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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1959

Page

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House Balks at Accepting Major Tax Law Changes

The House balks at Senate added tax changes while seeking a simple one year extension of current corporate and excise tax rates. Mills meets with Secretary Anderson and confirms limited agreement but negotiations continue on defense contract renegotiation and other Senate amendments.

House Washington Senate Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Ways and Means Mills Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson Congress

Local tabloid notes editorial on Miller Street dangers

The Weekly Blab reports on Miller Street dangers in a June 22 issue. Virginia roadsides are criticized for litter as a traveler notes heavier traffic and laxer laws in other states. Clean up at Stonewall High School follows a fire department yard party with birds aiding cleanup. Heat and humidity persist with highs around 88 and a five to eight degree rise expected.

Miller-Jefferson St Susan Goode Mary Jo Maddox Elenna Harper Linda Cooper Miller St Virginia Old Dominion Stonewall High School Clearbrook

Final Net Cost Of Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival

The final net cost for the 1958-59 Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival totaled 29 798 82 dollars. Accountants report year ending June 30 shows net expenditures of 25 180 85 with 4 618 pending. Departments include public safety payments publicity and costumes with various small line items. It is expected remaining debts will be remitted and 1959 expenses paid on schedule.

Shenandoah Public Safety and Public Service

Reid's Market Opens Saturday With Groceries and Fresh Meats

Opening Saturday ad promotes Groceries Fresh Meats Atlantic Gas and Oil at Reid's Market located 3 miles out Rt 50 West on a new highway. All welcome. Also included is a sale notice for Montmorency Cherries This Week Only You Pick 50c per gal We Pick 15c per gal from L. O. Dick Estate Clearbrook Virginia with phone MO 2-5032.

Atlantic Gas and Oil Reid’s Rt. 50 New Highway Montmorency L. O. Dick Clearbrook Montmorency Cherries D. K. Russell & Sons Welltown Pike Herbert Bryant, Inc J. Kenneth Robinson Merriman

Shenandoah Valley Plans Civil War Centennial Observance

Shenandoah Valley Inc launches a 1961 65 civil war centennial observance with a central committee drawn from 15 counties. Carroll Maloney of New Market is named chairman and each city town and county group will send one representative.

Harrisonburg

Ike Queen Open St Lawrence Seaway In Joint Dedication

President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II dedicated the St Lawrence Seaway at Montreal. They opened the inland ship channel with a 31 mile cruise from the St Lambert Lock, praising democratic cooperation and marking a major cross border achievement. Lewis L. Strauss attended as secretary of commerce. Over 20 000 spectators gathered.

Montreal Eisenhower St. Lawrence Seaway Washington St. Lambert Congress Wau Canada Lewis L. Strauss United States

Steelworkers invite direct talks to avoid walkout

United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald said the union will not continue with the four man industry bargaining team and called the talks a farcical filibuster. He urged immediate direct talks with steel company executives to avert a possible 500000 man walkout as contracts near expiration.

New York United Steelworkers Union David J. McDonald McDonald

Floyd Patterson Johansson Title Fight Definitely On

The Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium is definitely on promoter Bill Rosensohn announced at noon today. The rain postponed it Thursday night but clearing skies and favorable forecasts make the fight likely to proceed at 9 30 p m unless new rain arrives.

New York Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson Yankee Stadium Bill Rosensohn Rosensohn

Monrovia Sinks After Lake Huron Collision

A 29 man crew aboard the freighter Monrovia was rescued minutes before the ship sank in fog on Lake Huron after colliding with the Royalton and Rayalton off Thunder Bay Island. The Norman W. Foy stood by, recovered survivors, and Coast Guard cutters patrolled the area as markers warned other ships. cause of the crash remains undetermined.

Alpena Mich Monrovia Lake Huron Coast Guard Norman W. Foy Rayalton Foy Thunder Bay Island Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Mackinaw Acacia Detroit Syesanes Svokos Alex Gillies Gillies Buffalo N. Y Antwerp Liberia Chicago Duluth Royalton E. Scott Misener, Ltd Port Colbourne Ont

TWA Airliner Crashes Near Milan After Lightning Strike

A four engine TWA jet carrying 59 passengers crashed and burned after a lightning hit during a storm near Busto Arsizio, 15 miles north of Milan as it departed Malpensa for Paris. Officials reported the wreckage in a field with witnesses saying the plane split in three parts.

Milan Italy TWA Busto Arsizio Trans World Airlines Rome Athens Chicago Marnate Malpensa Constellation

Farm Vetoes Signal Bitter Clash Over Agriculture

President Eisenhower vetoed two farm bills affecting wheat and tobacco saying they would worsen surpluses and keep prices high. Democratic leaders condemn the veto as a setback while planning to press voters on proposed cuts and income support next year. Secretary Benson heads to Europe on a farm trade trip as lawmakers prepare long range hearings.

Washington Congress Eisenhower Secretar of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson Benson House Agriculture Commitee

Whitacre Reappointed to Frederick County School Board

Fred A. Whitacre was reappointed to a four year term on the Frederick County School Board. His new term begins July 1 representing the Gainesboro District. Electoral Board members are J Pinckney Arthur Julian S Carbaugh and George A Smith. Other current four year term members include Robert M Muse Charles E Bass Clyde Logan and Huyett G Light.

Fred A. Whitacre Frederick County Frederick County School Trustee Gainesboro J. Pinckney Arthur Julian S. Carbaugh George A. Smith Robert M. Muse Back Creek Charles E. Bass Opequon Clyde Logan Shawnee Huyett G. Light Stonewall

Louis Armstrong Shows Signs Of Rally In Spoleto

Louis Armstrong, recovering from pneumonia and heart strain in Spoleto Italy, sits up in bed jokes with nurse and walks unaided. Doctors report notable improvement though monitor for complications continues. Ed Sullivan visits as Armstrong predicts a rapid return to health if no setbacks occur.

Spoleto Italy Louis Armstrong Armstrong Anna Venturini U.S Ed Sullivan Pops

Long Ordered Released From Mental Hospital

A Louisiana court freed Gov. Earl K. Long from the Southwest Louisiana Hospital at Mandeville after 27 days confinement. Judge Robert Jones dismissed the commitment and announced the governor could resume duties as governor. The State Hospital Board removed Director Jesse Bankston during an emergency session preceding the hearing.

Covington Earl K. Long Louisiana Mandeville Long Robert Jones 22Nd Judicial District Jones Joe Arthur Sims Ramrod State Hospital Board State Hospital Jesse Bankston Galveston Tex Baton Rouge

Virginia Milk Commission adopts uniform retail milk price plan

The Virginia State Milk Commission set a uniform retail price of 242 cents a quart in 29 markets effective July 1, with hearings to decide on other markets and possible withdrawal of federal orders. The plan, approved 2-1, shifts pricing toward a middle ground for producers and distributors.

Richmond State Milk Commission Virginia Commission Arlington - Alexandria Manassas A. Gordon Willis Culpeper Virgil P. Randolph Jr Gloucester

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