Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

Page 1

We have 3,124,248 pages in Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1949

Page

1

Missing Cleveland Couple Elopes Then Vanishes Near Winchester

Parents in Cleveland frantically search for 18 year olds Edward Feldkamp Jr and Dorothy Intihar who eloped by bus from Cleveland July 21 and married in Winchester. Police scan hotels and rooming houses as postcards reach Cleveland. foul play is not suspected though no trace since July 28.

Winchester Cleveland Edward Feldkamp Sr Igre Matt Intihar Dorothy George Washingon Hotel J. T Muising Berryville Pike Boyd Berryville John Washington Intihar Feldkamp Miss Intihar Thomas Riley E. T. Clark Edward Dorothy Feldkamp Jr George Washington Hotel Matt Intithar Remington Ave Edward J. Feldkamp Sr Helena Ave Thomas Boyd

Canton Officials Prepare to Flee to Chungking

Canton teeters as Nationalist government plans move to Chungking with Chiang Kai shek retaining control from Taipen. Embassies weigh closures while Red forces launch a fresh assault on approaches to the Nationalist capital.

Canton Chunking China Chungking Chiang Kaishek Nanking White Cloud Milky Way Kiangsi Hweichang Kanhsien Hunan Kia

5 Per Cent Cut In Wheat Acreage Expected Here

Frederick County producers will receive wheat allotment notices within two weeks. Secretary Robert Dailey says 1950 crop allotments, based on a four year average from 1945 to 1948, likely reflect about a 5 percent reduction from last year. The county average is 8142 acres with 7694 acres produced this year not included in the survey. The government support price remains $2.16 for No 1 wheat, with local market quotes at $1.72.

Robert Dailey Frederick County Agricultural Assn. Committee Dailey Durley

Hoover Honored On 75th Birthday

Herbert Hoover is 75 today and tributes pour in from around the world. Stanford University will honor its famed graduate with a program climaxed by an address by Hoover titled Think of the Next Generation.

Stanford University Calif Herbert Clark Hoover Hoover

JCC Develops Recreation Plan for State Meeting in Winchester

Virginia State Junior Chamber of Commerce delegates arrive Friday for a three day meeting at the George Washington hotel Winchester. President Shirley Bly notes a program including forums luncheons banquets dances and recreation at Willow Lawn pool and Winchester country club with committee leaders Dr William Schenck Dabney Watts Herbert Duke John Goodwin Howard Melton Russell Newcome and Dave Mahaney coordinating. Wives assist with hosting including a Skyline Caverns tour led by Mrs Russell Newcome.

George Washington Virginia State Junior Chamber of Commerce Winchester Shirley Bly Willow Lawn Pool Winchester Country Club Blyon William Schenck Dabney Wattsnd Herbert Duke John Goodwin Howard Melton Stete Russell Newcome Dave Mahaney Jaycees Skyline Caverns Virginia York Inn George Wallace

French Premier Voices Split on Including Germany in Europe Council

Edouard Herriot told 101 delegates from 12 nations that western Germany must prove it no longer harbors aggression before joining the new Council of Europe. He stressed the council seeks unity and safeguards rather than military alliances and credited Churchill with inspiring the European unity movement.

Edouard Herriot Council of Europe Council Consultative Assembly Herriot Germany Europe Western Germany France European Council Movement For European Unity Winston Churchill Churchill

Kiddies Die in Auto Stalled on Crossing

In Seneca South Carolina two young sisters Tommie Lee Hutson six and Mary Guy Hutson eight died when their stalled car on the Southern Railway main line was struck by a southbound passenger train. Their mother a teacher in Fairplay schools and two other women were unable to move the vehicle in time. The girls were daughters of Sgt. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hutson of Clemson college. The three women escaped injury.

Seneca 8. C Tommie Lee Mary Guy Hutson Thomas M. Hutson Clemson College Fairplay Oconee County Southern Railway

Fireburg Suspected In Three Blazes At Camp Pendleton

Virginia Beach reports three fires at Camp Pendleton. Two controlled quickly, the third damaged a roof with $1000 loss. Guardsmen say arson evidence found in each incident during summer training.

