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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1947

Page

2

Beetle Control Plan Aims With DDT Sprays

The article details a county beetle fight led by Olcott and C R Willy as they seek funds to deploy DDT. They report 30 000 acres affected in Clarke county and anticipate spraying next May to kill larvae before they become beetles.

Olcott C. R. Willy

Auction listings for farms, property and household goods

Sales include M H Rosenberger farm goods August 13 8 pm nine miles west of Winchester hayfield Ayrshire Guernsey Holstein calves August 16 1 pm Chas W Fries 378 National Ave Winchester August 16 11 am Virgil Evans Frederick County Court House front door 125 acre Weil Pike August 21 10 am daylight time Wm B Sager nine miles south of Hanging Rock US 50 two horses 34 cattle 32 sheep hogs farming implements household goods furniture August 23 10 am E C Heil Muller Estate 121 S Cameron St large lot of household goods and furniture

M. H. Rosenberger Winchester Hayfield Ayrshire Guernsey Chas. W. Fries National Ave Virgil Evans Frederick County Court House Weil- Pike Wm. B. Sager Hanging Rock U. S E. C. Heilmuller S. Cameron St

Beetle Pest Invades Clarke County Gardens

Local residents report widespread beetle damage to feed corn sweet corn roses grapes and vegetables. Officials note three beetle broods from May to mid August with limited success from state beetle stations. County agent plans coordinated control next year with resident cooperation.

Harry Wynkoop Rufus Cross Anna K. Cummins Col James Thomson Gaylord Va.w Olcott

NRLB Information Still Hidden From Press

Labor secretary Schwellenbach ruled that NRLB finances and officer salaries must not be released to the public. Union members may inspect filings in person at the Labor department. All five top Labor posts are temporary and await Senate approval in January, with Schwellenbach indicating he plans to stay on.

NRLB Labor Department Schwellenbach Congress Senate GOP Schnellenbach

Hughes answers on P-38 contract and profit claim

Hughes tells Senate he was forced to wait four months for Lockheed to prepare drawings before the P-38 contract was awarded while his own designed twin engine interceptor was rejected. He says his flying boat test flights stall due to an unsolved copra system and defends not profiting from a $20 million government ship contract, insisting he has put his life and reputation into the project.

Hughes Army Lockheed Hollywood Senate War Investigating Committee Hugh Fulton Fulton Ferguson R-Mich

Corn Price Climbs as Heat Wave Hits Midwest

An Associated Press report notes a new heat wave spanning the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains will push temperatures above 100 in many areas, extending east to the Lower Ohio river valley and Upper Great Lakes. The dry heat drives corn prices to record highs on the Chicago Board of Trade as the Midwest recovers from a recent hot spell.

Associated Press Mississippi River Rocky Mountain Ohio River Great Lakes Midwest Chicago Board of Trade

White Sox To Play Stephenson at Stonewall High

The Winchester White Sox will play Stephenson at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Stonewall High School diamond. All Winchester team members are asked to meet by 1 p.m.

Winchester White Sox Stephenson Stonewall High School Winchester

Death of J. F. Lyles prompts family return

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lyles of 423 West Cork Street were called to Marshallville Georgia after the sudden death of J. F. Lyles, father of Mr. Lyles. His wife, two daughters, and three sons survive. the Lyles family had just returned from Winchester after a week with relatives when the illness struck.

C. H.lyles W. Cork &J Marshallville

Arrow Co. to Clear Robinson Fire Debris

Fire wrecking firm Arrow Wrecking Co. of Washington will remove debris from the Robinson Co. cold storage plant fire. E J Rohter, superintendent of local operations, said new equipment is needed and cleanup will begin Monday.

Fire Arrow Wrecking Co Washington Robinson Co E. J. Rohter Mr. Rohter

Fredrick county rain starved gardens face stress at market

Grover Schlack reported gardens in Frederick county are badly in need of rain at the farmers curb market. Damage has been slight so far but produce cannot stand drought much longer. Sixteen sellers were present including two newcomers Mrs. Floyd Earl and Mrs. Walter C. Miller. Lima beans appeared and sold out quickly.

Frederick County Grover Schlack Floyd Earl Winchester Walter C. Miller Hayfield

County Officials Plan Fall Agriculture Meetings

County machinery and soil conservation district nominations are outlined for the fall. Highlights include a professional workers' meeting at Orange Experimental Station August 20, a hybrid corn field day September 3, and a seed dealers gathering September 19.

Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District Orange Experimental Station Orange Station Discu Kenneth Robinson C. E. Koontz Bond Pease Bageant Warren Clarke County Shenandoah County

Livestock Prices Mixed Across Baltimore Market

Baltimore livestock market shows steady to active demand across cattle hogs calves and feeders. Grass fat steers and baby beef calves fetch top prices while common and medium cattle move lower. hogs and sows vary by weight with generally weaker levels on heavier slaughter offerings. Chicago figures echo a softer trend in heavy beef cattle and canners.

