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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1954

Page

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Hawaii Alaska Statehood Bill Linked in Senate Vote

The Senate voted 46 to 43 to link Hawaii and Alaska statehood efforts. Republican Leader Knowland abandoned hopes for an early vote on the combined bill and said action would be delayed. Anderson's amendment tied the measures, while Smathers doubted passage and predicted a close split.

Washington Senate Hawaii Alaska Knowland California Len Smathers D-Fla Anderson John M. Butler Langer Malone Ney Morse Ore Sen D-Nm Holland Fla

Two 18 year olds injured as car plunges off U S Route 50

Two youths from Frederick and Clarke County, both 18, were treated and released after their 1947 Plymouth overturned and fell down a bank on U S Route 50 about six miles west of the city. State Trooper C D Taylor identified John Miller Jr of Berryville and Robert Miller of Mount Falls as the victims with $1500 in damage to the car. A second incident near Gore caused $400 in total damage with no injuries.

Frederick Clarke County U .S. Rt. 50 C. D. Taylor John Miller, Jr Rt. 3 Berryville Robert Miller Mt. Falls Memorial Hospital U.S. Rt Gore State Rt Taylor Fred Crane Capon Bridge W. Va Bernard Schmidt Riverdale Schmidt

Boggs Reappointed as Labor and Industry Chief by Gov Stanley

Governor Stanley today reappointed Edmund M Boggs as Virginia commissioner of Labor and Industry ending rumors he would be dropped. Raymond V Long was named director of the Conservation and Development Department and Richard W Copeland as director of Welfare and Institutions.

Richmond Stanley Edmund M Boggs Virginia Labor and Industry Raymond V. Long Conservation and Development Department Long Sidney S. Kellam Kel Im Kellam Richard W. Copeland Department of Welfare and Institutions Commonwealth John Battle

Berkeley Square Draws Large Crowd

The Blue Ridge Players presented Berkeley Square to over 300 at Clarke County High School auditorium. Proceeds go to Emanuel Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Set by Mrs Alex Mackay-Smith and Mrs William B Watkins Jr. A second performance is tonight at 8 15.

Blue Ridge Players Berkeley Square Clarke County High School Blue Ridge Emanuel Episcopal Church Boyce Alex Mackay-Smith William B. Watkins, Jr Philadelphia

Viet Minh drive smashed near Son Tay in Indochina clash

French Union troops with tanks and artillery halted a Vietminh drive near Son Tay. French reports say 125 rebels were killed and 42 captured amid the fighting around the key aid project center. Branner's Sport Shop touts the Ruger Single Six Revolver on display with orders as guns arrive.

Hanoi Indochina Son Tay U. S Ruger Branner's Sport Shop

Ogurcak Convicted in Assault and Battery Trial

A 25 year old Lebanon Pennsylvania man Joseph Edward Ogurcak was found guilty by a Frederick County Circuit Court jury of assault and battery after deliberating over three hours. The jury reduced the original rape indictment to assault and battery and set punishment at 12 months in jail and a 499 dollar fine. He has already served about seven months and will likely serve around 30 more days due to good behavior. He was ordered to pay court costs exceeding 400 dollars.

Frederick County Joseph Edward Ogurcak Lebanon Ogurcak Commonwealth The Eliott Marshall Ogureak Fred Eugene Unger L. P. Cole Daniel Metz O. F. Miller Edwin AG. Dovell Joseph B. Funk R. E. Patterson Lester Dailey Boyd Brewer Paul J. Dodson Raymond Racey Julian Carbaugh J. Randolph Larrick John F. Anderson Joseph A. Massie, Jr

Salk Says Polio Vaccine May Confer Permanent Immunity

Dr. Jonas Salk reports evidence that two initial shots and a booster could produce lasting immunity to polio in children. He notes rapid antibody production after the first doses and a strong response after the booster, with trials planned for half a million children to test epidemic protection.

