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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1956

Page

2

Mrs. Powell Dies In Winchester Hospital

Mrs. Jessie Evelyn Powell 69 of Baltimore Maryland died at 2 30 yesterday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She came here New Year’s Eve to visit nieces Mrs Elizabeth Huff and Mrs Thelma Patton. A heart attack on New Year’s Day led to hospitalization. Survived by five sons Bernard W M and Clay Powell of Baltimore Charles Powell of Columbus Ohio Stewart Powell Hollywood California two daughters Gladys Colby Hollywood California Grace Caron Baltimore three sisters Maude Drevert Hattie Rogers Elizabeth Harris and many nieces and nephews. Body to Baltimore with services and interment Monday.

Jessie Evelyn Powell Baltimore Winchester Memorial Hospital Bernard W. M Clay Powell Charles Powell Collumbus Ohio Stewart Powell Hollywood Calif Gladys Colby Grace Caron Maude Drevert Hattie Rogers Elizabeth Harris This City

Sales Directory January 21 Auctions at Virginia-West Virginia sites

JAN 21 11 a m Clay E Smith front Frederick County Court House Lot 2205 Kent St Charles R Duvall auctioneer JAN 21 10 a m Roger P Sager 1% mile west of Rt 55 Star Tannery Va cattle hogs sheep farm equipment By Ron Brumback auctioneer JAN 23 4 pm T Beatty Brown herd Milking Shorthorns Farmers Livestock Exchange 1 mile west of Winchester US Rt 50 JAN 27 10 a m May e Lester Lentz Frank Bame Farm 2 miles northwest Charles Town WV 1 mile off Rt 9 cattle hogs tractors farm machinery dairy equipment feed etc W D Orndorff auctioneer

Clay E. Smith Frederick County Court House Kent St Chas R. Duvall Roger P Sager Rt. 55 Star Tannery Byron Brumback Beatty Brown Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester Lester Lentz Frank Bame Charles Town W. Va Rt. 9 W. D. Orndorff

Near collision investigated as two airliners approach Cleveland

In Cleveland two jets United Air Lines DC6 and Capital Airlines Viscount nearly collided over Hopkins airport. Both landed safely after diversions when one pilot dropped to avoid the other amid three mile visibility and 600 foot ceilings. Instruments on the Viscount failed. Capital reported no collision danger.

Cleveland Cleveland Hopkins Civil Aeronautics Administration United Air Lines New York Los Angeles Capital Airlines Washington A. R. Kidder Chicago C. S Babylon CAA Capital G. D. Logan

Infant Dies After Shuttling Between Hospitals

An infant boy named Albert Brooks seven months old died from natural causes after being moved from Wicker Park Medical Center to Municipal Contagious Hospital and then Michael Reese Hospital. Dr Marvin Tishler testified the baby was treated for pneumonia and died two hours after arrival at Michael Reese.

Chicago Coronner Albert Brooks Marvin Tishier Michael Reese Hospital Tishier Michael Reese Wicker Park Medical Center Municipal Contagious Hospital Albert Tishler

Dr George D Jackson Speaks At Lee Birthday Dinner

Dr George D Jackson pastor of the First Presbyterian Church addressed the Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at its annual dinner honoring Gen Robert E Lee Stonewall Jackson and Matthew Fontaine Maury Also noted were introductions acknowledgments and certificates of membership for Elise Yost and Ruthanna Craig Stuart The event followed traditional UDC ceremonies and a turkey dinner by the Episcopal Church ladies

George D. Jackson First Presbyterian Church Turner Ashby United Daughters of the Confederacy Gen Robert E. Lee Jackson Randolph T. Shields Stonewall Jackson Matthew Fontaine Maury C. Bruce Harlee D. W. Ritenour Dr. Jackson General Lee Gen. Lee Christ Lorena McKlwee Elise Yost Ruthanna Craig Stuart Slonaker Wyatt H. Richard Louise Gray

Traffic Toll Rises to 28 in Virginia Fatalities

The 1956 Virginia traffic toll climbed to 28 with two additional deaths reported. Elsie Fletcher 41 of Broad Run Fauquier County died in Arlington County Hospital from injuries sustained in a two car crash near Haymarket. A Ft Eustis soldier 22 died after his car hit a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway coal train in Warwick. Others injured include Robert W Hinde and Emanuel Speir 19.

Virginia Elsie Fletcher Broad Run Fauquier County Arlington County Hospital State Rt Haymarket Prince Williard County Ft. Eustis Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Warwick Robert W. Hinde Ft. Eustis Hospital Johnny Crawford Road Chesapeake and Ohio Rt. 29 Gretna Pittsylvania Richard Morris N. Wayne St Arlington Emanuel Speir Puller Heights Triangle Fuller Heights Set Henry Brodeur Quantico

Car Busts and Weather Outlook Noted in Winchester Area

Road incidents and a drunk hit and run suspect are reported near Winchester. Wilkie Hunt Jr 27 of Stephenson jailed on charges. bond set at 355.25. Weather outlook calls for cloudiness and cold temperatures tonight and tomorrow.

