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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1954

Page

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Supreme Court Rules Out Segregation in Schools

McCarthy denounces Ike's secrecy order as an Iron Curtain while the Senate Investigations subcommittee debates delaying McCarthy Army hearings to interpret a White House directive. The President cites separation of powers as the reason to bar officials from testifying or sharing confidential documents.

Supreme Court McCarthy Ike Washington Sen. Mundt R-Sd Senate Investigations Subcommittee White House Sen. McCarthy Senate Eisenhower Sen. Jackson Dwash McClellan D-Ark Symington Roy M. Cohn Francis P. Carr Subcommittee Atty Brownell Sherman Adams Army Pvt. G David Seine Fisenhower John Adams Justice Department Executive Department Secretary of Defense Pvt Shine

Bond Brothers Packing Shed Destroyed by Fire

A three alarm blaze yesterday leveled the Bond Brothers packing shed on Poor House Road near Albin. Loss estimated around 20000 dollars with the shed contents and crates, all insured, saved equipment nearby. Firemen and neighbors saved crates from a nearby barn. no injuries reported.

Bond Brothers Albin Poor House John F. Anderson Allen Bond Robert Patterson Charles Smith Mr. Smith Mr. Patterson Round Hill Community Fire Company

Schewels Anniversary Sale Now Going On

Bargains on every floor as Schewels marks its anniversary with discounts across departments. Local customers are invited to browse merchandise and take advantage of reduced prices during the ongoing sale event.

Schewels

Billboard Helps Salesman With His Love Affair

Milwaukee salesman Robert Brachman rented a billboard on Wisconsin Avenue to woo Arlene, a woman who stops there for her bus ride. He has repainted the sign repeatedly, starting with Arlene what's with you and ending with Arlene is a wonderful girl. The board costs 9 dollars monthly plus 12 dollars per message change, which he says is growing expensive and his mother suggests psychiatry.

Milwaukee Robert Brachman Arlene Wisconsin Avenue Brachman

Wounded Survivors Tell of Fortress Last Hours at Dien Bien Phu

Three badly wounded survivors from Dien Bien Phu recount the fortress siege ending May 7. Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries and nurse Genevieve de Galard Terraube were captured. defenders fought until ammo ran out and orders to surrender were given.

Hanoi Indochina Dien Bien Phu Christian de Castries Lanessan Air Force Genevieve de Galard Terraube Paris Champougny

Knights Templar Ascension Day Service Planned

Knights Templar set Ascension Day observance for Sunday May 23 at 7 30 p m. The service will be at Kernstown Methodist Church with Rev John A McKenry district superintendent delivering the message. Open to Templars families and the public. Committee includes J Scott Atkinson Clyde Logan and Hubert Stone.

Knights Templar Order Asylum City Hall J. Scott Atkinson Kernstown Methodist Church Carroll C. Goodridge John A. McKenry Winchester Methodist Church

Young Democrats Urge End to Army McCarthy Hearings

The executive committee of the Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia adopted a resolution urging Republicans to bring the Army-McCarthy hearings to an end. The measure, offered by Charlottesville’s John W. Williams, states the proceedings are a criminal waste of taxpayers money.

Richmond Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia Young Democratic Clubs John W. Williams Charlottesville

For Rent Clearbrook Service Station in Clearbrook Va

For rent a fully equipped store house and general garage at Clearbrook Virginia known as Clearbrook Service Station. Ready to open. Write S. C. Whetzell, Clearbrook Va. 1p 5 15 6t.

Clearbrook S. C. Whetzell

Farrington Dean Sale Draws Large Crowd at Piccadilly Street

Hundreds attended a public auction here on Saturday at Piccadilly Street where over 400 people gathered. The sale by City Sergeant Gibbon D. Baker and E. Y. T. Snider sold all items for about 3000 dollars, including 15 automobiles at roughly 40 dollars each and various office and automotive equipment. A second sale at the Frederick County Courthouse, led by Baker and Snider, sold a Whitlock Avenue lot for 1350 dollars to Steve Forgacs.

Farrington and Dean Piccadilly St Gibson D. Baker E. Y T. Snider Baker Snider Frederick County Whitlock Ave Steve Forgacs

French to Resume sudden incidents Unless Airstrip Repaired

French forces threaten to renew air operations against Communist Vietminh after blocking damage at Dien Bien Phu unless the airstrip is repaired to speed evacuations. Gen Giap given until midnight to accept, with the Vietminh accused of using the road for war materiel and troops toward the Red River Delta.

Hanoi Indochina Vietminh Dien Bien Phu Vo Nguyen Giap Red River Son la Giap

Tri Breed Sale Nets $20 870 for 94 Cattle at Winchester

Buyers from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania paid 20 870 for 94 Aberdeen Angus Hereford and Shorthorn cattle at the twelfth annual Tri Breed Sale at Farmers Livestock Exchange west of Winchester. The sale averaged 222 per head, below last year’s 318 and 96 37 under 1945 comparisons. 78 females sold for 15 450 and 16 bulls for 5 420. The Aberdeen Angus top money marked a gain after years of decline.

Virginia West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester I. Fred Stine Stine

Governor Promises Statement on Court Ruling

Richmond Gov. Stanley studies the Supreme Court decision on school segregation and promises a statement soon. The ruling may affect a special session. Attorney General Almond says local boards cannot lease school buildings to private groups if it harms public schooling.

Stanley Richmond Gov Supreme Court General Assembly State Education Department Ray Reid Dowell J. Howard Charlottesville Attorney General's Office Howard J. Lindsay Almond Jr South Carolina Georgia Almond Virginia

Two City Men Hurt in Accidents Here Yesterday

Two local men were injured in traffic accidents about 14 hours apart with over 1300 in property damage. Robert Kern 41 of Upperville remained in serious condition after a head on collision near Middleburg Memorial Hospital. George Shimp Jr 302 National Ave Winchester was hospitalized with a possible chest injury after a Millwood Ave crash. John Nail 29 Elm St suffered a forehead cut in a three car wreck at Loudoun and Peyton Streets.

Upperville Memorial Hospital Middleburg Robert Kern Winchester George Shimp, Jr National Ave Millwood Ave David A. Fahnestock Albert Clarence Garrett Boyce Allen Scott Hummer Millwood Springcrest Ave Moore's Mercury John Joseph Nail Elm St Nail Loudoun Peyton Sts James A. Claycomb

Indochina Peace Talks Sit Behind Secrecy Wall

The Indochina peace talks moved behind a secrecy barrier as Western powers push for a swift cease fire as a precursor to a political settlement. Leaders from nine delegations met in restricted sessions while plans to submit an armistice proposal and discuss intervention terms surfaced amid regional defense pact talk.

Geneva Indochina U. S Walter Bedell Smith Georges Bidault Anthony Eden Bidault

Court rules segregation in public schools deprives minority of equal education

The court lists states holding segregated laws and notes the decision to withhold printed copies until read from the bench. Chief Justice Warren asserts segregation harms equal educational opportunities and cannot be justified by equal facilities. The ruling rejects turning back to earlier precedents and frames education as vital to American life.

Warren Alabama Arkansas Delaware Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia New Mexico Wyoming Kansas

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