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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1955
Page
13
The Pennsylvania State House housed the Assembly Room where the patriots met. Early 19th century the chamber with the Declaration of Independence became Independence Hall. By 1852 the name applied to the whole building as restoration seeks to return the room to its original appearance.
Air Vice Marshal J L Plant told 300 aviation writers at a conference dinner that a global atomic war seems unavoidable. He said Western powers are prepared to meet any Russian attack and would strike decisively, warning God help the aggressor if hostilities break out. Plant, Canada’s top air materiel adviser, urged maintaining mass destruction weapons to deter the USSR.
Ottley and Ethel Coulter, parents of 1st Lt. John R. Coulter listed as missing in North Korea, say their son is a prisoner. They returned his Purple Heart to the White House, calling the medal an empty honor under current circumstances and urge its rescission. They accuse President Eisenhower of enabling conditions favoring the Reds and say the medal should reflect their son’s captivity.
Winchester hosts its first auction in the round tomorrow at 3 p m to raise funds for the SPCA shelter building. Boyd Headley Jr will cry the sale with items donated by local dealers merchants and residents. The Bark Mill Theatre on Braddock and Wolfe Streets serves as venue and Winchester Little Theatre lends the arena for the event with viewing from 1 p m.
Khrushchev and Bulganin hosted Tito and Yugoslav officials for a six hour farewell in the Serbian Parliament Building private room. Soviet musicians and dancers followed the signing of a joint declaration ending an eight day visit to Yugoslavia.
In Cleveland four gunmen robbed the West Side Cleveland Trust Co branch within ten minutes of opening. Reports indicate about 50 000 dollars stolen as tellers and a bookkeeper watched. The robbers, masked with stockings, fled in a waiting automobile after grabbing cash from several drawers.
After a long ascent to his car Tito kissed the wives of Vice Presidents Edward Kardelj and Moshe Pijade. His own wife, noted for tomato juice, shook hands with Khrushchev Bulganin and A I Mikoyan, while none kissed her.
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