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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1957

Page

7

Beck Huddles With Teamsters Union Executive Committee

Beck met privately in Galveston with five labor attorneys as the Teamsters Executive Committee discussed strategy amid allegations of $320000 in union funds used personally. Hoffa sat across the table as Beck seeks another five year term while facing Senate inquiries and legal trouble.

Galveston Tex Dave Beck Teamsters Union Executive Beck Senate Washington Earlher Teamsters James R. Hoffa Hoffa Detroit John J. Conlin Jersey City Jerald Trainer Washington, D. C Jack Wiley St Louis Ed Davis

Sutherly Receives Eight-Year Sentence in Assault Case

Herman L. Sutherly aged 17 of Rt 3 was sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary after a 12 man Corporation Court jury found him guilty of assault and robbery of Douglas Pierce on April 26. A separate indictment for assault and robbery involving Grover Puffinberger was also charged. Sutherly had been certified to be treated as an adult. Shell and Miller also faced charges but were not tried. The jury included foreman Joseph Scroth and member Rufus P. Smith.

Herman Leroy Sutherly Rt. 3 State Penitentiary Corporation Court Douglas Pierce Sutherly Ernest Shell, Jr Winchester Woodrow William Miller Rt. 1 Stephenson Pierce Grover Cleveland Puffinberger Milton Harris Harris Puffinberger Shell Miller Suther Joseph Scroth R. O. Atwood Leon G. Wright Sidney L. Snellings Howard Snapp August J. Hark Forrest E. Sirbaugh C. F. Goliday, Jr Rufus P. Smith Carl C. Marcus Woodrow H. Moore Ernest Pugh

Eight Juveniles Convicted in Gas Thefts

Eight youths between 14 and 17 were convicted in Frederick County Juvenile Court for stealing about 277 gallons of gasoline over three months from Stewart Yeakley. Seven hail from Winchester and one from Berryville Rt 1. Two received 12 months with six months suspended, three were placed on probation with restitution, and three with prior records were committed to the State Welfare and Corrections Department. The youths held for transfer to state authorities include a 14 year old who had been in a Maryland reformatory.

Stewart Yeakley Rt. 2 Frederick County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court W. E. Edwards Winchester Rt. 1 Berryville State Department of Welfare & Corrections

Ike Seeks Restored Funds for USIA Budget

President Eisenhower urged Congress to restore cuts to the U S Information Agency budget. Senate GOP leaders announced the appeal after a White House meeting. The administration sought 144 million dollars for USIA propaganda for the year starting July 1. the House Appropriations Committee proposed 106 million dollars.

Washington Eisenhower Congress U.S. Information Agency Senate Knowland California GOP White House USIA United States House Appropriations Committee

Scranton unionist describes rigged steward elections

Bradshaw testified he was elected Teamsters Union steward through prearranged schemes led by Malloy. He said workers were instructed whom to vote for and brought friends to meetings, and that union officials manipulated elections extending terms from three to five years. He also noted losing his steward job after working nonunion.

Scranton Bradshaw Pacific Teamsters Union Malloy

Red Cross Urges Local Blood Drive After Emergency Call

Commander Lake notes 290 pints used locally with 94 in March and asks families of recipients to donate at tomorrow's drive. Red Cross reported four volunteers answered an emergency call to Memorial Hospital in under ten minutes. A patient in surgery needed four pints of type O negative blood. five donors responded. The surgeon said the patient is improving and may be discharged soon. No charge is made for Red Cross blood.

Red Cross Memorial Hospital J. Fred Larrick Joseph Schroth J. Kenneth Robinson Heltzel Lewis Carl Lewis Lake

James Cagney Praised For Contrasting Contributions

The President’s remarks on James Cagney are echoed by columnists and commentators praising his positive impact beyond the tough guy roles. Cagney’s sister Jeanne is prominent on TV and radio while brother Ed is a studio executive and Harry a Los Angeles doctor. The Cagney brothers own a film company with Bill.

James Cagney Mr. Cagney Jeanne Harry Los Angeles Bill

Cagney to Attend Winchester Festival Week

Captain Wenzel Habel of Overseas Travel Service said Mr. Cagney’s exact arrival time in Winchester is not set. Tentative plans call for Cagney to head to the West Coast in the next day or so, return to his New York farm, then be joined by Mrs. Cagney around May 2 or May 3.

Mr. Cagney Wenzel Habel Cagney Winchester West New York

Stairway Details Near Jerusalem Baptismal Site

Continued description places a baptismal site between Jerusalem at about two thousand feet above sea level and the Jordan River at roughly one thousand feet below. The text notes the site is some distance from the city.

Jerusalem Jordan

Sacred Jordan Baptism Site Faces Water Diversion Threat

Pilgrims visit the Baptismal site along the Jordan where John the Baptist preached. Bearded priests perform mass in a flat boat at the exact river spot. A planned Jordan Valley irrigation scheme could divert the Yarmuk and lower water levels, risking a sacred dry spot. Tomorrow feature: The Mount of Temptation.

Jordan Valley Jordan Yarmuk

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