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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1957

Page

3

Area Reports Four Fires in First Days of 1957

In the first days of 1957 area fire crews were called four times with no serious damage. Grass fires occurred and one blaze burned about two acres behind 632 Watson Ave from a burning Christmas tree. A second blaze involved curtains and woodwork at 310 Smithfield Ave, caused by boiling water on an oil stove. Fire chiefs urged restrictions on outdoor burning and announced a January 7 Christmas tree collection.

John W. Rosenberger German St Rouss South End William Godenour Watson Ave Shawnee Stephens City Robert L. DeHaven Valley Pike Middle Road Smithfield Ave Murrell Anderson E. R. Whitacre Godenour Taylor L. Barr Barr

Chief income source of the early U.S. government

After the Revolution the principal revenue was from customs duties. As late as 1857 over 90 percent of all revenues came from this source. Since 1941 individual income tax has been the chief producer of revenue.

Printed Pattern JIFFY CUT Apron Pattern 4855

One piece pattern for three apron styles uses one yard 35 inch fabric per apron. Includes applique transfer and tissue printed parts. Send 35 cents pattern plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th Street New York New York.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Pro Football Player Stabbed in New Year’s Eve Party

Paul Carr, 25, linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers, left the critical list and is in satisfactory condition after being stabbed during a New Year’s Eve party in Houston. He played for the University of Houston. James Chambless, 25, ex convict, is jailed on assault to murder charges after a fight with Carr.

Houston Tex Paul Carr San Francisco 49Ers Husky University of Houston Carr James R. Chambless Chambress Chambless Chambiess

Soviets Plan State Funeral For Zavenyagin

Moscow reports a state funeral to be held in Red Square for Avrami Pavlovich Zavenyagin deputy premier and minister of medium machine building. Tass cites a medical report saying he died Tuesday at 55 from arteriosclerosis and heart paralysis due to left coronary artery thrombosis. He was a Communist Central Committee member and Hero of Socialist Labour.

Moscow Red Square Avrami Pavlovich Zavenyagin Tass Zavenyagin Communist Party Central Committee Socialist Labor

First Funeral Sermon in the Country

In early Plymouth days a silent burial preceded prayers. In 1697 Pastor Ichabod Wiswall of Duxbury preached the first funeral sermon over Jonathan Alden, son of John Alden. By 1730 burying ground sermons were established.

L. A Ichabod Wiswall Duxbury Jonathan John Alden

Expert on Soviet forced labor and energy oversight

Building as a cover designation for the Russian equivalent of the U S Atomic Energy Commission. These American experts also consider him a top expert on the use of slave labor. During World War II he was in charge of much of the Soviet forced labor system.

U. S. Atomic Energy Commission

Fifth Prisoner Back in Custody

The fifth of seven inmates who escaped Henrico County jail surrendered to officials. Edward Howard, 18, charged with felonious assault, walked into the sheriff's office and told of aiding the other six escapees. Two jailers were suspended as investigators continue.

Richmond Henthen County Sheriff's Office W. J. Eache Edward Howard Corbett Tinsley Bache Howard Washington

Bank Robbery Roadblock Incident Report in Murphysboro

Truck driver Robert Reed Welch was arrested by Jackson County Deputy Arch Edwards after passing a car in a double yellow line zone near Murphysboro Illinois. He paid a $14 fine in a Justice of the Peace Court and was told the car he passed was involved in a bank robbery.

Murphysboro, Il Robert Reed Welch Jackson County Arch Edwards Justice of the Peace

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