Powerful Labor Racketeer Fay To Leave Sing Sing Next Month
Joseph S. Fay a former labor racketeer who ran a union from Sing Sing and met political leaders there will be released on parole next month under strict conditions that he engage in no union activity. The case ties into investigations of political figures and labor disputes linked to his incarceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
N. Y
Joseph S. Pay
Sing Sing
International Rating Engineers Union
Arthur H. Wilks
Kingston
State Senate
Wicks Hiss
Fay
William F. Bleakley
Yonkers
Westchester County
Gebree Meany
Afl-Cio
Thomas E. Dewey
Sirfe Sing
New York
Clinton
Fey
Wicks
Dewey
Seygate
March Of Dimes Events Scheduled In Winchester
A slate of March of Dimes activities unfolds in Winchester for late March 1956. The Future Homemakers Club at James Wood High School will host a bake sale Friday at Gray and Eddy, with proceeds to the March of Dimes. Coffee Day features free coffee at local eateries. A March of Dimes Dance runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the George Washington Hotel Ballroom. Handley High School teens stage a peanuts for polio sale Saturday. Campaign director Daniel E Leatherman praises student involvement and urges community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
James Wood High School
Gray and Eddy
N. Loudoun St
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Winchester
Keller's
Millwood Ave
Duff's
Handley High School
Daniel E Leatherman
Answers to the quiz on Page 14 reveal trivia list
Correct responses identify Rab as the nickname, Wisconsin as the state, Chinnereth as Nu 34 11, Rome as the capital, Louis XIV as the ruler, and North as the direction. Also included are Yes for item 1, Edgar Allan Poe as the author, marriage as the meaning in Shakespeare, and aspiration as the word meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rab
Wisconsin
Chinnereth
Rome
Louis XIV
North
Edgar Allen Poe
Aspiration
Farm Auction and Livestock Sales Listings
Sales directory notes events at Prank Bame Farm near Charles Town and Farmers Livestock Exchange near Winchester. January 27 sale includes cattle hogs tractors and dairy equipment. January 30 features 45 Milking Shorthorn cows. February 3 offers 26 bred sows and 15 boars from six breeds. Auctioneers listed as W D Orndorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lentz
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D Orndorff
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Winchester
Terrorists Reappear In Tunisia
In Tunisia isolated re bel bands and grenade hurling terrorists have begun to reappear after 18 months of faltering progress toward self gov ernment. Most outbreaks have been small but underline political and economic difficulties of the French North African protectorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Tunisia
Pierre Mendes- France
France
Habib Bourguiba
Neo-Destour Party
Tahar Ben Amar
Mendes-France
Edgar Faure
Bourguiba
Neap-Destour
Salah Ben Youssef
Ben Youssef
Pakistan
Indonesia
Virginia budget gaps and school salary asks color 1956 58 debates
Virginia legislators heard estimates of nearly 18000 dollars cut from mental patient funding for 1956 58 while leaders from education groups urged higher pay for teachers and more capital funds. Sen. Spong and Sen. Breeden sought delay to craft amendments as debates over school desegregation and federal authority continued. The House Agriculture Committee advanced a plan to form a Virginia Advisory Legislative Council study amid farm bloc concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rupert Picott
The
Virginia Teachers Assn
G. Tyler Miller
Madison College
Frank G. Lankford Jr
Longwood College
Longwood
Harry Stuart
William Spong
Portsmouth
Edward Breeden Jr
Norfolk
Virginia
Supreme Court
State Milk Commission
House Agriculture Committee
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Berryville Considers Subdivision Ordinance At Meeting
Berryville council discussed a subdivision ordinance in Dr. Snapp’s absence due to illness and set a public hearing for February 13 at 7 30 p m in the court house. The Planning Commission will hold hearings on zoning and the town master plan with completed recommendations back to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snapp
Court House
Planning Commission
Gen Stuarts kin dispute Bermuda resident as Stuart heir
Three of eight grandchildren of Confederate Gen J E B Stuart call Alexander Stuart Outerbridge an imposter claiming descent. They argue he cannot be a great great grandson and note none of the older generations acknowledge him. Outerbridge did not comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Outerbridge
Norfolk
J. E. B. Stuart
Bermuda
Alexander Stuart Outerbridge
Marrow Stuart Smith
Virginia Beach
Royce Wallace
Jonathan W. Old Jr
Stuart James
Viginia Beach
Smith
Wolford Infant Dies in Hospital
Donald Craig Wolford ten week old son of Charles and Pauline Lindamood Wolford born November 16 1955 in this city died Tuesday in University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville Survived by three brothers Wayne Gene and Terry Wolford at home Funeral service Saturday at 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home Rev Roy F Schmucker Interment Mount Zion Cemetery Mount Jackson Remains rest at Jones Funeral Home until service time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Craig Wolford
Charles
Pauline Lindamood Wolford
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Wayne Wolford
Gene Wolford
Terry Wolford
Jones
Roy F. Schmucker
Mount Zion
Mount Jackson
Jones Funeral Home
Bly Service Set for Saturday in Mountain Falls
Funeral for Mrs. Pearl Jeanette Bly of Mountain Falls Route will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m at St John s Lutheran Church. The Rev. E B Smith and the Rev. Charles H Van Gilder will officiate with pallbearers C C Gough John Link Ivan Miller Hurl Himelright Maynard Snapp and Miller Rosenberger. Interment follows in St John s Lutheran Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home will transfer remains Saturday at 1 30 p m to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Jeanette Bly
Mountain Falls
Winchester Memorial Hospital
St. John's Lutheran Church
E. B Smith
Charles H van Gilder
C. C. Gough
