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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1957
Page
8
Pattern advertisement for a dress pattern labeled 4724 offering half sizes 14 to 24, with fabric yardage details, printed directions, and mail order instructions. It directs readers to send fifty cents plus extra for first class mailing to Anne Adams in New York, with name address zone size and style number.
Del. Robert Whitehead, unopposed for re election, accuses "local Democrats" who joined Eisenhower’s coalition in 1952 of causing civil rights crises. He attacks Byrd and Tuck for deserting the party, calls for reform leadership, and cites Newport News Norfolk desegregation rulings as proof of the mess. He wants renegade Democrats to confess and urges quiet on the Negro question.
Approximately 200 people attended the summer band concert at Handley High School marking the first year of a public school sponsored instrumental program. The program is hoped to continue next year. The program featured The Rosary by Nev- ert, several marches, selections from Carousel, Powerhouse by Robert Scott, and Gershwin tunes including Strike Up the Band Bidin My Time Of Thee I Sing Embraceable You and I Got Rhythm.
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Ted Dalton urged open door meetings for all public groups. He spoke to GOP candidates for the House of Delegates, backing a law to end secret sessions. The event drew about 80 attendees, with state GOP leaders pushing a nationwide anti secrecy effort and critiquing Democratic policy.
Budapest prepares to screen its first new American films in ten years with Trapeze at the Corvin theater. Istan Desai confirms plans to import 13 American titles via Mopex, including Marty and The Revolt of the Hanged. Subtitles and language preferences shape expectations for broad appeal.
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