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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1952

Page

3

House Cuts State Department Funds Almost One-Third

The House approved a bill cutting the State Department budget by about one third, boosting total cuts to over 19 billion dollars from President Truman’s 1953 plan. The Voice of America and foreign information programs faced steep reductions, with overall State Department funding dropped to 215,988,362 dollars. The measure also trimmed Justice and Commerce Department appropriations and left a 46-billion-dollar military authorization pending.

William F. Arbogast Washington State Department House Truman State Justice and Commerce Departments Voice of America Voice Senate Vatican City Justice Department Commerce Department Judiciary

House Votes Vatican Mission Must Have Senate Approval

The House approved a provision in the State Department appropriations bill by 159 to 82 to bar funding for a Vatican diplomatic mission until the Senate confirms the top diplomat. Rep. Preston said the measure blocks President Truman from appointing an ambassador or establishing a mission during recess, following the Clark appointment episode. President Truman may renew relations via a personal representative.

Washington House Vatican Senate Truman State Department Rep Preston D-Ga Mark W. Clark Papal City Clark

Parole Violations Lead to Revocations in Winchester Court

Three defendants faced parole discipline in Winchester Corporation Court. John Durr’s parole was extended for one year after a 1952 drunken driving conviction. Joseph Avery’s three year probation was revoked and he began serving a two year sentence for breaking and entering. H R Painter faced a capias as probation violations were suspected. An unwitnessed will purporting to be Edgar Erb Stone’s was admitted for probate. Margaret E Walter named executrix under $30 000 indemnity. appraisers appointed.

Winchester Corporation Court Commonwealth John Durr Joseph Avery H. R. Painter Edgar Erb Stone Mr. K. Benham John C. Blackburn Margaret E. Walter Exseutrix Harold G. Brown Howard A. Molland Robert L. Glaize Robert McNalley, Jr

Helicopter Propeller Tested In Fruit Frost Experiments

Riverside California. University of California Citrus Experiment Station tests a 35 foot helicopter propeller as a wind machine for fruit frost protection. Dr F A Brooks leads the program assessing air movement and economic viability versus standard six to ten foot propellers on towers at 100 horsepower and 22 r p m.

Riverside Calif Science, Service Hiller University of California Citrus Experiment Station F. A. Brooks California Brooks

Market Quotations Produce Livestock in Chicago

USDA market report shows salable hogs 2 200, barrows and gilts under 230 lb steady to 25 lower, over 230 lb steady to 25 higher. sows 25 lower. Cattle: slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 50 higher, prime loads up to 39.90. vealers and stock cattle steady to strong. Sheep: slaughter lambs generally 1 higher, load of choice and prime fed wooled lambs 29.00-29.50.

Chicago USDA

Grain futures start higher on Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago grains opened with gains of about 3 cents on the Board of Trade. Early prices show May wheat at 2.50 to 2.50 1-8, July 2.41 7-8, corn May 1.83 1-4 7-8, oats May 84 7-8, rye May 1.99 1-4, soybeans May 2.90-89 3-8, and lard May 11.32.

Chicago Board of Trade Jly

Owens Infant Rites Held in Martinsburg

Funeral services for Guy Glen Owens infant son of Mr and Mrs Owens of Mt Williams were held yesterday at 2 pm at the Church of God in Martinsburg West Virginia. The Rev A L Gonzo officiated with burial in Rosedale Cemetery, Martinsburg.

Guy Glenfield Owens

Slow NY Stock Market Ends Mixed With Modest Beats

Extremely slow short session left prices narrowly mixed in New York trading. Pepsi-Cola held at 97 8 after reporting 1951 profits of 46 cents per share, up from 22 cents year ago. Several stocks fell, while Goodyear and U S Gypsum rose among others.

New York Pepsi-Cola Hupp Corp

Local Egg and Live Poultry Prices in Winchester Area

U S Grade A eggs list prices from Extra Large to C. Poultry markets show Heavy Breed Hens Leghorn Hens Rocks and Cross Broilers and various breeds with per pound and per bird rates. Ducks go by per pound and guineas small. Local markets corrected daily by The Star.

Winchester F.o.b Beltsville White Wsscces Ccese

West Frederick Club Plans Bake Sale at Leggett’s

The West Frederick Home Demonstration Club will hold a bake sale at Leggett's Department Store starting at 9 30 a m next Saturday April 12. A wide variety of baked goods will be offered to the public.

West Frederick

Palm Sunday Plans At Christ Church In Holy Week

The Rev. William H. Hanckel leads Palm Sunday preparations with parish girls making crosses to be blessed at the 8 o clock service. Palm Sunday events include a Holy Week program with all church school departments meeting at 11 am and a color film presentation in the Parish Hall. Services for Holy Week run Monday through Maundy Thursday with noon prayers and a Maundy Thursday cantata The Seven Last Words From The Cross by Stanley T. Reiff. Good Friday features the Passion readings and meditations on Personalities of the Passion by the Rector during three hours of interleaved prayers and hymns.

William H. Hanckel Christ Episcopal Church Peggy McMullen Mary Bruce Rhodes Barbara Lewis Mary Lee Moden Jerri- Lee McCleary Ann McKee Joanne Robertson Church Hanckel

Fire Claims Mother and Son in South Norfolk Home

In Money Point South Norfolk Mrs Esther Maness 37 and her son Richard 3 died in a house fire. Three other children escaped from an upstairs room as firemen theorize the pair suffocated rather than burned.

South Norfolk Esther Maness Richard Money Point

Australia postpones experimental television station near Sydney

Canberra reports the Cabinet has postponed indefinitely plans to establish an experimental television station near Sydney. The move is cited as necessary to cut imports, according to Postmaster General Hubert L. Anthony.

Canberra Australia Sydney

Champion Mother in Northwestern Ontario

Champion mother Me F Tennescoe of Quetico near Atikokan has a newborn daughter, bringing her total children to nineteen with eighteen still living. The report notes the large family and regional context in Northwestern Ontario.

Atikokan Ont Ontario Me. F. Tennescoe Queti¢o

Presbyterian Holy Week Program At Winchester Church

Holy Week services will be held at Winchester Presbyterian Church Monday through Friday with Pastor Ronald S Wilson preaching at 730 pm each evening The week theme is A Contemporary View of the Cross The daily topics are Sorrow at the Cross Government at the Cross Religion in the Light of the Cross Discipleship at the Cross Democracy at the Cross The Sacrament of the Lord s Supper will be celebrated on Easter Sunday at 11 am when Communicants Class members are received into church membership.

Winchester Presbyterian Church Ronald S. Wilson

Dallas Fans Will See Major's Best Hurlers

Dallas fans will see four of the majors best pitchers in exhibition games between the Cleveland Indians and New York Giants. Mike Garcia 20-13 opposes Larry Jansen 23-11 today as the series opens. Tomorrow Sal Maglie 23-6 faces Bob Lemon 17-14.

Dallas Cleveland Indians New York Giants Mike Garcia Larry Jason Giants Sal Maglie Bob Lemon

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