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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1946

Page

2

Winchester Sewer Plan Aimed at Industrial Waste

The discussion outlines Winchester’s sewer upgrade to address polluted Abrams Creek. A new treatment plant along Arams Creek near Rouss Spring with 2.4 million gallons daily capacity will handle industrial wastes, plus a six million gallon trunk sewer. Estimated costs total $390,000 with additional extensions and contingencies. funding relies on bonds over 30 years at about 2 percent interest. Existing sewer and water revenues could offset the burden, but tax rates may rise from 18 to 25 cents to cover the project.

Winchester Abrams Creek Arams Rouss Spring Common Council State Health Department Ieee

City’s Tax Rate to Base on Current Valuation for Sanitation Bond Plan

The tax rate for retirement over thirty years is tied to the city’s present assessed valuation. As taxable property grows, the rate will gradually fall, spreading the sanitation improvement costs over a larger base. Previously it rose from under two million to eleven million dollars in thirty years, justifying expected future rateable growth.

Coal and gas curtailments spread as coal crisis deepens

Governors join coal effort easing penalties on delayed road jobs while new highway contractors may delay starts to aid mining and hauling. Virginia groups propose equipment lists for temporary mining. Gas rationing begins in several cities as power firms report fair fuel stocks. Railways plan further service cuts. N and W shifts motive stock to oil. Layoffs rise as freight embargo takes effect.

Ent Joe Bangg Virginia Adders Association Fuel Commission Hburg Petersburg Hopewell Roanoke State Corporation Commission Michael FE. Shea SCC Norfolk and Western Virginian Southern Chesapeake and Ohio N. and W

Truman urges new approach after conference with operator call

President Truman signals a new strategy amid a coal crisis urging AFL CIO and Railway Labor Executives Association leaders to meet quickly for a joint program of economic and legislative measures. Cabinet members kept silent as Harriman confirmed coal talks. Truman set to address networks Sunday night. The Navy reports overseas stations facing critical shortages.

UMW White House Murray AFL CIO Railway Labor Executives Association Scretary of Commerce Harriman Truman Forrestal

Funeral Services For Mr. Painter Held Yesterday

Funeral services for I. Newton Painter were held Sunday December 1 at Friendship L B Church. He was 79 and longtime county resident. Survived by three daughters, one son, ten grandchildren, one great grandchild. Pallbearers listed. many out of town mourners attended from Virginia and Maryland.

I. Newton Painter Friendship L. B Charlie Layman Tra Ritter Wilbur Ritter Canterbury Earl Painter Colorado Colo Harry Hudson Howard White Fred Gore Ray Albin Henry Mears Orville Perry Elsie Jean Painter Rachel Hartley Lois White Nancy Stagdale Mildred Beatrice Painter Marie Jenkins B. F. McDaniel B. H. Painter Doris Painter Charlie Dinges Luray Macine Ralph Foltz Mollie Wilson Ollie Mayes Stanley, Va Clarence Painter Elmer Painter Poolsville A. C. Painter Austen William Holloway Middle River Mildred Painter Alice Albin Allen Roberts Baltimore, Md

Dr Kau Guest Lecturer In Pathology In Hong Kong

Dr Kau taught pathology as a guest lecturer at the University of Hongkong College of Medicine. He and his wife Mrs Kau and their nine year old daughter Doreen will move to Winchester after January 1 and reside at 333 West Cork Street.

University of Hongkong, College of Medicine Kau Doreen Winchester Kay’s West Cork Street

Coal strike devastates factory and rail jobs nationwide

The nationwide coal stoppage forces Ford to warn 90,000 workers may be idle within two weeks. Budd Company cuts 14,000 in Philadelphia and Detroit. Railroads furlough thousands across Kentucky New York and the South. GE Idaho and Erie plants announce layoffs and closures. dairy industry slows as production and distribution falter.

Ford Budd Company Philadelphia Detroit Kentucky Chesapeake and Hio Railroad New York Central New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Union Pacific Railroad Knoxville Southern Railroad Louisville and Northern Railroad Aluminum Company of America Pennsylvania Oil City Titusville Bradford General Electric Schenectady N. Y Erie Chicago American Dairy Association

American Vets Urge UN Break With Two Regimes

American Veterans Committee urged the United Nations to sever relations with Argentina and Spain and recognize the Spanish Republican government in exile. AVC national chairman Charles G. Ole said fascism in Argentina and Spain threatens world peace.

Washington American Veterans Committee United Nations Argentina Spain Charles G. Ole

Mrs Cather Augusta Rites Held At Winchester Church

Mrs Cather Augusta of W Va and uncle T Brandon Allamong of this city survive. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 from the same church, conducted by Rev Dr W T Walters of Jacksonville Fla, assisted by Rev Robert A Whitten and Rev Roy D Coulter. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Body at Omps Funeral Home.

Augusta W. Va T. Brandon Allamong Cae Oe. Christian Church W. T. Walters Jacksonville Fla Robert A. Whitten Roy D. Coulter Timber Ridge Christian Church Walters Winchester Congregational Christian

Front Royal Housing Study Maps 1950 Income Trends

The University of Front Royal in 1950 projects that five percent of households earn $500 or less while 47 percent earn under $2,000 and 60 percent under $3,000. It forecasts housing demand for low rentals, growth in middle and upper income housing, and potential shortages if construction runs at capacity. It notes Stonewall Heights project by Local 371 CIO, public financed housing, veteran home ownership up to $10,000, and the need for zoning to guide orderly growth.

Front Royal University Stonewall Heights Local 371 Tetile Workers Union, Cio Federal Housing Agency Warren County

Divorces Granted in Circuit Court Reflect Desertion Grounds

Divorce records show multiple absolute and partial decrees granted by Judge Elliott Marshall. Individuals include James A. Burke and Mabel O. Burke with custody awarded to the father, Irene F. Corrigan from John J. Corrigan, and Cecelia W. Snyder from Boyd A. Snyder. many cases note desertion dates and 1930s to 1940s marriages in Maryland communities.

James A. Burke Mabel O. Burke Hagerstown Irene F. Corrigan John J. Corrigan Cumberland Pearl B. Fletcher McK. Feltner Helen Chapman Carroll Joseph Carroll Maxine Elliott Derflinger Claude Warren Derflinger Charles Harris Catherine Bland Harris Carroll F. Dovell Olga H. Dovell Cecelia W. Snyder Boyd A. Snyder Circuit Court Elliott Marshall Viola Lottie Morris Everett G. Morris Hancock Lawrence F. Locke Helen Lee Locke Lloyd H. Williams Goldie R. Williams James Bucher Irene Bucher Kenneth E. Combs Pauline B. Combs

Answers to the Daily Quiz

Answers to the Daily Quiz list the correct responses to Page 4 questions. Items include an anti-Negro secret society, top down, the number fifty six, none, Franklin D Roosevelt, Pasadena, submarines, Minnesota, and a note that it will not end until declared ended by Presidential Proclamation.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Pasadena Minnesota

Fragmentary legislative note on joint resolutions

A brief OCR fragment references a joint resolution of Congress with limited legible content. It lists items such as “10. None of them” and appears to be part of a longer official document or agenda. The readable portion provides minimal context or outcomes.

Monument Heat Off To Conserve In 550 Foot Tower

Washington Parks Service halted heating in the 550 foot Washington Monument to save energy. Officials say the action underlines a conservation effort during cold weather.

National Capital’ Parks Service

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