John Link
Ivan Miller
Hurl Himelright
Maynard Snapp
Miller Rosenberger
St John's Lutheran
Weather Outlook Temperatures Fall Across County
Icy roads and cold conditions forecast with lows between 10 and 15 degrees in western sections and 18 to 25 along the coast. Clouds increase tomorrow with further cold and a slim chance of snow in the far southwest. Police logged a single accident at 4:50 p m yesterday at Fairmont Ave and Fairfax Ln in Winchester involving a 1955 Ford driven by Charles R Hodgson and a 1938 Oldsmobile owned by Russell W Eaton. Ford left to turn, skidded, and hit the Oldsmobile causing $50 and $75 damages respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Ave
Fairfax Lane
Winchester
Charles R. Hodgson
Oldsmobile
Russell W. Eaton
Clearbrook
Fairmont Avenue
Ford
Western Frederick Bank Re-elects Officers and Directors
At the Gore annual meeting on January 17, 1956, 930 in person and 1 446 by proxy of 4 000 shares were represented. B A Giffin chaired. J W Ward reported 1955 activity. officers elected were B A Giffin president C W Franks vice president and J W Ward cashier. Directors include C G Davis H E Hiett Herbert S Larrick Fred L Oates B A Giffin C W Franks George B Whitacre Robert M Muse J W Ward and S P Henshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Western Frederick Bank
B. A. Giffin
Giffin
J. W. Ward
John E LaFollette
Harry A. Sirbaugh
C. W. Franks
Cold Blooded Killer of Four To Die Tonight
Osining New York reports Joan Roche a 28 year old inmate faced electrocution at Sing Sing for four confirmed killings and possible sixth admission. He ate a last dinner of lamb chops and ice cream and spoke with a chaplain as execution neared.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Joan Francis Roche
Thomas J. Donovan
Roche
Dorothy Westwater
Rosa Chronik
Marion Brown
Alexander Jadenka
Edward S. Bates
Brown-Page Win Bridge Match at Winchester Club
Mrs Harold G Brown and Mrs W Nelson Page won the weekly duplicate at the Winchester Contract Bridge Club held last night at the Golf Club. Runners-up were Mrs Boyd Hamman and Mrs Gus Cahill. A tie for third placed Grove White with Lemuel Brown and John Seabright with John Griffith. Next meeting February 1 at 8 pm at the Golf Club for the monthly master point match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Brown
W. Nelson Page
Winchester Contract Bridge Club
Golf Club
Boyd Hamman
Gus Cahill
Grove White
Lemuel Brown
John Seabright
John Griffith
NIH funding totals and health issue notes omitted
The message lists large NIH funding figures for Ike disease and related areas including mental illness arthritis and metabolic diseases neurology blindness infectious and parasitic diseases dental disorders and general research programs. It also notes no reference to the author's heart attack on last September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institutes of Health
MacArthur Turns 76 In Quiet Waldorf Celebration
Gen Douglas MacArthur former Far Eastern commander and new Sperry Rand board chairman is 76 today. He plans a calm birthday at his Waldorf Astoria Towers suite with wife Jean and son Arthur age 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Sperry-Rand Corp
Waldorf-Astoria Towers
Jean
Arthur
Jaycees to Hear Dr Bernard Bain Saturday Evening
The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce Founders Day Banquet and Dance will feature Dr Bernard Bain as principal speaker at the York Inn Saturday evening. He is a Hampden Sydney and Union Theological Seminary graduate who led Quaker Memorial Presbyterian Church in Lynchburg for 12 years and recently published My 100 Children. He will discuss the Life of Woodrow Wilson in Wilson’s 100th birth anniversary year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bain
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
York Inn
Hampden - Sydney College
Union Theological Seminary
Quaker Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lynchburg
Winchester
Jaycees
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Captain Albert F. Huebner Dies at 61 in City Home
Captain Albert F. Huebner 61 died at 5 05 am at his 328 Whitlock Avenue home. Born October 10 1894 in Redbird Missouri he served in World War I and rose to captain in the 52nd Infantry. He married Dorothy Crisman August 6 1930 and was active in Sacred Heart Church and veterans organizations. He leaves a wife two brothers and two sisters. The funeral is at Sacred Heart Monday at 10 am with pallbearers named.
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Albert F. Huebner
Whitlock Avenue
Redbird
Charles
Hannah Warning Huebner
Dorothy Crisman
Huebner
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Holy Named Society
American Legion
52Nd Infantry
Clarke County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Towson
National Organization of the
Ray Morrison
Charles E. Murphy
Harry Murphy
Jacob H. Yost, Sr
Charles M. Crisman, Jr
John F. Morrison
National Cemetery
Arlington
Jones Funeral Home
Hard Lesson: Man Fined for Keeping Pace with Patrol Car
Joseph Browning received a $25 traffic court fine after riding alongside a Louisville patrol car traveling 35 mph in a 25 mph zone. Patrolman George Weber commented on the case with a brief remark.
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Louisville
Joseph Browning
George Weber
Police Car Speed Myth Sparking Debate
Readers discuss the idea that many drivers feel they can match a police car’s speed, regardless of safety. The statement reflects public attitudes toward police pursuit speeds and driving behavior in high-risk situations.
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Donald C. Wolford
Pearl J. Blye
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
TITAN
G. I. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Farmall
I. Q
Goodyear
Suncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
Weil
Adams
Berryville
Wolford
Ike
Roller Business College
State Board of Education
E. B. Roller
North Royal Avenue
Front Royal, Virginia
Bernard Bain
Bernard E. Bain
Capt. Huebner
NEWAY
AIR Pruners
Barr’s, Inc
Shy
N. Cameron St
Oor Arteta Tee
RTE SB
Armstrong
Excelon
E. Piccadilly St
Head —News Livestock Exchange
T. Beatty Brown
Loudoun County
Washington, D. C
Chile
Green Chemical CO
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