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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1950

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Push On Pusan Front Under Heavy Enemy Pressure

MacArthur reports continued fighting along the Korean front as U S forces hold a narrow arc from 20 miles southeast to 11 miles east of Chinju. Two new divisions join Marine and Second Infantry units amid heavy pressure near Pusan and Yongdok while enemy dead rise to about 600 in sectors eight to twenty miles west of Chinju.

Tokyo Pusan Korea MacArthur Chinju Od Rects Yongdok North Se

House Junked Mandatory Wage Curb Bill Today

The House voted 172 to 161 to junk the mandatory wage and price curbs bill, starting over on an economic control measure. The action left a stand-by controls bill with powers for the President to requisition materials, grant production loans, and curb credits, subject to amendments for wage price limits.

Washington House Truman Banking Congress Banking Committee Representate Crawford R-Mich

Kiwanis Talk on Rationing and European Tour Sparks Meeting

McSherry Lupton spoke to Kiwanis members on life in Britain under rationing of meat eggs and milk. He and his wife toured seven European countries and urged understanding to ease world tensions. The group planned a bloodmobile visit next Tuesday at Presbyterian church aiming for 100 pints.

Britain Kiwanis Club McSherry Lupton Lupton Robert Baker Presbyterian Church Lupton Orchard Service, Inc Winslow Porter F. Amos Shryock Phill Pot Inn Phill Pot St

Airline Engineer Convicted on Six Counts of Attempted Murder

John Henry Grant was found guilty by a jury of six counts of attempted murder for placing a gasoline bomb aboard a United Airlines flight. The device exploded prematurely before departure. no one was harmed. Sentencing set for September 5 with a potential 200 years per count.

Santa Monica Calif John Henry Grant United Airlines Betty Marie Bobby Grant Betty Suomela American Airlines Miss Suomela

Senate Acts Today On the Money Bill

The Senate moved toward final action on a 34.24 billion money bill after a 10 percent nondefense cut and exemptions for the Marshall plan and UN children’s fund. Taft and Hayden predicted quick completion, with a House-Senate conference to resolve differences.

Washington Senate Taft Ohio Hayden D-Ariz Senate Appropriations Committee House Marshall Economic Cooperation Administration U. S United Nations International Children’s Truman Bridges RNH Byrd D-Va Agriculture Department

Strikes halt gas service in Rome amid utilities walkouts

A week of hiccup strikes by Italian gas workers disrupts Rome gas supply. Parliament plans strike regulation ahead of reconvening in September. The daily walkouts run from 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m and leave Ronan households without midday cooking gas.

Rome

Soviets Sign Peace Petition

Moscow reports 115275940 Soviet citizens age 16 and over signed the Stockholm peace petition to outlaw the atom bomb.

Moscow Stockholm

Fruit Growers Flock To Timber Ridge for Orchard Visit

Nearly 750 to 1,000 fruit growers are expected for the National Fruit Product Company inspection and luncheon at Timber Ridge. Ambergem peaches near harvest will be shown as picking may begin next week in Abst plantings, with initial crop to Timberville for Virginia Canned Food Plant processing. John Scully III will lead operations. Henry S Jenkins and Frank Armstrong Jr will deliver speeches. Stan Johnson will discuss Ambergem cling varieties. The program runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a noon chicken lunch, rain or shine.

National Fruit Product Company Timber Ridge Ere Timberville Virginia National Fruit John Scully III Winchester Henrys. Jenkins Frank Armstrong Jr L. W. Brown W. W. Hunt Carroll R. Miller Appalachian Apple Service Stanley Johnson South Haven Mich Leon Havis Beltsville A. H. Teske VPI White House

Man and Wife Found Beaten and Shot in Chicago Home

Police found the bodies of Andrew Kondos, 55, a railroad freight handler, in a first floor bathroom and his wife Carolina, 51, in the basement of their northwest side Chicago home. Each had multiple gunshots, and a blood stained electric fan motor wrapped in rags was likely used as the weapon.

Chicago Andrew Kondos Carolina

Bank Robbers Hit In Bill Signed by Truman

President Truman signed a bill making it a federal offense to rob a state chartered savings and loan association with federally insured accounts. The measure targets bank robbery across insured thrift institutions and expands federal penalties.

Truman Washington Savings and Loan Association

First Queen of the Apple Blossom Festival

The question asks who served as the inaugural Queen of the Apple Blossom Festival and where Lord Fairfax is buried, directing readers to the Editorial Page for the answers.

