Red Cross Seeks Funds As Winchester Frederick Chapter Reports
Winchester Frederick County Red Cross annual meeting cautions about a daunting financial deficit of 1618 dollars after accounting for 8069 dollars available for 1957 58. New board members include Mrs Arthur Wilson Dr Patrick OConnell and Mr Earl Mason. officers re-elected include J Randall Larrick and Robert Heltzel.
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Winchester-Frederick County
American Red Cross
Treasury
Red Cross
Arthur Wilson
Preston Moffett
Patrick O'Connell
Warren Gregory
Robert Boyd
John Cain
W. Glenn Nichols
Charles 8. Toan
C. F. Schenck
Schenck
Audrey
Myrtle Breckinridge
Larrick
Bank figures show steady growth through 1957
The report lists June 30 bank totals for 1954 to 1957. Commercial and Savings rise from 5,251,813 in 1954 to 6,215,274 in 1957. Farmers and Merchants increase from 13,000,070 in 1954 to 16,721,290 in 1957. Shenandoah Valley totals grow from 9,217,488 in 1954 to 11,459,628 in 1957.
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Farmers and Merchants
Shenandoah Valley
Printed Pattern 4637 Sews a Feminine Sheath in Cotton
Advertisement from Winchester Evening Star announces Printed Pattern 4637 for casual cotton dresses in half sizes 14%4, 16%, 18%4, 20%2, 22%4, 24%. Provides yardage for size 16%, three fourths yards at 35 inches and lists eyelet lace trim options. Include fifty cents plus extra postage for first class mail. Send to Anne Adams pattern department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th
New York
N. Y
Six Area Traffic Accidents Reported in 48 Hour Span
A string of six area crashes over 48 hours caused nearly $2,000 in damage and one minor injury. Incidents included a Route 522 north mis hap, a head on collision near the Armory injuring John Markle Jr, a tractor trailer blocking Route 522 while unloading beer, a Route 50 sideswipe east of Gore, and two additional collisions around Winchester and Berryville with vehicles damaged from $25 to $650.
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Route 522
John Markle, Jr
Route 3
Hunting Ridge
S. 52
Gore
J. H. Smith, Jr
Dorothy A. Terlitsky
Erie
Charles B. Eline
Taneytown
Markle
Route
Armory
L. P. Coverstone
Elsie Rippeon
Cameron
Winchester
Loudoun St
Boscawen
W. L. Fogle
Clarence C. Snapp
Amherst St
Buick
Nash
Austin Hoover
Hayfield
Chevrolet
John F. Morrison
Jackson Ave
Snapp
P. F. Click
Pontiac
Quince D. Fleming
Charles Town
Vivian Fleming
Ford
William F. Osborne
Washington, D. C
Barbara Osborne
Click
U.S. 7
Berryville
M. H. Moore
Chester R. Cross
Chambersburg Man Indicted in County for Manslaughter
Charles William Musselman, 28, of Chambersburg, Pa., indicted for manslaughter by a Frederick County grand jury for a May 11 fatal Route 50 crash near Gore. Musselman pleaded not guilty. trial set for July 19 before a felony jury. The incident involved a 1954 Ford tractor pulling a Fruehauf trailer and a 1954 Buick driven by Wanda Summerfield’s husband, Jesse James Summerfield. The grand jury also returned true bills against five others for varied offenses including shooting with intent, theft of $170, breaking and entering, and escaping from a work detail.
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Charles William Musselman
Chambersburg
Frederick County
Lidbury
Musselman
Gore
Wanda Summerfield
Bluemont
Pony Express
Summerfield
Jesse James Summerfield
William Bryant Drummond
Lawrence Johnson
Drummond
Nolle
Peggy Ann Williams
Cory Elwood McKee
James Roosevelt Simons
State Road Camp No. 7
Simons
Milton Harris
James Kenneth Faircloth
Reuben Thomas
Thomas
North Carolina
Guy E. Smith
N. B. Fout
Ray Rinker
H. A. Boyles, Jr
D. B. Greenwalt
James M. Sawyer
Elliott D Marshall
James M. Cox A Three-Time Ohio Governor And Nation Builder
James M. Cox served as Ohio governor in 1913–15 1917–19 and 1919–21 becoming the state's first three term chief executive. He won the 1920 Democratic presidential nomination but was defeated by Warren G. Harding after a vigorous campaign for the League of Nations. Cox later published the Dayton Daily News 1898 onward and promoted press freedom and public opinion. He married Mayme Harding in 1893 and Margaretta Blair in 1917 with two daughters from the second marriage.
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Ohio
U.S
League of Nations
Harding
Dayton Daily News
Cox
Senate
Mayme L. Harding
Cincinnati
James Jr
John
Margaretta Blair
Chicago
Anne
Barbara
Plastic Hereford Steer on Display at Depots
A large exhibit titled The Champ, a plastic Hereford steer, will be shown at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot tomorrow to illustrate how grain and roughage convert to beef. The 12 by 8 by 19 foot sculpture weighs 4,000 pounds and is presented by the Ralston Purina Company via the local Check R-Board Store.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Ralston Purina Company
Check R - Board
Worms Worth Thousands Stolen From Rhodell Shop
A thief entered Fred Barker's shop in Rhodell and escaped with 20 000 fishing worms imported from Africa valued at 5000. Police said the crime was an intentional theft of live bait.
