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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1961

Page

3

Frederick County School Board Keeps Time Schedule Unchanged

The Frederick County School Board approved no change to the school day timing despite requests for an 8 am to 2 pm schedule that would resemble daylight saving. Winchester and county students remain on standard or fast time as the board defers revisions and reviews new English and social studies texts.

Frederick County School Board Frederick State Board of Education Me’n F. Wright Virginia

Twin boys born on different dates in Lincoln Illinois

In Lincoln, Illinois, twin sons were born ten minutes apart at St. Clara's hospital. The first baby arrived at 11:55 p.m. and the second followed at 12:05 a.m., creating birthdays on different days for the brothers.

Lincoln, Ill Robert Ferguson St. Clara’s Hospital

Area Nurses Seek $1200 for Research Drive

District 12 Virginia nurses begin a May campaign titled Give or Get $5 to raise funds for the American Nurses Foundation. Chair Mrs. Felix DiPrisco and president Mrs. John Kanode lead efforts across Frederick Clarke Warren Shenandoah Page and Rappahannock counties seeking a statewide goal of $22,000 and a national total of $1 million to support nursing research grants.

American Nurses’ Foundation, Inc Felix DiPrisco Winchester Memorial Hospital Virginia State Nurses Association Hefund John Kanode Winchester- Frederick County Frederick, Clarke, Warren, Shenan District 12 Virginia American Nurses’ Foundation American Nurses’ Ass Nurses Association

Brucetown News Briefs Highlights Local Social Ties

Fellowship Sunday and church services announced at Brucetown Methodist Church. Local meetings include the Commission on Education and Official Board. A stream of visits and family events are noted among residents and relatives in Brucetown Winchester Macon Ga Ridgeway W Va.

Brucetown Brucetown Methodist Church Commission On Education Carrol Boyer Woodstock O’connell Luther Carden H. J. Reeves Winchester Roy Pope Minnie Patterson Jesse Patterson Kerfoot Marshall Earl Wise Rawson W. Va Kate Mar Douglas B. O’connell D. J. O’connell William Hildebrand Allen Jobe Mike Clowser Ridgeway Roy Clowser

Nurses Drive Supports International Research Foundation

The foundation sponsors research projects and awards and offers consultation services. It has opened exchange study for foreign nurses and helped Hungarian refugee nurses after the 1956 uprising. Mrs DiPrisco urged area nurses to lead and fund the nursing research program for better national health care.

DiPrisco

Tax chief helps bride find heart in Richmond scene

In Richmond Virginia a bride-to-be learns the tax man has a heart as C W Glotzbach district director of the Internal Revenue Service responds favorably to her plea. The scene blends civic duty with a personal moment as tax officials engage with local residents.

Richmond C. W. Glotzbach The Internal Revenue Service

Bestiality Destroyed Jews' Will to Live, Court Told

A Holocaust survivor testified that Nazi brutality destroyed the will to live among Jews. Dr. Leon Wells described mass killings and a sense that life had lost meaning, recounting diary notes and a break from a death camp.

Jerusalem Yesterarenes Mann Leon Wells Poland Fort Lee N. J Wells Yh Place Mar

City hires 500 playground instructors this summer

The article notes the city and school system will employ about 500 playground instructors, mostly college students, this summer. Recreation Commissioner John H Nagy comments that geniuses should not be hired for playground work, preferring them in laboratories, since high scorers quickly lose interest after a week.

John Nagy

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