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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
10
Hollywood cafes society figure Mike Romanoff was sworn in as a U S citizen by a federal judge. He renounced any claim to a Russian prince title after Congress passed a special bill authorizing his naturalization.
From the central courtyard view the architect shows the Conservatory auditorium as the second building of Shenandoah College. Bids for both structures will be sought the week of July 7. The city donated the site on the southeast corner for the college relocation to Winchester.
Vienna reports over 200 fellowships for study and research in atomic energy from the International Atomic Energy Agency and member governments. The United States provides about 120 fellowships for the next two years, followed by the USSR with 45 grants for study and training in that country.
James Hampton Lee, 81, longtime assistant real estate editor for the Miami Herald during the 1920s Florida land boom, died Friday. He previously worked for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and the Birmingham Ledger in Alabama.
New York reports RCA developed a three ounce microphone as effective as larger TV and motion picture sound pickup devices weighing twenty times as much. It uses electrostatic principles from older microphones and eliminates magnetic materials used in current models.
The orchids are probably the largest family with over 17 000 members. Most orchids grow in tropical mountainous regions, but species exist worldwide as far north as the Arctic Ocean.
The Co Workers Sunday School class at Trinity Lutheran Church met with Mrs. Robert Shifflet. Officers were absent president, Mrs. Hollar Beaver, with vice president Mrs. Vernon Ridings presiding. New folding tables ordered and church redecorating planned with floor covering samples shown. Attendees included several members and guests, with July plans to host a meeting at Mrs. Ridings.
Norman Oklahoma resident Roy Groomer faces a recurring TV problem as his set turns wacky every quarter hour for about a minute. Repair crews have checked the set four times at a total cost of $40 and power lines and surrounding transformers have been inspected. Each appliance in Groomer’s home has been checked and still the mystery persists. The only consolation is that pictures usually go bad during a commercial.
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