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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1950

Page

6

Transfers Property Involving Winchester Area Parcels

A series of property transfers are recorded around Winchester and adjacent towns. Deeds list numerous parcels along Route 11 and Route 50, near Kernstown, Shawnee District, Stephens City, and the town proper. Buyers include individuals and couples such as Leonard and Josephine Strader, Clayton and Jots Martin, George Coffman, Leo Webber, Maurice Keller, Wayne Warren, B. A. Bearey, David Fletcher, Grandville Crabill, Courtney Lowe, William Artrip, Ivan Rankin, Ruth Grimlot, and Ruth McFadden, among others, with various parcels and improvements conveyed.

Leonard Josephine Strader Mill Road P. Sages Clayton Martin Winchester James Andrew Ratcliff George C. Coffman Funkhouser Addition J. Ward Purcell Leon W. Webber Cons Smoke, Jr Bloom Beecher DeHaven David Fletcher Stone Courtney L. Lowe Poor House Edgar Kerns William F. Artrip Thomas G. Scully Ivan M. Rankin City OF Grace H. Whitacre Walter R. Smith Orchard Ave Ruth D. McFadden Catherine McVicar Rice Stonewall Newcome and Wife Imee Ik Street Josephb. Newlin Ruth D. Grimlot E. James St

Grimm Brothers and their unfinished dictionary

The brothers Grimm were Jacob Ludwig Karl and Wilhelm Grimm known for fairy tales written for leisure. They pursued a monumental but unfinished project, a dictionary of the German language, regarded as their greatest work. The belated Belgian king’s remark on polemics explains the term as disputation, from a Greek root meaning warlike.

Jacob Ludwig Karl Grimm Wilhelm Grimm Leopold Belgium Co.c.r. A

Frost Threatens U.S. Feed Crops Shaping Livestock Costs

Agriculture officials warn an early frost could alter feed grain prospects, with cool wet conditions hurting corn development. Forecast shows corn output near 3.17 billion bushels, above 1923-32 average but below last year, while soybeans, sugar beets, sorghum, and other crops expected strong.

Washington Jack Frost Agriculture Department

Pressman Resigns From Labor Party

Lee Pressman, former New Deal and CIO official linked by critics to communism, resigns from the American Labor Party. He notes the party no longer reflects the interests and aspirations of American labor as he backs Henry A. Wallace and cites internal disputes over the Soviet Union and Korea.

New York Lee Pressman New Deal CIO American Labor Party Commun Party Pressman Henry A. Wallace Progressive Party Soviet Union American Labor Party Today

Senator Pepper Links Hughes Wire Taps To Private Parties

Senator Pepper states during a Senate inquiry into wartime Hughes contracts that Hughes wiretaps were conducted at the direction of private parties. He notes no names, but suggests a metropolitan police officer acted as a private instrument. Lt. Joseph Shimon may testify next week.

Washington Pepper D-Fla Howard Hughes Senate Senate District of Columbia Hughes Joseph Shimon U. S. District Attorney’s Office Shimon

Is Fort Christmas in Florida Still Standing

H. W. C. A. Christmas sits in eastern Orange County near the St. Johns River. The old fort there has long since been destroyed by forest fires and neglect, existing now only in memory, though the name remains famous as thousands of Christmas cards are mailed from the town with its postmark and tree cachet.

A. Christmas Orange County St. Johns River Florida

South Korea Germ Warfare Plan Reported by Pravda

Pravda quoted a document found in Seoul alleging the South Korean government planned germ warfare against North Korea this year, with US orders cited. Izvestia and Radio Moscow linked WWII Japanese officers and experts to bacteriological programs, while Camp Dietrich reference confusion was noted.

Pravda Common Party Seoul North Korea Camp Dietrich Germany Japan Soviet Union Izvestia Radio Moscow United States America

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