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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1957

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Union Submits Proposed New Contract in Talks

The Rubber Workers union said a proposed new contract had been submitted to O Sullivan Rubber Corporation at a labor management meeting. A second session was set for 2 p.m. The union has been on strike since last May amid stalled negotiations while the company reported ongoing production with replacements. Local 511 leader M Miller announced Joe Glazer will speak at tomorrow’s membership meeting at 215 N Cameron St with guitar songs.

Rubber Workers Union O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation John House United Rubber Workers Union M. M. Miller, Sr Miller Later Local 511 USA Canada Glazer

Cement Firm Buys 420 Acre Limestone Reserve in Frederick County

The Alpha Portland Cement Co of Easton Pa bought 420.82 acres in Stone Wall District Frederick County for future limestone development. No plant construction planned on the acquired land. Purchase price exceeded 175000 dollars per county deeds. Tracts came from Vernie E Clevenger E Meta Frazier Joseph J Jolliffee and Farmers & Merchants National Bank executor.

Alpha Portland Cement Co Easton Stone Wall Frederick County W. W. Anckaitis Lime Kiln Clearbrook-Stephenson The Cement Company Vernie E. Clevenger E. Meta Frazier Joseph J. Jolliffee Farmers & Merchants National Bank

Robbery Targets Norfolk Payroll at Moon Engineering Co

The secretary treasurer of Moon Engineering Co. was robbed of part of the weekly payroll in downtown Norfolk shortly after noon today. Also advertised is Hammack's Garage shooting matches in Middletown with twin events scheduled Friday night and Saturday afternoon featuring turkeys hams and beef quarters for sale.

Norfolk The Moon Engineering Co Hammack Middletown

Police Check Report Links Sisters to Restaurant Worker

Chicago investigators pursued a lead from a restaurant owner who reported seeing Barbara Grimes and Patricia Grimes with a dishwasher named Benny about three weeks before their disappearance on December 28. Pathologists found no signs of sexual assault or external trauma. tissue samples were sent for toxin analysis with results due in days to two weeks. FBI Chief Donald Hostetter said a demand note to the girls’ mother is being investigated and traced to a veteran hospital patient.

Chicago —i Minnie Duros Benny Barbara Grimes Patricia Lohman John Rogger Chicago Rogger Coroner's Office Jerry Kearns Cheir St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Kearns Edwin Hirsch St. Luke's Hospital A. C. Webb Walter J. R Camp Donald S. Hostetter FBI Loretta Grimes

Man Downs 20 Slugs Without Getting Drunk

Miami verdict watch as William C Rose 238 pounds drinks 20 shots of whisky in 42 hours to prove drunkometer accuracy. Judge Francis A Sobieski to rule on drunken driving charge after staged test. Rose shows steadier driving despite lowered reaction tests.

Miami Fla William C Rose Francis A. Sobieski Rose Legionnaires Legion Home Bobby Daniels

Pollard Jury Deadlocks in Second Frederick Trial

A Frederick County Circuit Court jury again could not reach a verdict in the case of Lewis M. Pollard alias Jack Pollard charged with throwing stones at Roy Donald’s Kernstown home on May 22. The second trial began yesterday and the panel reported no unanimous decision after two hours. A new trial date was set for March 19 at 10 am with Ruth J. Kelley foreman and jurors John W. Link Lester Hook Eldridge Adams Fred Unger Emnnett L Scothorn Ruth Rinker Boyd Headley Jr C L Williams C F Lawrence George A. Brown and F T McKown.

Frederick County Lewis M Jack Pollard Roy Donald Kernstown Ruth J. Kelley John W. Link Lester Hook Eldridge Adams Fred Unger Emnnett L Scothorn Ruth Rinker Boyd Headley, Jr C. L. Williams C. F. Lawrence George A. Brown F. T. McKown

Dr. John Bodkin Adams Ordered to Stand Trial for Murder

EASTBOURNE England magistrates ordered Dr John Bodkin Adams to stand trial on a charge of murdering a wealthy widow patient The 58 year old physician answered I am not guilty and reserve my defense The preliminary hearing lasted two weeks and the prosecution rested after 44 witnesses. Alfred Hullett and his wife Gertrude named as other alleged victims

Eastbourne England John Bodkin Adams Adams Alfred John Hullett Gertrude Geoffrey Lawrence Dr Adams

Lakeside Tavern Burglary Delivers Broad Stolen Goods

Frederick County Sheriff reports Lakeside Tavern on U 8 S Rt 522 eight miles north of Winchester was burglarized last night. Missing items include 110 car tons of cigarettes 40 pounds of coffee 7 cartons of chewing tobacco 2 cartons of smoking tobacco meats and bacon hamburger and sausage plus a cigar box with farm records bills and receipts. Some documents bear Lakeside Tavern or owner E Clay Rogers names. The entry was found this morning by Mr Rogers.

