Winchester Evening Star front page fragment 1961
A fragment of the Winchester Evening Star from September 23, 1961 shows masthead details and editor names. It includes pricing lines for subscriptions and a religious proverb from James 1 15. The visible text is largely boilerplate publication information.
Newspapers rally against sales tax on subscriptions
North Carolina editors condemn the revised sales tax that applies to newspaper subscriptions arguing it infringes on a free press. The debate cites constitutional rights, fairness with goods like food and medicine, and reflects broader tax and budget concerns across national issues.
Local Hosts Receive Guests From Out of Town
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackel hosted Mrs. Irene King of Washington as a guest. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Leighty of Pittsburgh were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker at their Gray Avenue home.
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Arthur Jackel
Irene King
Washington
Ralph Leighty
Pittsburgh
Mrs
Earl Baker
Gray Avenue
Newburgh's Revolt Against Welfare State Sparks Debate
Newburgh New York leaders advocate cutting welfare support for “chislers” while stressing aid remains for those in need. The discussion links to Italy Texas, which endured a severe tornado last spring, drawing parallels to disaster response and resource use.
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Newburgh N. Y
Newburgh
Industrial News Review
Italy
Tex
Heaven in the Bible Arare focus on glory beyond human understanding
A short reflection notes that heaven appears rarely in scripture outside prophets and Revelation. It argues Jesus spoke of heaven without detailing its description, suggesting the immeasurable glory is beyond human comprehension and earthly law.
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Heaven
Jesus
Ieaven
Reflections on Heaven and Life After Death
Earl L. Douglas emphasizes that biblical teaching confirms life after death and a final separation of good and evil. He argues modern Christian thought misses heaven’s reality and urges contemplation of heaven’s sublime truth.
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God
Tokyo diplomat stabbed by burglar at home
25 Years Ago 1936 Earle R. Dickover first secretary and charge d'affaires of the U S Embassy was stabbed in his Tokyo home by a burglar who fled. Mrs. Robert Y. Conrad left for Baltimore to spend the winter. H G Fahnestock had just returned from Atlantic City after attending a convention.
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Earle R. Dickover
U. S
Tokyo
Robert Y. Conrad
Baltimore
H. G. Fahnestock
Atlantic City
Local Social Notes Return Guests and Honors
Fifty years ago Miss Pinkie Sheetz returned from Dumfries Virginia where she stayed with Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Clagett. Dr F Harry Baetjer of Winchester was chosen president of the American Roentgen Ray Society. Mrs Walter E Barr entertained Mrs Andrew Hauck and granddaughter Gertrude of Lancaster Pennsylvania as guests.
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Pinkie Sheetz
Dumfries, Va
Joseph Clagett
F. Harry Baetjer
Winchester
American Roentgen Ray Society
Walter E. Barr
Andrew Hauck
Miss Gertrude
Lancaster
Saint Jean de Brebeuf and the Hurons Martyrdom
An American Heritage Magazine account chronicles Jesuit Jean de Brebeuf and Father Gabriel Lalemant in Huronia Canada. It details his early language work with the Hurons, their villages around Georgian Bay, and the brutal Iroquois raid leading to Brebeuf’s death after hours of torture and Lalemant’s final sacrifice.
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Italy
Newburgh
Jean de Brebeuf
Louis IX
Holy Land
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Society of Jesus
Canada
de Brebeuf
Jesuits
Franciscans
France
Quebec
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Georgian Bay
Ontario
Lake Simcoe
Neces
Father Anne de Noue
Father de Brebeuf
St. Louis
Gabriel Lalemant
Jesus
Jesus Taiteur
Lalemant
American Heritage Magazine
How's Your I Q Memory Test And Garden Dedication
A quiz feature lists questions with answers and scoring bands from memory genius to good. Separately Dayton's Shiloh Congregational Church opens its 25 year Garden of Memory beside the sanctuary funded by memorials and offerings and featuring a pool and trees.
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Dayton
Ohio
Shiloh
Front Royal Livestock Market Sale Prices Summary
At Front Royal Livestock Market on September 22 buyers quoted prices across hogs veal sheep and cattle. Hogs ranged heavy butcher 16.50 to 18.00 light butcher 17.00 to 18.00 sows 13.50 to 14.25. Veal chiefly 27.00 to 32.50 with best 31.50 to 32.50. Sheep and lambs to 20.25 for prime. Slaughter cattle and stocker prices listed for steers heifers cows bulls and yearling steers with varied grades and ranges.
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Standard
Utility
Canner & Cutter
Cutter & Utility
World Missionary Radio Conference Sets Growth Goal
The third World Conference on Missionary Radio in Milwaukee aims to double the number of missionary radio stations worldwide within ten years. Representatives from 29 stations spanning 100 languages on six continents attended the summer meeting.
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Milwaukee
Wis
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