Lord Fairfax

Russia Pushes North Korea Seat in U.N. Security Council

The Soviet Union aims to have North Korea invited to debate Korea at the United Nations Security Council as Malik resumes chairing. Western diplomats anticipate opposition and a potential parliamentary wrangle over seating in the heated session. Panama offers bases and ships and Israel pledges medical aid to U.N. forces under General MacArthur.

Lake Russia North Korea United Nations Securiy Council Jakob A. Malik Korea South Korea John M. Chang Malik Chang United States China U.N U. N Council U.S Warrent R. Austin Austin Soviet Union Gladwyn Jebb Jean Chauvel France U. S Israel MacArthur

Five day Virginia weather outlook with warm start

Five day outlook for Virginia from tomorrow through Wednesday August 9 shows showers likely late Monday or Tuesday totaling one to two tenths inch. Weekend remains cool with a warming trend early next week and temperatures near normal for the period.

Virginia

Plans Completed For Woolen Co. Rites Tomorrow

Plans are set for Virginia Woolen Company 0th anniversary program with officials and employees hosting tours from 9 30 a m to 1 30 p m on East Lane and Kent and Piccadilly Street grounds. U S Senator Byrd will speak with A Willis Robertson and H F Byrd Jr also on the platform.

Virginia Woolen Company East Lane Kent and Piccadilly Street Winchester Municipal Band H. Gaylen Strance United States A. Willis Robertson H. F. Byrd, Jr E. Blackburn Moore Virginia Woolen German Smith L. G. Sjostrom William H. Hanckel Christ Episcopal Church Robert Legge Robert Snapp Eugene Russell John Pelter M. B. Clowe, Jr Sjostrom

Two Boys Injured In Route 522 Bicycle Crash

Two boys aged 12 and 15 were injured when their bicycle was struck by a car on Route 522 about 10 miles north of Winchester. They suffered broken legs above the knee and were taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital. The driver, John F. Sheran of Pittsburgh, said the bike appeared from a side road without time to stop. The 1947 Ford sustained about $50 damage.

Here Robert DeHaven Paul Melvin McDonald Russell Frederick Meadows Winchester Hogue Creek Bridge John F. Sheran Center Ave Pittsburgh Friendship Winchester Memorial Hospital DeHaven Basil McDonald

Far Eastern Decisions May Arise From Tokyo Mission

President Truman sends aide W. Averell Harriman to Tokyo for talks with General MacArthur aided by General Lauris Norstad and Major General Frank Lowe. The mission aims to obtain firsthand Far Eastern conditions and discuss Korea crisis issues likely shaping U N policy. Topics include potential Korea 38th Parallel considerations and a final settlement with United Nations allies.

Washington Tokyo Truman W. Averell Harriman Douglas MacArthur Harriman Lauris Norstad Air Force Frank B. Lowe MacArthur 38Th Parallel United Nations

Army to Call 62 000 Reservists for 21 Months

The Army will mobilize 62,000 individual Reservists for 21 months starting September to strengthen National Guard and Organized Reserve units. First 32,000 to camp by Sept 15, rest by mid October. priority given to those with fewer dependents. Most Reservists are World War II veterans.

Washington Army Organized Reserve Corps National Guard Organized Reserve

Wythe County Polio Deaths Hit Fourteen in 1950 Toll

Richmond reports two more polio deaths in Wythe County raising the state toll to 21 for the year. A 28-year-old pregnant woman and an 11-year-old white boy from Arlington are identified among the latest cases as Southwest Virginia endures a virulent outbreak with high bulbar and non paralytic polio rates.

Richmond State Heath Department Wythe County Arington

War Tested Russian Policy Aids North Korea War

Report argues Moscow stockpiled arms before the invasion to sustain a blitz against South Korea. It suggests North Korea’s supply buildup mirrors World War II tactics, delaying action until vast dumps and equipment were ready, anticipating possible U S intervention.

North Korea Elton C. Fay Washington Russia Republic of South Korea

Modern Newspaper Told By Winchester Rotary Speaker

Gordon Baxter, editor of the Winchester Evening Star, described modern newspaper production and the shift to explanatory stories. He cited a new engraving machine for printing plastic engravings and noted readers rely on accurate, timely reporting. Senator Harry F. Bra presidency noted. power outage and substation work announced affecting Middletown and surrounding areas.

Winchester George Ington Gordon Baxter Winchester Evening Star Reoent Soan Baxter Rotarians Winchester Star Socedure Tarsal ” Wets

Devil at Work in St Joseph Radio Service

Interdenominational revivalist Jack Shuler asked how many heard his program on station KRES. About 50 people raised their hands as Shuler warned that the devil is at work in St Joseph on the air.

ST. Joseph Jack Shuler KRES Shuler

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