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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1946

Page

6

Mayor Speaks At Kiwanis Meeting in Grinchester

At a Kiwanis gathering in Grinchester town officials praised the Police Department and outlined next year plans. Two attendance contest teams were named The Whizzabangs led by Ellis Har and The Co Getters led by William A. Rucker.

Winchester Woolen Mills Howard Cather Bill Rucker Laurens P. Jones Robert M. Engle Floyd Moore Hampton Moore Et Endance Secord Gray Henry Williams B and O. Railroad Baltimore Delmar Robinson Amos Shyrock Frank Bailey Shyrock

More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Ad

An advertisement promotes FAS improved powder to secure upper and lower plates for comfort. It claims no gummy taste, a non acidic formula, and dentures feel firmer with no denture breath. Available at any drug store.

Rainfall totals and monthly averages from Winchester Lab

Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour precipitation data and year to date totals. Average monthly rainfall, based on a 33 year period from 1913 to 1945, lists values for each month from January to December with totals ranging from 1.97 inches to 3.85 inches. Data courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Soviet Shadow Now Hovering Over Palestine

Washington dispatch cites Bartley Crum accusing Britain and state department officials of blocking Jewish immigration to Palestine. Crum alleges British fear of war with Russia guides policy and says U S promises and congressional resolutions were secret betrayed. He calls for Henderson resignation and claims Truman messages were delivered to Britain before Americans received them.

Washington Bartley Crum Palestine Commission England Russia Palestine Crump Foreign Office Britain Crum State Department U. S Loy Henderson Middle Eastern Henderson Commission Congress Truman

Walter Mason Dies Of Heart Attack At Work

Walter Thomas Mason, 62, a Gainesboro resident, died of a heart attack yesterday morning at 10:30 while working at the H. W. Butler Packing House. He lived with Mrs. Eva Loy at 516 North Cameron Street. Born June 26, 1884 in Gainesboro, he was the son of the late Mrs. Susan Mason. Survived by numerous nieces and nephews in Morgan County West Virginia. The body rests at Omps Funeral Home pending burial arrangements.

Walter Thomas Mason Gainesboro H. W. Butler Packing House Eva Loy North Cameron Street Mr. Mason Susan Mason Morgan County W. Va Omps Funeral

United States Presses Yugoslavia Note and Security Council Prep

The note was handed late yesterday as Byrnes and Under Secretary Acheson prepared to present the American case to the Security Council. Washington shows anxiety and resolve, marking a firm stand against Soviet demands for Dardanelles input and a new policy resisting appeasement of Soviet influence over smaller nations. The note stressed urgency, signaling a quick test of policy amid unprecedented peacetime diplomatic language.

Byrnes Acheson Security Council United States Russia Dardanelles

Byrd Wins Democratic Primary With 141,923 Votes

Final official returns show Senator Harry F. Byrd leading Hutchinson 141,923 to 81,605 in the August 5 Democratic primary. The State Board of Elections canvassed results and noted Byrd carried nine of 100 counties and seven of 24 cities, with Hutchinson strongest in urban areas. Other returns include Gary 17,728 over Folkes 15,209 in the Third District and Hardy 21,081 over Caughton 10,468 in the Second District.

Richmond Harry F. Byrd Martin A. Hutchinson State Board of Elections State Board J. Vaughan Gary Minetree Folkes, Jr Porter Hardy, Jr Ralph H. Caughton Alleghany Chesterfield Craig Dickinson Henrico, Lee Norfolk Scott and Wise Alexandria Clifton Forge Hopewell Newport News Portsanad Radford South Norfolk

High Knob Picnic Promotes Regional Recreation Plan

At High Knob peak in Jefferson National Forest residents of five states plan a large Saturday picnic. The event aims to persuade leaders to develop High Knob as a regional recreation area serving Southwest Virginia and beyond, backed by the Virginia State Conservation Commission.

High Knob Jefferson National Forest Appalachian Highlands Southwest Virginia Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Virginia State Conservation Commission

Winchester Man Elected Head of Firemen Assoc

John A. Boyd of 21 East Monmouth Street was elected president of the Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association at Martinsburg opening session. He previously served as vice president and leads activities in the South End company and Winchester Volunteer Firemen's Association. The 1947 convention is set for Waynesboro Pennsylvania the week of July 8 during Waynesboro's 150th anniversary celebration. A banquet and a firefighting demonstration capped yesterday's events.

