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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1948

Page

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Line Kills Fish Says J S Expert

Croswell Henderson of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service told a Sharles Town audience that effluent from the American Viscose Company at Front Royal kills fish in the Shenandoah River. He demonstrated by dropping live fish into contaminated water and a zinc recovery process was discussed. Local groups offered support for conservation efforts and national legislation. Viscose officials declined to comment on the discharge.

Front Royal Shenandoah River Croswell Henderson U.S. Fish and Wild Life Service Sharles Town Spence Isaak Walton League Henderson Potomac River Eugene Lurber Leetown Lurber Shenoah Martinsburg St- Walton League W. B. Jton Washington League Hender Charles Town Enandoah

Air Force Chief Spaatz to Retire in May

Washington April 1 Gen Carl Spaatz will retire as chief of staff of the U S Air Force on May 15 and be succeeded by Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg the House announced today.

Washington Carl Spaatz U. S. Force Hoyt S. Vandenberg House

Blossom Festival Princesses Named for 1948 event

A quartet of Princesses will serve in Queen Shenandoah XXI's court at the April 29 and 30 Apple Blossom Festival. Miss Brown represents Stuart Hall. Miss Ramona Butters hails from Garden City New York and Ft. Worth Texas. Miss Dickinson represents Hampton University. Miss Hull is from the College of William and Mary.

Shenandoah Winchester Miss Brown Stuart Hall Harold G. Brown S. Washington St Handley High School Northfield School For Girls Massachusetts ELA Southern Seminary and Junior College Buena Vista Ramona Butters Garden City N. Y Ft. Worth Texas William A. Butters Saddle Club Miss Dickinson Josiah Look Dickinson Front Royal Westhampton College University of Richmond Ionian Music Club Warren County High School Miss Hull Jefferson High School Roanoke St. Catherine’s School Richmond St. Mary’s Junior College Raleigh N. C College of William and Mary D. D. Hull Pi Beta Phi Sorority

Renner Elected President of Winchester Park Association

Members of the Winchester Park Association elected Louis Renner as president and business manager with Holmes Patton as vice president and L J Luby as secretary treasurer. They discussed summer play at the Park diamond now managed by the City recreation department and bid terms for Sunday and holiday use set at a $50 minimum per date. The Legion post was the sole bidder, raising concerns over financial viability. An advisory group named C B Mallory as manager and Edgar Burch as coach of the 1948 Park nine with first practice scheduled at 3 PM Sunday at Senseny Road.

Winchester Park Assn Louis Renner Holmes Patton L. J. Luby City Recreation Department Legion Post Recreation Dept C. B. Mallory Edgar Burch Park Nine Senseny Rd

GOP Delegates Named for Two Conventions in Virginia

Winchester Republicans elected delegates to both the state convention in Roanoke on April 10 and the district convention in Luray on April 17. City leaders named Grim as chair, Grove as vice chair, Hockman as secretary and treasurer. County officials chose Bond as chairman Lineburg as vice chair and treasurer, and Stotler as secretary.

Winchester Roanoke Luray Robert Grim William Grove Peachy Hockman Howell Bond P. E. Lineburg Bryan Stotler J. B. McKay E. H. Hammam Robert Patton Russell Potts A. C. Halvosa H. B. McCormac Jr Delmer Robinson Robert Womeldorph Douglas Brown John Seal Roy Duvall Ernest Carper Roy Larrick Fred Robinson Bentley Cather Eugene Cooper W. P. Anderson Charles Anderson Oscar Harry

Allied Youth Chief Booked for Speeches Across States

W. Roy Breg, Allied Youth Inc. executive secretary, will address a Brad dock St. church union service and speak at Handley high school. He tours Front Royal Warren County high school Woodstock Harrisonburg high school as part of a non political drive to curb youth drinking.

