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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1957
Page
6
The former Blanco courthouse built in 1868 in Blanco Texas has housed a skating rink bank school and now operates as a hospital reflecting its long service to the community.
Scott McLeod of the State Department said large cracks in international communism are visible in Eastern Europe. He noted about 2 percent of Hungary’s population has rejected Soviet communism, with students and workers among the escapees. ICEM deputy Pierre Jacobsen said the Hungarian refugee movements left the organization penniless, planning 110 000 migrants overseas in 1957 plus 65 400 Hungarian refugees.
Printed Pattern 4645 offers a bateau neckline high Empire bodice and flaring skirt for teenage sizes 10 12 14 16. Size 12 needs 44 4 yards of 35 inch fabric and directions are printed on each tissue pattern part. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mail to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York NY.
Santa Fe lawmakers favored a 70 mph limit while state police pressed for 60 mph. A court ruling suggested any speed could be reasonable if prudent, yet officers insist anything above 60 mph is not. A Sardinian herb allegedly causes fatal laughter, giving rise to the phrase sardonic laughter.
Milwaukee hypnotist Jacob Apsel 59 coaxed Mrs. Rose Werra 43 to withdraw suit by awakening her from a trance in judge Harvey Neelan's presence. Werra 44 had claimed Apsel won his wife’s affections via alleged past life marriage. Apsel denied control but agreed to end the spell.
Berlin reports West German distributor Georg Opel plans to import ready cooked and frozen schnitzels from the United States. He argues that German housewives now discard socks and rely on canned meat, asserting Americans know how to freeze schnitzel better than Germans.
Police Commissioner Edward S. Piggins announced a ban on the novel in Detroit public libraries and all editions. Inspector Melville E. Bullach led the censorship, calling passages obscene, while Random House vows to fight the ban.
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