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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1957

Page

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Cartoon Aims to Spark Community Chest Pledges

A Winchester event launches a campaign to raise 48 611 dollars for eight services. Kick-off supper for 300 workers starts at 6 pm at the George Washington Hotel, followed by a 8 pm parade from Sarah Zane Fire Hall to Cork and Cameron Streets. The campaign supports Salvation Army, Children’s Home Society, Girl Scouts, USC, Negro Day Nursery, Child Guidance Center, Boy Scouts, and Winchester Day Nursery. Tom W Baldridge drew the layout.

Winchester Frederick George Washington Sarah Zane Fire Hall Loudoun Cork Cameron Salvation Army Children's Home Society Girl Scouts USC Negro Day Nursery Child Guidance Center Boy Scouts Winchester Day Nursery Tom W. Baldridge

U S urges two year ending of nuclear tests

United States delegate Henry Cabot Lodge told the U N Disarmament Commission that Washington would end nuclear tests for two years if the Soviet Union accepts a ban on stockpiling atomic and hydrogen weapons. He warned that refusal could threaten free nations. The Soviet side demanded an immediate end.

United Nations N. Y United States Soviet Union U. N Disarmament Commission U. S Henry Cabot Lodge Kremlin Arkady A. Sobolev Lodge Free World Russia

Auto Inspection Period to Start in Virginia

Rain or shine a new Virginia car inspection period begins tomorrow. State Police permit inspections in rain for first time and aim to reduce end rush. A Nov 15 deadline dictates stickers for all passenger cars and motorists can drive with rejection stickers at their own risk.

Richmond Virginia R. B. King

Burned to Death In Train Collision in West Pakistan

Fifty five persons die and at least 170 are injured when a passenger train rear ends a freight train near Montgomery Pakistan. The collision wrecks the engine and five cars as the Karachi to Lahore service is disrupted. Cause unknown at report time.

Karachi Pakistan Gambar Montgomery Lahore

Shelley Withdraws From Teamsters Race

California Congressman John F Shelley quit the race for Teamsters president to back a single opposition to Hoffa. Hoffa leads at the convention as Beck defends against corruption charges. Beck received a convention ovation while Shelley urged unity to repudiate current leadership and Hoffa.

Miami Beach Fla Cal Beckifornia John F. Shelley Teamsters James R. Hoffa Shelley Teamster Hoffa Midwest Senate Dave Beck Senate Committee Afl-Cio Labor Organization Beck Rep D-Calif International James Hoffa

Hoffa Foes Seek Supreme Court Reinstatement of Injunction

A group opposing James R Hoffa and Dave Beck asks the Supreme Court to restore a temporary injunction blocking Teamsters union officer elections. They claim the ban prevents dictatorship and protects 1.4 million members from rigged voting at the Miami Beach convention.

Washington Teamsters Union Dave Beck James R. Hoffa Supreme Court Teamster New York Giant Miami Beach Warren High Court Judicial Circuit District of Columbia US. Dist F. Dickinson Letis U.S. Court of Appeals Teamsters Hoffa Beck Court of Appeals Letts Thomas J. Dodd Godfrey P. Schmidt Sheldon Copland Schmidt

Plans Complete For Chest Kickoff Dinner Parade

Plans are set for the Winchester Frederick Community Chest Kickoff supper at the George Washington Hotel at 6 p.m. and parade at 8 p.m. The 46 unit parade will start at Sarah Zane Fire Hall moving south on Loudoun, then east to Cameron, north to Fairfax Lane. The drive aims to raise 48 611 for eight agencies including Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts with L W Brown delivering the principal address.

Ford to Start Series Opener Against Spahn

Casey Stengel named Whitey Ford to face Warren Spahn in the World Series opener at Yankee Stadium. Ford went 11 5 this year while Spahn posted 21 11 for the Braves. Mantle and Skowron were uncertain with injuries though Mantle looked ready for centerfield.

Ford Spahn New York Casey Stengel New York Yankees Whitey Ford Milwaukee Warren Spahn Yankee & Cium Braves Fred Haney Yankees Mantle

Steer Price Rise at Northern Virginia Yearling Sale

Steer prices per head rose from 1956 levels at the 3rd annual Northern Virginia Yearling Feeder Steer Sale at Farmers' Livestock Exchange. Average per hundredweight was 21.62, up from 19.72, with 1,353 Angus and Hereford steers sold for a total of 207,249.64 dollars. Buyers came from PA, VA, WV, MD and OH. top pen sold for 24.50 per hundredweight to C. T. Hardesty.