John A. Boyd South End Fire Company Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association Martinsburg Boyd East Monmouth Street South End Winchester Volunteer Firemen’s Association Waynesboro

Greek Premier Moves on Albania at Peace Conference

Paris August 22 Greek Premier Constantin Tsaldaris attacked Albania in a Peace Conference speech and signaled a proposed amendment to the Italian treaty to award northern Epirus to Greece. He asserted centuries old claims and noted a formal state of war with Albania. Enver Hoxha responded in a separate committee hearing.

Paris Constantin Tsaldaris Albania Epirus Greece Hoxha Enver Hoxha Marshal Tito Yugoslavia Tsaldaris Brazil Italy China Belgium Canada Netherlands

Amendment changes phrasing of Italian victory note

The proposed amendment would alter the text to state in consequence of the victories of the Allied forces and with the assistance of the democratic elements of the Italian people. The change emphasizes Allied successes and Italian democratic support.

State Democrats Preparing for September Convention

Virginia Democrats weigh two possible nominees as August withdrawals clear way for a Carter endorsement in Bristol and Norfolk. J. Lloyd Byars withdraws from the race and backs C. S. Carter while Sussex delegates urge Colgate W. Darden Jr. to accept the nomination. Dover withdraws credentials and hints at a Republican challenger for A. Willis Robertson.

Virginia Carter Glass J. Lloyd Byars Bristol C. S. Carter Richmond Sussex Democrats Sussex County Colgate W. Darden Jr Norfolk Darden Washington Carter Dover Rep A. Willis Robertson

Eight Die and Twenty Hurt in Aero-Jet Explosion

Eight people die and about twenty are injured after a fire and explosion at Aero-Jet Engineering Corp in Azusa California. Navy authorities take charge as the blast damages nearby areas and is heard in Los Angeles and at Wrigley Field.

Azusa Calif Aero-Jet Engineering Corp Navy Wrigley Field Los Angeles

Explosion at Apex Plant Rocks Nitro West Virginia

An explosion at the Ohio Apex Company Nitro plant near Charleston West Virginia sent seven to eight injured workers to hospitals. Reporter Cecil Walker of Kanawha Valley Leader felt the blast about one mile away as ambulances swarmed the scene.

W. Va Ohio Apex Company Charleston Ere Cecil Walker Kanawha Valley Leader Walker

Byrnes to Replace Bull as Chief of Staff in Occupation Army

Byrnes, vice premier, plans to succeed Maj. Gen. H. R. Bull as chief of staff of the U.S. Army of Occupation in Germany. Huebner to take Bull’s post under Gen. Joseph T. McNary. Byrnes has been in long distance contact with President Truman aboard the Presidential Yacht Williamsburg and with Dean Acheson in Washington.

H. R. Bull U. 58. Army of Occupation Germany Huebner Bull Joseph T. McNarney Byrnes President Truman Williamsburg Atlantic Dean Acheson Washington

Unrest in Occupied Zone as Allies Hint at Yugoslavia Rift

A tense scene in the Tito American and British occupancy zone shows many senior officers missing from posts amid unusual activity. Some Allied figures speculate Washington could cut diplomatic ties with Yugoslavia after two C-47s were shot down. An anonymous veteran asserts the aircraft sounded like American P-51 Mustangs.

Betwen Italy Yugoslavia Washington

Residents live within twenty miles of Winchester center

About 52 747 people reside within 20 miles of Winchester with a thirty minute slow driving time to Northwest Virginia shopping center.

Winchester Northwest Virginia

Local Delegates Return From State Legion Convention

Local delegates who attended the State American Legion convention in Richmond from August 17 to 21 returned last night. They wore names including Mifflin Clowe, C. F. Schenck, James Keffer, P. G. Ireland, Thos. Anderson, Robert Pizziano, Turner Senciadiver, Edward Goss, Ralph Grubbs, Phil Fowle, Harry Fowle, L. E. Hill, commander elect, and Eugene Dearing. The delegates helped present and secure several resolutions approved by the convention.

American Legion Richmond Wear Mifflin Clowe C. F. Schenck James Keffer P. G. Ireland Thos. Anderson Robert Pizziano Turner Senciadiver Edward Goss Ralph Grubbs Phil Fowle Harry Fowle L. E. Hill Eugene Dearing

Fowle Wins Low Net at Richmond Golf Tourney

Harry Fowle captured the low net score at the annual golf tournament held in Richmond during the convention, marking a standout performance among competitors.

Vention Harry Fowle Richmond

Borden named inspector for Virginia DMV

Richard F. Borden of Middletown formerly with the Winchester Police Force has joined the Virginia State Division of Motor Vehicles as inspector for the Northern Virginia area. He is stationed in Winchester.

Richard F. Borden Middletown Winchester Virginia State Division of Motor Vehicles Virginia

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