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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1948

Page

11

Israel Bid for U.N. Membership Fails in Security Council

In Paris on December 17 Israel’s bid for United Nations membership did not receive Security Council approval. Five nations voted to admit Israel, five abstained, and one voted against. An affirmative seven votes were required. Syria opposed the move.

Paris Israel United Nations Security Council

Montague Ave Yale Pageant at Methodist Church

The Christmas program at Montague Ave Methodist Church features a pageant by the youth with special music and recitations by Mrs. Harry E. Carper's class. Mary is played by Mrs. Evelyn Bayliss, Joseph by Warren Kines, and the Angel of Announce ment by Anna Dellinger. Other roles include Randolph Seal, Kenneth Seal, Luther Lowery, and several others. Junior choir provides the special music.

Montague Ave. Methodist Church Harry E. Carper Mary Evelyn Bayliss Warren Kines Joseph Anna Dellinger Angel of Randolph Kenneth Seal Luther Lowery Glenn Whittaker Bobby Layman Peggy Himelright Betty Straw

Voting blocs in diverse nations on Israel issue

The United States, Russia, the Soviet Union, Argentina and Colombia voted for Israel while Britain, China, France, Canada and Belgium abstained. The text notes a split among nations reflecting diplomatic alignments and neutrality in the decision.

Israel United States Russia Soviet Ukraine Argentina Columbia Britain China France Canada Belgium

Wright Brothers first plane returns to national display

The 600 pound Wright Flyer is officially welcomed home in Smithsonian’s north hall after 45 years since the first flight at Kitty Hawk. Milton Wright accepted the artifact for the Wright estate. Chief Justice Vinson presided as the craft hung from cables at the arts exhibit building.

Washington Wilbur Orville Wright North Carolina Vinson Milton Wright Dayton North Hall of the Arts Charles A. Lindbergh St. Louis Sage Hall

Special Commissioner to hear Samuel Laren II funds case

J Fred Larrick, Special Commissioner in Chancery, Winchester Virginia, sets February 3 1949 at 10 AM at 33 East Boscawen Street Winchester for inquiries and accounts regarding the Farmers and Merchants National Bank as Special Receiver in the Samuel Laren II estate. Creditors must appear with proof of still outstanding claims and evidence of debts.

R. S. Larew J. Fred Larrick Farmers & Merchants National Bank Samuel L. Laren Farmers & Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia Samuel L. Larew Philomena Larew Elizabeth Larew Winchester Evening Star

Ex GIs to Get Degrees Soon at Shepherd College

Shepherd College will award A B degrees to senior students Roy Franklin Unger of Winchester and Donald Grover Cooley of Berryville at the close of the first semester on January 27. Unger, a 1943 Handley High graduate, served in the Air Corps as a student bombardier and is majoring in mathematics with a commerce minor. Cooley, Berryville High School alumnus, is majoring in social studies with an English minor and was elected to Who's Who among American Colleges and Universities. he served as a captain in the Army Signal Corps from 1941 to 1946.

Roy Franklin Unger Winchester Donald Grover Cooley Berryville Shepherd College Unger John C. Unger Handley High Mississippi State College Air Corps Shepherd Zeta Sigma National Fraternity Veterans Assn Cooley Berryville High School D. G. Cooley Signal Corps Army

Communists Admit Coalition Talks in China

Hong Kong dispatch reports a Communist spokesman saying Fu Tso yi governor of Suiyuan province pursues influence from Peiping guarding Peiping while not destroying it. Li Chi shen says a Nanking emissary seeks Chiang Kai shek replacement and hints at a democratic coalition provisional government with safeguards for personnel and stability.

Hong Kong Fu Tso-yi Suiyuan Peiping Li Chi-shen Kuomintang Revolutionary Committee Nanking Chiang Kai-shek China

Monument marker marks Mississippi rise in Itasca Park

In Itasca State Park Minnesota the inscription notes that the river begins 1475 feet above the ocean and flows 2552 miles to the Gulf of Mexico. The item is part of a Q and A collection detailing trivia across geography and history.

Itasca State Park Minn Mississippi Gulf of Mexico

2000-acre Quail Preserve Planned In Clarke County

Clarke County Izaak Walton League directors met at Admiral Mumma's Berryville home to plan a 2000 acre quail preserve near Gaylord. A nominating committee was formed to select officers, and landowner permission was sought to post land against shooting. The meeting also noted Shenandoah River pollution fixes by Viscose Co. and quail restoration efforts.

Clarke County Izaak Walton Admiral M. Co

Beverley Byrd Hosts Dinner Honoring Bonham in Roanoke

Beverley Byrd of Berryville acted as host at a testimonial dinner in Roanoke on Wednesday honoring Everett Bonham, president of the Virginia State Horticultural Society. Attendees included State Senator John S. Battle of Charlottesville and other society officials such as John Watson and E Blackburn Moore, with managers and delegates from Berryville, Staunton, Charlestown, and Richmond.

B. Beverley Byrd Berryville Roanoke Virginia State Horticultural Society Everett Bonham John S. Battle Charlottesville John Watson Society Staunton E. Blackburn Moore John Livengood Rosemont Orchard William Holtz Clarence Singhas Jefferson Orchard Charles Town Marvin Powell Virginia State Employment Service Richmond Raleigh Cook Porter Orchard

Can et i sent through the mail D EB

A terse note asks if something can be sent through the mail with initials D EB. The fragment provides minimal context and no clear event or entities.

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