Exhibit to Remain Open All Week with Limited Fees
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
3
An exhibit charges a small entry fee and stays through Friday. Hours are 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:15 to 5:30 p.m. daily for visitors.
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower will attend ceremonies honoring Robert E. Lee at Stratford Virginia birthplace. They will travel from Washington to Stratford Sunday morning and return that night, with Mrs. Eisenhower driving. The trip includes a visit to Stratford Hall and a brief talk at the Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation annual meeting.
President David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers calls the Wage Policy Committee and 32-member Executive Board to meet in Chicago May 14 15 to discuss the national economic situation. He cites unemployment figures and notes possible wage policy discussions around July 1 under a 1956 three year contract.
A list of crossword clues covering a mix of geography science and general knowledge. Entries include Pinaceous tree capital of Okinawa Craze and many other terse prompts across 1 4 10 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 36 38 39 40 and 41 with brief definitions or prompts.
Crossword themed with numbers to solve Indian weight clues include litter of pigs bar of silver uprising and mother of pear plus other entries. Across and down prompts list answers such as usufructs and war god and egg related terms in a playful puzzle format.
Berryville Elementary Clarke County High School PTA members vote Jack Russell as president and name David Childs as vice president Bev Whiting as secretary and Gilbert Royston as treasurer. Officers begin duties in September and auditing chair William L. Boyce will organize the audit with Arthur Edmunds.
Richmond reports low bids totaling 2 251 357 for 15 road and bridge projects by the State Highway Department. Major items include a Staunton railroad underpass at U S 250 and U S 11, an Interstate 81 bypass grade and bridge work at Harrisonburg, and a Staunton underpass to ease bottlenecks. Bids require State Highway Commission approval before contracts are awarded.
About 170 employees at the American Brakebloc Plant volunteered for a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. The Winchester Frederick County Chapter tally reached 145 pints donated toward a 150 pint quota with 26 volunteers deferred. Eighty-one donors were first timers, raising total contributors to 3,042 and total donations to 8,465 after the 66th mobile visit. Daniel Rush and Linden Vann Jr donated for the eighth time, each reaching one gallon.
Spring lamb becomes bargain hunting fodder in US supermarkets with price drops of two to six cents per pound in some areas. Veal chops cheaper in scattered markets while pork and chicken rise modestly. Beef remains high despite cautious cuts in sirloin and roasts. Fresh vegetables arrive with spinach broccoli rabe squash and greens as top buys. tomatoes remain expensive.
The comedy hit Auntie Mame is expanding rapidly with five editions. A Broadway longrun company on the road West Coast tours and three touring troupes are developing. Constance Bennett is touring, Sylvia Sidney leads another company, and a fifth troupe with Shirl Conway is planned for summer theater.
Eli Wallach, noted actor, rising through the ranks on stage and screen, has completed the circuit as a student and is elected to the board of directors of the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre in New York.
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