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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1957
Page
10
The text extols telephones for daily use, noting they save time and trouble and cost less as usage increases. It emphasizes increasing value the more one relies on the telephone.
The Winchester Milling Corpora tion plant and machines were sold at public auction Saturday for 70 dollars. Bond holders represented by a committee including Harold G. Brown John Glaize and J Randolph Larrick purchased the mill. Brown said no future plans have been made. The Winchester Milling built after the Civil War stood beside Baker Wholesale Retail business founded around 1837. The 1916 Baker family sale preceded this auction at the Frederick County Courthouse. Auction conducted by trustee J Edward Thoma and overseen by E T Snider.
Winchester Little Theatre calls a general meeting for all members Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Bark Mill. The by laws committee will present the new charter and by laws for consideration and the play reading committee will announce the fall production. Try outs for the fall production are set for September 19 and 20 at 7 30 p m at the Bark Mill Brad dock and Wolfe Streets.
The president signed a bill that does not alter wartime veterans or survivor death pay for non service connected disabilities, but raises living veterans’ compensation by about 10 percent. Rates for 100 percent disability rise to roughly 24 percent, with examples: $17 to $19, $91 to $100, and $181 to $225. Peace time disability rates remain at 80 percent of wartime levels. Automatic adjustment occurs for those on the compensation list. no action needed unless October check differs. Edward M. Mathews provides guidance at the Winchester Red Cross office each Wednesday.
In Chicago a 615 million dollar antitrust case filed by Zenith Radio against Radio Corp. of America was settled for 10 million dollars in U.S. District Court. Zenith said the payout is the largest in history and alleged RCA blocked Zenith from world markets by monopolizing foreign trade in electronic equipment.
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