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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1958

Page

7

World briefs from Frankfurt to Hong Kong and beyond

Eighteen US Air Force Globemaster transports arrived in Germany and France for potential use in the Middle East amid uncertainty over Lebanon evacuations. In Japan a Red Chinese troupe canceled a final show, citing hostile actions after a trade dispute. Oppenheimer left Paris for Israel and Greece. East Pakistan reports 19 161 deaths from twin epidemics over 42 months. Nikolai Shvernik named hero of socialist labor in Moscow. Pravda targets Yugoslav deviationism. In Hong Kong four tugs refloated a stranded vessel with 71 Americans aboard off the Paracel Islands, en route to Saigon, for drydock inspection.

Frankfurt Germany France Middle East West Germany U.S Lebanon Air Force Hong Kong Paracel Islands Saigon

Defense Revamp 'Monstrosity,' Says Rep. Hardy

Rep Porter Hardy Jr of Virginia’s 2nd district spoke at the opening session of the Virginia State AFL-CIO convention in Virginia Beach. He condemned Eisenhower’s proposed Defense Department reorganization as a monstrosity and urged action under existing authority, calling much of the debate a smoke screen.

Rep. Hardy Virginia Beach. Va Eisenhower Defense Dept Porter Hardy Jr D . Va Virginia Hardy Afm-Cio Virginia Beach Convention Center Defense Department

Teenagers Should Not Choose Their Own Courses Says Educator

Very Rev Paul Reinert, president of St Louis University, argues teens cannot know what they want in courses during the National PTA convention. He warns gifted students may be neglected if allowed independent choice, urging guided education and systemic improvements.

Omaha Paul C. Reinert St. Louis University Pather Reinert National Congress of Parents and Teachers Father Reiner Rollin Brown Los Angeles PTA

Back Creek Plans 44th Sunday School Convention

The Back Creek District holds its 44th annual Sunday School convention this Sunday at St. John Lutheran Church Mt. Williams with a 12:30 p.m. basket lunch. Rev. Daniel Agnew tackles Teaching Faith in God in an address. The 1:45 p.m. program features a song service led by J. L. Hershman, with Mr. Milbourne Wiley presiding.

Back Creek St. John Lutheran Church Mt. Williams God Daniel Agnew West Frederick J. L. Hershman Milbourne Wiley

Chamber cancels tourist information school in Ogden

Ogden Utah The Chamber of Commerce plans to abandon its annual tourist information school after zero registrations for the two day course. The cancellation mirrors last year when no students enrolled.

Ogden Utah Chamber of Commerce Bernie Diamon

Court Reverses Conviction of Sacher in Contempt Case

The Supreme Court reversed New York defense attorney Harry Sacher's 1956 contempt conviction for refusing to answer questions to the Senate Internal Security subcommittee. The unsigned opinion said the questions on party membership were not clearly pertinent to the hearing. The indictment was ordered dismissed. Justices Clark and Whittaker dissented. Sacher had served six months and $1000 bond, now free on appeal.

Washington Supreme Court Harry Sacher New York Sacher High Tribunal Court of Appeals Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Communist Party Clark Whittaker

Rose bushes survive sudden freeze in Mangum garden

In Mangum Oklahoma Gordon Thomason planted many rose bushes when a sharp cold snap hit. He used an electric blanket to warm the plants and covered them with canvas. The roses withstood the cold wave without harm.

Mangum Okla Gordon Thomason

Rabbi To Lead Book Review At Beth-E Temple

Rabbi Jerome Garland will conduct a review of Remember Me to God by Kaufmann at Beth-E Temple Friday. Lunch at 12 30 p m. Reservations by Wednesday via MO 2 360.

Jerome Garland God Kaufmann Beth-E

Moose Governor to Visit District IV for First Time

Ralph S. Villani Supreme Governor of the Loyal Order of Moose will visit District IV of the Virginia Moose Association tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Finn Royal Lodge with Winchester Lodge 1283 and others present. The event includes a testimonial class and social program with Women of the Moose and other members.

Ralph S. Villani The Loyal Order of Moose Virginia Moose Association District IV Finn Royal Lodge Winchester Strasburg Luray Harrisonburg Front Royal Villani Newark N.J Barry Woolf Norfolk Lodge Moose Foundation Board M. Villani

Wisconsin Public Service Commission Stork Report

MADISON The Wisconsin Public Service Commission reports an unofficial delivery for Commissioner Pad rutt wife Mrs Arthur L Pad rutt at 4 39 a m. The carrier is described as a long legged winged feathered buzzard type and the passenger as a loud voiced female about 202 inches tall weighing 7 pounds 34 ounces. The mother is fine but the father is in shock.

Madison Wisconsin Public Service Commission Arthur L. Padrutt Padrutts Padrutt

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Daily Crossword Across Clues Mixed Abbreviations

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