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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1952

Page

2

Crippled British Airliner Plunges Into Mediterranean

A four engine British airliner, Hermes operated by Air Work Ltd on charter to the Sudan government, plunged off Trapani Sicily into the Mediterranean. Fifty of 57 aboard were saved by fishing boats as three bodies were recovered and one hostess remained missing. The flight from Malta to Sudan carried 51 passengers and six crew members.

Trapani Sicily Mediterranean London Malta Arnaldo Taddei Taddei Hermes Air Work, Ltd

Two Vehicles Collide In Saturday's Traffic Report

Off icer Holmes McFarland reports a collision at the intersection of Washington and Wolfe Street. Willis of Bloom ery Star Route driving south in a Plymouth crashes with a 1940 Ford pickup going west. Plymouth damages estimated at 175 dollars and Ford at 7.

Holmes McFarland Willis Bloomery Star Washington Wolfe St

Lions Club to Hold Business Meet Tomorrow

The Lions Club schedules a business session tomorrow with a juncheon noted in the upcoming agenda. Members are urged to attend and participate in committee reports and project planning.

Lions Club

Gore Youth Wounded in Korean War

SFC Lester F. Kilham of Gore was wounded while serving with United States troops in Korea and is reported improving after a hospital stay in Tokyo. Kilham, a Harpers Ferry native who enlisted in 1944, moved from Navy to Army and has been in the Far East since December 1951. The Defense Department also listed six other Virginians with casualty statuses including one killed and several wounded or missing in action.

Clyde Haymaker Gore Lester F. Kilham United States Korea Kilham Tokyo Haymaker Set Kilham Harpers Ferry W. Va Hayfield Stephens City Navy Army Far East Defense Department Richard R McCullough Earl T. McCullough Arlington Village Arlington Clarence E May, Jr Bmon E, May College St Bridgewater Lee R. Cousin Lillie B. Cousin South Jones St Vancy Cleo Powers Kells Powers Duffield Scott County Verlin Edward Shrader Lee F Shrader Niday Bland County Robert H. Molloy Margaret H. Boomer West 23Rd St Norfolk

Two Buildings Burn At Nicodemus Farm

Two buildings burned at the Nicodemus Orchards property of H. W. Butler and Bro. two miles north of Winchester off Route 11 on Saturday afternoon after the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen parade at 3:20. Fire companies Clearbrook South End and Friendship responded. H. W. Butler Jr noted quick firemen action saved a larger nearby structure. Loss estimated at 300 dollars with 1500 dollars saved by their efforts. Cause undetermined.

Nicodemus Orchards

Traffic Club Picnic Set For Shade's Park Pavilion

The Shenandoah Traffic Club will hold its annual picnic at Shade's Park pavilion on Wednesday from 6 to 11 p m Reservations are required through secretary Jack McAboy.

Shade's Park Jack McAboy

Crop Short boosts price outlook for apples in region

Martinsburg officials report a bright price outlook as Appalachian Apple Service says the four year low harvest and East and Midwest shortages push demand. Growers with flexible markets may capture profits, with $1.25 per 100 pounds for 2 1/4 by 2 1/2 inch apples noted. National Fruit Products Co. delays start of its season.

Martinsburg W. Va Appalachian Apple Service Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Carroll R. Miller Berkeley Jeff County East Midwest National Fruit Products Co

Calves Die In Virginia Barn Fire Near Purcellville

A barn fire two miles south of Purcellville, Loudoun County Virginia, killed eight calves. Firemen from Purcellville and nearby Ham suspended efforts to save adjoining buildings as a 40 cow dairy barn burned amid large quantities of new straw and farm manure. The cause remains undetermined.

Here Purcellville Ham Incroaiinga Virginia Loudoun

Grocers Study Five Day Week in Norfolk

In Norfolk, major independent grocers and two large chains will discuss a five day week for operations. A proposed plan would close stores on Mondays with Tuesday to Saturday hours. The motive is a tight labor market affecting store staffing.

Norfolk Grocery Trade

Farm Auction Calendar Across Hampshire and Frederick Counties

August sales list shows multiple auctions with dates from August 27 to September 13. Items include livestock, cattle, dairy equipment, furniture, farm machinery, real estate, automobiles, and household goods, with auctioneers Chas Duvall W. D. Orndorff and others, in Berryville Romney Winchester and surrounding area.

Tom Price W. Va Lewis & Chas. Duvall Linaburg Mt. Falls Seid W. D. Orndorfferet A . Larrick Gainesboro Hayfield Chas. Duvall G. G. Baker Frederick County Court House South Braddock Cary Davenport South Cameron St E. T. Snider J. C. Stipe Berryville W. D. Orndorff Roy A. Larrick Loy H. Hook Court House Romney Hampshire County H. F E.S.T L. G. Kercheval Wickliffe Church Chas, Duvall

Strother to Head New Bible Meeting in Frederick

B F Strother president of the Frederick County Council of Churches will chair the county observance of the Revised Standard Version Bible publication at James Wood High School on September 30. Committees are named with Strother as chair and ministers including Donald Austin and A Bradford Philadelphia PA among speakers.

