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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1956
Page
6
In Douglas Arizona a large party honored Frank Crabtree on his retirement after 35 years with the postal service. The guest of honor, though, returned to work the next day as office manager for a refrigeration store.
Richmon d based State Senator Harry C. Stuart emerges as a leading figure in the Virginia interposition drive while his life spans cattle farming, a 1944 Richmond hotel fire heroism, and loyalty to the Democratic party and figures such as Truman Stevenson. He holds a 16 000 acre Elk Garden estate and manages about 1700 cattle. He entered the State Senate in 1940 and champions state sovereignty against federal actions.
Mrs. Pearl Doremus of Boonton New Jersey an 81 year old great grandmother finishes her 26th cross continental automobile trip She drove every mile totaling 800000 miles behind the wheel Her journeys include a 1929 US Canada border run and a voyage into Yukon territories.
Chicago business leader Maurice Goldblatt urged better cancer research funding and facilities at a 10th anniversary gathering. He cited low doctor salaries, inadequate federal money, and called for a bipartisan board to assess needs while noting $250 million from both government and private sources to modernize the program.
James M. Thomson, Alexandria delegate to the Virginia General Assembly, was honored as Outstanding Young Man of the Year at the Jaycees 14th Distinguished Service Award dinner at Belle Haven Country Club. A New Orleans native, Thomson is a 1950 UVA law graduate and previously clerked for Judge Bennett Champ Clark.
The Amarillo Globe Times surveyed 70 men on downtown streets to learn attire trends among Texans and Amarillo residents. Eighteen wore wide-brimmed Western hats while only one wore high-heeled boots.
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