New Orleans Jonas E. Salk Salk University of Pittsburg Pittsburg

Four Die In Two Car Crash Near Gade Spring

Four persons died in a two car crash on U S 11 west of Old Glade Spring in Washington County. Harry Brummer of New York City died today in Abingdon hospital. Marie Brummer 40 Jack Hudson 22 and Allen Manuel 29 also died. A third car involving Bristol students was not injured. Edward Lewis 20 a sailor died earlier in a separate Norfolk crash.

Gade Spring Washington County Harry J. Brummer New York City Abingdon Marie K. Brummer Jack E. Hudson Max Meadows Allen Eugene Manuel Edward E. Lewis J. E. Dixon U. S. 11 Old Glade Spring Paul Turner Dillon Bristol Dillon Dixon Abingdon Exortly Lewis West Sewall

Pontiff Absent For Coronation Anniversary Today

Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII absent for the 15th anniversary of his coronation. Diplomats and prelates gather in the Sistine Chapel for a mass as his throne remains empty. Officials say he rests and slowly improves after long illness confinement.

Vatican City Pius XII Vatican State Papal Sistine Chapel Vatican

Expert Watch Repairing at the Jewel Box Prompt service

Expert repair service offered at the Jewel Box Inc in Winchester Virginia. Factory trained workers provide reasonable prices with all work guaranteed. Listing notes service days Thursday and Friday.

Jewel Box Jewel Box, Inc Winchester

Leavell to Speak At Hospital Here

Dr Byrd S Leavell of the University of Virginia Medical School will address Memorial Hospital staff at 8 15 p m March 17 in the staff conference room. The talk on Treatment of Lymphoma invites all local doctors. committee chairman Dr W P McGuire and hospital staff president Dr P T Grove organize the series.

Byrd S. Leavell University of Virginia Medical School Memorial Hospital Leavell W. P. McGuire P. T. Grove

Britain to test defense against germ warfare in Bahamas area

Britain announced plans to test defenses against germ warfare in an isolated area of the West Indies off the Bahamas Islands. The announcement outlined an upcoming program to evaluate protective measures and response readiness in a controlled setting.

London Britain West Indies Bahamas Islands

Massive storm brings snow dust rain and wind across plains

A vast storm system dominated from Texas to Canada and from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley. Winds gusted over 50 mph with blizzard conditions in western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado. Snow fell heavily in Montana Wyoming and Nebraska as temperatures plunged with reports of zero or below in Nevada and surrounding areas.

Montana Wyoming Mississippi Valley Weather Bureau Nebraska Colorado Albuquerque N. M Plains Havre Mont Chardron Neb Newcastle Wyo Winnemuca New Kansas Texas Canada Rocky Mountains Ohio Valley Virginia Pacific Coast South Atlantic Rockies

JWHS Chorus to Attend Bridgewater Music Festival

The James Wood high school chorus of 40 members, led by Miss Jean Allen Davis, will travel by bus to Bridgewater College tomorrow for a regional Music Festival. About 15 Northern Virginia high schools will participate with judges from Mary Washington College and Longwood College. festival organizers include Galen Stinebaugh as coordinator and Professor Nelson Huffman as glee club chair.

James Wood Chorus Jean Allen Davis Bridgewater College Bridgewater Mary Neely Ross Mary Washington College John Molnar Longwood College Northern Virginia Galen Stinebaugh Lester Bucher Gene Morland Virginia Music Educators’ Association Stine- Dqaugh Nelson T. Huffman Ruth E. Weybright

The Story of the Resurrection from The Greatest Faith Ever Known

A compact exploration of the Easter miracle presented through Fulton Oursler and April Oursler Armstrong. The authors trace the resurrection narrative amid Christian faith, theology, and historical context, highlighting its enduring impact on belief and practice.

Fulton Oursler April Oursler Armstrong

Dinner at Emmaus one view of the Easter road encounter

On the first Easter Sunday two followers Cleophas and Simon walk to Emmaus seven miles from Jerusalem. They discuss Jesus’ marvels and sorrows while Jesus draws near unseen and questions their sadness. The article notes Luke's phrase you should not know him and hints at recognition later in the journey.

