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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
14
A five day trial ended with Assemblyman Chapel of Palos Verdes Estates found guilty. The case moves toward sentencing and a probation report. Prosecutor Tocher noted the joke about nitroglycerine in his briefcase but argued no exception for jokers.
U S tax records allege Roosevelt Jr reported taxable income of 29026 while government says 93051. Court records show 12647 disputed from 38736 owed. Roosevelt claims 18615 from the play Sunrise at Campobello was compensation for loss of privacy not taxable. The play tied to Roosevelts life and profits were shared with his family under a 197 providing agreement.
Franklin Texas officials order the disinterment of Henry H. Marshall a 52 year old official tied to the Billie Sol Estes case after new grand jury evidence prompts an autopsy Marshall was found dead from a rifle wound on his farm initial inquest ruled death by self action A state chemist ballistics expert and pathologist were to examine the remains to determine if the death was murder or not
Four individuals share hometowns and hopes as they pursue dreams in academics and careers. Jack Frothingham aims to become a Marine and engineer, Karen Stinson aspires to own a pink Ferrari, Jerry Bott Stores seeks a life of enjoyment, and Jeffrey Slonaker dreams of happiness through music and records.
On Tuesday May 29 Miss Box ley's advanced and eighth grade sewing classes will present their annual fashion show from 1130 to 12 00 with entries by the students.
Cape Cod lawmakers press to halt exporting welfare cases. In Hyannis Port Kennedy family homes loom. Barnstable officials seek federal aid. Allan F. Jones calls for action to stop alleged racial targeting amid desegregation tensions.
New York stocks eased in early trading with the Dow Jones industrial average down 0.4 at noon to 644.59 as losses spread across sectors. Polaroid Beckman and Magnavox fell several points while Lorillard rose, and tobacco issues mixed as GM Chrysler and Ford eased. Bond markets were largely steady to higher with mixed corporate activity.
Winchester Electoral Board chair Richard K. Eddy reveals the general election clerks and judges for Friendship Snider Rouss Noble Pierce Jr. O H Lewis Wolfe Manuel Newman Sarah Zane Albert Seal Affleck Robertson Hunter Bowman Cather Virginia Ave Estes Fansler Rudolph DeSchon Farver. Polls open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
In Saokonia, East Pakistan, two wild elephants went on a rampage killing 12 and injuring 30 villagers. The attack disrupted the village as authorities investigated the incident.
The event invites parents and friends to view the Senior High and Junior High girls as they model and present the lovely clothes they have designed this year.
Baltimore market reports show USDA cattle inventory light with hogs scarce and active, prices down modestly. Chicago hogs 1-3 weights 180-230 lbs largely 15.75 to 16.50. cattle demand uneven with prime steers at 28.50 and mixed primes 24.75 to 27.00. cows 15.50-17.50 and bull prices 17.50-20.00. sheep and lambs limited with slaughter lambs around 23.00 for 89 lb lambs.
The Clyde Beatty Cole Brothers Circus opened with seven palomino liberty horses escaping their tent. They led police on a two percent mile chase through heavy traffic before trainers retrieved them. Several cars were damaged.
Ernest Vess, 47, of Roanoke, was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to first degree murder in Roanoke County Circuit Court. His estranged wife Thelma Vess was shot to death December 1, 1961, as she worked as a waitress in a Roanoke County bowling alley snack bar.
A brief local report notes one death and two people with minor injuries from a recent incident. Names, places, and exact circumstances are not provided in the readable text.
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