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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1951

Page

9

Birthday of Rev Harry Chrysostom Graham

National director of the Holy Name Society born September 4 1901 in New Haven Connecticut. He claims a membership exceeding 3 500 000 across the United States Canada and the Philippines. Graham served as a Dominican preacher and taught seven years including four as lecturer of education at De Paul University in Chicago.

Harry Chrysostom Graham New Haven Conn Holy Name Society U. S Canada Philippines Graham de Pauly Chicago

Patty Andrews Engaged To Walter Weschler In California Wedding

Patty Andrews of the Andrews sisters announced her engagement to pianist Walter Weschler at a party yesterday. The couple plans a January wedding in California after her divorce from Agent Marty Melcher last March.

Paris Patty Andrews Singing Andrews Sisters Walter Weschler California Patty Marty Melcher

Harrison To Tour District During House Recess

Rep Burr E Harrison plans an informal district tour during a House recess. Starting Friday September 7, he will visit Frederick Clarke Warren Page and Rappahannock counties with meetings at post offices and the Berryville courthouse. The Frederick Clarke schedule lists towns and times from Hayfield to Berryville, followed by Saturday stops from Boyce to Stephens City with further visits to Mt. Williams Mt. Falls Star Tannery and Waterlick later.

Burr E. Harrison House of Representatives Frederick Clarke Warren Page Rappahannock Berryville Court House Brucetown Wadesville Swimsey Gaylord Boyce A. m Millwood White Post

Trespasser Stays Put in Berry Field Bear Incident

Mrs. Fred White of Cochecton Center Sullivan County posted land for trespassers when a bear rose on its hind legs to eat berries. She retreated leaving her berries as the animal ignored her warnings and remained near the bushes.

Liberty Fred White Cochecton Center Sullivan County

No Births In Six Weeks In Corncob Heights

Our country correspondent reports six weeks with no births in Corncob Heights raising concerns at the Chamber of Commerce. Local humor and small-town notes mix with military updates from Pvt. Alvin Ratchet and Corp. Otis Ratchet as residents mention weather, crops, and community life.

Alvin Ratchet Army Arkansas Corp Otis Ratchet Korea Otis Corncob Heights Chamber of Commerce

Child Rescued After Four Hours In Narrow Well Shaft

Newberg Oregon report details two year old Marie Anne Payne saved after four hours trapped feet first in an eight inch diameter well shaft. rescuers drilled a parallel hole and used a steel rod to reach her, she was conscious though chilled and shocked. her father Elijah Payne stayed at the mouth and she was expected to recover without lasting injuries.

Newberg Ore Marie Anne C. A. Bump Elvin Payne Sheridan Marie Newbery Ralph Staley Payne Kathy Fiscus San Marino Calif Bump

James H. Locke Rites Today

Funeral services for James Howard Locke 63 were held at 11 a.m. at the Baptist Church in Boyce with burial at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Locke founder of J H Locke & Co Millwood and husband of Mary Hart, is survived by son John and granddaughter Anne Marie, plus siblings.

James Howard Locke Baptist Church Boyce Dargan Lucas Green Hill Cemetery Berryville J. G. Burch B. B. McKay C. H. Iden Winston Pyne Philip Cunningham William Burtner Mr. Locke Clarke County John William Locke J. H. Locke & Co Millwood

Expelled Cadets Apply to Notre Dame for Admission

Final tally shows 49 United States Military Academy cadets expelled for cribbing have applied to enter the University of Notre Dame with expenses paid. Only 30 sent formal papers by the deadline. those applications are under review. The 19 others are not known to have mailed formal documents. The group originated from about 90 cadets expelled at West Point.

South Bend Ind United States Military Academy University of Notre Dame West Point

Fisher Sees Large Atomic Bomb and Missile Spending

Rep. Fisher of Texas told a Labor Day gathering in Brownwood that the U.S. will invest over a billion dollars next year in atomic and hydrogen bombs and another billion on guided missiles. He is a member of the House Armed Services Committee and cited stockpiles of 750 to 1,000 bombs.

Brownwood Tex Fisher

Officers Break News of Korean War Casualties

In Hawaii, 30 officers deliver in person casualty notices to families, a duty begun by Lt Gen Aurand after the Korean War started. Since then 1,372 messages have been delivered in the Pacific, including 182 death notices, with families helped on matters like allotments, insurance, back pay, and pensions.

Roy Elsoyan Honolulu Hawaii Tamaqua Henry S. Aurand U. S. Army Pacific Legaullon Legoullon Aurand Bixth Wisconsin Michigan Illinois United States

Jail Escapees Still at Large in Staunton Breakout

Five prisoners remained at large after escaping Staunton city jail Sunday night. One, Arthur Ingram 36, surrendered by phone 12 hours later. James Wilson 22 faces an attempted murder charge. The escape involved slugging a guard during the breakout.

Staunton Arthur Ingram James Wilson

Four Executed For Assassination Plot in Amman

A Damascus report says four men convicted of plotting to assassinate Jordan's King Abdullah were executed early today at Amman's central prison. The names given include Dr. Mousa Abdullah El Husseini, a cousin of Jerusalem's exiled mufti Abde, Kader Farhat, Abed Mahmoud Okkeh, and his brother Zakaria Okkeh. Abdullah was reportedly killed at a mosque in old Jerusalem on July 20, by a Moslem tailor slain by the king's guards.

Damascus Syria Amman Jordan Abdullah Central Mousa Abdullah el Husseini Mufti Jerusalem Abde Kader Farahat Abed Mahmoud Okkeh Zakaria Old Jerusalem

Nothing Fishy At Capon Lake Glasses Mystery

Woolworth manager Jesse O Ansel and wife Lillian spent a month at Capon Lake this summer. While sunning on a raft the wife dropped her spectacles July 10. Later the Laurens P Joneses fishing at the same resort found them, and Mr Jones hooked them on the nose, revealing a humorous misadventure.

Jesse O. Ansel Woolworth Lillian Capon Lake

Senate Sets Speed Record With Eight Second Session

Washington reports the Senate ran an eight second session starting and ending early before the scheduled meeting time. This rapid session established a new speed record for the body and drew attention from observers.

Washington The Senate

Defeated Candidates To Run as Independents In November Election

Six of the defeated People's Ticket candidates from Princess Anne County's August Democratic primary announced they would file as independents in the November general election.

Princess Anne Princess Anne ‘County Prospect Sever People’s Ticket

France Votes Aid for Catholic Schools Despite Opposition

France's National Assembly approved indirect aid to Roman Catholic schools today amid resistance from Communist and Socialist groups. The decision marks a shift in educational funding policy amid ongoing debates over church-state separation and public funding.

AID Catholic Paris France National Assembly

Mayor to Discuss Crime Group With Richmond Council

Mayor T. Nelson Parker plans to discuss a local crime commission with the Richmond Council. He said any measure that keeps the people conscious of the situation will be helpful and noted his experience supports exploring the idea.

Richmond Council Richmond T. Nelson Parker Parker

Governor Darden's 1943 44 anti slot push reshaped enforcement

As leader of the anti slot machine campaign under Governor Darden in 1943 44 the effort convinced him that gambling can and will overwhelm local enforcement unless tightly watched.

Darden

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