Shorthorn Sale Friday At Fishpaw Farm
For est Glen Farms owned by H L Fishpaw of Berryville schedules a polled Shorthorn production sale for Friday at 12 30 p m. Fifty five head are featured with 8 bulls 28 bred heifers and 19 open heifers. Sale headquarters at George Washington Hotel. Horace W Walker sale manager Indianapolis Indiana. Stan Haworth Warrenton and Charles Duvall auctioneers. Lunch by Burnt Factory Methodist Church.
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Forest Glen Farms
H. L. Fishpaw
Berryville
Winchester
Rt. 7
George Washington Hotel
Horace W. Walker
Indianapolis
Indiana
Stan Haworth
Warrenton
Charles Duvall
Burnt Factory Methodist Church
Governor appoints nurse training advisory council member
The governor names a nurse to the Advisory Council of Nursing Training at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The council was created under the 1958 General Assembly enactment and supports nursing education oversight.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lindsay Almond
Advisory Council of Nursing Training
General Assembly
Virginia Firms Share $10 Million in Foreign Aid Purchases
A U S IA report shows Virginia firms received 10,078,702 dollars in foreign aid procurement from January 1954 to June 1957, with detailed state by state totals and names of firms in Alexandria Arlington Blackstone Danville Franklin Orange and Petersburg.
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Washington
Virginia
International Cooperation Administration
Alexandria
Coastal Corp
International Aero Electronics Co
Arlington
David C. Kennedy Co
Industry Services Inc
Blackstone
the General Tobacco Packers Corp
Danville
L. H. Burnett Tobacco Co
Dibrell Brothers, Inc
Virginia Tobacco Co
Franklin
Lumber Sales Corp
Orange
Virginia Metal Products Inc
Petersburg
Gold Leaf Tobacco, Inc
Lois Payne Gets Second Citizenship Award in Clarke
The Clarke County Junior Chamber of Commerce awarded Lola Payne a second citizenship prize at Boyce Elementary School closing exercises. Harry C. Jones presented it. Mary Sowers gave perfect attendance honors to Edward Strosnider Jr. and Betty Kephart.
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Lois Payne
Clarke
Boyce
Berryville
Clarke County
Harry C. Jones
Mary Sowers
Edward Strosnider, Jr
Betty Kephart
T. C. Clatterbuck
James Royston
Richard Huff
Ray Tromblin
Anna Mae Lofton
Diane Cornwell
Jane Gardiner
Sharon Luttrell
Sandra Berry
Mary Hawkins
M. M. Bean
Safety Patrol
B. R. Brown
U S Doctors End Tour of Moscow Medical Facilities
Six U S women doctors completed a one month tour of Soviet medical facilities they visited schools clinics research institutes and child health centers They noted substantial progress yet remaining gaps in patient care Dr Helen Taussig Johns Hopkins praised advances while Dr Leona Baumgartner urged global learning The group includes Jean Henley Esther C Marting Margaret Sloan and Thelma Dunn and followed a reciprocal visit by six Soviet women doctors to the United States last fall.
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Moscow
U.S
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Helen Taussig
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Soviet Union
Leona Baumgartner
New York City
Jean Henley
Columbia University
Esther C. Marting
University of Cincinnati
Margaret Sloan
States Right Fight Indicates
The House moves toward a states rights clash over a 10 line bill to curb federal preemption. Led by Southern Democrats with some Republicans supporters and Emanuel Celler opponents the measure aims to declare federal laws do not override state laws unless Congress specifies or direct conflict exists. Proponents cite safeguarding state laws inspired by a Supreme Court ruling. opponents warn constitutional invalidity and potential confusion across areas like transportation and labor management. The measure may pass the House but faces Senate hurdles.
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House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
High Court
House
Senate
Weird Beetle Brought to Star
An Eyed Elator, a gray white beetle about one and a half inches long, was delivered to the Star Office by Mrs. Carl Hackett of 28 South Werk Street. It features two large black eye-like markings on the upper thorax. Mrs. Hackett found the insect on her front porch steps Sunday morning and said she and her husband had never seen such a creature before.
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Star Office
Carl Heckert
Southwerk St
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