Fireburg Camp Pendleton Virginia Beach Virginia National Guardsmen

Auction sale antiques of Peggy Miller estate at Headley's

Auction at 7 S Braddock St on Thursday Aug 11 at 1 00 P M features antiques from the late Miss Peggy Miller estate. Located in Headley's Auctions room with details listed in the Laurel Hill Church notices and Stephenson Church events.

Peggy Miller S. Braddock St Headley

Northwestern Apple Growers May Relocate in East Again

J. W. Herbert of Yakima Washington told the International Apple Shippers Assn. in Chicago that Marshall Plan aid and high domestic freight rates hurt U S apple growers and that new bilateral trade patterns may push Northwest orchards to relocate to the Central and Eastern States. He cited weak competition from freight costs and noted potential return to multilateral trade with Britain and Canada as a possible pivot.

Chicago J. W Herbert Yakima Wash International Apple Shippers Assn Washington Eastern Herbert United States Britain Hebert Central

Vaughan's Hurry Along Plea Tied to Tanforan Track

Housing official Tighe Woods testified before a Senate subcommittee that Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan urged him to speed a Tanforan race track construction permit. Vaughan, Truman's military aide, met Woods January 12, 1948, with Eugene Mori, Tanforan president, and warned of a pending California race track ruling. Woods sent Justice Department letters seeking court order modification. officials noted Vaughan’s White House visits and the later government approval.

Washington Tighe E. Woods Harry H. Vaughan Tanforan Woods Senate Investigations Vaughan Truman Eugene Mori Camden N. J White House California Race Track Commission Justice Department Charles Ross Ross Hoey CNC

Heat Wave Sweeps East Mercury Reaches 93

The second day of a hot wave saw temperatures hit 93 at 2 45 pm in the East. The night was pleasant but heat rose quickly in the morning with 82 at 9 am and 92 by 1 pm. Forecasters warned no relief tonight or tomorrow.

82nd Polio Case in Virginia Reported

The state health department reported an 19 year old Alexandria girl and a 36 month old Newport News girl added to the polio tally, bringing Virginia’s year total to 82 cases for the year.

Richmond Alexandria Newport News State Health Department

Wheat Forecast Off 56 Million Bushels, Corn Up

The Agriculture Department forecasts this year’s corn crop at 3,538,257,000 bushels and wheat at 1,131,830,000 bushels as of August 1. Corn is up 8,072,000 bushels from a month ago, while wheat is down 56,860,000 bushels from the prior estimate. Comparisons include last year and ten year averages.

Washington Agriculture Department

Native Chestnut Tree Returning on Icy Mountain

A 15 foot high sprout found by W A Hovermale on the summit of Icy Mountain in Hampshire County West Virginia prompts questions about a possible native chestnut comeback. Dr A B Groves at Winchester Laboratory doubts it is a true native seedling and notes the blight still wipes out unprotected trees. Chinese chestnut shows immunity but has not thrived here.

Hampshire County W. Va A. Hovermale E. Water St Hovermale Winchester Research Laboratory A. B. Groves Havermale Orient America

Looters and New Tremors Plague After Ecuador Quake

Quito eyewitness reports describe fresh tremors spreading panic among 150000 homeless while authorities tally 6000 dead. Soldiers combat looting by Salasaca Indians as Pelileo faces devastation and landslides trap workers amid ruined towns and flooded farms.

Quito Ecuador Andes Here Ambato Pelhico Pelileo Salasaca

Johnson Agrees To Take 60 Percent Europe Arms Cash

Secretary of Defense Johnson told senators the military favors a 60 percent cash 40 percent contract split for the 1450 million arms program to spread costs over two or three years. He said 60 percent of the 1160 million for western Europe must be in cash, with the rest in future contract authority.

