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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1960

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Former Turkish Interior Minister Gedik Dies Jump from War College Window

The 49 year old ex interior minister Gedik killed himself at the Turkish war college after a nervous breakdown. He reportedly left a note for his wife saying he was leaving on a long journey and would not return.

Sea Ter Lista Tamik the War College Gedik Turkey Menderes Cemal Gursel United States War College Celal Bayar Fatin Rustu Zorlu Marmara Sea Yassi Ada

Judy Kenney wins General Mills Star Contest prize

Judy Kenney, 9, of Berryville, is announced as a third winner in the General Mills Star Contest and receives a hi fi stereo record player. Also reported are two new baby arrivals and a humorous note about memorial notices. Weather outlook promises clearing, cooler tonight and sun by Thursday.

Judy Kenney Elmer Kenney Berryville General Mills

Greenspring Man Admits Murder of Dewey Borror

Gene Bryson, 21, of Greenspring area, is jailed in Frederick County after admitting to the murder of Dewey Borror, 60, of Siler. The shooting occurred about 9:30 a.m. Saturday in woods near the Borror home. Bryson allegedly shot Borror with a 12 gauge shotgun at close range following an argument over two calves. No bond or hearing time set due to Memorial Day holiday.

Gene Bryson Greenspring Frederick County Dewey Borror Siler Robert L. DeHaven Borror Douglass 0. Hill DeHaven Bryson MR. Dehaven Boyd McDonald Hill McDonald Donald Patton

Traffic Deaths Mount Rapidly as Holiday Wanes

Traffic deaths rose quickly as Memorial Day weekend ends and motorists head home. Officials warned the toll could set a new high, with NSC urging stricter driver behavior to prevent a record.

Associated Press National Safety Council NSC

Two Local Men Jailed in String of Break Ins

Marshall Bates age 20 of 1423 S Loudoun St and James Wingfield Herrell age 23 of 512 S Kent St were charged by city police with multiple break ins. Bates faces bonds of 2000 while Herrell has no bond due to parole violations. Police report a citywide break in spree with several business targets and parking meters damaged.

Marshall Bates S. Loudoun St James Wingfield Herrell S. Kent St Bates Boyd Francis Funk Warren Rudolph David Fahnestock Warren Fogle Maurice Lake Ronald Bowers Basil Cooper Enenae Baker Starlite Tavern Rt. 50 West Patton Cameron Slim Rt. 11 North Crystal Restaurant London St

Rocket Attack Ordered On Air Space Violators

Moscow defense chief Rodion Malinovsky declares rocket forces will strike takeoff bases of any foreign aircraft violating Soviet airspace. He calls it a lawful warning to NATO allies and the United States over U2 flights and allied bases in Turkey Pakistan and Norway. Khrushchev and leaders hear the warning as NATO SEATO CENTO partners deny complicity.

Moscow Rodion Malinovsky Mlinovsky United States Malinovsky Soviet Union North American NATO SEATO CENTO America Turkey Pakistan U.S.S.R Norway Es the Sun Khruschev

Heritage Periled by Reds Marsh Says

John O. Marsh, Strasburg attorney and National Guard officer, warned at National Cemetery Memorial Day services that heritage sacrificed in wars could be lost to Communism. He called it a four-dimension war and cited Valley Forge, Bunker Hill, San Juan Hill, Meuse-Argonne, Corregidor, and Normandy as part of American heritage. The event was sponsored by local veterans groups with remarks urging a return to basic values.

Americ John O. Marsh Strasburg National Guard National Cemetery International Murder, Inc Marsh Veterans’ Organizations Valley Forge Bunker Hill San Juan Hill Meuse-Argonne China Taiwan Strait Southeast Asia Latin America America Gerald Goodman Conrad Hoover American Legion Goodman Mr. Marsh Strasburg Jcc JCC Virginia Lena Allen

Area Schools Expect 508 Diplomas This Year

Graduation figures show 508 area seniors, up from 407 five years ago and 344 a decade earlier. James Wood leads with 176 seniors, 96 girls and 80 boys, with ceremonies June 8 at 7 p.m. Clarke County High School and John S. Mosby Academy also plan June events as the district tracks growing class sizes.

James Wood James Gordon Clarke County High School John S. Mosby Academy Front Royal Mosby Park’ Tre Warren County High School Five Criser R School

EUB Opens $75,000 Drive For New Building

The First Evangelical United Brethren Church of Winchester launches a $75,000 fundraising campaign to complement a $63,758 fund for an education unit on N Braddock St. Rev. Paul J Slonaker says growth demands the addition to begin in July. The project includes a three story facility with classrooms assembly areas a kitchen chapel and space for Boy and Girl Scout activities. an EUB college transfer from Dayton Va is noted.

First Evangelical United Brethren Church of Winchester N. Braddock St Paul J. Slonaker Church Council of Administration Carl W. Hiser George W. Stover Jack E. Johnson EUB College Winchester Dayton

Winchester Frederick Community Chest events set for tomorrow

An Appreciation Assembly and the annual meeting of the Winchester Frederick Community Chest will be held at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow at 8 p.m. Public access is offered to Winchester and Frederick County residents. 1959 campaign leaders will be recognized and officers to be elected include a president, city and county vice presidents, a secretary, treasurer, and seven public directors.

Winchester-Frederick Community Chest Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Salvation Army Northwestern Guidance Center Day Nurseries Children’s Home Society of Virginia USC Community Chest Ser

Dozens of Race Fans Injured as Tower Collapses at Speedway

A 30-foot aluminum scaffold toppled at the start of the 44th Indianapolis 500, sending dozens of fans crashing onto others below. Two men died from neck injuries, at least 50 were hurt, with 35 spilled onto grass outside the infield. Names identified: Fred H. Linder and William Craig. Prices paid for tower seats were five and ten dollars.

Indianapomas The Motor Speedway the Speedway Fred H. Linder Indianapolis William Craig Zionsville Ind Speedway Russell Skemp Kokomo

Rathmann Sets Fabulous Pace In Split Indy 500

Jim Rathmann led the first half of the 44th Indianapolis 500 with a 138.743 mph average at the 250 mile point. The race was marred by a homemade grandstand collapse that killed two spectators and injured driver Eddie Russo.

Indianapolis Jim Rathmann Rathmann Eddie Sachs Rodger Ward Troy Ruttman Chuck Stevenson Eddie Russo Ward Johnny Thomson Tony Bettenhausen Paul Goldsmith Ruttman Jim Hurtubise

Shumaker Resigns From Local Police Department

Pvt. Jack Shumaker of the Winchester police force has resigned to take a government post at Mount Weather. Police Chief J. Thomas Boyd announced the resignation becomes effective Wednesday. Note: unrelated listing for Sidewalk Cafe luncheon at Christ Church on June 1.

Bates Mills Service Station Valley Pike Winchester S. Loudoun Haines J. Thomas Boyd Herrell Patton Winchester Billiard Parlor Pvt Jack Shumaker Mount Weather Pvt. Shumaker Lonchegh Wed Christ Church

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