Local News Classifieds and Postage Note
A fragment mentions office phone numbers for business and news rooms in Winchester Virginia, designation as second class mail, and Associated Press affiliation with exclusive republication rights. It also notes postage rates and a New York address for Gallagher DeLisser Inc as national representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk
Aoe Atenscen Ee
Winchester
Gallagher - DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
Orphans Court Acts To Bypass Supreme Court Girard Decision
Philadelphia Orphans Court announces plans to remove the city as trustee of Girard College and appoint a new trustee, aiming to carry out Stephen Girard's will despite the U S Supreme Court ruling labeling the college a state action. The move follows a 1954 admission dispute involving two Negro applicants and a constitutional challenge.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Girard Collerne
Philadelphia
Orphans Court
Washington
Stephen Girard
Girard
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Girard College
Pennsylvania
Foust
Felder
Girard’s
U. S. Supreme Court
Court Action Allowed to Stand Cited on Philanthropy Practice
Court action will be allowed to stand arguing that restricting a man’s right to practice philanthropy harms liberty. The statement contends that forcing conformity by law marks a low estate for legal governance.
NATO Naval Maneuvers and Adenauer Victory Shape Cold War Tone
The Adenauer win in West Germany boosts support for defending against Communism as NATO conducts its largest naval maneuvers in the North Atlantic. The U.S. Navy moves toward a nuclear fleet with three atomic submarines in service. The event signals unity of the free world on ballots and battles against Soviet aggression.
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Adenauer
West Germany
North Atlantic
Free World
U.S
Editorial Digest Highlights From Daily Newspapers
A digest of editorials from the day’s papers surveys major themes, policy debates, and public questions. Highlights include opinions on governance, economic policy, and social issues reflecting regional voices and editorial perspectives.
September Morn heads to Metropolitan Museum in new era
The Wichita Eagle recalls the Paul Chabas painting September Morn moving from controversy to acceptance as it nears a permanent display at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. It notes past efforts to ban the nude and compares the work to modern bikini fashion, reflecting shifting attitudes.
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Midwest
Lieutenant Governor Collins dies of heart attack in Wythesville
Five years ago report notes the sudden death of Lieutenant Governor Lewis Preston Collins in Wythesville from a heart attack. The item also covers local society notes including Nancy Carper's return to Alexandria and Mrs. Francis Aylor as guest speaker at a Berryville DAR meeting.
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Lewis Preston Collins
Wythesville
Nancy Carper
J. M. Carper
Alexandria
W. E. Henson
Berry Ville
Francis Aylor
Berryville
DAR
Aylor
Europe
Tara Singh
India
Punjab
Pakistan
Abner Johnson
The
Railway Express
Anthracite Concourse Assoc
Williamsport
Jamestown Exposition Recalled 50 Years On
A veteran recounts the 1907 Jamestown Exposition on Hampton Roads and its role in uniting Virginia and the South. He recalls leaders like General Fitzhugh Lee and Booker T. Washington, the era’s transport limits, and the legacy of the celebration for American unity.
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Jamestown
North American
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Hampton Roads
Chesapeake Bay
James
York Rivers
America
Society For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Virginia Historical Society
Richmond
General Assembly of Virginia
Assembly
Virginia
Commonwealth
J. Hoge Tyler
Business Mews Association of
Willam and Mary College
Norfolk
Shenandoah Valley
Eastern Virginia
South
Fitzhugh Lee
Lee
Boston
New York
Alvah Martin
Harry St. George Tucker
W. Nelson Page
Lewis H. Hyde
Tucker
Virginia Valley
George Washington University
Latin America
Japan
China
Transportatin
Theodore Roosevelt
Allen Caperton Braxton
Virginia Bar Association
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Winchester
The
Bar Association
Warren Kelfer
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Booker T. Washington
High Speed Drill Marks Step Forward in Dentistry
Dr Richard W Page of Chappaqua introduced a high speed drill now used by about 2000 dentists. It cuts drilling time by half and reduces heat and vibration while keeping anesthesia in many cases. The device requires less pressure and can ease patient experience, though pain is not eliminated.
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Richard W. Page
Chappaqua
New York
Page
Worry Clinic Advice to Fatties Plan for Weight Loss
Dr Crane prescribes a 10 day rigid diet focusing on protein, removing temptations, limiting caffeine, and adding regular teen exercise. Nina S a 15 year old high school sophomore weighs 164 pounds at 5 3 and loses 11 pounds in 10 days and continues toward normal weight. article urges others to follow the plan.
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Nina
George W. Crane
Nina S
Dr. Cane
Chicago
How's Your I Q Memory Genius Quiz
The quiz scores daily based on 100 questions with nine or ten correct answers marking Memory Genius and seven or eight Very Superior. It asks ten sample questions about Carabao organization, element names, Mount Ararat, Soviet-German pacts, Civil War secession, Asuncion, Shadows On The Rock, lowest US point, word replacement, and a cryptic proverb meaning for calf.
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Military Order of the Carabao
China
Philippines
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Bible
Turkey
Iran
Ussr
Soviet Russia
Germany
South Carolina
Union
Asuncion
United States
J. Howell
Strength For The Day Obedience Shapes True Religion
A discussion on how religious obedience underpins faith, church customs, and disciplined practice. The text argues that regular worship, even if rituals seem slight, builds lasting obedience to God and deepens religion through daily living. It also includes a Q A on how earthquake shock waves travel in all directions from the fracture center.
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U.S. Navy
Kremlin
Esting
Wichita
Kan
Eagle
Metropolitan Museum
Paul
Chabas
John F. McDaniel and
Donald E Seabright
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Randolph T. Shields, Jr
Washington and Lee University
Cambridge
Mass
George Smith
Tuxedo
H.W. Leigh
Richard H. Lee, Jr
Clarke County
Democratic Committee
Col
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Thomas
Thomas D. Gold
Op&equon
Early
Sheridan
Peyton Eleet
John P. Flyde
Tenth Virginia
Centerville
Manassas
Scott
R. J. Scott
M. Mose Ay
Rachel's Burial Place
Palestine
AME
James Wi. Thomson
Sewells Point
Virginia Assembly
Charles Russell Keiley
Metropolitan
Booth
Carters Grove
James River
Bruton Parish
Doctor
Herman
Bundesesa, Mld
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