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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1949

Page

9

Ayers Named Manager at National Fruit Martinsburg Plant

Paul L. Ayers takes over operations at the Martinsburg West Virginia plant succeeding M. C. Bailey who moves to Winchester. Bailey received a testimonial dinner and a watch for 80 years with National Fruit. Ayers, with the company since 1935, will start production Aug 25 focusing on apple juice and sauce with year round pectin.

Paul L. Ayers National Fruit Product Co Martinsburg West Virginia W. W. Hunt Ayers M. C. Bailey National Fruit Winchester Waynesboro

Soap Still Luxury In Many European Countries

CARE reports across Europe show soap remains a luxury for many households and institutions. Prices vary by country with rationing in Czechoslovakia Poland Germany and Britain delivers only small bars. distribution to low income families is the key need.

Vienna Europe Associated Press France Italy Britain Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Poland Austria Germany

Lightning Safety Zones and Resistance to Thunder Lightning

Diagrams from Westinghouse Engineer illustrate safe zones near tall conductive structures and power lines during storms. The article notes lightning can strike zones but occurs only about once in a thousand events. A photo depicts artificial lighting striking a car and a driver surviving, evidenced by a flash from the wheel rim.

Westinghouse

Animals Illustrate How to Get Along

A. L. Blakeslee reports that the coyote, armadillo, and white tailed deer are expanding their ranges in the United States by adapting to human presence. The coyote thrives near civilization, the armadillo rolls into a ball and digs for insects, and the white tailed deer benefits from open meadows and forest margins, aiding state budgets through hunting and protection regimes.

United States Harold E. Anthony Department of Mammals American Museum of Natural History Smart Ohio Alaska Anthony Texas South America Mexico

Ex-chief Heywood Leake Charged With Felonious Assault

Harrisonburg Aug 12 Commonwealth's Attorney George D Conrad charges Heywood Leake former Elkton police chief with felonious assault in a State warrant Leake one of two Elkton policemen arrested on private warrants after Thomas E Frazier a motorist, was arrested on a drunken driving charge Frazier hospitalized here

Harrisonburg Commonwealth George D. Conrad Heywood Leake Elkton Leake Thomas E. Frazier Conrad Frazier

Estimated human height limit for balance and form

The text argues no historically recorded giant exceeded 915 feet, suggesting this as a practical ceiling for human growth to avoid top heaviness and loss of balance. It frames 915 feet as the potential maximum height.

Airminded Youths To Attend Camp At Langley Field

Three 16 year old Winchester boys Kenneth Miller Donald Mason and Hedrick Light are scheduled for a two week aeronautical encampment at Langley Field Newport News beginning Monday The Langley field camp is one of 22 nationwide offering basic aeronautical training plus military discipline The CAP covers all expenses except meals Hedrick Light previously attended the program and both he and the others participate in the local CAP squadron at Valley Airport every Tuesday night

Winchester Langley Field Newport News Kenneth Miller Kenneth L. Miller Valley Ave Donald Mason Grace Mason Charles St Hedrick Light Lela Light Kent United States CAP The Valley

Minnigerode Trains At Little Creek Base

John H. Minnigerode a 2d class midshipman at the U S Naval Academy trains at the Little Creek amphibious base Virginia. About 880 midshipmen receive the training which ends with a final landing exercise at Camp Pendleton to secure a beachhead. The operation features paratroop drops from the 82d Airborne division plus glider and helicopter resupply, simulated gunfire and air support.

John H. Bryan Minnigerode U. S. Naval Academy Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek John Minnigerode W. Amherst St Camp Pendleton 82D Airborne Division

Purcellville Clergyman Reverend C W McElroy Dies

Reverend Charles William McElroy 74 of Purcellville died at Winchester hospital after an extended illness. He retired last year from the Upperville Baptist charge and served 25 years as a trustee of the Salem orphanage and Bluefield College in West Virginia. He leaves a widow, a son and a daughter.

Charles William McElroy Purcellville Winchester Hospital Upperville Baptist Charge Salem Bluefield W. Va

Police Court Cases Heard by Judge John Rice

Dallis E. Racey of Stephens City cited for speeding with a $14.25 fine. William Smith of Fairmont Ave. cited for drunkenness with a $14.25 fine. Marcellis Anderson of Winchester cited for drunkenness with a $14.25 fine. Carl Dunlap of Gore cited for drunkenness and vagrancy with a $14.25 fine. Charles Henry Thomas of 420 N Kent St. cited for drunkenness with a $14.25 fine.

John Rice Dallis E. Racey Stephens City William Smith Fairmont Ave Marcellis Anderson Winchester Carl Dunlap Gore Charles Henry Thomas Kent St

Mrs. Robert Hahn Dies in Marion Ohio

Mrs. Taylor F. Hahn of 555 N Loudoun St reports the death of her sister in law Mrs. Robert L. Hahn in Marion Ohio. The former Laura N Cook of Winchester is survived by husband Grover Hahn two daughters Miss Grace Hahn and Mrs. Elsie Orr and one son. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Marion.

Taylor F. Hahn Loudoun St Robert L. Hahn Marion Laura N. Cook Winchester R. L. Hahn Grace Hahn Elsie Orr Grover Hahn Ohio

Middletown Grange Meets Tonight With Rural Conference

Middletown Grange will hold an 8 o'clock meeting to hear Rev. L. P. Tederick discuss the Rural Minister's conference. The session will also plan a hayride and a hot dog roast event.

Middletown L. P. Tederick

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Bailey Bath & Furnace U.S. Highway Rileys Real Estate Agency Rouss Ave Dial Noah Webster Northern Virginia Power Company Roger State Fair Fae Monda Wnnoven Noge Genes Bre Fafa Youth Mochey Sullivan s _ EXPOSITION Michael O'Day Hal Reynolds Virginia Main Gapes Senseny Road Ball Park Molden Electric CO AP News BY A. L. Blakeslee AP Science Reporter New York Dapper Duncan Rees A. F. Rees, Inc Berryville, VA C. W. M’elroy Robert Hahn Grange S. Braddock Delicatessen Safeway Hudson New America Kern Motor CO S. Loudoun St
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