Chessman Receives Death Date of October 23
Caryl Chessman is sentenced to die on October 23 in Los Angeles. His lawyers plan another appeal since he was not present when Judge Herbert V. Walker set the date. Convicted in 1948 of robberies kidnapping and sex crimes, his execution has been delayed 11 years.
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Los Angeles
Caryl Chessman
San Quentin
Herbert V. Walker
Chessman
Sarah A. Snead
Guy Madison Snead
Irene H. Clark
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Peter K. McKee
P.q. Lee
N. Whitacre
Connie Francis poised for fourth gold record in pop market
Hollywood AP reports teen idol Connie Francis, 20, Newark-born star of You're Gonna Miss Me, heads for a fourth gold record as she explains how teen appeal and a youthful image boost her success in a male dominated rock scene. She plans for the future, keeps royalties in a trust, and recalls her early weight loss and shift from accordion to singing after Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts appearance.
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Hollywood
Connie Franconera
Connie Francis
Newark
N.J
Patti Page
Teresa Brewer
Joni James
Connie
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Arthur Godfrey
Key Club Teen Age Dance Draws Record Crowd
A record 436 teen agers attended the Kiwanis Key Club dance at the War Memorial hosted by the local junior civic group. Joe Pasquali served as master of ceremonies and prizes were awarded for drawings and dance contests to several teens, with judges and committee members listed.
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Kiwanis Key Club
War Memorial
Joe Pasquali
Ann Bromley
Richard Bosserman
Carolyn Albright
Dickey LaFollette
Kenneth Ball
Sue Mason
Jim Nebleur
Elizabeth Lacy
Judy Cather
Wendell Dick
John Carr
Pokey Cather
Key Club
Dickie Giles
Rhodes Marston
Carl Straw
Kiwanis Club
Joe Lintz
Bill Cahill
Douglas Butler
Mrs Page Wins Summer Bridge Tourney at Winchester
Mrs. W. Nelson Page won the summer individual bridge tournament held Saturday by the Winchester Contract Bridge Club. The event was played in two sessions, afternoon and evening, at the Winchester Golf Club. Runner-up was Bentley Kinney. Third place went to Mrs. Harold Brown, fourth Mrs. Ferman Perry and fifth Richard Bowers.
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W. Nelson Page
Winchester Contract Bridge Club
Winchester Golf Club
Bentley Kinney
Harold Brown
Ferman Perry
Richard Bowers
EUB Picnic Planned for Wednesday at War Memorial Park
The First Evangelical United Brethren Church invites members and families to attend its annual Sunday School picnic on Wednesday at War Memorial Park in Martinsburg. Buses depart church at 2:00 p.m. and supper is at 6:00 p.m. Participants should arrive by 1:45 p.m. Bring a picnic basket and protective kitchen items for chores.
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First’ Evangelical United Brethren Church
War Memorial Park
Martinsburg
Du Pont to Build Polio Film Plant in Richmond
Du Pont announces a new major plant for polio film production in Richmond. Donald L. Fitzhugh says the unit will reuse former rayon buildings with an added production area. The project costs are described as in the several millions with polyethylene film production starting by early 1960.
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Richmond
du Pont
Donald L. Fitzhugh
Spruance
Fitzhugh
Waynesboro
Martinsville
Virginia
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HIPPO
Philadelphia
New York
Rameses
H. F. Nelson, Inc
Luke
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Auto Agency
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Mrs. Page
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N.Y
By Jens Holos
Beetle Bailey
Mort Walker
DuPont
Secret Agent X-9
Corrigan
Closeez
Target
Buz Sawyer
BY Mel Graf
Freeze— Corrigan
BY Roy Crane
Buz
NAVY
Argentia
Navn Ayday
Jill
Jackson Twins
Tockworth
BY Dick Brooks
Big Sister
BY Bob Naylor
Muggs and
Skeeter
BY Wally Bishop
Blondie
Chic Young
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