Inquiring Photographer Pupils Adjust to TV in Winchester
Winchester parents and teachers report television is easing into homes and school life. They note mixed effects with some programs educational, others unsuitable. concerns linger about homework, late shows, and a trend called Television Fatigue becoming less common as TV becomes permanent in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Tait
Winchester
W. E. Jones
South Loudoun Street
Dorothy L. Haines
Virginia Avenue School
Virginia T. Hughes
Woodland Ave
Hughes
Win
Steve Katunas
Jefferson Street
O. K
Ruth Samsell
Virginia Avenue
Marshall L. Farmer
South Braddock St
Ernest Dove
Winchester Police Department
Helen Kaknis
W. L. Lichliter
South
Cameron St
Stevenson Pledges Corruption Fight in Key Florida Stop
Adlai E. Stevenson pledged a ruthless corruption purge learned as Illinois governor and vowed such action if elected president. In Miami he tied crime-fighting to his bid for votes, while Eisenhower intensified attacks on Democrats in Salt Lake City and Denver. Taft pressed for unity on core needs as he toured Indiana and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Miami
Florida
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Salt Lake City
Eisenhower
Truman
Stevenson
Texas
CIA
Robert Taft
Ohio
Elkhart
Ind
Taft
la Porte
Dean Scheson
Washington
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Princess Anne Sheriff Acquitted After Misdemeanor Charges
In Princess Anne County Virginia Sheriff C Roger Malbon was acquitted on misfeasance malfeasance incompetency and gross neglect of duty charges after a 40 minute jury verdict. A hearing is set for October 29 on a motion to set aside the verdict and the trial of Virginia Beach Police Chief Reeves E Johnson faces the same charges on that date. The 14 complainants who filed the charges against Malbon also brought the Johnson case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Princess Anne County
C. Roger Malhon
Malbon
Reeves E. Johnson
Virginia Beach
Johnson
S. Main
Home Beneficial Life Insurance Company
Alexandria
Virginia
Stanley
Winchester
Braddock St
Ten Cars Wreck At Rt 522 Bridge As Sailor Dies
The Bayliss Store Bridge on Route 522 saw ten cars in three crashes over four hours. Navy seaman Ralph Joseph Godlewski, 21, of Norfolk, died after directing traffic at the scene. Thomas Quellhorst was charged with involuntary manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor
Bayliss Store
Ralph Joseph Godlewski
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
U.S. Navy
Memorial Hospital
Joan Ladd
Wilbur Ladd
Berryville
Bayliss
Cc. D. Taylor
Taylor
Godlewski
Daniel Coole, Jr
USN
Norfolk Radar School
James Reed
Pine
Col
Henry Reed
Sewickley
Coole
Robert Rhode
Norfolk Air Station
George Richard Goldstine
Kaiser
Thomas Frederick Quellhorst
USS Latimer
Quellhorst
Edwards
Quellhurst
Friendship Ambulance
Feeder Calf Sale Totals Slump From Last Year Despite More Animals
The 13th annual Feeder Calf Sale by the Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association drew a larger animal count but failed to match 1951 cash volume. 325 calves were sold for 401 950 dollars, while 1951 figures stood at 417 964 dollars with 2 009 steers and 1 241 heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Bowman
Northern Virginna Livestock Producers Association
Ewing
Christiansburg
Culpeper
Buena Vista
Bedford
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Virginia
Truman appeals Harlem voters to back Stevenson in civil rights fight
In a Dorrance Square address Truman urges Harlem to roll up a big Stevenson vote and backs a Democratic Congress to support civil rights. He brands Eisenhower as the front man for a party hostile to full rights and notes Dixiecrat ties and Byrnes support in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Harlem
Truman
Dorrence Square
Dwight Eisenhower
Senate
GOP
South
Eisenhower
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Columbia
C. Byrnes
Clarke attacked for poor judgment in 1946 vote fraud case ends
Washington report says a House judiciary subcommittee released final judgment against Justice Tom Clarke for using what it called extremely poor judgment as attorney general. It cites inappropriate methods to limit a preliminary FBI probe and promises new evidence on a Chicago politician’s involvement in a separate Pabst Brewing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Tom Clarke
Clarke
FBI
Chelf
D-Ky
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Clark
Atty
Francis Biddle
Justice Department
Chicago
Department
Pabst Brewing Company
Revolutionary War Relics Presented to Historical Society
At a meeting in the Frederick County Courthouse the Winchesett and Frederick County Historical Society received a Revolutionary War sword and silver buckle with case, formerly worn by Major Lawrence Butler, to be displayed in George Washington's Office on 8 Braddock Street. The artifacts were donated via Farmers and Merchants National Bank from A R Arnett of Clarke County. William Wood Glass presented them. Ben Belchie accepted for the society. O'Connell spoke on local lds stone houses slides and Washington Headquarters visitor counts, and noted Hollingsworth House restoration. C F Staples announced a tour of old stone houses to be held tomorrow at 2 PM, with stops including Springdale Fort Bowman Fort Froman and Belle Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchesett and
Frederick County
C. F. Staples
City Hall
Springdale
Fort Bowman
Fort Froman
Belle Grove
Husband Ends Wife's Reign As Forelady In Brooklyn Factory
Tessie Brennan returned to the sewing machine after her husband Tom Brennan stormed the Brooklyn blouse factory and threatened owner Samuel Rosenglick with a gun. Brennan was jailed on assault and gun charges with bail set at 1500 dollars for an Oct hearing. Jessie Brennan, 43, resumes sewing duties as forelady is reassigned back to the machine and salary drops from 59 to 50 dollars a week. Rosenglick says the factory will keep peace and loyalty among workers.
