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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1950

Page

2

Possibility of Use of A Bomb in Local Ads and Opinions

Public auction listings detail estates in Brucetown Kernstown Gainesboro and Opequon area with dates December real estate antiques and farm assets. A domestic survey records two residents Pearl Martin and Grover Henshall weighing use of the A bomb in wartime policy.

Lula B. Jobe Brucetown M. A. Ler Kernstown Albert H. Lewis Della A. Lewis Hayfield Gainesboro Arminda Bowen Co. E. Omps Hugh McC. Rinker Opequon Post Office

City Adds More Parking Meters On E Piccadilly Street

Parking meters recently installed on E Piccadilly Street between Cameron and Kent Streets began operating yesterday. Police Chief J. Thomas Boyd announced the rollout.

E. Piccadilly Street Cameron and Kent Streets J. Thomas Boyd

Four Are Killed By Tenement Fire in Philadelphia

Four siblings died from burns and smoke in a four story Philadelphia tenement fire. Eight others were burned or injured and about 20 more escaped or were aided to safety. The victims were Juanita Ector 15 Emma 6 Frank 12 and Robert 14 all Negroes. The blaze began near 4 a.m. from basement ashes and swept upward through the stairwell.

Philadelphia Juanita Ector Emma Frank Robert South St 5Th 6Th Streets Frank Leventhal

Snow and Ice Melt as Warm Weather Returns

Last Saturday's sleet and snow fade as the forecast calls for temperatures in the 60s. Ice on sidewalks and streets disappears, reducing hazards. a street collision on Boscawen Street occurred as drivers struggled on slick pavement. Taxi damage estimated at $50.

Boscawen Street Vernon Hance N. Loudoun St John P. Lauck E. Cork St

Writer Says U S Has 700 Atomic Bombs

Look Magazine estimates America holds about 700 atomic bombs with only slim chances of hydrogen bomb success. The piece by Stephens White notes production insights from Bikini tests and recent European contacts, calling 700 an educated approximate figure.

New York America Look Magazine Stephens White New York Herald Tribune White Europe

Vinson Opposes Draft Law Change This Year

Chairman Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee said there is no need to change the draft law this year to speed up military expansion. He noted enough 19 to 25 year olds remain to meet Army needs and that the Air Force and Navy have not used the draft yet. President Truman may seek universal military training next month and drafts could be revised then.

Washington Vinson D-Ga House Armey Service Truman Army Air Force Navy

Chinese Eighth Army reports on Korean War prisoners

The Eighth Army said Chinese POWs claimed they did not know their objective until after crossing the Yalu into Korea. Prisoners said officers kept them ignorant, that some believed they would be killed or enslaved if captured, and that many crossed late October with limited rations.

Eighth Army Korea United Nations Yalu River Manchuria Yalu China United Nation New York U.N U.S

Escape from Chinese trap on Changjin front fellow soldiers recall

A wounded 21 year old GI in Korea told how he and others broke from a Chinese Red trap near the Changjin Reservoir. He described heavy mortar and Thompson gun fire and the relief upon meeting Marines. Navy Cmdr Francis praised the rescued men for their endurance and grit.

Korea Changjin Reservoir Seventh Pakchon England Middlesex

Stock Averages Mixed on Saturday Market Totals

The Associated Press compiled stock averages show mixed results with several indices posting varied gains and losses. Notable figures include Saturday values around 113.9 for one index and 55.8 for another, alongside yearly and monthly age readings and historical highs and lows from 1949 to 1950.

Mrs. Bessie Kline, Middletown Nursing Home Operator, Dies

Mrs. Bessie May Kline 71 of Middletown died at her nursing home there at 3 45 am. Services set for 2 pm Monday at Middletown Methodist Church with burial at Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Survived by husband Alli son daughter adopted daughter brother six sisters and 35 nieces and nephews.

Middletown Bessie May Kline Martha Ambrose Allison B. Kline John Willey Betty Jane Kline Frank Ambrose Stephens City Amy Stickley Alice Campbell Kernstown J. E. Wisecarver Minnie Hinkle Callahan, Fla William Perry Winchester Harry Ridings

Son Charged With Murder In Mother's Slaying

Raymond G. Swanson was charged with murder in the shooting death of his mother Doris Lewis Swanson at her home near Williamsburg Virginia. Authorities say he admitted holding the rifle when it discharged the fatal shot and that the coroner had earlier ruled the death accidental.

Williamsburg Doris Lewis Swanson Here York County Commonwealth Julian S. Cornick L. O. Powell Raymond G. Swanson Cornick Swanson J. A. Reid Lewis Dr. Powell

How's Your 1.9.7 Answers Revealed On Page 4

Answers list quiz responses including Pricilla Mullens with Alden, Eugene ONeill, Formosa, a quoted phrase, American painters, Paddy field, The Rubicon, a defeated but term-limited office holder, and a Norse explorer.

Pricilla Mullens Jonh Alden Myles Stadish Eugene O'Neill Formosa Paddy Field

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