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Classified ad offers a typewriter and adding machine in A-1 shape and requests A180 waitress wanted. Contact MO 2-4068. Dated 7 8 31.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
12
Classified ad offers a typewriter and adding machine in A-1 shape and requests A180 waitress wanted. Contact MO 2-4068. Dated 7 8 31.
Floor sanding and refinishing services offered by L. J. Luby in Missouri with free estimates. Includes painting and papering options. Contact MO 2 4479 for details.
Kale Priday offers weekly pickup and delivery every Friday at 7 90 in Nain. Contact phone MO 2 7033 for service details and scheduling.
Cardinal Aloysius Stepinac received emergency surgery on his right leg in Krasic to halt a thrombosis threat. Medical officials said the operation was successful and not an amputation. Stepinac, kept at his home village 40 miles from Zagreb on parole since 1953, led Yugoslavia's Roman Catholics and was imprisoned for collaboration with Germany during World War II.
The SAC 16th Air Force says its new Spain complex is fully operational with four bases including Torrejon and Valenzuela. Taxpayers funded nearly a half billion dollars for bases and facilities to deter the Soviets, with B47 bombers on 24 hour alert under Operation Reflex.
East Germany's Walter Ulbricht warned Yugoslav leaders they could share the fate of hungary revolt leaders if they pursue independent communism. Khrushchev attended the East German Congress as Ulbricht denounced revisionism and linked Yugoslavia to an open attack on the Socialist bloc.
Notice of cleaning at Quaker Grave Yard Fawcett's Gap Cedar Creek Grade scheduled for Saturday July 12 at 7:30 am. Local authorities request participation and caution.
Moscow demands the Geneva conference of nuclear scientists focus on an immediate universal suspension of nuclear weapon tests. Andrei Gromyko delivers the note to U S Ambassador Thompson as tensions over test control rise.
In Guantanamo Cuba Adm Jerauld Wright urged progress as Cuban rebels released two more American civilians. Five sailors were expected but delays attributed to transportation problems hinder release negotiations led by U S Consul Park Wollam. Captives include a Canadian civilian remaining with Marines and sailors held in rebel camps.
German archaeologists finish two years of excavations in Uruk southern Iraq. They identify Gilgamesh’s reign but cannot fix the date of the flood. The epic suggests Noah-like events, but the ancestral timing remains unresolved.
Red and black raspberries will be featured at the Farmers Market this Saturday said Clarence Fletcher, market masthead organizer. The item highlights a local produce event with emphasis on berries and community shopping.
The market opens each Saturday at Kent and Boscawen Streets. Other sale items include home made fudge and baked goods, apple butter, cured meat, ewes, cabbage, lettuce, onions, and green beans.
The Fillmore site of Utah’s first territorial capitol now operates as a museum attracting about 10,000 visitors annually.
John Wharton aged 16 is jailed in Rappahannock County on a murder charge for the fatal shooting of his father Ma son Wharton 42 a farmer at their Rock Mills home six miles south of Washington VA Sheriff J W Critzer said the youth confessed the slaying after his father criticized his work and beat him with a stick A preliminary hearing is set for 10 AM tomorrow in County Court.
In Santa Monica California yesterday June Havers mother divorced her husband Andrew Ottstad 45 an antique dealer from West Los Angeles. Ottstad was also granted a divorce from Maria Haver Ottstad 46 as the other party in the same proceeding.
An opportunity for future security and high earnings invites a man aged 25 to 50 with strong people skills. A car is required for local travel. Interested individuals should call Mr. Charles W. Clouse in Winchester MO 20301 during specified hours on Thursday July 10 for a private interview.
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