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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1960

Page

7

Winchester Native Gets Health Post

Miss Elizabeth G. Sullivan of Winchester is assigned to the Kentucky State Health Department to aid its Occupational Health program. She will advise on health employee services and urge industrial plants to start or expand such programs and assist local health departments. She holds nursing and public health degrees and has broad public health experience.

Elizabeth G. Sullivan Winchester Kentucky State Department of Health Ruth Spurrier R.N Division of Public Health Nursing Norman E. Schell Division of Occupational Health Kentucky Georgetown University School of Nursing Catholic University University of Minnesota Washington, D. C Bethesda Norfolk United Nations

Dear Abby Lodge Widow Seeks Divorce Over Husband’s Lodge Absences

Dear Abby advises a wife considering divorce over her husband’s lodge activities. She notes his high offices keep him away nights and drain finances, with solicitations for raffle tickets. The columnist counsels that a content husband stays home and suggests addressing the balance in the marriage.

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Abby Dear Barry and Mrs S Advice Column Excerpt

A reader asks Abby for practical guidance about a coworker who resembles Marilyn Monroe and about a son 32 involved with his boss's wife, risking reputation. Abby replies to fire or marry the coworker and cautions the son, noting a 32-year-old is a man, not a boy, and stresses ethical and legal concerns. Readers are invited to write for Abby’s help and pamphlet.

Abby Marilyn Monroe Barry Mrs. S

Purchase orders cleared for Freder ick County ASC year end plan

Frederick ASC announces purchase orders for lime fertilizer and seed will be issued in Frederick County for the remainder of the year. Robert K. Stickley, chairman, says the decision follows prior advice that orders would not bear an expiration after May 31. Dealers approved include Herbert Bryant Inc, Baugh & Sons, Frederick Co-Op Farm Bureau, Green Chemical Co, Miller Chemical, Southern States Services in Stephens City, Strasburg and Winchester, and others. Plastic bag suffocation risk to children under one remains a priority. tear or knot bags before disposal per National Safety Council guidelines.

Frederick County Robert K. Stickley Frederick M. J. Grove Lime Co Miller Chemical Southern States Services Stephens City Strasburg Winchester F. A. Shryock Winchester Seed Co Harry Murphy and Brother The National Safety Council

Unionists Plan Visit to Russia

Ten AFL CIO leaders and a Teamsters official will visit the Soviet Union in July to learn about workers and trade unions. Jack D. Spiegel, president of the United Shoe Workers Union, said participants travel as individuals, pay their own way, and are not acting as union representatives or communists. The trip was arranged prior to the Paris summit collapse.

Chicago Afl-Cio Teamsters Union Soviet Union Jack D. Spiegel United Shoe Workers Union Paris Communist Party Spiegel V. Gorshov Union of Soviet Societies

It Really Pays To Advertise

Poplar Bluff Missouri story notes George Couch displaying bounced checks in his restaurant with a sign declaring We cash bad checks. The piece lists various labor union figures connected to the scheme including Cecil Patrick Sidney Lens Ernest Mazey Harold Gibbons Jay Miller Sam Pollock Tom Cosgrove Ruth Levitoff and Marian Calligaris with affiliations to Chicago unions Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen United Textile Workers and Railway Clerks Union among others.

Poplar Bluff George Couch Cecil L. Patrick Dining Car Workers Chicago Sidney Lens United Service Employes Union Ernest Mazey United Auto Workers American Civil Liberties Union Detroit Harold J. Gibbons Teamsters Union Washington, D.C Jay A. Miller Pennsylvania Amalgamated Clothin Workers Hazelton Sam Pollock Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Cleveland Tom Cosgrove American Federation of Teachers Ruth Levitoff United Textile Workers Marian Calligaris Railway Clerks Union

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