Eden Arrives in Washington for Strategy Talks
British Prime Minister Eden lands at National Airport to meet President Eisenhower for talks on fighting communism in Asia and the Middle East and to seek a peace formula for Palestine in three days of sessions. Demonstrators protest and are kept distant as Dulles welcomes Eden.
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Washington
Eden
Eisenhower
Asia
Middle East
Palestine
National Airport
New York
Brit Trumpeldor of America
Munich
Sir Anthony
Dulles
U. S. Army
Bulganin
Moscow
Selwyn Lloyd
White House
Star Tannery Man Killed In W Va Road Crash
Johnson Evan Bowley 25, of Star Tannery, died when his car left U S Route 55 near Wardensville and plunged down an embankment. The crash was found Sunday morning by James E. Frye after Bowley died 6 to 8 hours earlier. State Police said Bowley was en route to Wardensville.
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Wardensville
W. Va
U. 8
S. Rt
Johnson Evan Bowley
Maryland
Bowley
Wardensvile
James E. Frye
J. D. Mathias
West Virginia
D. A. Burner
Ernest T
Lucy Lewis Bowley
St. James
Cedar
Ike's Turndown of Bulganin's Proposal Has West's Approval
Eisenhower rejects a proposed 20 year Russia US friendship treaty. Moscow signals propaganda value of the exchange while Pravda hails the plan. Eisenhower urges change of spirit and cautions that a pact could mislead about peace prospects.
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Ike
Bulganin
West
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Kremlin
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet Union
Pleas Entered In Illegal Abortion Case In Philadelphia
Milton and Rosalie Schwartz and relatives Mrs. Gertrude Silver and Mrs. Doris Jean Ostreicher pleaded nolo contendere to abortion resulting in death in a Philadelphia apartment. The case involves an illegal operation performed on a 22 year old heiress who died August 24. Judge Vincent A. Carroll considered continuance options as charges include abortion and conspiracy with up to 10 years and $6,000 fine possible.
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Philadelphia
Milton
Rosalie Schwartz
Gertrude Silver
Doris Jean Silver Ostreicher
Vincent A. Carroll
Commonwealth
Ostreicher
Schwartzes
Miami Beach
Fla
Earl M. Ostreicher
Carroll
Morris Wolf
Wolf
Silver
William Gray
For Sale and Holiday Club Offers in Local Ads
Slab wood and kindling wood available with delivery and dump options by Plumly Lumber Corp. Also offering a Christmas Club savings plan from Farmers & Merchants National Bank and hospital insurance via Mutual of Omaha with agent C. J. Fischer.
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Plumly Lumber Corp
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Call Mutual of
Omaha
C. J. Fischer
Four Receive Singular Honors At JCC Banquet
At the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce Founders Day Banquet, four individuals received top honors including J. Douglas Butler for Distinguished Service, Harold G. Brown as Boss of the Year, and Roy W. Williams as Key Man. Dan E. Leatherman received a special certificate of appreciation for community service.
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Winchester Junio Chamber of Commerce
JCC
Aaron Zuckerman
J. Douglas Butler
Green Chemical Co
Winchester Star
Roy W. Williams
Jaycees
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Mr. Zucktrman
Dan E. Leatherman
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
York Inn
Bernard Bain
Woodrow Wilson
Jaycee Roy W. Williams
Jack Barnes
Virginia Jcc
DSA
Assassination of South Korean Counter-Intelligence Chief
Maj. Gen. Kim Chang Yong, head of South Korea's counter-intelligence corps, was shot and killed in Seoul by an assassin who fled. Police and military authorities launched a citywide pursuit for the gunman and an accomplice who drove the getaway jeep.
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Seoul
Kim Chang Yong
South Korean
Counter-intelligence Corps
Weather Bureau cautions east amid heavy storm over region
The Weather Bureau warns of a moving low pressure system from the Lower Mississippi Valley into the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. Snow accumulations of 3 to 6 inches are forecast from Northern Ohio through New England as sharp temperature falls bring a cold wave to several states. Strong winds trigger small craft warnings along the Middle and North Atlantic coasts and bays.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
New England
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi River Valley
Ohio
New York State
Plains States
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Maryland
Middle
North Atlantic
Delaware
Chesapeake Bays
Jury Dismissed New Trial March 21 For Ardell Moore
A Frederick County jury could not reach a verdict in the Ardell Moore arson case and was dismissed after about two hours. Judge Elliott Marshall set March 21 for a new trial. Moore is charged with burning a 1955 Ford sedan on or about October 27, 1955, with Thomas V. Monahan defending and Joseph A. Massie Jr. prosecuting. Foreman W. B. Shull led a panel including J. F. Orndorff and others.
