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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
14
Philadelphia surgeon Dr. H Taylor Caswell of Temple University Hospital warned at the American Medical Association meeting that antibiotic era laxity endangers infection control. He urged strict sterilization as resistant staph germs spread via staff, patients, and contaminated material.
Stephens City residents will have rubbish collected on December 21. Put waste on the curb in containers that one person can lift by 7 am.
In Waynesboro Pa a thief ransacked a church charity food supply taking only commercial canned goods while leaving home canned items untouched. The theft targets a donated stock of fruits vegetables and other items intended for the charity offering. Local authorities investigate and seek clues about the suspect.
In Sycamore Illinois a one year old girl Maria Ridolph remains missing amid a wide area search. Dozens of volunteers and 15 FBI agents questioned sex offenders and ex inmates as deputies searched every home and building in the town of about 6000. State and local officials debate whether the crime is local and where the suspect may reside.
Municipal Court records list George Nesmith Whitacre charged with drunk in public with a $9.25 fine. Other defendants include Acrey Nicholson of 510 Highland Ave for DUI with a $105.25 fine and 30 days suspended, Charles Whittaker of Sunny Side for reckless driving with a $26.25 fine, Holmes Smoke of Hayfield for disorderly conduct with a $16.25 fine, Allen Baker of 806 S Cameron St for failing to display a city tag with a $9.25 fine, Deloris Boyce Everhart of Valley Ave for speeding with a $14.25 fine, Lloyd Bland of 1127 Orchard Ave for drunkenness with a $10.25 fine, and Conly Hampton Barr of 543 High- (text cut)
A list notes penalties for several drivers: Earl Nicholson of Winchester failed to stop at a stop sign with a $9.25 fine. Wallace Derry Jr. of Stephenson faces $32.75 for reckless driving. Nicholson was cited while driving on a revoked license with a $25.25 fine and 10 days suspension.
Salida Colo. Dick Law has spent 33 years in printing and office supply life collecting antique typewriters. He owns 25 machines, most at least 70 years old.
President Eisenhower considers attending the December NATO Council meeting in Paris while doctors assess his strength after a recent stroke. He rode to his farm, then halted to pick up a hitchhiker, A C Beswick, and had him chauffeured to Gettysburg.
A passenger train crashed into a stopped freight train at Zagreb railway station in Belgrade. Three people were killed and twenty two injured, five seriously, as gasoline cars exploded and the wreckage caught fire. Rescue workers feared more bodies might be found.
Tulsa police captain Ton Riggs heard inmates discuss advice on Asian flu from an inmate doctor. He checked and found no doctor. the supposed physician in the jail turned out to be a tree surgeon.
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