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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1957

Page

3

Austria protests invasion by 30 Hungarian soldiers

Austria drafts strongest protest to Hungary over 30 Hungarian troops chasing refugees into Austrian territory firing across the border. About 20 refugees were forced back to Hungary and one Hungarian soldier was left behind. Yugoslavia seeks UN aid as refugees surge.

Austria Vienna Hungary Interior Ministry Julius Raab Yugoslavia Belgrade United Nations Danube River

Ten Winners Named In Beagle Trials

Apple Valley Beagle Club held field trials at Shade's Park running grounds. In the 13 inch class Walk Line Dixie won first for M. H. Harrell with several other placements and judges listed. In the 15 inch class Rinker's Gypsy Girl took first with Willis Run Pat second and judges named. Russell Holliday served as field marshal. Feed was provided by W. D. Spicer and Charles Thornton. The Spring Derby is set for this Saturday and Sunday at 8 a.m. Dogs born on or after January 1 1956 are eligible.

Apple Valley Beagle Club Shade’s Park Dixie M. H. Harrell Falls Church Spicer Jenny W. D. Spicer City Little Ring Mr. Harrell Pine Hill Parson Harry Rinker Reliance and Reserve Cleo William Boyce Danny Koogle Hagerstown Evans Creswell Percy Shepherd Rinker Willis Run Pat Russell Holliday This City Western Trail Blazer Charles Haun Baltimore Mr. Rinker D. C. Sam Lester Sissons Manassas Richard Pryor Cascades Zirkle Stultz Charles Thornton Thorn

Clarke Annual Polio Dinner Set For January 24

Clarke County Polio Committee announces the fifth annual Polio Dinner by Home Demonstration clubs to raise funds for the Infantile Paralysis fund. Dinner from 5 to 7 30 p m at the Berryville Community Building with country ham and roast turkey. chairwoman is Mrs R H Campbell of Swimley.

Clarke County Berryville R. H. Campbell Swimley

Fire damages First Christian Church in Midland Texas

A blaze swept the First Christian Church of Midland causing about 250000 dollars in damage. The Rev. Clarence Saint gave the estimate. No injuries were reported and the cause was not determined.

Midland Tex First Christian Church of Clarence Saint

James Connolly Dies at 88 Father of U S Olympic Title

James Connolly 88 died at a veterans hospital of bronchial pneumonia and heart disease. He won the first U S Olympic title in 1896 at Athens in the hop, step and jump with 45 feet. A Harvard freshman then, he later worked for the Boston Post and Boston Globe and wrote sea stories. He ran for Congress in 1912 on the Bull Moose ticket but lost to James M. Curley. Curley later appointed him in 1949 to supervise Boston book censorship and he leaves a daughter Brenda of Boston.

Boston James B. Connolly America Veterans Hospital Athens Greece Connolly Harvard United States Boston Post Boston Globe Gloucester Congress James M. Curley Massachusetts Curley Brenda

Fire at Starlight Inn damages boiler room floor

Fire yesterday at the Starlight Inn likely from an overheated furnace damaged the boiler room floor. Round Hill Community Fire Company responded at about 10 35 a m with Shawnee VFD assisting. The eight by four and a half foot room held a metal sheet under the furnace that overheated and scorched the flooring. Damage limited to the boiler room. owner D L Sager said the property is insured.

Starlight Round Hill Community Fire Company Shawnee Vfd D. L. Sager

Question on Shakespeare or Byron line about oil export

The quoted lines appear not from Shakespeare or Byron. They resemble modern phrasing misattributed to classic poets, likely a misquote or fabricated line regarding Venezuela and oil. No reliable source evidence supports attribution to either author.

Venezuela United States Byron

Bland Memorial Musical Talent Contests Dates Announced

Four Bland Memorial Musical Talent Contests are scheduled in the area with two Winchester Lions sponsored events on February 12 at 8 p.m. in the George Washington Hotel grand ballroom and Douglas School auditorium, plus Clarke County contests on January 28 and 30 at 8 p.m. at Clarke County High School and Johnson Williams High School respectively. Winners advance to zone and state contests for the scholarship.

Winchester Lions Club George Washington Hotel Douglas School Clarke County Lions Club Clarke County High School Johnson-Williams Lions Club James A. Bland Old Virginna Clarke County Berryville Sue Ganawer Clarke Ralph Alger Mary Louise Locke Betty Tharpe Bonnie Lou Carlisle George Maxwell Madelyn Ramsburg

Mrs Roberts Wins Club Bridge Match at Winchester

Grace Roberts won the Winchester Contract Bridge Club annual individual championship in two sessions at the Winchester Golf Club. Twenty five members entered, with runner up Mrs Harold G Brown and third and fourth place finishers Mrs James P Reardon Sr and Mrs William H West Sr.

Grace Roberts Winchester Contract Bridge Club Winchester Golf Club Irvan O'Connell Richard Bowers Harold G. Brown James P. Reardon William H. West

Truman Misses First Inauguration Since 1933

Independence Missouri reports former President Harry S. Truman will miss his first inauguration since 1933. He previously attended 1937 and 1941 as a Missouri senator and took the oath as vice president in 1945 and as president in 1949. He will likely stay in his Kansas City office, saying he has no plans for the day.

Independence, Mo Harry S. Truman Missouri Truman Kansas City

Sincere ly: origin of phrase in signed letters

The note explains that signing as sincere ly stems from the late Latin phrase sine ceris meaning without wax. It discusses how signers pledged honesty in what they wrote, linking the practice to the idea of a waxless seal of truth.

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