Rotary Essay Winners Named
Handley pupils won Rotary essay honors in a Four Way Test contest. The award highlighted clarity of purpose and community spirit.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
14
Handley pupils won Rotary essay honors in a Four Way Test contest. The award highlighted clarity of purpose and community spirit.
The Win chester Rotary Club sponsored a Four-Point-Test essay contest. Both young women won $25 savings bonds and will read their essays on air Monday at 7 15 p m. The event is hosted by Rotary International and led by Harry Lovett, with committee members Howard Holland, Howard Melton and Leland Broadstater.
During the Queen's official birthday march in London, a cavalryman battled a frightened black horse that veered toward Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen, calm and composed, rode on as 20,000 spectators watched the near incident and the parade continued without further disturbance.
The article outlines the space age and jet age contest among vacuum tubes transistors and magnetic amplifiers. It notes magnetics’ rise since 1950 with about 125 million dollars in annual sales across 150 manufacturers and lists major producers like Westinghouse General Electric Vickers Magnetic Amplifiers Inc. It highlights advantages such as no moving parts and high temperature resistance and recalls Germany's wartime lead in nickel iron core metallurgy and U S use in the Korean war.
Kenneth Wetzel in charge of sales for Shenandoah Valley area was named Man of the Quarter for the Atlantic Region. He earned a four day all expense trip to Las Vegas for his outstanding management of territory and impressive sales record. Mr and Mrs Wetzel and their three daughters reside on W Clifford St.
The Rev. Lawrence E. Bray 61 retired from St. Peter's in Marshall Mo died Saturday in a Syracuse home for priests. Other obituaries include William H. Stead 60 Washington educational studies director. John R. Cranor 74 Walla Walla penitentiary warden. Charles T. Deiss 56 Indiana state geologist. Foster H. Brown 41 KMOX sales manager and former radio journalism instructor.
Florida businessman Hofer dies in a gun battle at his estranged wife's Augusta home. Officer Joe Reynolds and Sgt. Sumter Lewis are among the wounded or endangered as Hofer shoots and is shot during a confrontation that also claims the lives of his two young daughters Katherine and Vicky Ann and leaves police to piece together the chaotic scene.
The text references a kidnapping tied to a Florida divorce hearing near Pensacola, and notes Popeii buried by Vesuvius in 79 A.D. It also mentions King Croesus of Sardis now in Turkey and historians' view on early coinage in world markets.
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