Wilkie Hunt, Jr Stephenson U. S. Rt Winchester Detrick Hunt Apple Pie Ridge

Librarian Hacked To Death With Ax In Belmont

Belmon t Massachusetts police arrested 87 year old Hugh A McCoy after confessing to killing his daughter Ethel McCoy a 56 year old librarian at Harvard Business School. Authorities say the father attacked her in her bed claiming financial worries drove the murder.

Belmont Mass Ethel McCoy Harvard University Business School Hugh A. McCoy William G. Heyd Heyd

Officials plan 1956 fete with budget focus and strong turnout

Budget department and festival leadership briefed department heads on trimming expenses for 1956. Pageant director Garland R. Quarles reported plans on schedule while Tom Baldridge summarized festival actions. An executive committee will meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. at festival headquarters.

Public Safety Garland R. Quarles Tom Baldridge Scully Robinson Bain Arthur W. Mumpower Ralph A. Cain Charles A. Dorton, Jr Harry W. Butler, Jr Henry Eavis H. Paul Rhodes Douglas A. Cather Joseph Massie, Jr Ferman W. Perry Robert E. Heltzel Ralph H. Peterson E. W. Lacy, Jr Tom Boyd Joseph E. Butler S. L., Nager W. R. Barney A. Ryland Conner Lamar H. Keen L. W. Wallace Clarence H

No Change Reported in Greyhound Bus Walkout

Greyhound and Trailways lines faced ongoing disruption as drivers walk out over a fired colleague. Local terminal confirms no change as service remains suspended north and west of Washington while Trailways offers limited cross-use for commuters between Washington and Baltimore.

Greyhound Bus Line Washington Associated Press Eastern Greyhound L. E. Wadsworth Atlantic Greyhound Pennsylvania Baltimore Maryland City Greyhound Trailways

Girl Slashed by Razor Held as Neighbor Questioned

A five year old girl was found slashed and bitten at a Chicago home of Rose Swanson a 32 year old unemployed bar maid. Sandra Torres sustained eight facial and head wounds requiring 35 stitches and is expected to recover. Swanson was detained as a suspect after claiming amnesia following an invitation for candy. A bloodied razor blade was recovered at the apartment.

Chicago Rose Swanson Sandra Torres Swanson West Side Mary Stewart Garfield Park Hospital

Answers to quiz questions from Page

The reader lists the quiz answers: Thomas Edison, the Hawaiian Islands, Psalms Chapter 1, states Ohio Oklahoma Oregon, wine, one cent piece, no, lapidary, Hottentot with en meaning and, and the phrase Do you.

Thomas Edison Hawaiian Islands Ohio Oklahoma Oregon

Wanton Mississippi Murders Unpunished, Negro Leader Says

Dr. T R M Howard, president of the Mississippi Regional Council of Negro Leadership, charges in a letter to FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover that killings of Black Americans in Mississippi go unpunished. He cites George Lee Lemar Smith and Emmett Till cases and says the FBI cannot solve crimes where a Negro is murdered by a white man in Mississippi.

Los Angeles Mississippi T. R. M. Howard FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Howard Mississippi Regional Council of Negro Leadership Baltimore United States George Lee Lemar Smith Emmett Till Till Chicago Money Miss Smith Brookhaven Miss. Lee National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People Belzoni NAACP Lee Department of Justice

Former star Louise Carver dies at 87

Hollywood mourns Louise Carver once known as Aunt Louise a pioneer comedienne who entertained generations of movie players and died yesterday aged 87 in Hollywood.

Hollywood Louise Carver Louise

Living Costs Dip For First Time Since August

Washington reports a 0.3 percent drop in living costs from November to December the first decline since August. Food transport and housing contributed to the decrease, while medical and personal care rose. December's index reached 114.7 relative to the 1947-49 base. Wages and spendable earnings hit new records with a two-person worker rising to 73.15 and a single worker to 65.79. Purchasing power increased 6 percent in 1955 versus 1954, the best gain since World War II.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

Funeral services for Herbert Mond and kin

Herbert Mond is survived by two sisters Mrs Ed ward Stickly of Oranda and Mrs Hazel Cooley of Middletown and a deceased wife. A brother Leonard Miller died last fall. A funeral will be Sunday at 2 p m from the First E U B Church with Dr Carl W Hiser officiating. Burial at Riverview Cemetery Strasburg. Pallbearers are James Snider Marlin Eckard Duke L Shaver Guy A Webber Joseph C Ritter and Hugh Keller. Honorary pallbearers are Lions Club members. The body rests in the church.

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