Local Troop Leaders Named in Hospital Notice
The patient is Jeffrey Stealey son of Mrs. Charles Stealey of Joist Hite Place. He is held by Nurse Betty Bearey of the hospital staff. Leaders of Troop 12 are Mrs. Percy Stultz mother of Jean and Mrs. Harold Covert mother of Cathy and Margie.
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Jeffrey Stealey
Charles Stealey
Joist Hite Place
Betty Bearey
Troop 12
Percy Stultz
Jean
Harold Covert
Cathy
Margie
Memorial Hospital
Jean Stultz
Cathy Covert
Margie Covert
Government Seeks Dissolution of Boxing Clubs
The government asks a federal judge to dissolve the International Boxing Clubs of New York Illinois Michigan and Missouri after a prior antitrust ruling. Named are James D Norris and Arthur M Wirtz as IBC presidents. A hearing is set for May 20.
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New York
International Boxing Clubs
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
Sylvester J. Ryan
Ryan
IBC
James D. Norris
Arthur M. Wirtz
Chicago
American tourist blown from airliner over Iraq
Iraqi searchers combed desert wastes for the body of J. R. Nash of Memphis Tennessee identified by police as an American passenger sucked through a shattered window of a French four engine Constellation 25 miles north of Kirkuk. Nash was en route from Tehran to Istanbul on the last leg of a round the world trip when the third window on the right side exploded.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Iraq
J. R. Nash
Memphis
Tenn
Tehran
Paris
Air France
Jirkouk
Nash
Easter Parade Draws 1 200 000 in New York
Warmest Easter on record draws an estimated 1.2 million people to the 5th Avenue parade. Midtown churches filled. 360 police kept out exhibitors and disruptors, though a few outside displays slipped through amid the crowds.
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New York
5Th Avenue
Midtown
Dr Crane's Worry Clinic Begins in the Star Today
Dr George Crane launches a daily Worry Clinic on the Winchester Evening Star editorial page. A physician and psychologist, he treats real case histories and offers frank advice aligned with Christian ethics. He aims to make the newspaper a family textbook and a forum for honest discussion of courtship and marriage.
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DR. Crane
the Star Today
George Crane
Winchester Evening Star
Christian Church
Crane
the Star
Pony Sale Set With 300 Plus Consolations At Farmers Exchange
More than 309 ponies are consigned for the third annual Eastern Pony Breeders Association sale at Farmers Livestock Exchange April 26 and 27. Registered HackneyWelsh and Shetland ponies join cross breed hunter and five gaited saddle ponies up to 14.2 hands. Grade ponies go on sale second day. last year’s event was one day. Over 100 Shetland mares have been entered from Walgamuth Pony Farm Akron Indiana Thomas Merrick Ill Saddle Acres Pony Farm Forest Hill Md John Hughes Brookston Ind Diamond Pony Farm Diamond Ohio and Elmer Lindwall Pembroke Mass.
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Eastern Pony Breeders Association
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
Walgamuth Pony Farm
Akron
Indiana
Thomas Merrick
Ill
Gordonsville
Saddle Acres
Forest Hill
John Hughes
Brookston
Ind
Diamond Pony Farm
Diamond
Ohio
Elmer Lindwall
Pembroke
Mass
VFW Volunteers to Seat Audiences in Festival Parades
Winchester Post 2123 VFW volunteers will staff seating and ticket collection for the foremen's and Grand Feature parades of the Festival on May 7 and 3. L. W. Wallace Jr. announced the effort with a long list of volunteers led by George B. Taylor, who heads the VFW committee. Harry Lake serves as post commander.
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Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars
L. W. Wallace, Jr
Department of Public Safety and Public Service
Raleigh D. Easter
Dudley G. Reynolds
Elmer H. Kline
Harry L. Lake
John W. Jones
Richard K. Eddy
John L. Coffelt, Jr
Paul D. Strawderman
Dennis L. Strawderman
W. E. Adams
Marion E. Campbell
A. A. Goble
Edward G. Rennie
Jesse P. Peters
Wilber R. Sellers
Max Hinegardner
Robert R. Grim
Herbert L. Willis
Marvin W. Miller
Ray E. Bowers
Lewis M. Barley
Richard L. Boxwell, Jr
Edward M. Bolton
Eugene B. Purtlebaugh
Charles R Rinker
James G. Wilkins
Earl L. Kerns
Wiliam A. Sealock
Leo B. Fauver
George B. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Quarrel Explodes Into Fatal Shooting at Church Point
In Church Point, a disturbance between Raphael Daigle and his estranged wife led to a shooting that killed his wife Rena 35 their 14 year old daughter Netlie and two police officers Chief Wilbur Landry and Assistant Chief Burley Cormier. Daigle then killed himself.
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Church Point
Lai
F.j.comeaux
Raphael Daigle
Carpenter
Rena
Daigle
Netlie
Wilbur Landry
Burley Cormier
Dai
Aigle
Comeaux
Landry
Cormier
Hettie
Dulles Says U S Seeks Liberation of Captive Nations
Dulles declares to Russia that the United States aims to liberate captive nations. The report notes Easter Sunday heat records and April 21 temperature readings at Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory with historical highs shown on earlier years, but yesterday surpassed all.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Mercury
Secretary Dulles urges liberation of captive nations
Secretary of State Dulles told the Associated Press luncheon that the United States seeks the liberation of the captive nations in the Soviet bloc. He appealed to Congress and the public to preserve foreign aid programs and warned against economizing zeal in policy. He argued Soviet threats will not break the free world's collective defense and stated the U.S. will not seek a political settlement at the expense of liberty. Dulles cited rising demands for freedom in satellites and condemned Soviet imperialism while urging evolution to freedom. The address received Eisenhower’s approval and was his first major policy review in the second term.
