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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1957

Page

3

Escapee in dress trick foiled in McAlester

The 52 year old escaped convict Ben J. May gave the name Sarah to McAlester police but the disguise failed. Capt. Jess Henson said May escaped from the Oklahoma State Penitentiary and was captured in a chicken pen while wearing a dress scarf and cotton stockings.

Mcalester Okla Sarah Jess Henson Ben J. May Oklahoma State Penitentiary

Printed Pattern 4620 Misses Dress Style 16

Misses dress pattern 4620 offered by Anne Adams includes sizes 14 to 48 with printed directions. The ad notes cooler neckline with sleeves option and states fabric yardage and postage costs for pattern order through Winchester Evening Star, Pattern Dept., New York.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Fresh Supreme Court rulings spark broad political backlash

The recent Smith Act and Watkins decisions drew swift criticism from lawmakers. Rep. Howard W. Smith argued the antisubversive law remains clear but may be misread by the current court, while Sen. Jenner warned the court risks regressing to old battles with Communists. Critics urged respect for lawful limits amid disputes over free speech and congressional authority.

Washington Supreme Court High Court Howard W. Smith D-Va Sen Jenner R-Ind Smith California Congress John T. Watkins Clark Watkins House Un-American Activities Subcommittee Warren Subcommittee Un-American Activities Group Un-American Activities Committee Arthur Miler Marilyn Monroe Miller U. S New York Justice Harlan Majority Senate Internal Security Rep Willis D-La House Judiciary and UN- American Activities Committees Mundt R Supreme Court of

Del Mann Defends Gilmer Against Insurance Influence Charges

Virginia delegate from Arlington accuses the Virginia Association of Life Underwriters of a candid campaign to discredit Howard Gilmer Jr. Mann filed a new letter to former WALU president Julian Bryant detailing a “clique” within WALU promoting the censure. Bryant called the move honest criticism as Gilmer sought public office. The censure stemmed from Gilmer aiding a Arkansas insurer while U S attorney for Western Virginia.

Richmond del. C. Harrison Mann Arlington Howard C. Gilmer Jr Gilmer Virginia Assn Life Underwriters Mann WALU Julian A. Bryant Arlington Democrat Bryant Virginia Arkansas Insurance Company U .S Western Virginia

Ordained Frank S. Crim among 33 deacons in Virginia

Frank S. Crim of this city was ordained a deacon in the Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church by Bishop Paul Neff Garber at the Greene Memorial Church Roanoke during the 175th Virginia Annual Conference. He holds a Bachelor of Divinity from Duke Divinity School and recently married Minnie Mae Jones. He and Mrs. Crim reside in Coleridge North Carolina where he serves as assistant pastor and will enter Houston Texas for pastoral care training in September.

Frank S. Crim Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church Paul Neff Garber Greene Memorial Church Roanoke Virginia Crim Handley High School Randolph-Macon College Duke University Divinity School Minnie Mae Jones Durham N.C Coleridge Texas Medical Center Houston

Razor Blade Heist Strikes Sydney Firm

Australian thieves bound and gagged a night watch man Brian Healy and stole nearly three tons of razor blades from a local razor company. The firm valued the haul at 244 million blades.

Sydney Brian Healy

Fourteen Churches Plan Clearbrook Yard Party Aid

Fourteen churches sent representatives to the first planning meeting for the Clearbrook Fire Company's annual yard party at the fire hall last night. The event on June 26 at 5 pm at the Stone Wall School will feature an auction and reports on food. About 400 pounds of country ham have been collected. next meeting June 24 will finalize food plans.

Clearbrook Fire Company Clearbrook Stonewall School Clearbrook Presbyterian Hopewell Friends Gables Christian Plesant Valley E. U. B Stephenson Welltown Rest Burnt Factory White Hall Little Mountain Brucetown Pine Grove John Wesley

Man Confesses to Window Peeping Here

Buford Burns Boardwine of 532 N Loudoun St confessed to seven window peeping incidents on Bond Kern and Fairmont streets. He was arrested last week in Woodstock on similar charges and here for parole violation from Maryland. police expect Maryland authorities to take him for that violation.

Buford Burns Boardwine Loudoun St Bond St Kern St Fairmont Ave Woodstock Maryland

Schutte Glover Win Bridge Match at George Washington Hotel

Mrs Herbert Schutte and Mrs John D Glover tied with Mrs W A Carskaden and John Griffith for first in the Monday Contract Bridge Club monthly master point match at the George Washington Hotel. Third place went to Mrs W Nelson Page and Mrs Grace (last name incomplete).

Herbert Schutte John D. Glover W. A. Carskaden John Griffith George Washington Hotel W. Nelson Page Grace

Group Meeting Notice Open to Interested Persons

Roberts announces next group meeting open to two or more interested persons. The session is set for June 24 at 1 Washington Hotel at 7 p.m.

Washington Hotel

West Virginia Youth Injured in Wreck Near Winchester

Richard Evans DeHaven, 17, of Bunker Hill, is reported in good condition after a one car crash on Route 11 about 3.5 miles north of town. His Plymouth was demolished and he suffered a scalp laceration a fractured left femur and a slight concussion after the car left the road and overturned. State Trooper D Taylor noted he was thrown from the vehicle while it rested on the highway's west shoulder.

West Virginia Richard Evans DeHaven Bunker Hill Route 11 D. Taylor Haven Taylor Mr. de Haven

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