Alcohol and Gas Don’t Mix Stay Alive in ’56
A compact notice recalls the dangers of mixing alcohol with driving as the 1956 patrol warns. It stresses safety on city streets and urges drivers to avoid impaired operation of vehicles during the year.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1956
Page
2
A compact notice recalls the dangers of mixing alcohol with driving as the 1956 patrol warns. It stresses safety on city streets and urges drivers to avoid impaired operation of vehicles during the year.
A 14 man jury in the Brink's robbery trial tours sites tied to the crime. They inspect 165 Prince Street counting room, a nearby playground, a two level garage, a Commonwealth Pier gas station, and an Egleston Square Roxbury package store once run by Joseph F. McGinnis, the prosecution's alleged brain.
Vice Admiral Monroe Kelly USN retired, age 70, died at his Linkhorn Park home. He formerly commanded the Norfolk Naval Shipyard and the Third Naval District. He earned the Distinguished Service Medal for Morocco operations and held the Legion of Merit and foreign honors from the Netherlands and Britain.
Police moved to shield 11 Negro students from a milling mob at Clinton High as about 500 protesters gathered after racial clashes. Four people were jailed, including one Black student. In Tuscaloosa, Autherine Lucy Foster remains expelled after a mob drove her from the University of Alabama campus. Federal judges acted on Little Rock and Baton Rouge segregation issues, with a five to ten year plan for Little Rock schools and a special 12 day session on athletics segregation in Louisiana.
In 2687 BC the Chinese Emperor Huang Ti ordered bells to be made as the official standard of pitch. The episode marks early efforts to unify musical tuning and instrument practice across the empire.
Kansas City inventors Richard R. Reabe and Gordon R. Reabe launched Canine Shield five months ago offering medical and hospital insurance for dogs six months to ten years old. The program, with about 3000 agents and several hundred policies, covers up to 75 dollars per hospitalization for an annual premium near 15 dollars and plans to extend to cats.
A 12 year old boy admitted breaking into a Washington home and stealing three silver dollars, including an 1804 coin valued at $10,000 by the owner. The boy and his brother spent the coins. he denies any coin was dated 1804. The theft was reported by Mrs. George D. Taylor after a vacation.
A loud explosion at 11 53 a m rocked several Norfolk sections from Little Creek to East Ocean View and Hampton. WVEC said buildings including the Hampton police station were vibrated. Langley Air Force Base reported a minor routine aircraft difficulty at 11 55 a m with no explosion.
British authorities say they seized papers accusing EOKA of a violent campaign and connect the documents to Archbishop Makarios and EOKA leader Dighenis. The underground calls the leaflets forged while Britain maintains the documents are authentic.
Sandwich fillings that freeze well include meat poultry cheese spreads peanut butter and other spreads. Jelly jam fillings and raw vegetables or hardboiled egg whites do not freeze well. Egg yolks freeze well when incorporated into mixtures. Each sandwich should be wrapped separately for freezing.
Seven prizes were awarded this morning at the Handley Library final story telling hour ending a summer program held on Thursdays. Winners include Milla Sue Wisecarver John Wine and David Strance for attendance and Celia Zuckerman Stevie Zuckerman Brenda Ramsburg and Richard Bell for most books read.
A long listing of auctions and sales across Virginia towns like Woodbridge Charles Town Winchester Berryville and Strasburg. Includes dairy cattle Holstein and Guernsey stock household goods real estate and estate settlements with dates August 31 September 11 15 20 and 51. Auctioneers include James de Butts Miller Lewis Cavalier E T Snider W D Orndorff and others.
A seeable glamour wagon on wheels arrives at Louisville's Jewish Hospital to lift bedridden patients. Two beauticians offer shampoos, scalp treatments, facial massages and manicures with a rolling cabinet for sterilizing equipment. The service, paid by patients, includes a maternity ward cap and gown.
Joseph Bauers longtime secretary of the State Boxing and Wrestling Commission collapsed at the state Capitol and died soon after at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital. He was 59, a Navy bantamweight champion in 1914, and led the commission from its 1934 founding as boxing and wrestling to a broadened agency overseeing all athletics. He served in the Navy 1914 to 1933 and retired as chief petty officer. Surviving are his widow and two step-daughters.
No new word today on three black convicts who escaped Sunday afternoon from State Road Force Camp No. 7 at Double Toll Gate. A camp spokesman said a sighting in the Stephens City area proved not to match any of the escapees. Reports of sightings near Kernstown and a farmhouse west of there Tuesday night were investigated but yielded nothing. The escapees are identified as Robert Lee Flake 21 James Taylor 25 and Daniel West 25.
Five additional polio cases were reported by the State Health Department, bringing the year total to 97. The figure is less than half of last year’s pace. All five cases involve unvaccinated individuals, and two were paralytic.
Answers to the quiz on page four list items: Pieces of eight Strait of Gibraltar Three No Fresh water Yes Featherweight.
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