Frederick County Lakeside U. 8 S. Rt Winchester Robert L. DeHaven Lakeside Tavern E. Clay Rogers

No Time Limit Set For Desegregation In Prince Edward

Federal Judge Sterling Hutcheson declined to set a desegregation deadline for Prince Edward County schools. He retained jurisdiction, urged patience, and allowed NAACP to renew the motion later after more time for integration, while recognizing the Supreme Court's mandate.

Prince Edward Richmond Prince Edward County Sterling Hutcheson National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Virginia Hutcheson Supreme Court John Paul Charlottesville Albert V. Bryan Arlington 4Th Federal Circuit Court of Appeals

Town Officials To Burn Whale On Block Island

Town authorities plan to burn a 60-foot whale that washed ashore on Block Island Rhode Island. They will ignite kerosene and driftwood once the wind shifts to carry smoke away from populated areas.

Block Island R. I

Fulbright Presses Dulles to Submit Middle East White Paper

At the United Nations a struggle over the Middle East intensified as rival Israeli Egyptian positions moved toward a midnight deadline for Israel to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba area. Israel insisted on concrete guarantees of protection before any withdrawal. Egypt and allied nations pressed for U N economic penalties to force Israel out, while Dag Hammarskjold prepared a report that could spark a new Assembly debate on the Israeli troop moves and the future of the U N Emergency Force in Egypt.

United Nations Middle East Israel Egypt Gaza Strip U. N Mediterranean Gulf of Aqaba Cairo U.N General Assembly Dag Hammarskjold Hammarstola Hammarskjold Assebly Sen. Aiken R-Vi Humphrey Aiken Foreign Relations Committee House Foreign Affairs Committee Goron House

Baltimore Bank Bandit Steals Cash Then Flees

A lone gunman robbed Fidelity Baltimore National Branch at Charles and 26th Street, taking cash in about two minutes and fleeing in a gray Chevrolet Bel Air. Witnesses described a silent approach with an automatic pistol and no demands beyond bags for the cash. Police secured footprints and a stolen car license, with a prior similar robbery noted in Minneapolis connections.

Baltimore (P Fidelity Baltimore National Upshur Lowndes Charles 26Th Street Minneapolis

White House resumes official social season after lapse

President and Mrs. Eisenhower open a resumed White House social season with a diplomatic reception for over 1,000 guests. The illness kept no large White House event since January 21, 1955, ending the 1954 55 season. The guest list includes foreign mission chiefs ambassadors ministers consuls and senior attaches and select government officials.

Washington Eisenhower White House State Department

Berryville Grows With Area Clarke Gets New Schools

Town of Berryville expands with major water and sewer upgrades over recent years. Planned $25,000 for sewage plant additions and water meter installation this year. Budgets rose from 1947's $33,187 to 1956's $74,000, with current year at $69,000 plus the $25,000 project. Bonded debt totals $82,000, including filtration and sewer work.

Berryville Clarke Doug O'Connell Grindstone Hill Ytown Lee Springs Walnut St

Winchester Lags in Per Pupil School Spending in Survey

New York report shows Winchester spent 121.50 per pupil for teaching and maintenance in 1955, well below 174.60 average for similar cities and 184.42 for Southern cities. The Education in the United States Biennial Survey cites 26 pupils per teacher in Winchester, above the national average of 24. Local alarm over education finances and teacher adequacy is noted.

New York Winchester South United States ABC Russia

Dulles Face Calls for White Paper on Middle East Policy

Senators Fulbright Morse and others pressed Secretary Dulles to produce an official white paper justifying U S foreign policy in the Middle East. They sought clearer authorization details for up to 200 million dollars in military and economic aid amid questions on spending and objectives.

Washington Sen Fulbright D-Ark Dulles Middle East Congress Eisenhower United States Eisen U.S Humphrey D-Minn Senate

Retail Merchan ts Meeting Tonight At George Washington Hotel

Announcement for the Retail Merchants Meeting at 8:00 PM at the George Washington Hotel to set holidays and store hours for 1957 with all merchants invited. The notice also promotes starting a Christmas Club at any teller's window to catch up past payments and benefit next November. Funds are sponsored by Farmers & Merchants National Bank.

Geo. Washington Farmers & Merchants National Bank

Weather Outlook Forecast for Winchester Region

Increasing cloudiness tonight with light snow mixed with sleet or rain in the extreme south. Interior lows 20 to 28, mountains around 15, coast near 30. Friday cloudy with mixed precipitation mainly in the south, likely snow in central and northern areas, not as cold. TEMPERATURES Today High 25 Low 15. Year Ago High 31 Low 17. Sunrise 7:26 a m Sunset 5:23 p m Moonrise 3:14 a m.

Winchester

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