Washington Johnson Military Department Truman America Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Vandenberg Western Europe Saltonstall R-Mass Congress Greece Turkey Iran Philippines Korea Acheson House Foreign Affairs Committee Bradley Omar Bradley Army Britain Netherlands Luxembourg France Belgium Western Union

Hogs Reach New Highs At 23.65 A Hundredweight

Live hogs rose to 23.65 per hundredweight the highest since November 30, with prices up as much as 25 cents on the day and 30 cents from yesterday. The year’s previous peak was 23.50 in mid July and the November high was 23.85. top quality hogs were as low as 18.25 in April.

Chicago

New Case Tractors Immediate Delivery Virginia Machinery Co

Classified items list multiple notices including new case tractors for immediate delivery from Virginia Machinery Co at 21 W Cecil St. Also job ad for automobile parts counter sales, sale attendee notice for Cornwel property, trustee J P Reardon, Lions Yard Party at Stephens City High School, kindergarten enrollment contact at Presbyterian Weekday Kindergarten. 1p-8-10-31 ad dates August 12 13 and 31.

NEW Case Immediate Delivery Virginia Machinery CO W. Cecil ST Court House Ad. J. P. Reardon Stephens City High School

Fiery Indiana bus wreck prompts fatal crash report

Chronicle notes 15 people die in a bus wreck at a bridge abutment in Indiana. Details focus on the incident site and casualties, with no quotes beyond initial recollection of authority reactions.

Indiana Bridge

Sixth Polio Case Reported Here in Winchester

The sixth polio case in Winchester and Frederick County developed yesterday. A 24 year old Mongold, son of Jack Mongold of 20 Valley Ave, has been sent to Richmond for oatment. Dr J W health officer announced this afternoon as Winchester council met in special session to ward off further spread.

Winchester Frederick County Mongold Jack Mongold Valley Ave Richmond

Rotary Governor to Visit Winchester Club Tomorrow

Dr. George W. Leavell of Bristol Rotary district governor will visit the Winchester club tomorrow. He meets with board members and committee chairmen at 11 30 a.m and attends the 1 p.m. luncheon at the hotel. Annual Rotary picnic is set for Aug 18 at the McSherry Luptons with Claude Cammer as chairman.

George W. Leavell Bristol Rotary Winchester Club McSherry Luptons Claude Cammer Dr. Leavell Strasburg Club Walker McC. Bond Winchester

Commonwealth seizes Clifton Forge Waynesboro Telephone

Richmond August 10 The Commonwealth took over the Clifton Forge Waynesboro Telephone Co to prevent service disruption amid a strike by about 70 workers. Fred A Saunders of the State Corporation Commission reported operations normal.

Richmond The Commonwealth Today Clifton Forge Waynesboro Telephone Co Fred A Saunders State Corporation Commission

Fifteen Charred Bodies Found After Bloomington Bus Crash

A Greyhound bus wreck near Bloomington Indiana left fifteen dead and twelve injured. Survivors escaped through a rear window after the vehicle hit a bridge abutment and caught fire, with the bus still smoldering two hours later.

Bloomington Ind Here Muddy Fork Creek Edgar Indian Davis Everett Miles Monroe Joseph Master

West German Election Faces Two Charismatic Leaders

Western Germany prepares for its first national vote in 17 years to choose between Kurt Schumacher, veteran socialist leader with wartime injuries, and Konrad Adenauer, seasoned Christian Democrat backed by private enterprise. Each rival is touted as possible president as 1000 candidates vie for 400 Bundestag seats under a new federal republic.

Frankfurt Germany Hitler German Federal Republic Hitler II Elbe New Republic Kurt Schumacher Social Democratic Party Social Democrats Konrad Adenautz Christian Democratic Union Schumacher Socialist Democratic Adenauer Bundestagen Bundestage Bundstag

Also Mentioned on This Page

Win Winchester Police Sid Reds JCC Europe Council Herriott Laurel Hill Church Stephenson Mercury Truck Suppliers, Inc Presbyterian Curtis Fray Presbyterian Church Office Charlotte N. C J. C. Rogers Scotty Johnny Annie Stelzriede Providence R. 1 Shirley Mae Wills Lancaster Shirley Mae Anne Rogers York California Arizona R. I Col
Search Courier

Search the Winchester Evening Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Winchester Evening Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication