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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1956
Page
5
Mrs. M. R. Andreassen praised a teenage boy who stopped to fix a flat tire for her and a companion in Seattle. He refused payment saying he wanted to combat some of the bad publicity surrounding teenagers.
East Berlin authorities begin removing rubble from the Reich Chancellery site eleven years after its destruction. The area remains fenced and off limits as workmen sort debris. No plans have been announced for the ruins or surrounding site.
Virginia Metals Products Inc a steel fabricating firm with 375 production workers offered to open its books to union officials during negotiations for a new contract. The company said it lost over 400000 in the past two years and cannot raise wages now. Negotiations may continue through August 29.
Miss Headley Barnsley of this city earned a 10 year camping award at a Camp White Rock dinner closing the first two week session of the joint camp run by Eastern Panhandle West Virginia and Blue Ridge Girl Scout Councils. Several Martinsburg and area girls won five year awards amid ongoing activities despite rain.
Two Winchester residents, Mrs. Anna Viola Adams of 230 Parkway and Mrs. Helen Triplett of 333 Kerr St., won Sealy Posturepedic contest entries. Each receives a free mattress and their submissions are in the running for a grand prize of 20 000 dollars in cash or common stocks or one of 31 vacations for two in Jamaica via Delta Air Lines.
Lyle D. Rumple, 28, was helping push a stalled car when a backfire ignited spilled gasoline on his shirt. He sustained second and third degree burns on his chest and arms and was hospitalized after the incident in San Pablo.
Dan Fuller used a psychology trick with a magnifying mirror placed at a bedroom window. A sparrow strutted to the glass each dawn and fought its reflection until the bird disappeared and has not returned.
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