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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1949
Page
9
The Grille is said to lie at the foot of Wall Street on the East River in New York City. It is reportedly open to the public for one dollar admission with proceeds to the New York Heart Fund, which received admissions on July 4.
Trustee announces public auction of 7.12 acre parcel two miles east of Stephens City Virginia on August 20 1949 at 11 AM in front of the Winchester County Court House. Sale subject to two prior deeds of trust with one third cash due at sale and two later payments due over one and two years with 6 percent interest and secured by a deed of trust. Auctioneer Coleman Dunn.
Ingrid Bergman announces immediate divorce proceedings and plans to retire from film after completing her current project After the Storm She cites persistent gossip and says she may marry Italian director Roberto Rossellini once divorced Sources say the action may take place in Italy or Sweden with Rossellini directing the current project and no comment from him or Dr Lindstrom's representative.
Norfolk incurs about 20 dollars per vote in the Republican primary as turnout barely exceeds 100 ballots. City council budgeted 2589 dollars for polls plus salaries and supplies, revealing high per vote costs. Walter Johnson secured about 120 votes in the effort, underscoring the expensive, low-turnout result.
Chicago doctors Drs. Carroll S. Wright and E. R. Gross report that dry ice applications can clear common acne quickly. Small pieces placed on pustules for three to five seconds blister, dry and shrink within hours, with deeper lesions needing multiple treatments.
Five Navy enlistees completed basic training at the local recruiting sub-station last month. Cecil L. Burke of Front Royal William Brown Jr. and Wallace Lee Ford Jr. of Winchester Paige Byrd Miller of Baker West Virginia train at Great Lakes and will return home on leave before ship or station assignment.
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After three weeks of rain Camp White Rock welcomed sun for the second Scout session. B D Willis of the West Virginia Conservation Commission spoke on protecting nature, sharing fire damage photos. International Scouts Own highlighted goodwill. two weeks ended with waterfront, circuses, and a candle-float farewell.
At Strasburg Christian church the two day centennial conference of the Disciples of Christ Valley District heard a history of the church over 100 years. Officers elected include Rev. C M Ford president J Leslie Saum vice president Mrs Catherine Shuffier secretary Fred D Maphis treasurer and Rev Paul Drumheller nominating committee member.
Edward Imlay of Roanoke is chosen head of the Virginia Society of 40 and 8 after a four ballot vote. He won by three votes on the fourth ballot, defeating William McCollum of Schoolfield after an earlier tie.
The race features Charles F. Stuart of Montrose and Ralph Johnson of Burn as chief rivals for the department commander role in the upcoming contest.
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