Truck Lot Chicago

Corn Soars to New High as Drouth Persists in Chicago

Chicago reports corn prices jump beyond six cents at the opening as wheat and oats firm. Dry weather drives grain markets higher with moisture shortages cited as the key factor in pricing.

Chicago

Corn Belt Influence on Wheat and Market Opening

Market notes show wheat futures opening with Sep at 2.36 3-4-2.37 3-4 and Dec at 2.34 3-4-2.35 as corn belt buying drives trade. Oats and lard also quoted, with Sep oats at 1.03 1-2 7-8 and Dec 1.02 1-03 1-2, May 95 5-8 96 1-4, and lard Sep at 17.25.

Lard

Chrysler Calls Thoroughbred Club Meeting

WARRENTON Aug 9 Walter P Chrysler Jr announced the Thoroughbred Club will meet at 10 am next Saturday in the Saratoga Racecourse director's room. This is the first meeting since July 11. Invitations go to breeders and racing industry figures as the club seeks unity and breeder aid. Officers include Abram B Hewitt and A A Baldwin. directors are Van Clief, Jackson, and Milville Church II.

Warrenton Walter P Chrysler, Jr Thoroughbred Club of Pi Saratoga Racecourse Saratoga Chrysler Abram 8 S. Hewitt Montana Hall White Post A. A. Baldwin Trasurer Dandridge Farm Daniel van Clieff Nydrie Stud Charlottesville Howell Jackson Oakendale Farm Middleburg Melville Church II North Cliff Rixeyville

Cowboy Show at Crystal Caverns features Frankie Pee Wee King

The WSM Grand Ole Opry act Frankie Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys perform Monday night at Crystal Caverns in Strasburg followed by a dance.

WSM Grand Ole Opry Frankie “Pee Wee” King Golden West Cowboys Crystal Caverns Strasburg

Answers to the daily quiz printed on page four

The document lists quiz solutions: Lt. Col. James A Kilian. the parents. Did. Mary Roberts Rinehart. Warm blooded. Russia s. Manx. Edward VIII now Duke of Windsor. 100 degrees.

James A. Kilian Did Mary Roberts Rinehart Russia Manx Edward VIII Duke of Windsor

Mine Blast Blames Jewish Underground in Palestine Rail Attack

A mine blast derailed four cars of the Egypt Express near Jerusalem. An official said the engine was buried and believed killed, while the fireman and several British soldiers were injured. The Palestine government attributed the attack to the Jewish underground.

Jerusalem Egypt Express Palestine

Army Reserve meeting at Millwood Armory on Monday

The Organized Reserve unit will convene at Millwood Avenue Armory at 8 p.m. Monday. Major Howard D. Evans will discuss the army's new efficiency set form, followed by a short meeting for local Reserve members. The Warren-Green Hotel in Warrenton hosts related area notices.

Organized Reserve Millwood Ave Howard D. Evans Army Warren-Green Warrenton

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Dupont Ea du Pont du Pont House John W Rosenberger Braddock St Ayrshires Guernseys Holsteins Maryland A. R. Kite Welltown Pike Coleman Dunn Virgil L. Evans Wagons Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply Merves W. Adams N. Cameron St White Sox J. I. Hershman Star Tannery E. E. Fawcett Mt. Williams C. D. Dye White Hall Omar Webb Clear Brook R. B. Fisher Middletons County Board of Agriculture I. Fred Stine E. L. Heaster J. W. Smith Middletown Garland Snapp Byron O. Brumback West Stephens City Ralph Bauserman C. E. Staples East H. P. Lovett A. F. Lillard East Winchester Lynn Norman Carl Strickler West Winchester Clarence Butler Clearbrook Lee Dick Hupettrght Airy Mildred Hawkins H. T. Snapp Falls Hester Himelright Eiliah Pifer J. Hershman Williams Russell N. C. Williams Gore J. Walter Larrick Bennett Gainesboro Landon B. Whitacre E. R. Ryan Reynolds Store M. J. Pease Richard Luttrell Baltimore Chicago Grain Thoroughbred Club Valley Weatherstrip & Awning Co Buncutter Tire CO Winchester Service F. C. Heitmuller Cameron St Duncan Phyfe Philco C. E. Heitmuller Armory Building Board National Gypsum Company Glaize & Bro Siz North BT de Lae Pine Motor Co Braddock and Cecil Sts Omps Funeral Home N. Cameon St America HU Ana Lyle P. Strosnyder E. Cork St George Washington Garage Loudoun Street
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