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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1957

Page

5

Prison Superintendent Is Mother of the Year

Morgantown West Virginia Mrs Mable Turley Simms 56 superintendent of the women’s prison at Peace wrings says there is nothing she would rather be than a good mother The honor was conferred by the states election committee for American Mothers Committee Inc Simms has four daughters three of them married Her husband Mark Simms works for the Railway Express Agency

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia Mable Turley Simms American Mothers Committee, Inc

Henry St. George Tucker Was a Prominent Lawyer

Henry St. George Tucker born April 5 1852 in Winchester Virginia came from a family of noted legal and political figures. He studied at Washington and Lee University earning a MA in 1875 and LLD in 1876 then practiced law in Staunton before serving as Democratic representative from 1889 to 1897. He later held law school leadership roles at Washington and Lee and Columbia University now George Washington University.

Henry St. George Tucker Winchester Virginia Tucker England Bermuda Islands John Randolph Tucker Laura (Powell) Tucker Superior Court of Chancery Clarksburg Frederick County St. George Tucker Loudoun County Richmond Washington and Lee University Henrietta Preston Johnston William Preston Johnston Staunton Congress Cleveland Bryan William L. Wilson Martha Sharpe Wilkes Barre Columbia University George Washington University

Life of congressman Tucker ends in 1932 at Lexington

The congressman, active from 1905 as president of the James Town Tercentennial Exposition and re-elected in March 1922, died July 23, 1932 in Lexington Virginia. He was survived by his third wife, Mary Jane Williams Tucker, whom he wed on June 29, 1929.

Congress Lexington Virginia Mary Jane (Williams) Tucker

Holy Week Series Begins at Opequon Church

Plans outline a five night Holy Week series at Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Kernstown April 15 to 19 at 745 pm sponsored by Shawnee District Council of Churches. Five ministers from eight district churches deliver sermons on How Men Act At the Cross with topics The Kiss of a Traitor Tears of a Down The Weak a Politician The Mockery of the Soldiers and The Courage of a Gent.

Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Kernstown Shawnee J. Floyd Wine Calvary Church the Breren ¥ S J. S. Peebles Bruce Wn Methodist x Re Robert C. Bradford, Jr Opequon Evering Codk

Widespread Railroad Conductors Use Signature Punches

Every day 10000 conductors across the nation sign with a punch leaving a distinctive hole. Designs vary from a goat head to a Scotty dog and a boxing glove. The practice, introduced over a century ago by Pappy Ayers of Erie Railroad, reportedly saved the railroad thousands yearly by preventing free riders.

New York Steelways American Lion and Steele Institute Pappy Ayers Erie Railroad

Mrs McCarthy Says Invitation Came Too Late

Mrs Joseph McCarthy wife of Wisconsin Senator says she would not have attended a White House luncheon even if invited. She noted she never saw the invitation and only received a late telephone oral invitation to her office.

Washington Joseph McCarthy Wisconsin White House Sen. McCarthy Congress Eisenhower McCarthy

Police collect dangerous war souvenirs in Cincinnati

Police in Cincinnati netted a cache of dangerous war souvenirs including hand grenades and shells up to 75 millimeters. One man delivered a two inch Civil War cannon ball.

Cincinnati Lawrence McCarthy

Longest novels cited in early lists and page counts

The question cites E. E. A. Grand Cyprus said to be 1600s work by a French noblewoman and claims it would fill about 3,000 pages today. It notes modern extremes: Sironia Texas at 1,731 pages and A House Divided at 1,500 pages. Anthony Adverse 1,200 pages and Gone With the Wind 1990 pages.

Sironia Texas Madison A. Cooper Ben Ames Williams Anthony Adverse

X-Ray Reveals Gamble With Stork Is Lost

A Long Island couple bet Lloyds of London $1,875 to $25,000 on a multiple birth in June. An X-ray Monday showed the mother will have a single child, ending the plan for a triplet birth. The Blechmans raised funds for the policy from friends and relatives.

New York Long Island Stork Lloyds of London Jean David Blechman Lloyds Blechman

Philip Morris Sales Rise 11 Percent in 1957 Quarter

Philip Morris Inc. reported first quarter sales around 80 million dollars, up 11 percent from 1956. President Parker McComas said earnings per share remained near 78 cents, and the firm plans to acquire Milprint Inc. by exchanging 385,000 Philip Morris shares for Milprint stock after a mid June stockholders meeting.

Richmond Philip Morris Inc Parker McComas Philip Morris McComas Milprint Inc Milprint

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