Northern Virginia Farmers’ Livestock Exchange I. Fred Stine Stine Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Maryland Ohio C. T. Hardesty Summit Point W. Va Roland Mullinex Woodbine John W. Langrey Conestoga J. D. Yowell Charles Town Andrew Kriebel Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association Morris Fannon Staunton Christiansburg Harrisonburg Bristol Galax Buena Vista

Squirrel season opens tomorrow in multiple counties

Frederick County Game Warden Earl Cather announced the start of the early squirrel season running tomorrow through October 15 with the regular season from November 18 to January. A bag limit of six per day and 75 per season applies, with no hunting in national forest areas until November 18. Counties opening tomorrow include Frederick, Clarke, Shenandoah, Warren, Page, Fauquier, Rockingham, Culpeper, Fairfax, Loudoun and Madison. Deer bow and arrow season runs October 15 to November 1.

Earl Cather Frederick County

Little Rock School Begins Second Week of Integration

Governor Faubus indicated a special Arkansas Legislature session on the Little Rock integration situation seems likely and work is underway on a special bill though its details were not disclosed. Speculation centers on cutting state funds to Central High to close it and later reopen under private sponsorship after federal troops leave.

Lathan Mims Little Rock Ark Arkansas Orval Faubus Central High Faubus Eisenhower Winchester Evening Star North Carolina Luther Hodges Southern Governors Group South FBI J. Edgar Hoover Central Hich Virgil Blossom Associated Press Central High School

Pioneer Hable Dies at Winchester Home

Herman Hable 74 a motion picture and real estate figure in Winchester died at his home 209 E. Picadilly St He born April 7 1883 son of Solomon H and Regine Hable Surviving sister Rosa Flagneheimer nieces Rosa Schwartz and Dorothy Bachrach and others A graveside service was held at Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery The Star notes he once operated Auditorium Theatre City Hall and owned theatres in Winchester and Washington D C

Herman H. Hable Winchester E. Picadilly St Solomon H Regine Einstein Hable Hable Auditorium City Hall Washington, D. C

Train derails in tunnel near Salem no injuries reported

Fifteen cars of a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train derailed in a tunnel three miles east of Salem West Virginia early today. No one was injured according to officials.

Salem W. Va Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Here

County Man, 23, Dies After Crash In Stephens City

A 23 year old Frederick County man Johnny J Hawse of Rt 2 died after a traffic crash on Rt 11 in Stephens City minutes after a prior fatal crash. Hawse suffered a severe head injury and died on arrival at Memorial Hospital. His father Harry R Hawse was injured. The 1956 county highway fatality toll rose to 14.

Frederick County Johnny J. Hawse Rt. 2 Stephens City Hawse Memorial Hospital Anna Piorkowski Monessen Middletown J. H. Smith, Jr Studebaker Harry R. Hawse Rt. 3 Rt. 11 Clem Smith Charles Oliver Keckley Winchester Floyd R. Benner Omps Mr. Hawse Mary Carter Hawse Gladys Cummings Hanover Harrison Keeler James Lee Beam Stover Strasburg J. 8. Peebles Mt. Carmel John Pickerel Clinton Burnett Walter Funk Maurice Keeler Edward Seurs Norman Funk Ralph Sargent Pineville Sargent

Eisenhower Ends 27 Day Vacation With Gracious Newport Message

President Eisenhower returned from an 18 hole round at Newport Country Club aboard the Barbara Anne after a 27 day vacation. He thanked Newport Rhode Island residents for their hospitality and said the trip was among the finest vacations, though he wished for more time to see regional historic sights.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Newport R.I Eisenhower Newport Country Club Barbara Anne Narragansett Bay US. Naval Base Rhode Island

Learn to Drive Easy Method Dual Control Ad

Advertisement for Learn to Drive Easy Method Dual Control with contact phone MO 2-3177 and a dated Ap-9-30-1t placement note.

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PBC U.S Soviet Max Harrelson Campbell Catholic Church Rhodes Jewelry Co A.C. Slonaker & Son Pine Motor Company Senate Rackets Committee McClellan D-Ark Martin O'Donoghue Convention Credentials Committee Winchester-Frederick Robert Berry Brown Lovet Sarah Zane Fire Hall Fairfax Lane Girl Scouts, Children's Home Society L. W. Brown Chest D. Kk. Russell Session Faubus Holland Winchester Seed Co Little Rock School Mims Daily News-Record The Star News- Record Patsy Wolfe Haven Wolfe Johanna Ray Apple Blossom Patsy James Wood Gainesboro Susan Bierer Cora Sue Wolfe Joan, Lord
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