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Rhodell
W. Va
Fred Barker
Africa
Senate panel kills Eisenhower bill on finance study
The Senate Banking Committee voted 8 to 7 along party lines to defeat the Eisenhower proposal establishing a presidential commission to study the nation’s finances.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Palmer estate creditors must show cause in Virginia court
In Winches ter Virginia on July 15 1957 the corporation court orders creditors and all interested parties to show cause by August 22 1957 before the court to contest payment and delivery of the Frederick L Palmer deceased estate after costs taxes and administration fees. The distribution is to Emma Miller Palmer. Signed Elliott Marshall Judge Designate.
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Corporation Court
City OF
Winchester
Virginia
Frederick L. Palmer
John P. Allen
Emma Miller Palmer
Elliott Marshall
Picket Walks Outside New Safeway Front Royal
A lone picket from Carpenters Local 2033 continues daily in Front Royal against the use of non union labor at the Valley Pike Safeway construction. Cement work proceeds on schedule while Safeway officials deny involvement until completion.
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Safeway
Valley Pike
Carpenter's Union
C. H. Cleveger
Carpenters’ Local 2033
Front Royal
Crider and Shockey
M. E. Howard
Richmond
Howard
Forman
Pine Motor Co Wrecker Stolen Report
A 1949 Dodge wrecker owned by Pine Motor Company was stolen from the Cecil Street side of the building overnight. The dark blue and white vehicle, branded with Pine’s name, was last seen at 9 p.m. and missing by 7 a.m. Keys were hidden inside and the doors were unlocked. Police are investigating.
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Pine Motor Company
Cecil St
Pine's
Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching
The list highlights top American and National League performers by the counts shown. Mantle and Aaron compete across categories with high batting averages runs and hits while Malzone and Mays show power and speed leading in doubles triples and homers. Pitching leaders include Ditmar Wynn Sanford and Schmidt for wins strikeouts and earned run indicators.
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Mantle
New York
Skowron
Malzone
Boston
Minoso
Chicago
Nieman
Baltimore
McDougald
Simpson
Williams
Rivera
Aparicio
Ditmar
Wynn
Cleveland
Musial
St. Louis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Milw
Mays
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Highlights
The latest AP standings show New York leading with a 31 62% record, Chicago at 40 40, Cleveland 23 4 18, and Detroit 42 41, with Boston 40 40 and Kansas City 31 51 among main rivals. Tonight's games include New York at Detroit, Baltimore at Chicago, and Washington at Cleveland. Yesterday Washington routed Kansas City 10 3, with more action in St Louis Brooklyn and Cincinnati matchups on the slate.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago St
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Turley
Lary
Chicago
Moore
Wilson
Hyde
Wynn
Fornieles
Trucks
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
L. McDaniel
McDevitt
Jeffcoat
Gomez
Spahn
Haddix
Rush
Friend
Giants Move To Frisco Hit By TV Problem
San Francisco mayor George Christopher says pay television for the Giants West Coast move could cost 30 to 60 million dollars and take three to four years to install. Pacific Telephone official Sullivan reports funds are not ready and the plan may affect the 1958 opener. Dodgers switch to Los Angeles and Giants to San Francisco could hinge on television financing.
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San Francisco
National League Giants
New York Giants
West Coast
San Francisco Bay Area
George Christopher
Cosime
Presidentullivan
Pacific Telephon Telegraph Co
Sullivan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angles
Dodgers
Yesterday's Stars: Sanford Tops Cardinals as Phils Take NL Lead
Pitcher Jack Sanford of the Phillies allowed six hits and struck out seven to earn his 12th win, beating the Cardinals 6-2 and moving Philadelphia into the NL lead. Charlie Neal of the Dodgers hit two homers and drove in three in Brooklyn's 20-4 rout of the Braves.
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Associated Press
Jack Sanford
Phillies
Cardinals
Phils
Charlie Neal
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Braves
Premature Report on Brooklyn Dodgers New Park
A World Telegram and Sun report says an engineering survey finds constructing a new ball park in Brooklyn practical for keeping the Dodgers there. The three man Brooklyn sports authority urges immediate approval at the Board of Estimates meeting on July 25. Mayor Wagner denies knowledge of the report. Dodgers president Walter O Malley says he would prefer to wait for the official findings before commenting further.
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New York
Dodgers
Brooklyn
World-Telegram
Sun
Threeman Brooklyn Sports Authority
Board of Estimates
Wagner
Walter O'Malley
Dodger
Premature Survey Comment Stirs Public Curiosity
A spokesman for the engineering firm handling the survey calls the story premature and states the final report will be ready in three weeks. The exchange hints at ongoing assessment and public interest in the project timeline.
Colombia Known Earlier as New Granada Under Spanish Rule
The text notes that Colombia was referred to as New Granada during the Spanish colonial era before 1819, identifying the historical name change linked to its independence period.
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Colombia
New Granada
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Ike Bill
P. J. Marshall
Picket
New Safeway
Pine Motor Co
Major League
THE
Seiberling
Cammer Tire CO
Giants
Frisco
Strickler & Wagner
Kenneth E. Henry CO
Aewels
Furniture CO
Cork St
Leggett
Wase
Chambray
Tment Street
Famous Name Brands Ladies’ Suits
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