nathaniel, Hawthorne
Wilhelm
Germany
Norway
Care
M—g—ans
Tito's Zagreb Plant Tour Highlights Cold War Aid Ties
Reporter David Miller notes an American worker bitter over lack of credit for a $40 million plastics plant in Zagreb funded mainly by U.S. aid. Tito's visit follows Khrushchev tour as U.S. engineers supervised and Yugoslav officials show flags and secrecy. Kennedy seeks more aid while critics warn of foreign policy goals.
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Tito
Zagreb
Khrushchev
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
U.S
U. S
Russia
Facta
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