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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1955

Page

2

Witness Testimony Key in Gallagher Court Martial

A witness testifies that Sgt Gallagher urged shooting resisting captives in North Korean POW camps. He cites an overheard exchange with an instructor named Wong and says Gallagher boasted of beating prisoners. Gallagher defends actions as under mental duress and vows to plead it if return to the United States.

New York Set James C. Gallacher J.C. Lloyd W. Pate Wong Gallagher Pate Tye Gallacher Brooklyn Pyoktong North Korea Chan

Stephens City Parade lineup and prize list announced

Mayor J. O. Rhodes and Stephens City officials led a wide parade with fire trucks floats drum corps and marching groups from Stephens City Middleburg Strasburg Winchester and nearby towns. Prizes range from 25 for best band to 20 for best float and 10 for longest distance.

J. O. Rhodes Stephens City Barbara Seal Stephens City Fire Company Mills Grocery Spitzer's Furniture Store Leesburg Nesbit’s Clothing Ritenour’s Atlantic Station Strasburg Middleburg Butler’s Stuckey’s Stephens City Boy Scouts Reins Redwood Hamilton Sandy's Bonair Friendship Fire Company H. C. Racey Altizer Mt. Jackson Gregory Appliances Harrisonburg Fire Company Baptist Veterans Service Station Gore M. J. Grove Lime Company Parker's Super Market Round Hill Stover’s Mills Clark Wright Ponies H. E. Massie B. H. Beaver Cain Cleaners White Oaks Southern States Baker’s Pool Room

August auctions list for Frederick and surrounding areas

Sales directory notes multiple auctions in August including Ralph Orndorff and Ellen Wheel er at Longwood Farm near Boyce for dairy cattle and farm stock, Capon Bridge estate real estate and goods, and county real estate near Vaucluse. Special commissioners plan front of Frederick County Court House sales on Paper Mill Road and Front Royal Road listings.

Ralph Orndorff Ellen R. Wheeler Longwood Farm Boyce W. D. Orndorff Byron Brumback E.S.T Bessie C. Ramsburg Capon Bridge W. Va H. F Smith Hamrry R. Kern, Jr J. Randolph Larrick Frederick County Court House Paper Mill Road Harrison Benham Thomas Larrick Winchester Front Royal Rd

Stevenson Harriman meeting could shape 1956 nomination

In Chicago Gov Averill Harriman and former Illinois Gov Adlai Stevenson meet on the eve of the Governors Conference. Harriman backs Stevenson and seeks Stevenson's private view on running. Mitchell says Stevenson would have a stronger bid in 1956, despite Eisenhower’s current popularity.

Chicago Averill Harriman New York Adlai E. Stevenson Oflinois Harriman Stevenson Stephen A. Mitchell Mitchell Eisenhower Illinois John F. Simms New Mexico

Harriman Hints at Next Year Nomination Prospects

Democratic figures discuss Harriman as a potential nominee with talk of Estes Kefauver Symington and Harriman supporters at Tammany Hall. Governors Ribicoff Knight Stratton see Harriman as a strong challenger while Eisenhower is expected to run again.

Simms Harriman Len Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Sen Stuart Symington D-Mo Carmine G. DeSapio Tammany Hall New York Eisenhower Stevenson Knight William G Stratton Illinois

Thomas Smallwood Dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital

Thomas G. Smallwood 42 of 218 East Street died early today at Winchester Memorial Hospital after about three weeks illness. He was born November 27, 1912 in Clarke County son of Edith Lee Smallwood and the late Ira Smallwood. He married Leeda Carper November 27, 1934 in this city. A World War II Navy veteran he belonged to the First Evangelical United Brethren Church Good Samaritan Bible Class and Men's Brotherhood. Survived by wife, mother, a daughter Brenda May Smallwood, two brothers Leo and Robert, and a sister Margaret Carpenter. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with remains at Jones Funeral Home.

Thomas G. Smallwood East Street Winchester Memorial Hospital Clarke County Edith Lee Smallwood Ira Smallwood Leeda Carper Smallwood Stephens City First Evangelical United Brethren Church Good Samaritan Bible Class Men's Brotherhood Mervel Adams Plumbing Company Molden Electric Company Ashworth Brothers Kernstown Brenda May Smallwood Leo Smallwood Robert Smallwood Alexandria Margaret Carpenter Chambersville Jones Funeral Home

Jockey Height and Weight Standards

Jockeys may be any height but usually below average due to weight limits. Modern riders weigh 90 to 115 pounds, with an average near 105 pounds.

