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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1948

Page

2

Kindergarten Scheduled At Trails End

A country kindergarten at Trails End two miles west of Winchester by Mr and Mrs William Henry Gold is set to open Sept 14 from 9 am to 2 30 pm. Children will be cared for at drop off and pick up and engage in supervised play crafts and rest periods. The teacher has Minnesota kindergarten training and is also a registered public health nurse.

Trails End Winchester William Henry Gold Gold University of Minnesota

Delegate Renews Call for Session To Pass Sales Tax

Richmond August 2 Delegate Robert Whitehead of Nelson joined Gov. Tucks tax study commission and urged prompt legislative action to aid local school costs. He proposed a January 1949 special session or a separate session to levy a wholesale level sales tax for school construction or debt financing, projected to raise 40 million dollars and expire in mid-1950.

Richmond Robert Whitehead Nelson Tuck Tax Study Commission General Assembly Whitehead Federal King George, Gloucester Chesterfield

Sale Directory Notice for Aug 21 and Sept 1

Mrs. W. A. Sale at 371 National Ave Winchester lists household and kitchen items for Aug 21. A. M. Nicodemus, 314 miles northwest of Berryville, offers dairy herd other livestock and farm machinery for Sept 1 at 10 a.m.

W. A. Sale National Ave Winchester Berryville

Porter Criticises Congress in Inflation Policy Session

Paul Porter the administration’s anti inflation chief told the Senate Banking Committee that Congress wastes precious time on Truman’s economic program. He criticized partisan debates and said executive branch briefings on inflation have been met with abstract talks and political posturing. Only two Republican senators attended Porter’s testimony Capehart noted the absence of Democrats during the extraordinary session on price controls.

Washington Paul Porter Congress Truman Porter Senate Banking Committee Office of Price Administration Executive Branch Committees of Congress Capitol Senate Committee Sens. Capehart R-Ind

DeHaven Assigned to I Corps in Kyoto Japan

Denver H DeHaven of 573 N Braddock St with the Eighth Army in Japan has been assigned to Headquarters I Corps in Kyoto. He entered the Army on April 23 1945 at Ft Meade and completed quartermaster basic training at Camp Lee Va.

Denver H. DeHaven N. Braddock St Eighth Army Japan I Corps Kyoto DeHaven Ft. Meade Camp Lee

Virginia voters head to polls in key Senate and House primaries

Voters face races in Lynchburg Roanoke Salem and Arlington as Mayor Clarence G Burton and delegates Ernest Robertson and Robert W Menefee seek renomination. In the Eighth district Republican Charles O Pratt faces Tyrell Krum while Democrats Howard W Smith and Arthur F Sother compete. Labor leaders back James E Gardner challenging Rep Vaughan Gary with Taft Hartley Act opposition. Two Hart lieutenants arrested for campaign actions.

Clarence G. Burton Lynchburg Ernest Robertson Salem Robert W. Menefee Roanoke Vaughan Gary Richmond James E. Gardner Charles O. Pratt Arlington Tyrell Krum Vienna Howard W. Smith Alexandria Arthur F. Souther Robertson Lantz Mill Band Edinburg Shenandoah County CIO Front Royal Hart Dan Cronin Clarence E. Magee Portsmouth Cronin Magee Norfolk House Burton Menefee Truman Carter Democratic Committee Earl A. Fitzpatrick Virginia Gardner Gary

Armentrout Held On Larceny Charge

Conrad S. Armentrout 23 of Washington was arrested in New Market on auto larceny charges from Hershey Pennsylvania. A 17 year old Palmyra girl was released to her parents after being stranded when the car carrying Armentrout broke down. she was not implicated.

Conrad S. Armentrout Washington Hershey Pennsylvania New Market Winchester Palmyra Armentrout

Harrison Denounces Special Session Call Over European Crisis

Rep Burr Harrison criticized Congress for convening a special session to accuse fellow citizens, calling the European situation critical. He joined four lawmakers at a Lantz Mill band anniversary event with Sen A Willis Robertson, Sen Spessard Holland, and Sen John C. Stennis.

Burr P. Harrison Congress Rep. Harrison Lantz Mill Band A Willis Robertson D-Va Spessard Holland D-Fla John C. Stennis Dmiss

Haun Rites Held for George Luther Haun 81

Funeral services were conducted at the late home for George Luther Haun 81 farmer who died Saturday at his Calvary area home northwest of Woodstock Born December 1866 he was a son of George and Elizabeth Ritenour Haun of Shenandoah county He married Mary E Ray who died 21 years ago Survived by eight children 40 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren with sons and daughters including Milton Luther Edinburg George Franklin at home Philip Martin Winchester Edward M Amissville Mrs Elizabeth Sophia Brill Bradshaw Md Ford Lee Haun Marshall Mrs Fannie Alice Welch Front Royal and Mrs Levina Irene Brigg Leesburg.