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New York
Tessie Brennan
Tom
Brooklyn
Samuel Rosenglick
Rosenglick
Jessie
Polio vaccine in development could shield children
Berkeley researchers report a capsule pill costing 3 to 5 dollars may five or more years provide immunity to infantile paralysis. The weakened virus vaccine grown in fertilized hen eggs has shown protection in monkeys and may later be tested in humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Harold R. Cox
Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N. Y
University of California
New Virus Laboratory
Cox
Missing Grocer Three Children Found Dead Near Chester
Gard Young a Chester grocer disappeared Friday en route to Westwood with 7100 dollars. A deer hunter found the bodies on an old logging road in the Chester Westwood area. One girl child is critical. More than 100 searchers scoured the Plumas Lassen forest. The deceased include Young and his three daughters Sandra 12 Peggy 6 and Jean 7 and neighbor Michael Faile 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Calif
Jeff Cooley
State Highway Patrol
Chester-Westwood
Gard Young
Westwood
Plumas
Lassen
California
M. H. Schooler
Plumas County
Young
Sandra
Jean
Michael Faile
Rosemary Faile
Justice Dept. Called Out Over Action on Davies Perjury Case
The Senate internal security subcommittee voiced grave concern that the Justice Department has not pursued perjury action against John P. Davies Jr. while he remains in a senior government post. The panel urged Attorney General McGranery to state the department’s position and intentions, noting CIA linked disclosures and Davies as a key State Department official in West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Justice Department
John P. Davies Jr
CIA
Davies
State Department
McGranery
Subcommittee
Senate
U. S
West Germany
Rouss Corps Wins Four Parade Prizes In Charlottesville
The Rouss Drum and Bugle Corps, a 55 member unit, won four prizes at the Apple Harvest Festival parade in Charlottesville. They took first in the senior division as best appearing drum and bugle corps, a $50 prize. first for best drum major and best drum majorette, $25 each. and second for best group of majorettes, a cup. Dorsey Hottle noted weather issues but praised the outing as successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss
Charlottesville
Reuss
Dorsey Hottle
Boeing Receives Three Year Order for B47 Bombers
The Air Force sent a three year production contract to Boeing for B 47 Stratojet bombers. At current output Boeing builds over one per day with more than 300 delivered and the Wichita plant will continue operations to mid 1965. Open house at 836 Berryville Avenue showcases a new home Saturday 1 to 8 pm and Sunday 1 to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Air Force
Boeingangel Company
Toa
Berryville Avenue
Reds Push Weary ROK Troops Off Crest of White Horse Mountain
Chinese forces swept up the north slope of White Horse Mountain as Allied tanks and heavy fighting pressured the crest. South Koreans defended the hill despite fierce attacks, claiming seven human-wave assaults and damaging several enemy units while air forces reported jet and Sabre losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horse Mountain
Seoul —i
U. N. Babrea
White Horse
Chorwon Road
South Korea
Chest X Rays Exceed Three Thousand in Winchester Area
More than 3,100 persons were x-rayed in Winchester and Frederick County this week under city and county Tuberculosis Association units. Details list Gainesboro School 103, Clearbrook Fire Hall 271, Stephens City School 337, and O Sullivan Rubber 205 and Heinz 65, with additional sites planned through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Tuberculosis Association
Winchester Tuberculosis Association
Pansy Wright
Frederick County Tuberculosis Association
Gainesboro
Clearbrook
Stephens City School
O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
H. J. Heinz Company
Wes Wood High School
Virginia Woolen Company
Plumly Lumber Company
Presbyterian Church
Loudoun Street
Jevenson-Sparkman Club
Stevenson Club
Little Theatre
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Gary Trenary
C. F. Trenary
North Braddock St
Linda Lou Lintz
Freda Lintz
W. Piccadilly St
Princess Anne Co
By Robbie Conrad
Big Stevenson
Tom Clark
Star Office
Glass
Justice Dept
John Davies
John Chadwick
Rouss Corps
Boeing
Stan Carter
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