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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
5
Paula Hitler sister of Adolf Hitler died in Berchtesgaden Germany police reported She preferred the name Paula Wolf and was 64 years old at the time of death
Martin Francis Huberth, 85, former board chairman of Hearst Corp., died Thursday in Bronxville New York. G Max Fowler, 7, longtime publisher of the Frankfort Morning Times and national Masonic officer, died Thursday in Frankfort Indiana.
The Friendship Fire Company will hold its annual yard party July 22 23 at the fire hall on S Cameron St. Net proceeds benefit the company fund. Ellsworth Byers is general chairman with committee members Lewis Ebert Garland Clark and George Farr. Eugene Kerns was introduced as a new member at last night’s meeting.
A Shenandoah County crash on U S 11 near Strasburg has claimed its third life. Elmer Jackson, 38, of Baltimore, died in Winchester Hospital from injuries suffered in the collision last Saturday. Two Strasburg residents in the other car were fatally injured.
Stock markets edged higher in New York as news of easing credit spurred gains in steels rails motors and oils while front running electronics saw profit taking. The Dow rose to 630.06 and the AP count advanced 0.70 to 216.60 with industrials up 1.10 rails 0.90 and utilities flat.
May 27 decision by the union's International Executive Committee upheld Canzano's finding that Local 371 violated the TWUA constitution. The report notes the clause allowed closing any public school under a federal court's integration order, while praising the local union as a major force in community race relations.
Hebron church in Gore holds a note burning ceremony Sunday at 11 a.m. marking the completion of a four year addition that doubled the building size and added eleven Sunday school rooms and a basement with an assembly room and kitchen. Rev Morris Cather will speak and Harold A Pugh will burn the note. A fellowship dinner follows at 1 p.m.
The State Department vows solidarity with allies over Russia oriented spy flights. Mrs. Wheaton rejects a summary of Eisenhower Khrushchev talks on German reunification as false. Senator Gore criticizes Khrushchev’s personal remarks about the President while noting uncertainty about his political aims.
An early report states Mrs. Gloeckler rode in a car that plunged 45 feet off an embankment east of Pittsburgh after a left turn gone wrong. Injuries unknown. A separate crash on Virginia Ave caused $200 in damage to two sedans. Marshall Grandstaff fined $15.25 for reckless driving in Municipal Court.
A six member arbitration panel in Chicago awarded a 4 percent wage increase in two steps to 40,000 railroad engineers, rejecting a 15 cent hourly cut. The two percent boosts take effect July 1 and March 1, 1961, with fringe benefits and a May 1 cost of living allowance retained. The decision may set a pattern for 760,000 more rail operating workers.
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will visit India early in 1961. No date was fixed but the trip is likely to occur in February.
Broadway theaters shut down as stagehands musicians and electricians faced unemployment with a city fact finding board approval but industry opposition. Off Broadway and City Center unaffected while 1,000 to 35,000 workers faced income loss as producers warned a week of shutdown could cost a million dollars.
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