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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1956

Page

4

Atoms Help Seeds in Tennessee Seed Research

At Oak Ridge Tennessee University of Tennessee experts use gamma rays from cobalt to induce mutation in seeds aiming for disease resistance. Most radiation harms seeds, and results are expected only after several years of work.

Oak Ridge Tenn Atomic Energy University of Tennessee

Movie Industry Pays Tribute To Jean Hersholt

Hollywood honored actor Jean Hersholt at a civic testimonial marking 50 years in film. Despite illness he attended, leaving before all tributes concluded as Mary Pickford lauded him. Dinner proceeds supported Mt Sinal Hospital with guests at $100 a plate.

Hollywood Jean Hersholt Hersholt Mary Pickford Jean Denmark Mt. Sinal Hospital

Civil Service Agriculture and Aeronautical Research Jobs Open

The United States Civil Service Commission invites applications for Agricultural Engineering Research roles paying 5335 to 10320 dollars annually in Washington DC and nationwide, and Aeronautical Research Scientist roles paying 4480 to 14800 dollars at NACA centers in Langley Field Virginia Moffett Field Edwards Air Force Base and Cleveland Ohio. Requirements include appropriate education and for 5335+ positions professional experience. graduate study can substitute. No written test. Obtain information and forms from Joe Haines at the Post Office.

United States Civil Service Commission Department of Agriculture Washington D. C United States National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics Langley Field Virginia Moffett Field and Edwards California Cleveland Ohio Joe Haines

Realty Transfers in Winchester Area Prompt Broad List of Property Moves

A long list details numerous transfers of real estate around Winchester including Valley Distributors to Mc Crory Stores Corp. and reverse, various lot and improvement sales along Loudoun Street Indian Alley James Street Battle Avenue Bellview Avenue and other roads, with parcels ranging from one half mile to several miles from Winchester and including several districts such as Opequon Stonewall Gainesboro Shawnee and Jordan Springs Road. Entities include Mc Crory Stores Corp. Valley Distributors Inc. J Edward Thoma Special Commissioner Charles H. Schutte Jr. Glaize Developments Inc. and multiple spouses and buyers.

City OF Winchester Valley Distributors, Inc McCrory Stores Corp Loudoun Indian Alley Valley Distributors, Inc N. Loudoun J. Edward Thoma Charles H. Schutte, Jr James St Loudoun St

Land Transfers in Stonewall and Shawnee Districts Near Winchester

George S Brady transfers 16 acres and improvements in Stonewall District about 3 miles north of White Hall. Percy D Miller and wife to Abram J Novick land in Stonewall District about 2 miles northeast of Winchester. Oil Heat Inc transfers to Abram J Novick part of Stonewall District about 1 1/2 miles northeast of Winchester. Sandy B Larrick and wife to Charles E Boyd two lots in Shawnee District about 3 1/2 miles east of Winchester on Russum Lane. Walter R Roberts and wife to Leroy A Snapp lot of land about 2 miles south of Winchester on the Plat of South Winchester.

Luther Fletcher Alla G. Stevens Isaac Creek Cross Junction Holmes P. Strosnider James M. Shockey Opequon Virginia Lafara Dick Ward Ziler Reynolds Store Winchester John P. Good John F. Anderson Peter C. Petrie, Jr R. Derrill Petrie Valley Pike W. Ford Luttrell Earl W. Place Luttrell Orchard Grace T. Dye Albert W. Lee Oil Heat, Inc Percy D. Miler Stonewall Philip H. Haun Julia V. Adams J. P. Darlington Inez R. Luttrell J. R. Whitacre Albin Thomas G. Borden Carl B. Baker Fifth St T. S. Sparks Charles B. Thweatt, Jr Stephens City Maynard A Emual E. Newlin Gainesboro Bernard M. Eppard George S. Brady White Hall Percy D. Miller Abram J. Novick Stonewall District Winchester Oil Heat, Inc Sandy B. Larrick Charles E. Boyd Shawnee Russum Lane Walter R. Roberts Leroy A. Snapp

Fulbright Program Praised by Pontiff

Pope Pius XII commended the Fulbright program saying it balances spirit and material. He welcomed 86 American professors researchers students and families in a special audience at the Vatican. The program uses surplus war material funds to send U S scholars abroad under Senator J William Fulbright.

Vatican City Pius XII America Sen. J. William Fulbright United States

Fire lights up Hawesville as Butler home burns at dusk

Out of Season Hawesville report notes Charlie Butler’s house caught fire just after dark. The town’s residents gathered as Christmas lights strung along the streets for December suddenly illuminated the scene during the incident.

Hawesville Charlie Butler

Vice Presidency Claimed in South Korea Election Clash

The chief opposition to President Syngman Rhee claimed the vice presidency as counts continued amid suspicions of ballot irregularities. Democrat Chang Myun led with 86 380 votes as 180 000 ballots remained uncounted in Taegu. The government halted counting in Tengu with no resumption date.

Seoul South Korea Syngman Rhee Rhee Liberal Party Democrats Chang Myun Democratic Party Taegu Tengu

Russian Farmers Having Troubles

Washington reports show a late cold spring delaying sowing in the Soviet Union. By May 1 the USDA says Russians had seeded 82.5 million acres, 3.4 million fewer than last year, with extensive winter crop damage in southern wheat areas requiring resowing.

Washington Soviet Union U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Russia

Oldest Playable Pipe Organ Believed In Notre Dame de Valere

The earliest playable organ is thought to be at Notre Dame de Valere in Sion Switzerland built in the late 1300s. It was renovated in 1954 using original pipes and is described as primitive quaint and altogether pleasing.

Notre Dame de Valere Sion Switzerland

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Carr Publishing CO Wolfe St Pine Motor CO Dodge Plymouth Lena N. Loudoun St. Winchester Zenith REO Cinebeam Valley Ave William A. Lowenbach Richard L. Boxwell, Jr Battle Ave Glaize Developments, Inc Calvin G. Germroth Bellview Ave Frederick County Shenandoah Pontiff Investors Loan Corp Loudoun Ph DAFE U.S. Rt Sermvg Stock Clearing Goodyear Buncutter Tire CO Buick Jackie Gleason
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