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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1958

Page

10

Weather vane atop Hunt residence features Explorer replica

In San Diego California a new weather vane crowns the Charles E Hunt residence with a replica of Explorer America's first Earth satellite. This decorative element highlights the era's space enthusiasm and local architectural display.

San Diego, Calif Charles ‘E. Hunt America

TV Highlights: Classic Western Cheyenne in Mob Violence Plot

TV schedule notes Cheyenne with Clint Walker facing mob violence after vouching for a Sioux brave accused of abducting a boy. NBC highlights Gobel Fisher with Jackie Cooper, Eddie Fisher and Shirley Harmer singing. CBS presents Mr Adams and Eve with Ida Lupino directing a film star. Wyatt Earp, The Adventures of McGraw, The Red Skelton Show, The Bob Cummings Show and West Point round out the evening with musical and dramatic segments.

ABC Cheyenne Clint Walker Claude Akins Bob Walters Norman Frederick NBC Gobel - Fisher George Gobel Jackie Cooper People's Choice Eddie Fisher Shirley Harmer John Scott Trotter CBS Mr. Adams Eve Ida Lupino Howard Adams Ida Howard Miss Lupino Wyatt Earp Dock Holliday Red Skelton Red Clem Kaddidlehopper John Carradine Franklin Pangborn John Tabor Clem New York Bob Cummings Bob Collins Sweden Hawaii Schultzy Bob

Flag lowers to half staff drops through police HQ roof

Norfolk residents and police were surprised when a heavy flagpole lowered to half staff struck the roof of the police headquarters, breaking through to the fourth floor. In a separate note, a Q&A compares ad volume between business publications and general-interest magazines, with The New Yorker ranking 10th among 50 publications.

Norfolk E.N. A The New Yorker

Broadcast Day Schedule With Classic TV Lineup

A dense listing of shows across channels including Milt Grant, Sir Lancelot, and Lesley Howard films, plus many 1950s era programs like The Honeymooners, Wyatt Earp, Dramas and game shows. The schedule includes news slots, weather, and sports, with feature film titles such as Woman of the Town and Bill of Divorcement.

Arlington School Official Denies Panic Motive in Bond Plan

Arlington County School Supt T Edward Rutter denied claims the plan to move about 700 students to other schools aims to panic voters into approving a 30 million bond for a third high school The Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties charged the move targets Yorktown High School near Hall s Hill and would keep Negro students from a white district.

Arlington Arlington County T. Edward Rutter Rutter Jack Rathbone County School Board North Arlington Rathbone Yorktown High School Hall's Hill Yorktown High

Democratic Women Prep For Campaign

Democratic women gathered for a campaign briefing as Senator Monroney urged a simple message for Eisenhower and Senators Church Bible and Ervin traded quips about the Democrats. The session featured brief remarks from more than twenty Republican targets and allies.

Washington Eisenhower Sen. Monroney D-Okla Sen. Church D-Idaho Sen. Bible D-Nev Senate Sen. Ervin Heaven

Newspapers Face Economic Squeeze Says ANPA Leader

William Dwight president of the American Newspaper Publishers Assn warns rising costs and flat or falling revenues strain papers. He urges higher productivity through enlightened management and labor leadership and calls for a long term view beyond temporary fixes.

New York William Dwight Publishers Assn Dwight Holyoke Mass Transcript-Telegram ANPA D. Tennant Bryan

Teamsters Restore 63 Local Unions To Self-Government

Washington reports the Teamsters Union has restored 63 of its 104 trusteeship locals to self-government or begun regaining self rule. The 63 locals cover about 89,656 members. trusteeship formerly affected 143,510 members or 92 percent of the union. Locals named include 171 Roanoke Virginia, 333 Baltimore, 789 Fairmont West Virginia, 822 Norfolk Virginia, and 876 Salisbury Maryland.

Teamsters Washington The Teamsters Union National Union Senate James R. Hoffa Roanoke

Death of Richmond Painter Probed

Richmond police probe the death of Rex Cook Sanders a 44 year old painter found yesterday in his Grove Avenue apartment. A cleaning woman discovered the body around 1 30 p m blood spattered in two rooms and on the kitchen floor. Dr G T Mann said cause not established Sanders had multiple lacerations bruises and head wounds with substantial blood loss.

Richmond Grove Avenue Rex Cook Sanders Sanders G. T. Mann

Virginia Museum Artmobile to Visit Here Next Week

The Artmobile from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will be on Kent and Boscawen Streets April 28 to May 2. Open daily 4:30 to 5:30 pm and Tuesday Thursday evenings 7 to 9 pm, it features 42 objects from ancient Egypt including a mummy case. Capacity is fifteen visitors per session, with a fifteen minute guided talk.

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Kent and Boscawen Sts Egypt Virginia Museum New York Metropolitan Museum

How Often Should a House Be Painted

A repaint schedule of one coat every four or five years or two coats every six years suits white and tinted paints. Dark colors last longer. Painting too often can cause thick coatings that require costly removal of old paint.

JWHS Glee Club to Sing at Sunday Sacred Music Festival

The James Wood High School Glee Club directed by Robert Sadler will perform Sunday at 11 AM in the Market Street Methodist Church as part of a sacred music festival. Selections include works by Bach Mendelssohn and Palestrina, plus pieces by Mr. Sadler. The group recently appeared at Shenandoah College, being the sole high school glee club invited.

James Wood Glee Club Market Street Methodist Church Robert Sadler Pretorious Richard de Castro Jesus Terry Palestrina Bach Lord Mendelssohn

First diesel-electric locomotive tires roll on U S rails

In 1924 and 1925 ten railroads received the new diesel electric locomotives marking a landmark shift in American rail propulsion. The program showcased the technology's early deployment across multiple companies.

United States

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