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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1948

Page

2

Rate Increases Loom for Bell System

New York December 2 American Telephone and Telegraph Co subsidiaries say Bell System has applications pending in 29 states for 240 million dollars in rate increases to cover higher costs. Officials say postwar boosts would average about 22 percent if granted, with 14 percent already in effect for local and toll services.

New York American Telephone and Telegraph Co Bell System Maryland West Virginia Washington State

Inflation Ties Feasts to Aid Levels Cited

In a statement tied to inflation concerns, officials say aid remains at current levels and the ongoing rate round should be the last. The remark signals a push to stabilize costs as economic pressures ease.

Budget Troubles Loom as Federal Costs Rise

Webb warns the Federal budget remains large and hard to trim due to high commitments. He cites rising outlays in national defense, the European Recovery Program, and interest on the public debt, which will outweigh savings from program cuts and tax refunds. He notes $1.9 billion of the $42 billion 1949 budget is for grants to state and local governments and is largely fixed.

Webb

China Aid Plans Await White House Action

Ambassador Wellington Koo urged swift American aid to Chiang Kai-Shek and his Nationalists as a crucial deadline loomed. Madame Chiang Kai-shek arrived in New York while Chiang’s political future faced signs of liberal opposition threatening his grip on power amid a red menace in China.

Economic Cooperation Administration State Department Truman Chiang Kai-Shek China Wellington Koo China Institute New York City Chiang Leesburg Marshall Woo Koo Washington

Air Force eyes two year wait for B-49 Flying Wing units

The Air Force plans big bombers but expects at least two more years before forming combat units of the B-49 Flying Wing. About 30 ordered jets are on hand, with 1951 projected before squadrons can use them. The B-49 carries over 15 tons of bombs, with a 1500 mile radius.

Washington Air Force Northrop Aircraft Company Consolidated Vultee

Church Members Turn Carpenters Finish Basement

The Elm St Full Gospel church uses the finished basement for services announced by Rev. I. L. Stonesifer. Church men did most carpentry. auditorium to be completed by February. Stonesifer, from Laurel Maryland, previously built churches in Laurel and Browntown. He and his wife reside on Front Royal Rd. with four of six children James Don Christine Bryan.

Elm St Full Gospel I. L. Stonesifer Stonesifer Laurel Laurel Full Assembly Browntown Front Royal Rd

Pheasant Outpaces Grouse After Rising

A note describes a pheasant rising quickly and flying faster than a grouse as it escapes. The scene emphasizes speed and flight dynamics in a countryside setting.

Sales Directory December Auctions In Virginia Listings

DEC 3 9 a.m Eston Rudolph sale four miles north of Winchester includes live stock farm implements and household goods DEC 4 12 Noon Valley Pike near city limits Milton A Conner property DEC 4 10 30 a m Mrs Fannie Frazier and Mrs Fred Lemley personal property Steph ens City Va DEC 8 J H Funkhouser Estate Hill and Dale Farm Double Toll Gate includes livestock and farm machinery DEC 7 10 a m Estate of Daisy D Cochran George W Slowser warehouse 21 Clark St

Eston Rudolph Winchester Valley -Pike Milton A. Conner Fannie Frazier Fred Lemley Stephens City J. H. Funkhouser Hill & Dale Farm Daisy D. Cochran George W. Slowser Clark St

Blue Baby Undergoes First Tests for Heart Operation

Claude Line, 13, of Mountain Falls Virginia, began the first of several tests to judge his eligibility for a heart operation at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. A hospital spokesman said Claude was resting well and that test results would come this weekend. He was born with an obstruction in the pulmonary artery reducing blood flow to the lungs for oxygenation.

Claude Line Mountain Falls Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Clauttie

Defective Flue Blamed for Kitchen Fire

A kitchen fire in the Mrs. Ella Guthridge house at Middletown gutted a unit occupied by Charles Franklin. Fire damage was about $2000 with partial insurance. Firemen confined the flames to the kitchen in under 20 minutes. a defective flue is suspected. Harrison Keeler drove the fire truck after Mrs. Franklin raised the alarm.

Charles Franklin Ella Guthridge Middletown Harrison Keeler Franklin

Woods reports Virginia Senate campaign expenditures

Republican Robert H. Woods, defeated in the U S Senate race, filed totals with the State Board of Elections showing campaign expenditures and disbursements of 9620 and receipts of 3165. Contributions included 1000 from the GOP Senatorial Finance Committee and 1750 from the state central committee, plus smaller gifts.