Jesus Emmaus Jerusalem Qalunya Christ Cleophas Simon Mary Cleophas St. Luke

Pennsylvania Man Nabbed In Fair Play Store Theft

William DeStefano 34 of Altoona Pa was arrested about 11:27 am after allegedly taking nearly 600 dollars in cash and checks from the Fair Play Store on S Loudoun Street at 7:30 am Investigation traced cash and checks found along the Pennsylvania Railroad right of way Near Dunlap property Police recovered cash and checks and recovered most of the loss The case was to be arraigned at a 3 pm preliminary hearing with West Virginia State Police aiding in the search

Pennsylvania Fair Play S. Loudoun St William James DeStefano Altoona U S. Rt. 50 Winchester Forters Livestock Exchange DeStefano Warren Rudolph City Force James Kincaid Pennsylvania Railroad Dunlap Fairmont Ave Henry Fahnestock Fahnestock WINC Police Department West Virginia Rt. 50 Sgt Rudolph James Claycomb Warren Fogle Kincaid

Commonwealth Budget Sparks Senate Debate In Virginia

The Virginia Senate opens debate on a three quarter billion budget with fights over a seven million earmarked for tax cuts and a 3.6 million reduction for welfare. Senators warn cuts will burden counties and cities while a new school funding formula may shift local matching funds. The House later passes a scaled back right to work bill aiming at banning contractor union labor agreements and requiring out of state unions to name the Secretary of the Commonwealth as agent.

Richmond State Senate Finance Committee Department of Welfare and Institutions Charles R. Fenwick Arlington Senate House Boothe Virginia Secretary of the Commonwealth del. John Webb Fairfax

Red Planes Turn Back by Sabres Near Korean Line

Four southbound Communist jets turned back when American Sabre jets rose to meet them near the Korean demarcation line. No shots were fired as the Red planes retreated toward Inchon, with unclear intent or possible radar testing. An 11 minute yellow air raid alert was reported in the Seoul Inchon area.

Seoul 5Th Air Force Inchon South Korea Seoul-Inchon

Calves Consigned for Second Spring Feeder-Stocker Sale

A total of 72 consignors from Frederick Shenandoah Rappahannock Fauquier Clarke Fairfax Warren and Loudoun Counties nominated 1356 steer and heifer calves for the April 9 sale at the Farmers Livestock Exchange on Rt. 50 Breeds include Angus Shorthorn and Hereford County sale committees inspect calves and nominations stay open for animals meeting requirements Fred Stine of Winchester is sale manager The event is sponsored by the Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association Locally 18 Frederick County consignors have about 180 calves and Clarke County 13 persons have 259 animals. Continued on page 2 Col 5

Frederick Shenandoah Rappahannock Fauquier Clarke Fairfax Warren Loudoun Farmers Livestock Exchange Rt. 50 Fred Stine Winchester Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association Frederick County Clarke County

Virginia Weather Outlook From March 12 to March 17

Extended forecast for Richmond Virginia shows temperatures near or slightly below normal with a slight warm spell late in the period. Expect 1 to 2 inches of precipitation across the stretch with periods of sun and unsettled skies.

Richmond Virginia

McCarthy Sees Army Report Tainting Investigation Push

Senate actions swirl as McCarthy and Roy Cohn deny pressuring for Schine's draft status amid an Army report. Potter and other subcommittee members urge an early meeting to probe the charges while Dems push for quick scrutiny and top Republicans signal limited action.

Washington Sen McCarthy R-Wis Army Roy Cohn Senate Investigations Senate Sen. Potter R-Mich Pvt.g. David Schine Schine Cohn Sens. McClellan Arkansas Symington Missouri Jackson Manitowoc Wis

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Winchester Star Route 50 U.S Boggs Gov. Stanley Goochland County Newton Maxey Norfolk ESSO A. C. Slonaker & Son Associated Press Pontiff JWHS Weather Outlook Senate Republican Subcommittee Potter Adams Stevens John Adams
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