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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1958
Page
10
The U S Army Transportation Corps develops new swift off road transport to improve mobility in snow, march and desert environments.
In Livingston New Jersey old fashioned hayrides decline as costs rise. A wagon and horse team require 25 dollars to shoe each horse and 45 dollars per ton of hay. Mrs Roush explains they sold their four horses due to feed costs exceeding household needs. A sidenote notes 1957 freight trains averaged 69 cars, about 43 percent more than 1939 averages.
The city attorney will decide by July 17 what actions are possible on three Negro students seeking transfer to a white elementary school. NAACP attorney Oliver Hill said more such applications may come as conversations with parents occur nationwide. Hill noted no parents had yet met with him.
In Dunedin Florida two women, Betty Peters and Sarah McCraney, may be Florida's first female postal carriers. Both previously worked as postal clerks and now handle routes from 9 30 a m to 3 p m. McCraney has two children and studies at night. Peters has four children.
In ordinary use charter members equals original members even for unincorporated societies. Historically charter members were those who formed the group and were named in the charter.
Washington AP reports Secretary of Commerce Weeks said a plan to regulate billboards along the 41000 mile interstate superhighway system will be announced soon. The proposal aims to set nationwide standards for signage along major routes.
The highway law enacted in April offers states incentives to control billboard placement along the road network under construction and allows interested parties to submit views in writing before adoption.
Candyman of 1958 is identified as W. C. Dickmever from Fort Wayne Indiana. Dickmever was chosen at the Candymakers annual convention to receive the award after the 1968 title was announced.
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