W. Roy Breg Allied Youth Inc Washington Braddock St. Methodist Church Handley High School Breg Allied Youth Braddock St. Church Winchester Ministerial Assn Oglesby Forest Oglesby Winchester Methodist Church Allied Youth Secretary Front Royal Warren County High School RMA Woodstock Harrisonburg High School United States Methodist Superintudent Yale School of Alcohol Studies

ITU Calls Strikers to Negotiate Under Court Decree

The International Typographical Union orders striking locals to negotiate new contracts in line with a federal court decree. The injunction bars discrimination against non union printers but remains temporary pending NLRA hearing. New York printers on major dailies extend talks with union security demands and some locals accepting union shop terms.

Indianapolis The _International Typographical Union ITU Federal District Court Luther Swygert Outo National Labor Relations Board Examiner New York New York City Local 6

Cork St Church to Occupy Auditorium After Repairs

Repairs to the Cork St Christian church sanctuary after Palm Sunday plaster and wire lath collapse will finish early next week. John W. Rosenberger and Co. bid 1200 for ceiling removal and celotex replacement. total costs around 2000. Eight new light fixtures, new carpet, repainted walls, and pews refinishing are planned. services may resume in the auditorium on April 11.

Cork St. Christian Church William J. Hadden John W. Rosenberger Hadden

Workingman's Menu at Mt Carmel Church

A workingman's dinner will be served 6 to 8 p m tomorrow at Mt Carmel Baptist church Leicester and S Braddock Streets. Menu includes country ham boiled cabbage string beans white potatoes stewed tomatoes apple sauce hot corn bread butter coffee ginger bread and soft drinks. Proceeds support Mt Carmel Jr choir and Arch chapel rally of Stephens City. Mrs Maggie Brooks and Mrs E P Robinson in charge of arrangements.

Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Leicester S. Braddock Sts Mt. Carmel

Kurtz's 80th Anniversary Sale at Winchester Prices

Quality furniture advertised at Winchester's lowest prices during Kurtz's 80th Anniversary Sale. Also notes a poultry ad from B & S Poultry and a postponed Rouss Fire Co meeting due to Handley Band concert, with details on dates and contact.

Winchester Kurtz

Republicans Hope Truman Sticks in Democratic Race

Chicago dispatch reports GOP leaders privately worry Democrats may urge Truman to yield the nomination. Rep A I Miller calls opponents marauding jackals as Warren Wright favors MacArthur against Truman. Taft and Dewey prefer Truman, thinking he is easier to beat than a unifying Democrat.

Truman Chicago Rep A. I. Miller R-Neb Harry S. Truman Warren Wright Wright Gen. MacArthur Taft Dewey Truman Wright Sen Gov Howver Mr. Truman Marshall Tru

Their Derby Run Turtles Set Free In Abrams Creek

About three dozen thoroughbred turtles were released after the first annual Turtle Derby in Winchester. Grand prize went to Gee Gee, with Windy and Fluid Drive taking second and third. Proceeds go to the Teen Age Center fund, with local organizations benefiting from ticket sales.

Winchester Abram’s Creek Elwood J. Kern Hickman Kern Loudoun St Pine Motor Co Louis L. Zuckerman and Sons C. R. Anderson J. T. Boyd Joseph A Massie Jr G. T Binner, Jr Ed. L. Molden Maurice Trenary

Clay Orders Plans to Bring In Supplies

Washington reports Congress urged immediate draft and a vast air force as Russia blocks Berlin rail traffic. Rep. Boggs and Rep. Rankin pressed for Selective Service and global airpower while critics warned against war fanfare and weak defense. Berlin crisis centers on Soviet border controls and Western Allied protests.

Clay Washington Congress Berlin Boggs D-La The House Rankin D-Miss America United States Ernest Bevin London

Six Area Schools Enter District Literary Meet

At least four Frederick County high schools and two in Clarke will send representatives to the District literary meet at 10 a.m. Saturday in Woodstock. Winners advance to a regional contest at Bridgewater. Readings and spelling by Stonewall-James White Florence Maury Deaver Carr Dolores Coffelt Charlotte Fishback James Robinson Gloria Schulze Roxanne Rogers Patsy Sutherland Charles Taylor Diane O Neal Geraldine Dellinger Joanne O Neal Marie Loy Donald Marks Archie Robertson Jr Alice Langbein Philip Slagle Betty Clark Ann Lou Clemons Betty Moore Jackie Carr Mary Ellen Tavenner Louise Tate Beverly Harris co ra Beverly Harris spelling.

