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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1950
Page
6
City teachers hear Maryland educator Mr. Brish recounts a tour with 41 states' educators visiting 11 European countries last summer. He notes shared human problems, differences in interpretation of rights, and views of America's capital system. A social hour followed the meeting.
Clarke County receives 44554 to aid farmers with soil and water conservation under the Agricultural Conservation program. PMA chairman J Wilmer Carpenter notes the government covers about 60 percent of the out of pocket cost, with the balance shared by farmers.
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival mourns the death of Clifford Grim, a longtime active board member and tireless contributor. President H. B. ac Jr notes Grim raised funds, served as treasurer, chaired nominations for 1951 officers, and participated in policy meetings, and the organization will miss his devoted service.
Seoul's president Syngman Rhee says he is tremendously disappointed by the Truman Attlee conference ending without a call for complete mobilization against Communism. He warns Europe could become a war front and urges UN to stand by Korea until all options are exhausted. He notes the US Air Force structure includes ten major commands.
Sulphur Springs man Yan Rhodes opened a Christmas tree stand in the city parking lot as the holiday market begins. He offered cedars at 1 to 1.50, noting scarce stock and rusted specimens. Cedarville provided no additional supply and restocking remains uncertain.
President Truman named Edith Sampson a Negro attorney as an alternate delegate to the United Nations General Assembly. She is an American Negro woman serving in a UN role.
The 65 year old three masted schooner City of New York docked in Philadelphia after delivering 40000 Christmas trees from Nova Scotia. The ship, famed for Arctic and Antarctic voyages with Roald Amundsen and Admiral Richard Byrd, carried trees on deck and in holds filling the vessel.
A note explains eggs should be stored with the small end down to preserve quality and extend shelf life.
A list of barbers and shops in Washington appears, naming Grim's Barber Shop James Cave Hoover Lazazzera Anderson Rogers Carpenter Shirley Miller and others including Peoples and Swartz barber shops.
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