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Ardell Moore
Reynolds Store
Elliott Marshall
Frederick County
Moore
Thomas V. Monahan
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Goode renews Star subscription for 27th year
For the 27th consecutive year Rev. S. J. Goode renewed his Star subscription on January 30. He is pastor of Capon Bridge Christian Church and began duties there on January 30, 1929, taking out a Star subscription the day he arrived and renewing it each year since.
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S. J. Goode
Star
Capon Bridge
Goode
Mothers March on Polio Lights Winchester Tonight
Thousands of porch lights will brighten Winchester and Frederick County as more than 150 women go door to door for the annual Mothers March on Polio. Sirens and factory whistles will mark the hour long drive to raise funds for polio care with donations delivered to Farmers and Merchants Bank on Cameron Street.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Distaff Army
Singhass
Winchester Mothers
March
National Foundation For
AEC Targets Peaceful Use of Hydrogen Bomb in Long Range Plan
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a broad long term research program to harness thermonuclear energy for peaceful purposes. Project Sherwood aims to solve immense technical challenges over many years at labs in Los Alamos Livermore and Princeton with additional work at Oak Ridge and NYU. The agency also reported progress on common fission reactors and accelerated aircraft engine programs with completed test facilities at the Idaho National Laboratory.
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Washington
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC Laboratories
University of California At
Los Alamos
N. M
Livermore
Calif
Princeton University
Earth
Idaho
State Education Department Requests Additional 2 Million
The State Education Department seeks 2 373 867 in 1956 58 appropriations, arguing the budget yields a 15 425 845 net increase for schools, not the 22 913 915 claimed by Gov. Stanley. Major items include 728 267 for vocational education and 600 000 for pupil transportation to handle growing enrollments.
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Richmond
State
Education Department
Virginia
Stanley
General Assembly
Dowell J. Howard
Mrs. Grace Enos Rice Dies at 71 in Winchester Hospital
Grace Enos Rice 71 of 422 Stonewall Ave widow of Warren Rice died Saturday evening in Winchester Memorial Hospital where she had been patient since November 21. Survived by son John W. Rice and daughter Mrs. Carl M. McMullan both of the city, brothers Herbert Enos and Charles R. Enos, three grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 2 at Christ Episcopal Church with interment in Mt. Hebron cemetery.
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Grace Enos Rice
Stonewall Ave
Warren Rice
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rice
Jerseyville
Illinois
Charles R
Sarah Cory Enos
Denver
Colorado
Wellesley College
Episcopal Church
John W. Rice
Carl M. McMullan
Herbert Enos
California
Charles R. Enos
Margaret McMullan
William McMullan
Christ Episcopal Church
Holt Louder
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Randolph Shields
Charles E. Rupp
Paul Rosenberger
Charles Lyles
Stewart Bell, Jr
John C. Woolfolk
Omps Funeral
Gainesboro School robbed. goods valued at $700 stolen
Frederick County Sheriff reports Gainesboro School was entered on Saturday night and items worth about $700 taken. Missing were a Victor 16 mm projector, meat slicer, canned goods, butter, cheese, lunch meat, dried beef and a 20 gallon garbage can. Two juvenile suspects, escapees from an industrial school in Pennsylvania, were found with part of the property in a stolen car.
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Gainesboro
Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
Fred Braithwaite
Stonewall School
Clearbrook
Noah de Haven
Front Royal Road
DeHaven
Pennsylvania
Flames start panic at church oyster roast in Baltimore
About 1,000 people packed the St Rose of Lima event hall when a fire sparked panic. Ten women died and more than 200 were injured as crowds fought for two front doors and shattered windows. Survivors described a brutal scramble with many seeking escape through small windows. one door remained closed.
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Baltimore
Arundel Park Auditorium
Red Cross
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
al Barthelme
Baltimore Bullets
Barthelme
Brooklyn Park
Shoplifters Sought After Nearly $500 In Goods
Lonnie Page, 34, of Washington DC, jailed for grand larceny after a series of Saturday shoplifting incidents in Winchester. About $500 in merchandise was recovered from a 1949 Buick behind Solenberger’s store. Items stolen included radio, rifle, lingerie, and clothing from Miller & Andersons, Montgomery Ward, Willis Bicycle Shop, H C Sheetz & Son, and W T Grant. Detectives Lt. Warren Rudolph and others investigated.
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Lonnie Page
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Solenberger
Miller & Anderson
Montgomery Ward
Willis Bicycle Shop
H. C. Sheetz & Son
W. T. Grant Co
Virginia Weather Forecast for Winchester Cleveland Area
Partly cloudy and much colder tonight with snow flurries in mountains and showers on the coast. Lows 18 to 24 west and north, 24 to 30 south east. Tuesday mostly fair and cold with higher mountain snow flurries. Today’s high 52 and low 36. Sunrise 7 21 a m. sunset 5 30 p m. Moonrise 9 31 p m. Last Quarter on Feb 3.
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Winchester
Ena Eigen
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State Education Department
Evening Star
West Va
Beyond Va
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