Hiring the Handicapper Is Good Business
The Star urges readers to support the Hire The Handicapped Week citing President Eisenhower and Virginia Employment Service data. It notes O'Sullivan Rubber Corp Winchester wins a merit award for participation and lists local handicapped workers registered with the Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation office in Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties.
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Church State TV Debate in Maryland Schools
A Maryland inquiry tests church school access to public educational TV funds as St. Mary’s Catholic School seeks to join the county network in Hagerstown. The board cites costs beyond connecting, while the church seeks governance input, with a ruling expected from the attorney general and potential court review.
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Mt Lamington Volcano Still Quietly Erupting
Volcanologist G A Taylor reports ongoing earth tremors at Mt Lamington New Guinea where gas emissions persist after January’s deadly eruption that left thousands dead.
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Law and Liberty in Daily Meditation on Restraint
The essay argues that law and liberty are not opposed. Regulation can protect and refine liberty, keeping the public safe from crime and misuse. Laws guide responsible conduct and prevent exploitation, suggesting restraint can coexist with genuine freedom.
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Good Parents Teach Law and Liberty in Balance
Earl L. Douglas argues that parental guidance aims for peace at home and orderly behavior to fit a law abiding society. He contends law should be a means to freedom not an end, stressing that law and liberty support each other for a full life.
1936 Toledo killings and Holy Land tensions spark unrest
Reports from 25 years ago describe frenzied violence with 600 Catholic priests killed in Toledo Spain and British martial law in Palestine aimed at stopping Arab attacks on Jewish immigration. Separate Cleveland robbery yields 21000 dollars in gold after tied employee targeted during a daytime break in.
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First World War hostilities begin with Italian attack
Fifty years ago in 1911 news reports note Italy and Turkey in conflict starting with the sinking of a Turkish destroyer near Prevosa and Epirus harbor and Italian troop landings. Harry C. Baker buys 60 acres from Florence Baker at $200 per acre on the Martinsburg pike. KE Huston departs to join Civil War survivors reunion of the 148th New York Regiment.
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Time to tally up Congress score for praise or blame
National affairs perspective reviews the just closed session showing Congress split along party lines, dealing with Kennedy era economic issues, foreign aid debates, and church state funding fights while handling budget growth and controversial measures amid a recession and international crises.
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Small bidders win big Illinois bond issue as outsiders advance
States and communities borrow through competitive sales with outsiders closing deals against Wall Street giants. The Illinois 100 million educational and health bonds drew bids from nontraditional dealers led by Chicago banks beating a big-city veteran syndicate. The shift signals potential savings and a livelier market for tax exempt issues, with smaller bidders taking larger shares.
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Itching Mind Triggered by Allergy in Health Column
Dr. Burton H. Fern explains itching linked to allergy and stress. Remedies include calamine lotion with menthol and camphor, zinc oxide paste, antihistamines, and cortisone creams. A case links itchy skin to bedbugs at home, stressing accurate diagnosis.
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It Takes a Genius to Fool His Wife About Anything
HAL BOYLE humor piece contrasts old male secrecy with modern joint finances and tax reporting, noting wives can now see earnings and spending. It cites examples of how age, travel records, and loyalty to tax forms reveal secrets, ending with a quick USDA livestock listing from Baltimore.
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