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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1954

Page

3

Seaman Donald F Barbour Reports for Duty

Donald F Barbour seaman in the U S Navy reports for duty with Air Transport Squadron 1 at the naval air station. He is the nephew of Mr and Mrs L R Shipley of Bunker Hill W Va and is a Musselman High School graduate who worked for Novick Transfer Company before joining the Navy.

Donald F. Barbour USN L. R. Shipley Bunker Hill W. Va Air Transport Squadron 1 U. S. Naval Air Station Here Navy Musselman High School Novick Transfer Company

Marine Pvt Charles W McKee Enlists For Three Years

Marine Pvt Charles W McKee son of Mr Loring McKee of Gore enters the U S Marine Corps on April 13 for a three year term. He will train at Parris Island S C learning basic marine subjects and firing the M 1 rifle for record. He will choose a school and be promoted to Pfc after eight weeks.

Charles W. McKee Loring McKee Gore U. S. Marine Corps Parris Island S. C McKee

Hudson and Nash To Merge May 1

American Motors Corp formed by the Nash Kelvinator and Hudson Motor Car Co. merger will be ready for business May 1. Directors approved consolidation to become the fourth largest auto company. Hudson stockholders receive two new shares for every three, NK shareholders exchange one for one.

Detroit American Motors Corp Nash- Kelvinator Corp Hudson Motor Car Co Hudson

Bevo Francis Not Included in Pro Draft

New York The NBA directors restricted on court talks to captains and coaches during timeouts. Bevo Francis of Rio Grande College will not be eligible for the draft as he has not yet completed the class he entered college with.

Bevo Francis New York National Basketball Asociation Rio Grande

Reaves and Scullys Win Bridge Contest at George Washington

Mr and Mrs Samuel Reaves won the weekly bridge event at the Winchester Contract Bridge Club held last night in the George Washington Hotel. Mr and Mrs Thomas Scully were runners up. The club will not meet next Thursday. the next match on May 6 at 8 pm at the same hotel will be the monthly master point event.

Samuel Reaves Winchester Contract Bridge Club George Washington Hotel Thomas Scully

Repairman Carts Off Cash Register in Oakland

Mrs Martha Jackson found a man carrying out a cash register from her husband’s cleaning shop in Oakland. George shouted and chased, but the thief escaped with the register and $55 inside.

Oakland Calif Martha Jackson George

Puzzle of Clues From a Scrambled Historic Page

A fragmented OCR list presents scattered clues and partial answers for a puzzle. The text includes word fragments for sugars, fruits, distances, actions, exclamations, horse games, nurse terms, wood types, and celestial terms, interspersed with missing entries and partial hints.

State ABC Board To Explain Actions In Staunton Case

The Virginia State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board plans a public explanation of its actions in the Staunton matter after investigation. ABC agents Shenk and Duff and clerk James Smiley were suspended. a Staunton woman faced transport charges but may not be prosecuted. she was fined 25 dollars.

Harrisonburg J. E. Duff McGaheysville ABC Clyde W. Sanders Schwarzchild Shenk Duff Staunton Abc James W. Smiley

VFW seeks crime for Communist party membership

The Veterans of Foreign Wars announced that its 10 000 posts nationwide are circulating petitions urging Congress to make membership in the Communist party a criminal offense.

Kansas City the Veterans of Foreign Wars Congress Communist Party

Rank of West Point and Annapolis Graduates

Graduates of the U S Military Academy are commissioned 2nd lieutenants in the Regular Army or Air Force. Naval Academy graduates become ensigns in the U S Navy. Some may be commissioned 2nd lieutenants in the U S Marine Corps to fill vacancies, and a limited number may be assigned to the U S Air Force.

West Point Annapolis U. S. Military Academy Regular Army Air Force U. S. Naval Academy U. S. Navy U. S. Marine Corps U. S. Air Force

Aggressor Forces Advance In Atomic Defense War Game

About 10 000 aggressor troops moved at sunrise on a Fort Bragg area reservation as the opening action of Exercise Flash Burn the nation s first major atomic defense war game. Some 5 000 U S forces were planned to resist while nearly 100 000 troops and airmen would take part. The Army Air Forces Tacair 54 7 training linked to Flash Burn suffered a fatal crash near Goldsboro NC. The 82nd Airborne will drop on the battle ground Monday and two regimental teams from Camp Polk Pa will follow. The 145th RCT of the 37th Division and the 278th RCT from Fort Devens plus Camp Pickett armor form the opposing force.

FT. Bragg N. C Piney U.S Air Force Tactical Air Command Goldsboro 82Nd Airborne Division 37Th Infantry Division Camp Polk U. S 145Th Regimental Combat Team RCT 278Th Rct Ft. Devens Mass Armored Cavalry Camp Pickett

Louisiana Purchase Cost and Medal of Gold Movement

The U S paid 11 250 000 in money and assumed claims bringing total cost to 27 267 622. In 1934 French gold moved to the United States to take advantage of price rise from 20 67 to 35 per ounce, with some gold in original Jefferson era packages.

United States France J.S.O. A Jefferson Administration

Fifty Vie For Title Of Mrs. America 1955

Fifty wives compete for the Mrs. America crown as judges prepare to award breakfast and culinary arts honors. Trophies went to Mrs. West Virginia June Terrell for the neatest villa, Mrs. Utah Gloria Rupp for best ironing, and Mrs. Virginia Dorothy Riggle for sewing.

Ormond Beach Fla Bert Nevins West Virginia June Terrell Charleston Ellinor Village Utah Gloria Rupp Murray Virginia Dorothy Riggle Roanoke

Estimated color television rental charges announced

The current estimate sets the color TV rental at $200 for the first month including installation, followed by $75 per month thereafter. The fee also covers service charges.

Radioactive Dust Reported in South Haven Michigan

South Haven industrialist Dan Getman reported radioactive dust fell on the city last Sunday. He scraped red ash from his car, tested it with a Geiger counter, and observed a definite reaction.

Michigan South Haven Mich Dan Getman Michigan City Getman

Gainesboro youths plan mountain hike from church

The Gainesboro Methodist Charge youths will depart from Gainesboro Church at 8:30 a.m. by school bus for a hike near Hayfield ending at the North Mountain fire tower. If rain interrupts, they will instead visit the Northern Virginia Power Company station at Front Royal.

Gainesboro

Motor Trucks Haul Over Eleven Billion Tons Nationwide

Freight statistics show motor trucks move more than 11 billion tons of goods annually across the United States, highlighting trucking’s dominant role in national commerce and supply chains.

United States

Junior Choir Sings At Christ Church

The Junior Choir of Christ Episcopal Church will replace the Senior Choir at the 11 am service on Sunday. Children from the Sunday School will read the first order of instruction to show how they conducted Friday Lenten services. The service will substitute for the 9:45 am usual Sunday School time. At 9:45 am awards will be given for prefect attendance at the Lenten services.

Christ Episcopal Church

Cross-Roads as Punishment Sites in Early English History

In early English history the practice placed criminals and personal crises at crossroads for burial or execution. Records describe cross-roads as judgment points where punishments occurred, reflecting medieval attitudes toward crime and public punishment.

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