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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1960

Page

3

Eisenhower Visits Birthplace of His Mother at Mount Sidney

President Eisenhower inspects a sign marking Ida Elizabeth Stover Eisenhower's birthplace on the Mount Sidney farm house visit north of Staunton. He arrived by plane and later delivered an address in Staunton before attending a luncheon as guest of honor and returning to Washington.

Eisenhower Ida Elizabeth Stover Eisenhower Mount Sid Washington News- Record

Shenandoah Poland Jr Area Council Honors and Elections

Robert L. Sutton of Winchester and John Scully Jr., 87, were recognized for decades of scouting. Scout Executive W. C. Gleason reviewed the Golden Anniversary activities. New Executive Board at large members include Armstrong and Mims among many others. National Council Representatives listed. council members at large named.

Robert L. Sutton Winchester John S. Scully, Jr Sary Shenandoah, Poland, Jr Melvin A. Burgess Philomont Ranch W. B. Cooper Lemuel W. Brown Philip N. Hunter Frank Armstrong Harry M. Crim William Wachtel Mumford D. Custer, Jr James P. Morgan Nat Joyner B. A. Poland Marlin S. Eckerd Douglas Burr P. Harrison Hobson McGehee William McWilliams C. Leslie Golliday H. T. N. Graves Harry I. Wilson Ben Arthur, Jr Judge Elliott Marshall Horace Browne Clark Miller A. B. Hants Fred Bamne Aubrey McDaniel Kenneth W. Metz Philip N. Sprenkle L. Walter Fix Lewis Knicely Maurice H. Stein CS. Hartman Carlton B. Studkey John M. Harvey John Marsh

Jones Heads Clarke County Farm Bureau

Harry Jones elected president of Clarke County Farm Bureau succeeding David F. Childs. Dr. D Blanton Allen named vice president and Burch McKay secretary treasurer. District directors Olen Grove Orie Royston Bill Clagett Wesley Hensen. About 100 people attended the annual dinner meeting.

Berryville Harry Jones Clarke County Farm Bureau David F. Childs Summit Point D. Blanton Allen Burch McKay Olen Grove Longmarsh Orie Royston Chapel Bill Clagett Battletown Wesley Hensen Greenway

Two Men Charged With Foreign Agent Registration

Melekh known as Peter Stephens and Gypsy earned 11 000 a year at the United Nations. Hirsch also used the name John Gilmore and was arrested as his wife and daughter walked. They occupied an apartment for 10 years. They face charges of failing to register with the State Department as agents of a foreign government.

The United Nations Melekh Peter Stephens Gypsy Hirsch State Department

Two Hurt In Clarke Auto Crashes On Blue Ridge

Two traffic crashes on the Blue Ridge Mountain in Clarke yesterday injured one person each. Harold Lloyd Rhoades 32 of Pierceton Indiana suffered a cut shoulder and facial bruises in the 1 p.m. crash on Horseshoe Curve. Leta Moore of Vandalia Missouri received forehead contusions after the 1 30 p.m. crash on Route 50 near Paris Mountain. Rhoades drove a 1958 Mack tractor trailer. the cab damage was 800 dollars. Moore drove a 1955 Chrysler. the car damage was 100 dollars. Mary Parrish of Vandalia rode with Moore and was unhurt. Two wreckers were used at the scene.

Blue Ridge Clarke Harold Lloyd Rhoades Pierceton Ind Horseshoe Curve Rt. 7 Leta Moore Vandalia Memorial Hospital Moore Rt. 50 H. K. Malbon Paris Mountain Mary Parrish

Words Often Misused A Guide to Rebellion Revolts and Revolutions

A rebellion is an open organized armed resistance to established government. A revolt is an armed uprising on a smaller scale. A revolution involves overthrowing one government and forming another.

Strike at Schwarzenbach Huber Silk Mill Remains Calm

FRONT ROYAL The situation stayed calm today after Local 1097 struck the Schwarzenbach Huber silk mill at midnight Friday. Hugh Brown International representative of the Textile Workers Union Local was scheduled to speak on its position over local radio at 6 05 p m today.

Schwarzenbach-Huber Hugh Brown Textile Workers Union

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