George Luther Haun Farmer Calvary Woodstock George and Elizabeth Ritenour Haun Shenandoah County Mary E. Ray Milton Luther Edinburg George Franklin Philip Martin Winchester

West to Speak at Front Royal Services

Dr. T. Eugene West pastor of Dudley Street Baptist Church Boston will speak at special services beginning September 5 at Front Royal Baptist Church. He formerly led the Front Royal church.

T. Eugene West Dudley St. Baptist Church Boston Front Royal Baptist Church Dr. West Front Royal Church

Camp Program Details and Funding for Youth Camp

The camp offered bread milk vegetables fruit and daily meat with a 7 30 a m to 10 30 p m schedule. Activities included crafts hobbies sports a nightly camp fire and projects like flag pole and council fire. Eligible youths aged 10 to 15 were admitted as space allowed with priority to early applicants. Next year hoped to host about 75 campers with a $600 accumulated camping fund. Capt and Mrs Wyatt bring prior SA camp experience from Wierton Martinsburg and Baltimore.

Wyatt Wierton Martinsburg Baltimore

Answers to Daily Quiz page four reveals quiz key

The page lists ten quiz answers with topics spanning fear wealth to the state department. Notable entries include General Erwin Rommel and August 2, 1934 as a date, along with a $5 per day wage and a dinner readiness question.

Erwin K. Rommel State Department

Soviet Danube Pact Seen as Certain

Belgrade dispatch reports a proposed Danube river pact giving eastern European communist states near exclusive control of the 1800 mile trade artery. Andre Vishinsky, Russian deputy foreign minister, will present the document tomorrow as the conference leans toward passage. The 11 nations favor the plan seven to three with Austria observing. France dropped a two thirds vote proposal after Vishinsky opposed it.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Russia Europe Andre Vishinsky Austria France Vishinsky

Senators Debate Tax and Curbing Prices

Senators continued to debate a poll tax bill while the House and Senate banking groups studied measures to curb rising prices. Rep Spence urged a Congressional probe into price hikes by large corporations including U S Steel with potential testimony requested from company officials. Thomas B McCabe urged adoption of Tru mans measures to limit installment buying and bank credits.

Senate House Senate Banking Committee Rep Spence D-Ny House Group U. S. Steel Wolcott R-Mich Thomas B. McCabe Federal Reserve Board Mr. Truman

Byrd Seeks Probe Into Virginia Potato Deals

Sen. Byrd released a Agriculture Department letter promising a probe of potato transactions in Virginia. The department asked for names and details of the reported dealings.

Washington Sen. Byrd Agriculture Department Virginia

False Fire Alarm Shuts Powdmore to Trucker Fire Station

Winchester police investigated a false alarm that at 11:40 p m sent three city fire trucks to the Novick Transfer Co lower shop where a fire was reported. Firemen found no blaze and workers offered no clue to the alarm’s origin.

Winchester Novick Transfer Co

Senate panel probes Communist influence in government

Testimony before a Senate subcommittee led by Senator Ferguson cites Rudolf Budenz claiming Moscow subsidies funded the Communist Party's news operation and that 80 to 90 percent of leaders were trained there. Budenz, teaching economics at Fordham, appeared as the panel investigated subversive influence, following Elizabeth Bentley’s statements about party members aiding her leak of military information.

Moscow Budenz Francis Biddle Fordham University Senate Sen. Ferguson Rmich Elizabeth T. Bentley

Subcommittee Hears Testimony From Commerce Official

The subcommittee will hear more testimony from William W. Remington, a Department of Commerce official on leave. He was named by Miss Bentley as having disclosed government secrets, a claim he denies.

William W. Remington Department of Commerce Bentley Remington

Defense portrays Emmart as insane in Shenandoah murder trial

Attorneys clash over whether Mrs. Emmart could recall events and whether the act occurred at all. Lucas argues insanity and plea for acquittal, while Brumback and Walker push for conviction. Court observers forecast 10 to 20 years if found guilty.

Walker Emmatt Lucas Shenandoah Valley Emmart Atty. Brumback Atty. Walker

Four Power Talks in Moscow Aim at Berlin Easing

Report from authoritative sources says progress has been made among the four great powers. Moscow talks seek to ease the Berlin situation and establish a basis for future four power discussions, possibly at the foreign ministers level on Germany and other major issues.

Moscow Berlin Germany

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Hawaii Atlantic City Pretty Yun Tau Zane Honlulu University of Hawaii Doris Furst White Plains N. Y Joseph Bancroft Bancroft Trail’s End Parts & Service Case Farm Assuly Company George W. Crowser Clark Street James P. Reardon 8. C. Curl Estate Coleman Dunn Rosenberger Braddock Stac CO Capehart Democrats DeHaven In Harrison Flags G. L. Haun Rites Danube Stalin Knox Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply J. W. Grove Donovan Shops S. Loudoun Grove’s Wood & Coal Ranges GROVE Glaize &Bro C. I. Brumback & Sons N. Cameron St B. F. Goodrich S. Loudoun St Haldeman Haldeman’s Heatwolk Motor CO Wisconsin Shade Equipment CO Martinsburg Pike E. Boscawen St Northern Virginia Power Co ATL Mervel W. Adams
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