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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1960

Page

6

Pigeons Poisoned in Philadelphia Cleaning Effort

Fragments indicate Philadelphia officials faced a distressing incident where pigeons were poisoned. Items mention Deputy Commissioner Raymond J. M and a deputy involved in a cleanup or crackdown at a location tied to 8 Gy Hall Dune and related street debris. The readable text suggests an official response to deter pigeons and address the mess.

Philadelphia Raymond J. M

Woman Guinea Pig in Oak Ridge Trials

Carrie May Nichols of Johnson City Tennessee, age 73, volunteers as a guinea pig for scientists at the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies. She has received about ten thousand dollars of treatments over 15 years for leukemia, now receiving radiated phosphorus injections, and attended a conference with forty leading specialists.

Oak Ridge, Tenn Carrie May Nichols Johnson City Tenn Nichols Oak Ridge Institute

NLRB Rules Ban on Peaceful Picketing by Unrecognized Unions

The NLRB ruled that peaceful picketing aimed at forcing an employer to choose a union is illegal even if no violence occurs. It ordered the Staples teamsters local to cease such tactics against Stanley Auto Parts in Long Beach, a small firm employing five people, amid broader union recognition disputes.

Washington Relations Board NLRB Teamsters Stanley Auto Parts & Accessories Long Beach

Virginia Wins Safety Council's Award of Honor

Virginia, the only state to win the National Safety Council award of honor, has earned it again for 1996 traffic safety. The program recognition reflects effectiveness across Hopewell Martinsville Pulaski Salem Suffolk and other communities.

Virginia Safety Council Chicago National Safety Council Counell Hopewell Martinsville Neon Brisa Bosna Vista Dowville Pulaski Salem Suffolk

Early Meeters Struggle With Conventional Meeting Hours

Readers note a cohort labeled Early Meeters find standard meeting times inaccessible due to early start demands. Organizers consider flexible schedules to improve turnout and inclusive participation.

Creager Named Traffic Manager At Novick Firm

Charles F. Creager is appointed general traffic manager of Novick Transfer Co. He succeeds J W Hershberger who left for private transportation business. Creager, a WWII veteran, held roles at Charlton Triton Co and Hall s Motor Transit Co prior to 1950. He holds an MBA from American University and is active in traffic and industry clubs. He is married to Alice Hollenback with three children Charles Edwin Jr Roger Thomas and Karen Elaine.

Charles FE. Creager Novick Transfer Co., Inc J. W. Hershberger The American University Washington, D. C Creager Charlton Triton Co Hall’s Motor Transit Co Army Air Corpus Army Transportation Corps I.C.C Chesapeake Delta Nu Alpha Ee Eee Industry Management New York Baltimore Hagerstown Altoona Johnstown Alice Elanor Hollenback Hanover Goucher College Charles Edwin, Jr Roger Thomas Karen Elaine

Three Escape Serious Injury In Ditch Cavein

Three men escaped serious injury after a ditch cavern collapsed during sewer work in Roanoke. Robert Sessom 33 Donald Stuart 19 and James A Harris 30 were freed with Harris trapped over 30 minutes before rescue. All were reported in satisfactory condition at a hospital.

Ditch Cavein Roanoke Robert Sessom Donald Stuart James A. Harris Salem Harris

Hogs and cattle prices at Front Royal Exchange Market

HOGS top barrows and gilts quoted 17.40 to 17.00 heavy butcher 14.78 to 17.00 light butcher 15.00 to 16.50 butcher sows 9.50 to 13.00 VEAL ranges from 18.00 to 30.00 for various grades, sheep and lambs priced up to 25.00, slaughter cattle includes heifers and cows with multiple grade ranges, stock feeder cattle yearling steers at 23.80 to 27.00 and 25.00 to 27.00 for good to premium grades.

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