Richmond Robert H. Woods U. S. Senate Virginia State Board of Elections GOP Senatorial State Central Committee Earl Lutz W. H. Logan Charles O. Pratt Fred Miller

Economy Council Making Progress

State Senator Lloyd C. Bird reports the Advisory Council on the Virginia Economy is making good progress in analyzing the state's economic needs. The executive committee yesterday discussed reports from 32 committee chairmen.

Richmond Lloyd C. Bird Advisory Council Virginia

Korea Seeks Doubling of South Korean Army

Col M Preston Goodfellow, envoy for President Syngman Rhee, urged allied HQs to immediately double South Korea's army from 50 000 to 100 000. The nation also has 30 000 armed police, with U S forces backing the military. Russia has a 200 000 northern Korean army amid threats to the south.

Tokyo Col M. Preston Goodfellow Syngman Rhee Goodfellow South Korea U. S Russia South Korea Republic

Salaries Set for Virginia County Officials and Attorneys

The State Compensation Board fixed 1949 salaries and office allowances for Virginia county and city commissioners of the revenue and commonwealths attorneys totaling 1,696,699.15. Increases cited, with detailed figures for Clarke Shenandoah Page Frederick Warren Loudoun Staunton Harrisonburg Winchester and others, and plans to release treasurers sheriffs and city sergeants later.

Richmond State Compensation Board the Revenue and Commonwealth Virginia County Commonwealth City Commonwealth Clarke Frederick Page Shenandoah Harrisonburg Staunton Winchester Commonwealth Loudoun Warren Commonwealth Attorneys

Barney Tells Rotary of Tax Legislation

Wendell Barney a certified public accountant and tax consultant spoke to the Rotary today on recently enacted federal tax legislation. Barney a partner of Leach Calkins and Scott was introduced by Philip B. Glaize.

Wendell Barney Barney Leach, Calkins and Scott Philip B. Glaize

Post Office Target for Reorganization Hinted

New York December 2 Republican Clarence Brown said the post office department is a chief target of the bipartisan commission studying government reorganization. He spoke to the annual Congress of Manufacturers noting potential developments in the nation’s greatest federal service agency.

New York Clarence Brown Ohio Post Office Department Ee Brown Commission Congress of Manufacturers

Researchers eye radio isotopes to boost animal growth and disease resistance

Dr Jensen says isotope irradiations aim to raise total mitations in many species and hasten practical uses. The work may reveal how trace soil elements like cobalt affect cattle growth, with several deficient areas identified in the United States.

Jensen United States

North Frederick 4-H Club Meeting Set for Whitacre Building

The North Frederick 4-H club schedules a meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Whitacre community building.

North Frederick 4-H Whitacre

Answers to Daily Quiz Correct Options Listed

The page lists the quiz answers: 1 St Louis Mo 2 Appointed 3 False the expansion of water when freezing bursts the pipe 4 England 5 South Carolina 6 South America 7 President Lincoln at the outbreak of the Civil War 8 North Attleboro Mass 9 One hump 10 Los Angles Calif

St Louis England South Carolina South America Lincoln North Attleboro Mass Los Angles Calif

Young man pleads guilty to threaten Truman

Dennis E. Porver, 23, of New Orleans pleaded guilty to threatening the life of President Truman. He was sentenced to three years in prison and then stated to a federal judge that he still intends to carry out the threat.

New Orleans Truman Dennis E. Porver

Snakes and Fish Hear Through Ground Vibrations

Snakes and fish lack external ears and hearing openings. They detect sound mainly via vibrations transmitted through the ground or water, enabling perception without external ear structures.

British Fog Lifts as Airlift to Berlin Resumes

A six day fog in Britain and western Europe eased today allowing some Allied airlift missions to Berlin to resume after one of the most persistent fogs in a generation.

London Britain Europe Berlin

Retirement ages in Marine Corps personnel policy

Marine Corps personnel are retired only after 30 years of service. The Fleet Marine Corps Reserve classification follows different rules, with privates and others not routinely retired at 16 or 20 years.

Marine Corps A. W. C. A. Marine Corps Fleet Marine Corps Reserve

Excess acids in blood threaten kidney tubule overload

A fragment notes that excess acids in the bloodstream may burden the kidney tubules. The text hints at a physiological process where prolonged acidemia affects tubular function, possibly linking to metabolic or renal stress.

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