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New York
State Dulles
Russia
United States
Soviet Bloc
Associated Press
Dulles
Congress
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Free World
Eisenhower
Augusta
James C. Hagerty
U. S
Hungary
Communist Party
Suez Canal
Egypt
Hospital orderly stabbed to death here
A Memorial Hospital orderly Nathan Carter of Winchester was killed by a stabbing. John D. Cox Jr., 33, of Alabama, was arrested after an argument and held for arraignment on a murder charge. Carter’s body was found on Haddox Row and a long blade knife recovered. The incident followed an argument between Carter and Cox and police say the investigation continues.
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Alabama
John D. Cox, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Nathan Carter
Winchester
Cox
J. Thomas Boyd
Warren Rudolph
Haddox Row
Carter
Roger Pennington
Floyd Barley
Bord
Rudolph
McFarland
Miller
Hill
Tuscaloosa
Montgomery
Corporation Court
George G. Snarr, Jr
Milton Harris
First Flying Saucer Of 1957 Reported By Irvin Shendow
Irvin Shendow of 402 S Stewart St reported seeing a white flying object about ten thirty p m on Front Royal Road six miles south of town. He described it five times larger than Venus, moving northeast to southwest in a flat straight line and vanishing in about a second and a half, too fast for an airplane. He could not gauge altitude.
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Irvin Shendow
S. Stewart St
Shendow
Front Royal Road
New Pamunkey River Bridge Closed After Damage
Richmond The State Highway Department closed the new Pamunkey River Bridge to traffic after damage to the swing span. A tug towing two barges broke loose one barge struck the bridge, the $1 250 000 structure had opened only last Thursday.
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Richmond
State Highway Department
Pamunkey River
Jordan Foreign Minister Accuses Foreign Missions of Interference
Jordanian Foreign Minister Suleiman Nabulsi accused foreign missions of meddling in internal affairs amid regional tension. Israel reports show Syrian and Iraqi troop movements near Jordan, with President Kuwaiti reportedly urging restraint. Nabulsi reaffirmed ties with Moscow and rejected conditions on U S aid, stating opposition to communism for Arab nationalism.
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Amman
Jordan
U.S
Israel
Foreign Ministry
Iraq
Faisal I
Hussein
el Mafraq
Shukri Kuwaily
Suleiman Nabulsi
Nabulsi
Khalidi
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
Middle East
Richard
U. S
United States
Naval airman dies after three years in coma
A 26 year old naval airman from Scranton Pa John Cipriano died in Philadelphia after three years of unconsciousness from an automobile accident on January 5 1954. He never regained consciousness and was kept alive by tube feeding as doctors fought to restore his senses.
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Philadelphia
Scranton
John Cipriano
Cipriane
Indictment Dismissal Sought by Hoffa Union Boss
Midwest Teamsters chief James R Hoffa asked to dismiss an indictment accusing him of conspiring to plant a spy on the Senate Rackets Committee staff. He argues he was denied a preliminary hearing and that the grand jury was tainted by government publicity.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Senate Rackets
Hoffa
U. S
FBI
Four Die in Plane Crash on Kyushu Island
A U. S. Air Force C119 Flying Boxcar crashed on northern Kyushu Island today, killing four crew members. A rescue helicopter also went down in the rain, injuring three Americans aboard.
Tornadoes Strike Texas as Drought Appears Broken
Tornadoes exploded across Texas with ten confirmed on the Panhandle and South Plains injuring 34 and causing heavy property damage. One missing near Cotulla. Flood warnings issued as Trinity River nears flood stage and rains soak central, south, and northwest Texas.
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Dallas P
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Cotulla
Texas
Trinity River
Weather Bureau
South
Eisenhower and Stassen to discuss disarmament
President Eisenhower will meet Harold E. Stassen in Augusta as U N disarmament talks pause for Easter. Stassen heads to London to resume negotiations while Dulles and White House officials assess progress and report to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Russia
Stassen
Washington
Augusta National Golf Club
London
U.N
Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Two Men Rescued From Sinking Cruiser in Chesapeake Bay
Two men aboard the cabin cruiser Moby Dick were rescued from a sinking vessel in Chesapeake Bay after a Coast Guard radio warning. An oyster boat recovered the pair and a helicopter later airlifted them to Patuxent Naval Air Station, as Navy and Coast Guard units searched the area near the Potomac mouth.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Naval Air Station
Patuxent
Potomac River
Coast Guard
Smith Point
Navy
The
Huge Boulder Blocks Traffic on Highway
A landslide outside Tronton Ohio hurled a boulder as big as a house onto U S 52 twelve miles east of town, closing the highway for hours. The slide occurred at 11 p m Sunday and by morning one lane was open for one way traffic. No injuries reported. The road runs along the Ohio river with a steep ridge to the north and overhanging rock formations.
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Tronton
Ohio
U. S. 52
Here
Ohio River
Eden Improves After April 13 Bile Duct Operation
Doctors report Sir Anthony Eden shows continued improvement after surgery for bile duct obstruction. The daily bulletin says he is active around his New England Baptist Hospital room and his general condition remains very satisfactory.
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Boston
Anthony Eden
Daily Bulletin
New England Baptist Hospital
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