Winchester Evening Star 1896 Overview and Rates
The Winchester Evening Star issues information about circulation figures and contact details with a historical snapshot. It lists ACK F. DAVIS as general manager and executive editor and DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL as managing tutor and mentions Gallagher Delisser reps in New York. It also shows subscription rates and mailing details for Winchester Virginia.
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Ack F. Davis
Winchester
Nail
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Powell Defends Self After Committee Rebuke
Adam Clayton Powell remains defiant about his influence over education policy as the House Committee on Education weighs new rules for next year. The committee’s action serves as a rebuke to Powell while limiting his power over hiring, firing, and funds pending committee approval.
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Adam Clayton Powell
House
Congress
Powll
Powell
Harlem Democrat
Rocky Marciano considers boxing comeback at 43
The piece discusses athletes who continued competing into their forties and beyond. It notes examples like Gardner Mulloy, Ben Hogan, Johnny Longden, and Lou Groza as late starters or late-career standouts while warning many others fail. It contrasts the potential risks and rewards of a Marciano return.
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Rocky Marciano
Rocky
Gardner Mulloy
Ben Hogan
Lou
Groza
Cleveland Browns
Legion
Butter Stocks in Canada Decline as Consumption Rises
The Canadian government reports a rapid drop in butter stock after years of surplus. Per capita butter use rose from 15.5 to over 18 pounds, aided by a growing population and stronger spending. A price-stabilizing import may be needed if stocks keep shrinking.
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Canada
Bohemia Moravia executes six. Elias held on treason charges
Six persons were executed in the protectorate of Bohemia Moravia as Germany enforces a civil emergency. Premier General Alois Elias is under arrest on charges of premeditated treason. In sports, Handley Judges defeated Washington School Calvin Coolidge High 27 to 0 in their opener.
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Protectorate of
Bohemia-Moravia
Germany
Alois Elias
Washington
Calvin Coolige
Rail line to Wardensville spurs regional development
Fifty years ago in 1916 the Winchester and Western Railroad then under construction from the city to Wardensville West Virginia by the Lost City Lumber Company and allied interests promised to unlock mineral and timber riches. J Sherrard Kennedy formerly of Winchester was appointed cashier of the newly merged Atlanta National Bank in Atlanta Georgia.
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Winchester and Western
Wardensville
W. Va
Lost City Lumber Co
J. Sherrard Kennedy
Winchester
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta
Daily Meditation by Earl L Douglas on Hypocrisy
Jesus called some opponents hypocrites and the term means an actor. Hypocrisy is acting rather than living in reality. Most struggle between forces that harm and those that build. honesty and self awareness lead to moral triumph and sound living. Acting has a place in entertainment but not in daily life.
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Jesus
United States
Viet Nam
New Left
Peiping and Moscow Seen as Only Hope for Vietnam Peace
William Lawrence argues progress toward Vietnam peace hinges on Peiping or Moscow. He notes Manila summit intent signals US Asia backing, while Brsen pressures grow. He cites Sen. Fuller’s call to pause bombing and questions North Vietnamese leverage. He warns Communist nations gauge US resolve from reports of waning public support.
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Manila
United States
Asia
Vietnam
Fullbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hanoi
Peiping
Moscow
Johnson
Rusk
Defense Department
Harold Holt
South Vietnam
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Southeast Asia
America
Crunch and Goo at cocktail parties and Manila talks
A humorous take on cocktail canapes and the dreaded dip labeled crunch and goo. The piece blends a comic critique of hostesses and a deeper analysis of the Manila conference's focus on Asia's economic rebuilding and the Vietnam issue. It notes U S policy aims, key leaders present, and the broader goal of regional stability amid ongoing conflict.
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New York
New Left pushes to soften U.S. Viet Nam policy
William S. White argues the New Left presses to deescalate in Viet Nam, seeking slower military action while not admitting defeat. He blames Kennedy and Johnson aides, notably Arthur Schlesinger and Richard Goodwin, for a cautious, impractical approach that could embolden Communist aggression and misread U.S. resolve.
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Nedy
Johnson
Schlesinger
Goodwin
Viet Nam
Schlesinger and Company
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Excess Milk and Oxalates in Stone Prevention
Medical guidance on avoiding milk as a beverage to reduce kidney stone recurrence, allowed moderate dairy with meals, and cautious intake of oxalate rich foods. Discusses orthophosphate, magnesium oxide, and lifelong prevention. addresses hereditary polycystic kidney disease and confirms blood type does not change.
How's Your IQ Memory Quiz Scoring Guide
Based on 100 questions over 10 days daily scores map to ratings Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. Turn to page 2 for correct answers. 1 Ex President who later became Chief Justice 2 Political party that sponsored Washington 3 Annealing metal does it harden or soften 4 Snow has fallen in every U S state true or false 5 Sport with puck 6 Continent where Nepal is located 7 Correct the sentence water surrounds the house 8 Mediterranean location description 9 Capital of Canada Ottawa Quebec or Montreal 10 Does a hexagon have four six or eight sides
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U.S
George Washington
United States
Nepal
Mediterranean
Turkey
Syria
UAR
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Quebec
Montreal
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Japan
India
Europe
Hugo L. Black
U.S. Supreme Court
William S. White
South Viet Nam
Democratic Party
White House
John F. Ken
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