B. F. Strother Frederick County J. Floyd Wine A. R. Marks Rence Donald Austin Bradford Philadelphia

Stock Car Races Postponed At Winchester Here Next Sunday

Unusually high number of cracks ups at Richmond late in the week leads Winchester Airport Speedway management to postpone yesterday's modified stock car races. Only eight cars appeared. a full card with added features is promised for next Sunday. Return tickets and grandstand stubs will be honored. time trials at 1 p.m. and races at 2 30 p.m. to draw a larger crowd.

Richmond Winchester Airport Speedway

Weather Disrupts U S At Panmunjom Truce Site

Rain floods a stream at Panmunjom forcing U S personnel to move 11 tents and gear to higher ground near the armistice conference tent. A balloon marking the neutral zone broke loose as five soldiers waded waist deep. Main UN camp assistance flew in. road closed by high water. Local cinema offered Singing in the Rain.

Munsan Korea U. S Panmunjom Neutral Zone U.N

Truman appoints Briggs as ambassador to Korea

President Truman named Ellis O. Briggs currently ambassador to Czechoslovakia as the new ambassador to Korea. Briggs replaces the prior envoy and continues American diplomatic work in East Asia amid postwar tensions.

Washington Truman Ellis O. Briggs Czechoslovakia Korea

Fire Guts Home On N Kent Street

A two story frame dwelling owned by Mr and Mrs John Yates at 583 N Kent Street was gutted by a fire about 135 yesterday afternoon. The blaze started in the rear and spread quickly due to tar paper and brick siding. Three local fire companies battled the fire and contained it before it reached neighboring structures. The house was insured though there was said to be no insurance on the contents.

John Yates N. Kent Street

Protested game credited to Royal Crown in 2 1 win

The protest over the August 8 softball game between J. V. Arthur and Royal Crown was upheld, with Royal Crown officially credited for the 2 1 victory. Commissioner Kenneth Ashby confirmed the umpire’s call stood.

J. V. Arthur Royal Crown R. C Commis

Elmer T Bland Rites Tomorrow

Funeral services for Elmer Thompson Bland of Harrisburg Pa who died Friday will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from Cartwright Home with Rev Ralph Laws officiating. Burial will be in White Post Cemetery. He is survived by three sisters Alice Bland Medley and Mrs Harrisburg Pa and James E Bland of Washington four aunts and several other relatives.

Elmer Thompson Bland Harrisburg Cartwright Ralph Laws Shildhn Baptist Church Offici White Post Cemetery Travers Alice Bland Medley Harrisburg, Pa James E. Bland Washington

Spiritual Emphasis Week Opens in City

Lester Lamb and Sarah Shiley led worship at the first in a series of Spiritual Emphasis Week meetings sponsored by the Winchester Youth Council. The supper followed, with Rev. E. T. Clark Jr. delivering What it Means to be a Christian and Helen Garner Edmonds singing Beneath the Cross of Jesus. The second meeting is at 6 tonight at the Presbyterian Church.

Lester Lamb Sarah Shiley Winchester Youth Council E. T. Clark, Jr Cross of Jesus Helen Garner Edmonds Presbyterian Church

Clarke County Repaid After Shortage in Treasurer Burtner Case

Clarke County received 76433.10 from Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland after a judicial hearing in Front Royal. The payment settles the shortage charged to former County Treasurer W. D. Burtner, who is awaiting embezzlement trial. Anne H. Cooley, who succeeded Burtner, was granted the judgment for the commonwealth.

Berryville Clarke County W. D. Burtner Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland Elliott Front Royal Commonwealth of Virginia Anne H. Cooley Burtner Weseunte

Largent to Be Speaker At Exchange Luncheon

F. L. Largent Jr will speak at the regular luncheon of the club tomorrow at 12 15 at the George Washington. His topic is Present Day Labor Legislation.

Largent F. L. Largent, Jr George Washington Labor Legislatn

How's Your I Q Answers From Page Four

Answers to quip questions printed on page 4 reveal a mix of topics. Notable items include the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and James Gordon Bennett as owner of the New York Herald, with references to a 13 year old in 1914 and mentions of G. K. Chesterton and horse racing.

Independent Order of Odd Fellows James Gordon Bennett The New York Herald G. K. Chesterton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jones Nomee Nicodemus Farm Traffic Club Allis-Chalmers Nebr H. P Draw Bar Belt N. Cameron St John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc Braddock Winchester Strother New Bible Meeting U.S Bulletin John Stuart and CO Clearbrook, VA Winchester Fire Guts N. Kent St R.C el Keller Kenneth Ashby Elmer T. Bland Ist I. Q Funeral Home Winchester Mountain Falls Strasburg Bryan Linaburg Reuben Hulver Delco North Martinsburg Pike A. J. Bowen Riley’s Real Estate Rouss Ave DIAL P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp N. Kent Circuit Court Elwood Junior Henry Metes and Bounds Mary Et Elwood Junior Henry Herbert S. Larrick Ridgeway Guernsey Ayrshire Ford Tractor International John Deere McCormick- Deering Ontario New Idea Siz International Milking Machine Tom Price Ridgeway W. Strong Lewis & Chas Duvall Hensell G. E. Vickers Brucetown Methodist Church
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