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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1957
Page
4
A fragment from the Winchester Evening Star notes the newspaper's address and editor details with a religious quote and date. It mentions circulation and a newsroom contact, indicating a historic local paper snapshot rather than a full article.
The Federal Communications Commission proposes a two year pay-TV trial starting next March while denying commitment to final adoption. Proponents push special program telecasts for a fee via set devices or coin slots, hoping audiences will pay for exclusive content. Opponents cite public interest concerns and Congress debates. The public will have a chance to decide as FCC proceeds.
Bertrand Russell offers three reasons Britain dislikes yet welcomes America in a New York Times piece. He notes Americans seen as loud, large and rigid. The essay analyzes Anglo American attitudes and cultural differences.
In a pointed column Russell rejects two grounds of hostility as unjustified and argues the third, reflecting Britain's loss of empire, is less sound than many suppose. He labels British prejudice toward American culture as longstanding and asserts America now bears the West’s torch, urging continued effort to keep it bright.
A digest of editorials from 46 newspapers received by this office highlights varied opinions on national policy, economic challenges, and social issues. Editors weigh governance, markets, and public interest with critical voices and policy suggestions.
The author critiques federal overreach after the Little Rock crisis, accusing the Supreme Court of unconstitutional action and questioning President Eisenhower's restraint. He links judicial supremacy to disunity and urges action to correct the 1954 decision amid rising tensions over civil rights.
From the Files of the Star Rubber Corp announces B. Beverly Wright as vice end sales manager of the Shoe Division to succeed A. C. Halvosa. Additional notes mention enlargement costs, a university enrollment, and various local notices of births and visits.
Hal Boyle debates whether churches should reward adult attendance with premium stamps redeemable for prizes, arguing the aim is to fill pews and spread salvation while acknowledging concerns about dignity and hypocrisy. The piece compares church outreach to marketing and cites potential rewards from Bibles to household items as incentives.
NAHA Okinawa Marines ordered court martial for six Black U S Marines accused of attacking two white servicemen. One death Adrien Nobleby 19 Wells County North Dakota and Sgt A H Carrillo 22 El Paso Texas injured. Names listed Pfc Robert Allen Jr Nashville Tenn Pfc Willie Brown Jr Savoyard Ky Cpl Eddie Chestnut Walterboro NC Pfc Henry Moyer Jr Oak City NC Pfc Jim Williams Jr Dayton Ohio Pfc Wilbur L Jones Raleigh NC.
Ministers recall church enthusiasm that dies without root in believers. They warn that many begin with zeal but fade as trials temptations or social pressures arise, yielding spiritually thin lives. Words echo biblical warning about roots, fruitfulness, and steadfast faith.
A doctor explains choosing among 50 plus U S hearing aid firms offering one to six models. Air conduction is common. bone conduction is rarer. Have an audiologic doctor evaluation before selecting and obtaining an aid.
A reader quiz tests IQ level from daily scoring ranges with 10 day prompts. It asks ten questions covering substitutes for spices and other terms, fear of heights, Bible article terms, Oveta Hobby WWII role, island groups, Nicholas Murray Butler, Welland Canal location, tung tree parts, correct usage of success, and poets authoring a peace reference.
An unnamed health column discusses weight loss effects on blood pressure citing Ruby M. 55, Chicago, who slimmed from 212 to 160 pounds reducing BP from 200 to 155. It promotes a low calorie plan with 800 1200 calories daily and a dehydration approach, offering a diet chart for 20 cents.
The Arkansas governor confronts a federal order over National Guard troops at Central High as the Davis court action looms. Faubus refuses to comply with a subpoena and hints at appealing higher courts while the nation watches the integration showdown unfold.
A NAACP brief to the Fourth Circuit argues Federal Judge Sterling Hutcheson erred by not setting a definite desegregation date for Prince Edward County schools. The filing contends changes in attitude follow, not precede, desegregation and urges reversal to return the case for a specific timetable.
The Bohemian cut is a lace like glass engraving developed by Czech glassmakers on lead crystal. It uses the high refraction and dispersion of colors in lead glass. This style became highly popular in France and is sometimes called the Prenahow cut.
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