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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1959
Page
3
A medical column explains desensitization injections for people with severe bee sting reactions. It notes dilution, dose ranges of 0.5 to 0.25 ml at 2 to 4 day intervals, and continued treatment during exposure risk. It also advises on handling stings and mentions a burning tongue may have multiple causes.
Fred K Betts III of Harrisonburg national president was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Esten O Rudolph Jr on Merrimans Lane. Betts appeared in the Grand Feature Parade. district officers present included Howard Morris Jeffersonton and W H Lawrence III Ed Lord David Brumback Joseph B Jolliffe Stonewall District London Whitacre and others from Gainesboro Round Hill Clarke County and Zone I Rappahannock District.
A 10 year old heir to the throne causes mischief at a polo match between Ascot and Windsor Park. Prince Charles punches a canvas causing water to splash the queen’s stockings while 4,000 spectators watch. Philip's team wins 4 goals to 3.
At a Phi Beta Sigma convention in Richmond delegates urged a committee to act against Senator Harry F. Byrd after his Warrenton speech accusing the Supreme Court of aiming to destroy the states. The resolution will be sent to the committee for consideration.
Pope John XXIII held a special audience in Vatican City for about 1000 Canadian pilgrims attending ceremonies to beatify Mother Marie Marguerite du Frost de Lajemmerais. The nun founded the Sisters of Charity in 1753 in Montreal and is the first Canadian beatified by the church.
Burbank California Troy Sanders 58 a long time musical assistant at Paramount Pictures died from injuries after a horseback riding accident. He was born in Marion Illinois and lived in California.
A fragment from a Japanese page hints at a riddle linking ancient culture and ice sport items. The scattered clue list includes items labeled 21 through 23 and the term multiple, suggesting a puzzle or glossary entry awaiting full context.
National Guardsmen moved 150 miles from Panama City to probe reports of about 30 men landing by four or five motor boats at Hondo in Veraguas. U S ambassador John Dreier said the American States investigation commission had not yet determined the nature of the invasion.
Loyd A. Johnson of Berryville has been named editor in chief of the University of Richmond weekly newspaper the Collegian. He is president of Pi Kappa Alpha and has served as orientation guide editor and managing editor of the Collegian for two years. He is the rising senior son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Johnson.
Dr You cUnan Yang the Korean Ambassador to the United States will address the Winchester Rotary Club luncheon Thursday at the George Washington Hotel. The event opens to the public at 1 25 p.m. Yang became ambassador in March 1951 after a career as a physician in Hawaii and active involvement in Korean independence and religious groups.
A Santa Paula crewman ill with a suspected polio case was diagnosed as noncontagious after Coast Guard evacuation off Cape Henry. U S Public Health Service says there is no polio threat and the ship resumes its voyage from New York to the Dutch West Indies. Frank Foundation head and Empire Ordnance Corp president died in Tel Aviv.
Vatican reports Pope travels on foot for a public appearance at the New Roman Church of Saint Giovanni Bosco. About 100000 people gather to glimpse him as 15000 lire ($25) is paid to each bearer.
Albania protests to Italy over missile bases on Italian soil. The Albanian Foreign Ministry said the protest note was delivered to the Italian legation in Tirana and warned that such bases would pose direct danger and trigger retaliatory measures.
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