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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1957
Page
8
In the Phoenix Gazette a 10 year old, Barbar Bieke, writes about the ice cream man who speeds by before she can get her money. She suggests the vendor go slower to give children more time to reach him.
Clarke County ABC Inspector L G Shickle urged the nonrenewal of Phil's Choice beer license after a Berryville hearing before Howard G A Siple. Testimony cited domestic strife and racial tensions at the U S 7 Webbtown tavern, with fights and traffic hazards. Sheriff Smallwood said officers respond there more than to any other beer tavern in the county. The county board will decide after reviewing the inspector’s report to the ABC Board in Richmond.
John L. Lewis warned Congress that federal regimentation of unions could create a police state as he urged limits on mandatory disclosure of welfare and pension funds. Robert C. Tyson of US Steel defended less public supervision, backing state oversight rather than broad federal regulation.
Virginia State Senator Ted Dalton says a possible gubernatorial run would be a crusade to save the schools not from partisanship but to give Virginians a voice on desegregation and pupil assignment plans. He plans a decision before the Republican convention in Roanoke.
Harold G. Brown president of the Virginia Bankers Association was elected to the board of directors at the annual convention in Hot Springs Virginia. The two year term begins immediately.
Fair conditions east of the Appalachians and west of the Rockies give way to showers and thunderstorms in the mid continent. Rains and storms sweep Hutchinson Kansas and parts of Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin with damage and at least one death.
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