Infant Coffey Dies, Service Planned at Mount Hebron

Herman L. Coffey one day old son of Warren L. Coffey and Elvena Walters Coffey died in Winchester Memorial Hospital after being born yesterday. Survived by a half sister Joyce Walters. Graveside service set for Wednesday at 10 a m at Mount Hebron Cemetery conducted by Rev. J S Peebles. Jones Funeral Home in charge.

Herman L. Coffey Warren Lee Coffey Virginia E. Piccadilly St Elvena Walters Coffey Winchester Memorial Hospital Joyce Walters Mount Hebron J. S. Peebles Jones Funeral Home

June weddings widely favored beyond the United States

The United Nations reports June as a preferred wedding month in Canada and Sweden. Other countries favor February in El Salvador and Portugal, March in Austria and Israel, April in Venezuela, May in Japan and the Netherlands, and August in West Germany, October in Spain and Italy.

United States United Nations Canada Sweden el Salvador Portugal Austria Israel Venezuela Japan Netherlands West Germany Spain Italy

Clifton Grimm Dies at Home Here

Clifton H. Grimm, 70, died at his home 219 Millwood Ave after a short illness. Born January 18, 1885 in the city, he was a brick contractor and a Grace Lutheran Church member. Survived by wife Lot tie Smith and five grandchildren. two sons Burn wood and Hunter B. Grimm. two daughters Rosemma Patton and Elmodyne Childs. one brother Louis H. Grimm. Funeral arrangements incomplete.

Clifton H. Grimm Millwood Ave Hunter Baldwin Emma Anderson Grimm Lottie Smith Grimm Grace Lutheran Church Friendship Fire Company

Johnson confident he will return as Senate leader

Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, after a heart attack July 2, told reporters he expects to return as Democratic Senate leader next January. He praised his recovery and faulted Republicans for blocking three of four bills Eisenhower urged, including highway, health, and water resources, while saying health legislation failed in the prior Republican Congress and needs revision.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Senate Eisenhower Congress Johnson

Bond Sales Here Reach 73 Per Cent Of 1955 Quota

For the first seven months of 1955 Winchester and Frederick County E and H bond sales total 529,415 toward a 725,000 quota. Clarke County shows 55 percent of its 100,000 quota with July sales of 3,443. Statewide July sales exceed last year by 28 percent, and seven month cumulative sales reach 51,556,481 versus 44,218,026.

Winchester Frederick County Clarke County Clarke

Quiz Answers Rumored Across Page Four

Page four prints a set of quiz answers listing responses like Deft Yes True Yes No 75 years old Australian animal Yes Penrod Schofield. The fragment hints at a reader challenge or puzzle feature without full question context.

Penrod Schofield

Texas Sized San Angelo Rat Confusion Imitates Raccoon

In San Angelo Texas a local observation misidentified an animal as a big rat, but Mrs Charlie Remick clarified it was a raccoon. The DoD notes average loaded field packs weigh 35 to 60 pounds depending on branch and mission.

Charlie Remick Austria Department of Defense

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Sgt. Gallagher Mount Hebron Dome Mr. Clifton H. Grimm Jones Funeral Home, Inc Swift's Brumback & Sons Cameron St Plymouth Cranbrook Minor Motor CO W. E. Edwards Vaucluse Charles R. Duvall Berryville Chamber of Commerce Berryville Jcc Oscar Hamilton Jack Barnes al Newman National di Rhoden Studio Dave Rock Barnes Ferman Perry Winchester Jcc Mr. Hamilton Aaron Zuckerman Winchester Jaycee Wallace Heatwale Everett Holsinger Stevenson-Harriman Maria Miranda de Cunda Carmen Miranda Beverly Hills Calif David Sebastian Thomas Smallwood Coffey Infant Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Paper Co Green Chemical Butler Clifton Grimm I. Q N. Cameron Texas San Angelo Tex Pittsburgh Williamsburg Restoration, Incorporated N. Cameron St Longwood Old Route 50 Boyce, Va Guernseys Ayrshire T. B Bangs McCormick Deering Will Hensell Piano Auction P. O
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