Frederick County Clarke Woodstock Bridgewater Stonewall Leroy White Florence Maury Deaver Carr Dolores A. Coffelt Charlotte Fishback Gainesboro James Robinson Gloria Schulze Roxanne Rogers Patsy Sutherland Charles Taylor

Spain Dropped From Marshall Plan Program

Senators and House members reached a compromise to strike Spain from the European Recovery Program list hours after the White House said President Truman opposed the provision. The House approved a 329 to 74 package bill for Europe Greece Turkey and China. The Senate aims to follow with a single bundle bill and the plan totals about 5.3 billion dollars for a one year program plus 275 million for Greece 363 for Turkey and 150 million for China with an additional 100 million possible for other uses. A cabinet level administrator would run the European program in coordination with the secretary of state.

Washington House Spain White House Truman Senate Vandenberg Charles G. Ross Europe Greece Turkey China Vandenberg (Rmich Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Apples Moving For School Lunch Program

Orders for apples bought by the Federal Government for the school lunch program are starting to move. E. W. Barr planned to move a car from Virginia Cold Storage today while T. S. Thomas of Winchester Cold Storage reported some government apples were trucked out yesterday and more left today. He noted some orders are for carload lots.

E. W. Barr Virginia Cold Storage Co Winchester Cold Storage Co T. S. Thomas

VA contact service in Winchester fails veterans

L E Hill of the Conrad Hoover post says the local VA contact office is not meeting needs as a Harrisonburg representative misses scheduled days. Eva Pope of Berryville reports five trips to Winchester without aid for her son’s insurance form, risking loss of coverage. The post and Legion officers urge a full time contact man and plan to protest to Congress and VA officials.

L. E. Hill Conrad Hoover Hill Harrisonburg Winchester Eva Pope Berryville Carl Herbert Pope Strayer College Legion Post Grady Moore Ranoke Moore Roanoke Richmond Washington

Truman seeks extra three billion for national defense

President Truman told Congress an additional 3 billion dollars for national defense will be requested. He asked authorization for 375 million to stockpile strategic materials and said the new program aims to deter Soviet aggression while keeping inflation in check.

Wasrington Truman Congress House Martin Treasury Department Russia United States Budget Bureau Resources Board Armed Forces Unification Act Forrestall Army-Navy-Air Force Chiefs of Staff Armed Forces

Dr Hoge Virginia minister and orator of early Winchester

Dr. Hoge son of James and Nancy Hoge born February 15 1752 in Middletown Frederick County. Ordained 1782 he led Winchester Presbytery as Convenor and first Moderator. He served as president of Haney and professor of divinity 1813 1820 and died that year. Contemporaries like John Randolph praised his pulpit presence and oratory. William Whiting Jr educated the article notes his Clay Hill Academy in Clarke County.

Hoge James Nancy Griffith) Hoge William Hoge Virginia Scotland Opequon Middletown Frederick County Winchester Old Stone Church Rence Street Haney Virginia Synod John Randolph Roanoke Prince Edward Co William H. Whiting, Jr Hampden-Sydney

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J.S Batgary Walton League River Clean Up Air Force En. Vandenbergpaatz Frances West Brown Susan Dickinson Susan Hill Colonial Kitchen Sarah Zane Fire CO Loryn Clowe Clowe’s Jewelry Clowe's Pine Otor Co Renner Park Association Frantifise Massanutten GOP Allied Youth Chief Printers Union Cork St Workingman’s Church B & S Poultry By Jack Bell Col. A Abrams Creek M. B. Clowe Jr Pope Moses Hoge, DD
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