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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1952

Page

2

Memorial Board weighs turning fund over to city

Winchester War Memorial Association directors meet at the George Washington Hotel at 7:30 p m Monday to approve purchasing the William M Battade lot on N Kent Street as a memorial site and to turn over all assets to the city to fund a health center and auditorium memorial The city Recreation Department asks use of the War Memorial Fund for recreation at Rouss Park.

Memorial Board Winchester War Memorial Association George Washington Hotel William M. Battade N Kent Street Ci of Winchester Erediton Rouss Park

Rotary to Hear D. C. Commissioner at Luncheon

D. C. Commissioner F J Donahue will speak at the Rotary Club weekly lunch tomorrow at 1 pm at the George Washington Hotel. Public welcome after lunch. Rotary sponsors Red Cross Bloodmobile visit on June 2 with a 144 pint quota.

F. Joseph Jiges” Donahue District of Columbia Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Donahue Red Cross Charles Toan Howard Melton T. C. Powers F. L. Largent, Jr James Green, Jr Paul Vance

Telephone Strike In Hand Leaves Virginia Workers In Limbo

Richmond reports that 160 Virginia Western Electric workers have staged pickets at Chesapeake and Potomac offices. The strike, part of a national dispute, risks disruption to service though management says nonstriking staff can maintain operations. Governor Battle traveled to observe atomic tests in Nevada but pledged to return if the strike worsened.

Battle Nevada Richmond Governor Battle Western Electric Las Vegas Nev Virginia Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Telephone Company Orance Culpeper Washington Area C&p Clarendon Falls Church Alexandria Orange

Republic Steel workers strike in defiance report

CLEVELAND Republic Steel Corp says over 800 of about 1 000 dayshift employees at its belt and no division walked out in defiance of the federal government. The strike followed the government seizure of mills to avert a CIO United Steelworkers action. The walkout was led by union stewards and officers and aimed to protest the government's failure to secure a wage settlement. No grievance was presented and management could not reach union leaders.

Cleveland Republic Steel Corp CIO United Steelworkers Republic

Stevenson Seeks GOP Nominating Path at Convention

Stevenson leads GOP delegates with 1205 a nomination target 616 of 1230. Kefauver Humphrey and Kerr trail. Taft gains in Louisiana while Russell favored in South Carolina delegates. Justices Jackson and Douglas call electoral college flawed urging pledge concerns. Russell says his bid will not alter civil rights stance.

Adlai Stevenson Illinois Kefauver Hubert Humphrye Minnesota Len Robert Kerr Oklahoma Taft Louisiana Eisenhower Russell S.C South Carolina Columbia Richard Russell Georgia Supreme Court Jackson Douglas Sen

Golden Rule Store founder era marked by Penney jubilee

At Kemmerer Wyo the Golden Rule Store opened by J C Penney grows into a 1600 store chain. VR Strader notes Penney built from a farmer son with 500 dollars savings and 1500 borrowed, emphasizing a thousand partners and profit sharing. The Golden Jubilee opening is announced.

Kemmerer, Wye J. C. Penney Company Mr. Penney VR. Strader Penney Mr. Strader J. C. Penney Missouri

Up to Federal Courts to Rule On Steel Seizure

Washington report states the Justice Department defended President Truman’s steel mill seizure as constitutional. Five major steel firms sought a permanent injunction claiming irreparable damage and a move toward nationalization. Courts were asked to rule on legality amid wartime emergency.

Washington Truman Justice Department U. S. District Court

Newest U S Air Weapon Cleared for First Flight Test

Boeing YB-52 stratofortress completed its maiden flight, covering an undisclosed distance from Seattle to Larson Air Force Base Washington. The eight jet swept-wing bomber flew nearly three hours over Puget Sound before landing at its new test home.

Larson Air Force Base Wash America Seattle Washington Puget Sound

Reds May Confiscate U S Owned Property In East Germany

Berlin reports that East Germany plans to confiscate all U S owned property in the Russian Zone as retaliation for the American Treasury order freezing the Soviet balance. Authorities note Western holdings in the Zone exceed a billion dollars, with U S property held in trusteeship since the war.

Reds East Germany Berlin Elbe River

Cadet Corps at Virginia Tech to be discussed by committee

Richmond News Leader reports the military committee of Virginia Tech’s board of visitors will meet in Roanoke next Monday to consider recommendations on student demands to abolish the cadet corps. Chairman Vernon Eberwine says the committee will propose important suggestions to improve the situation and reduce friction between supporters and opponents of the corps.

Richmond Richmond News Virginia Tech Board of Visitors Roanoke Vernon Eberwine Suffolk Eberwine Army

All-Night Huddle Fails to Break Phone Strike Impasse

In New York a federal mediation session between union and management on a nationwide telephone strike adjourned with no progress. Mediator Francis L Maher said talks will resume this afternoon as both sides were exhausted and allowed time to sleep. No comments were available from either side.

