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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1957
Page
7
Helen R Collier promotes a spring fragrance as a personal persona booster and urges readers to select a signature scent for the season. She also highlights beauty care, manicure appointments, and the Beauty Center at 7 West Bosca wen Street Winchester with the MO 20769 phone number.
Mrs Gertie D Leatherman of 806 Berryville Avenue died at 7 p m yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital She was born in Delray West Virginia daughter of the late Jack and Mary Hook Didawick She was a member of Bethal Methodist Church at Trone Surviving are a daughter Mary Louise Leatherman and four brothers John Didawick Ira Didawick George and Anthony Didawick Funeral services were set for 11 a m Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev S J Goode Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home The Board of Directors meeting will be held at the War Memorial Building at 730 p m P B Glaize will report on the apple referendum and Virginia Apple Tax plan notes available at the Armory mid February official results pending final tally The meeting also features reports from officers and committee members plus discussions on a memorial for late President Walker McC Bond and plans for a fruit prospects statistical service A buffet supper provided by Farmers Merchants National Bank will follow the meeting
Result of the recent Apple Tax Referendum will be announced at the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association annual meeting tomorrow night. Officers will be elected at the session.
A woman argues that a program would deny equal education to a segment of Americans and claims she supports integration though disavowing membership in civil rights groups. She states she did not object to sending her sons to segregated schools.
Mrs. Defebio and her husband Frank refused to register their children in North Carolina schools to teach them at home. They argued against compulsory attendance and faced state welfare action. She plans to keep the boys in Washington first and then send them to North Carolina to stay with their father.
The article notes a generally calmer mood at the London negotiations with parties working toward an agreement. It cites Postmaster General Summerfield gaining full support to curb mail service after Congress blocked emergency funds, and Presidents Eisenhower's approval of a 41 million dollar bill restoring most cut postal services. It also mentions a new natural gas bill from Reps O Hara and Harris aligning with Eisenhower’s criteria after last year's veto.
He described support for the measure while noting the bill would regulate prices on a federal basis. It sets market value as the standard rather than public utility price standards.
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