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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1957

Page

11

Rains Ravage New Mexico With Three Dead In Accidents

Heavy Gulf moisture and cold southeast winds triggered floods and wrecks across northern and central New Mexico. Three deaths occurred in highway crashes, a boy drowned in Pecos River, and Raymundo Sandoval family members were swept away when a bridge cable failed. Flooding reached the Rio Grande at Albuquerque and Estancia, with widespread crop damage reported.

Albuquerque N. Mi Gulf of Mexico New Mexico Pecos Santa Fe Aos Rio Grande Retanda Estancia Bandia Mountains Tierra Las Vegas Raymundo Sandoval Romolo Mandoval

West Virginia highway worker injured in tar torch explosion

Ashby Himelright, 55, of Capon Springs, WV, was hospitalized after an explosion involving a tar torch. He suffered a shoulder injury, possible rib fracture, and facial and leg lacerations. Memorial Hospital described him in good condition. details of the incident were not released.

West Virginia Highway Department Ashby Himelright Capon Springs West Virginia Memorial Hospital

4 H Children Delayed As Fire Hits Bus Homeward

About 35 4 H children bound for Maryland were delayed when a Greyhound chartered bus overheated and caught fire near Stephenson on Route b1. Clearbrook Fire Company responded at 7 45 p m, extinguished a rear upholstery flame, and escorted the group with a relief bus arriving around 10 p.m. All passengers escaped safely.

Maryland Clearbrook Fire Company Stephenson Greyhound

Windsor firefighter raffle winner passes on new 1957 car

Ed Dudley, president of the Windsor Antique Car Club, won a gleaming 1957 car in the Windsor firefighters' Benefit Fund raffle but chose to drive a 1904 model away and planned to sell the prize.

Windsor Ont Windsor Firefighters’ Benefit Fund Ed Dudley Windsor Antique Car Club

Queen Elizabeth II Leaves Washington After Four Day Stay

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip bid farewell to the United States capital after a four day visit marked by a White House farewell on the north portico. President and Mrs Eisenhower hosted formal and informal goodbyes as Elizabeth waved from Union Station amid cheers from about 1500 well wishers.

Washington Queen Elizabeth II New York City Nixon Eisenhower White House Philip Elizabeth London

Weekend Virginia highway toll rises with six dead

Six people died in Virginia weekend crashes, pushing the 1957 highway toll to 712. Victims included 16 year old Charles Hamlett Jr. of Phenix, Richmond driver Alice Shreve, 70 year old Samuel Adkins of Richlands, Leon Butler of Onley, and a man and woman in a Winchester crash. The fatalities occurred across multiple counties including Charlotte, Sussex, Accomack, and Frederick.

Virginia Charlott County Charles Hamlett Jr Phenix Cullen Richmond Alice KE. Shreve Waverly Suacex County Samuel Reece Adkins Richlands Leon Butler Onley Accomack County Melfa Winchester Lawrence B. Jones Immokalee Dorothy May Sheetz Houston Tex State Rt. 7 Frederick County Wincheser

Four Year Old Earns Nickname Fall Guy at Hospital

George A. Fiske age four endures a week of injuries with cuts on finger chin and a head concussion after crashes with a chest of drawers stairs and bathtub. Mother Mrs George Fiske recalls him as the family fall guy while he begs to go home from Sisters Hospital in Buffalo New York.

Buffalo N. Y George A. Fiske George George F. Fiske Gien Paul Sis Ters Hospital Sisters Hospital Georgie

Marines Stay With 6th Fleet During Turkish-Syrian Crisis

RCME Vice Adm. Charles R. Brown said 6,200 Marines and a flotilla of warships will remain with the U S 6th Fleet during the Turkish Syrian crisis. The force includes artillery and rockets capable of atomic shells, with ships and carriers in the eastern Mediterranean visiting Greek and Turkish ports as they await homeward redeployment. Brown noted the strength is more than four times larger while the Marines stay with the fleet, and planned returns to the United States were postponed for ongoing exercises and familiarization visits.

RCME Adm Charles R. Brown U. S Brown Turkey Mediterranean 6Th Fleets 4Th Provisional Marine Air-Ground United States Lake Champlain 6Th Fleet Syria Valencia Spain Flaagship Salem Piraeus Greece Washington

Maryland Man Guilty In Speeding Case

Richard Carl Curtis 44 of 408 Delaware Road Frederick Maryland was found guilty on a speeding charge in Corporation Court on appeal from Municipal Court James L Hoekman led the jury with members Clifford Brooks Louise Buncutter Miles Cartwright and Lyle Grim serving They are to report tomorrow in court

Maryland Richard Carl Curtis Delaware Road Frederick Corporation Court James L. Hoekman Clifford C. Brooks Louise D. Buncutter Miles W. Cartwright Lyle B. Grim

Jury Duty List For Corporation Court Calling Names

The Corporation Court issues jury duty summons listing names including G T Binner C E Embry Richard T Lucas Lucille Long Pinninnah L Car Robert L Chaplin Wiliam T Wimsey George T Weidig John Whetweil George R Bowers Wilfred E Mowery Mary Kater and Kenneth E Henry for service.

Corporation Court G. T. Binner C. E. Embry Richard T. Lucas Lucille Long Pinninnah L. Car Robert L. Chaplin Wiliam T. 8Wimsey George T. Weidig John 8. Whetweil George R. Bowers Wilfred E. Mowery Mary Kater Kenneth E. Henry

Dorsey Wins Coat Prize at W. T. Gran Company

G. F. Dorsey of 132 North Washington Street won the $35 woman’s coat prize in a Saturday drawing at the W. T. Gran Company store.

G. F. Dorsey N. Washington St W.T. Gran. Company

Snapp Wins Portable TV at Capitol Theatre Kiddie Show

William Gary Snapp of 4 E. Cork Street won the portable television set grand prize at the Capitol Theatre special kiddie show Saturday sponsored by B. F. Goodrich.

William Gary Snapp E. Cork St Capitol Theatre B. F. Goodrich

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