New York Francis L Maher Company Union Ofcials

West Virginia Auction Listings April 17 26

Sales directory lists auctions across West Virginia and nearby towns. Notable items include Angus show and sale in Petersburg, farm equipment and household goods in Kernstown and Middletown, Virginia, real estate in Martinsburg and Inwood, and antiques in Millwood with multiple auctioneers such as Lewis Duvall Byron Brumback Duvalls and others.

West Va Aberdeen- Angus Assn Petersburg W. Va E. Mercer Jones Charles Town Lewis & Duvall Henkel Lamp and Son Lupton Kernstown Winchester D. Orndorff G K Wagner Elizabethtown S. E. Baker Middletown Byron Brumback Clarence E. Martin Berkeley County Court House Martinsburg Orchard Inwood W. J. Colfelt Emma C. Colfelt James B. Hawkins Millwood Duvalls Auctioneers

Britain Binds to Aid in European Army Pact

Britain agreed to bind itself to automatic and immediate war aid for any of six Continental nations in the proposed European army if attacked in Europe. The six powers pledge to fight for Britain if she is struck in Europe, extending aid to West Germany and strengthening commitments to defend Italy once the European Defense Community treaty and unified army are ratified.

London Britain Europe West Germany Italy European Defense Community

Francis Miller Aided War Service Then Political Figure

Francis Miller served overseas three years, remained a colonel at Berlin headquarters a year after hostilities ended, and returned to private life active in politics. He was a strong runnerup in the Democratic governor nomination race and has held board seats at Mary Baldwin College, St. John’s College, and the College of William and Mary. Recently President Truman named him to the U.S. Military Academy West Point board. He married Helen Hill Day in 1927 and has two teenage sons.

Miller Berlin Mary Baldwin College Staunton St. John’s College Annapolis College of William and Mary Truman U. S Military Academy At West Point Helen Hill Day

Record Attendance At EUB Churches

Easter services across the Reliance Evangelical United Brothers Charge drew large crowds. Attendance at Reliance Church reached a Sunday School record of 131 with 38 at the Eastern Sunrise service. Several infants were christened and Holy Communion was observed at multiple churches including Greenway and Ridings Chapel.

Reliance Evangelical United Brothers Reliance Church L. Prederick Reliance Sunday School Barry Weirich Beatty Wayne Beatty Charles Rick Williams Charles E. Williams Greenway Double Toll Gate Arthur Carper Samuel Quinton Baker Quinton Baker Waye Granville Martin Arthur Martin Alfred Wise Paul Wise Darrell Grim

Flash Fire Destroys Newport News Tailor Shop

An employee of the Wohlmuth Company tailor shop dropped a flame filled iron near cleaning materials yesterday, starting a flash fire that swept through the store in seconds. About 100 suits and many bolts of cloth were consumed.

Newport News Wohlmuth Company

Answers to the How's Your L Quiz Corrected

Correct responses listed for items on Page 4 include Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow St. Paul four National Retail Dry Goods Association Theodore Roosevelt tenth four fifths of a quart law Sir Walter Raleigh and a confidentiality quotation.

Robert W. Grow St. Paul National Retail Dry Goods Association Theodore Roosevelt Sir Walter Raleigh

Army To Call Priority 3 Dentists

Milwaukee report that the Army will call up dentists in Priority 3 by July 1 as shortages grow. Brig Gen Louis Renfrew says Priority 1 and 2 pools shrink while all three groups trained at government expense have insufficient military service time. Priority 3 covers dentists under 50 who are not veterans or veterans prior to dental training.

Milwaukee Louis Renfrew Renfrew Selective Service

Harriman and Kefauver Thought on Delegates Sparks Primary Debate

In the Republican primary discussion, Kefauver argues for delegate allotment based on primary votes while Harriman, though lacking elected office, faces GOP scrutiny over Yalta policy and administration actions if he seeks the nomination.

Kefauvers Harriman Yalta

Eisenhower Victory Spurs Early Backing for Nomination

The report notes Dwight D. Eisenhower’s strong showing appears to win over supporters and reduce the need for an aggressive campaign to secure the Republican presidential nomination.

Dwight D

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Rotary D. C Funer Jones Ou G. K. Wagner Republic Steel Workers Stevenson Ebuck and CO John W. Rosenberger & CO Braddock First Penney U.S VPI Shewbridge White Post Methodist Church Francis Virginia House of Delegates EUB Heatwole Motor CO Frederick Motors Mi. North Martinsburg Pike Middletown, Va Case McCormick- Deering John Deere John Deere & McCormick Oliver Farquhar Kline Bros Clerks West Virginia Apple Pie Ridge York Gerrardstown Musselman Peoples Trust Building N. Cameron St Fenimore Gales Imo MT. Holly Rvey Brumback Win Farmer’s Hardware Thi Davis Paint Company Cloveiang
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