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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1950

Page

2

Housewife Guards Against Union Vandalism Threats

A Peoria family resists labor pressure during a union dispute over wrecking a 100 year old ice house. Mrs Swearingen says threats were made to hire union labor and a warrant was filed against Losh of the Hod Carriers and Comman ders Union. Frank Perrilles disavows the actions and says the union will take no action. The family aims to salvage materials to build a new home.

Frank Perrilles Swearingens Os Perrilles

Q and A from Franklin quiz prompts naval history clues

Fragmentary quiz sheet titled How's Your 1 Q Answers lists varied items including a Secretary of the Navy reference and names like John Wilkes Booth and Commodore Perry. It blends questions and scattered responses with stray punctuation and unclear context.

Menjaente Franklin Secretary of the Navy Soviet Russia France Federalohn Wilkes Booth Prince Bernhard Tarrias

Senator George Says Contempt Action Against Officials a Waste

Washington DC Senator George D Ga argues against Congress pursuing contempt against federal officials who ignored subpoenas on loyalty files. The case ties to McCarthy era charges that the State Department harbored Communists. Kohberg reveals he supplied McCarthy with Lattimore data after initial contact in March.

Washington George D-Ga Congress Senate Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee McCarthy R-Wis State Department Truman State Acheson McGrath Civil Service Commission FBI Alfred Kohberg Owen Lattimore Kohlberg Lattimore

Orchard frost warns of possible apple crop loss

Berryville and Winchester report temperatures from 10 to 20 degrees with buds damaged in places. Growers assess statewide frost impact on apples and peaches, noting some buds burned while others remain green and alive, with uncertain full damage until further appraisal.

Berryville Charles Town Winchester Bunker Hill Kearneysville Frederick County Earl S. Bailey Delmer Robinson Stonewall Henry Jenkins National Fruit Product Co National Fruit Timber Ridge H. W. Butler Mt. Williams Butler Harry Sartelle Ridgeway Stephens City C. E. Staples Clarke County W. D. Burtner Ralph Dorsey York A. B. Groves

False Hopes Raised For Missing Plane

In Copenhagen Denmark a piece of wood found by fishermen sparked brief hopes of locating the U S Navy privateer patrol plane missing with its 10 crew since Saturday. The winged search continues with 16 U S planes over the Baltic while fog hindered operations and a smoke flare box fragment was identified by Capt Joseph Kuhn as part of the device.

Copenhagen Denmark U. S Baltic Karlskrona Joseph Kuhn North Baltic Sea

Nationalists Sink 20 Communist Craft

Chinese Nationalist warplanes sank about 20 red craft jammed with troops near Hainan Island in the South China Sea, air headquarters said. Reds claimed new landings on Hainan and absolute superiority, a claim not independently confirmed.

Taipei Formosa

Battle Defends The School Program

Governor Battle defended the emergency school appropriation of 45 million dollars while cautioning it should not become a permanent policy. He urged time will prove the Legislature wise in adopting it and said the grants should end once the current building shortage is resolved. He noted the 1950 session set about 78 million for two years for operating expenses and teachers salaries, up about 31 million from the present biennium.

Richmond Battle Virginia State Chamber of Commerce General Assembly

Cold snaps may not harm late apple varieties

The report notes buds and late apple varieties withstood the cold. County Agent I. Fred Stine says late varieties are not yet fully developed and unlikely to suffer serious damage from the chill.

I. Fred Stine

Red protest against defense pact fails at French docks

Police and troops guarded the docks as about 50 demonstrators tried to disrupt unloading of American arms from the American Importer. Workers resisted Communist calls and unloaded the 9,000 ton cargo without incident, with 600 security troops enforcing the scene.

France Europe Naples Italy

DuPont Develops New Fungicides for Fruit and Vegetable Diseases

DuPont researchers presented to the American Chemical Society details on new fungicides aimed at fruit and vegetable diseases. Thiram Ferbam Ziram and chromium-enhanced copper formulations show promise, potentially cutting crop losses by substantial margins.

DuPont New York Times E. I. du Pont Tisdale F. R. Whaley Linde Division Union Carbide & Carbon Corp J. B. Harry Boyce Thompson Institute

Coal Production in Week Ended April 8

The National Coal Association reported bituminous production for the week ended April 8 at 11,425,000 tons. The estimate reflects ongoing output levels across major coal basins in the United States.

Washington National Coal Association

Six Year Old Allen Ritchie Killed by Auto

A six year old boy Allen Lee Ritchie was killed instantly yesterday when struck by an automobile near here.

Auto Remington Allen Lee Ritchie Here

U.S. to Aid Indochina with military and economic aid

U S plans to ship urgent supplies for French led forces fighting Ho Chi Minh guerrillas. Preliminary items may start within a month. Ambassador Jessup urged aid to help Indochina gain independence with targeted equipment and modest military materials.

Ho Chi Minh State Department Indochina France Pelite Renee French Beirlkore U. S Philip C. Jessup Far East United States Jessup Truman China Thailand Indonesia

GOP Head Derides Truman Claims on Prosperity

GOP national chairman Guy G. Garrielson blasted President Truman as failing in five years, accusing him of losing the cold war in Asia, fostering Socialism, and driving the largest peacetime debt and tax bite. The statement followed Truman’s boast of postwar prosperity.

Washington GOP Truman Guy G. Garrielson Republican National Committee Asia

April 15 River Valley sales and bidders list

Community sale notices include Mrs. C A Yancey in Stephens City Virginia at 10 a m with household goods and furniture R G Wolverton 2 miles east of Stephens City on April 15 10 30 am Ralph W Horst one mile east of Marion Pennsylvania tractors farm machinery Gertrude C Sumption 311 Amherst Street Winchester Virginia April 22 1 pm electric appliances furniture personal property and May 4 10 am George Helsley Greenspring Virginia all day

C A. Yancey Stephens City R. G. Wolverton Ralph W. Horst Marion Gertrude C. Sumption Amherst St Winchester George Helsley Greenspring

Petain seeks new hearing on treason conviction

Aging Marshal Philippe Petain plans a court reversal of his 1945 treason sentence, his lawyer said. The 94 year old would pursue a new trial next month, claiming new facts from Admiral William D. Leahy’s memoirs support vindication, with Petain still in fragile health on a French prison island.

Paris Philippe Petain France Jacques Isorni Marshall Vichy Isorni Petain William D. Leahy U. S Atlantic Marshal

Armed Forces Day Date Confirmed in Interview

A transcript notes a question about Leahy's book and a confirmation by President Truman. It states Armed Forces Day will be observed on Saturday May 20 and identifies the date as the first celebration.

Veal Leahy Truman L. A

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