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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1949

Page

9

Kerr Pupils Fete Set By John School Lions Club

Four children from John School will be entertained at a Lions luncheon tomorrow at the Washinton hotel. A ty in charge of the Boys and meen headed by P. G. discusses options. An army officer may obtain an increased allowance for a dependent widowed mother under certain conditions, requiring certificates from both parties and action with the commanding officer.

John School Lions Wash Nston Hotel Tion Meen P. G Department of Defense Armed Forces

Consul General Ward and wife welcome home in Yokohama

Consul General and Mrs. Ward returned to the United States aboard the Lakeland Victory, ending a year of confinement by Chinese Reds in Mukden. About 200 Americans greeted them at Yokohama, celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary and recalling Ward’s harsh experiences and alleged trumped up charges.

U.S Angus Ward Mukden Lakeland Victory Tientsin China Yokohama Japan Phil Cruize Belleflower Calif U.S. Army International Ward Manchuria United States Peoples Court U. S. State Department

March of Dimes Seeks $50 Million January Push

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says it faces its worst financial condition and will double its March of Dimes goal to more than $50 million in January. Basil O’Connor, president, urged renewed fundraising as the organization targets a major drive.

New York National Foundation For Basil O’connor

Shorthorn Breeders Elect Officers and Set May 13 Sale Date

The Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeder's Assn in annual session reelected all officers and set May 13 as the date for the 1950 sale of registered cattle at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. Members from Frederick and Clarke counties named consignors for next year including Rob inson Campbell Ridge ly White Fishpaw Farmey Farm and others. John L. Turner discussed hiring a field man for the Eastern territory. Dr. R. L. Boothe noted Alleghancy-Blue cooperation.

Shenandoah Valley Farmers Livestock Exchange Frederick and Clarke Counties Albert G. Robinson C. E. Campbell C. Ridgely White J. M. Fishpaw E. A. Dudley Staunton Jerry White Charles Town Blue Ridge Farm George Harrison Upperville Hamilton W.horner Martinsburg Sporting Field Farm W.H. McCeney Jr Silver Springs Col James Hendrick Bayard Fay Ingalls Hot Springs G. Harry Cannady Monkton John L. Turner Shorthorn Club of America R. L. Boothe Alleghancy-Blue

Ridge Shorthorn Assn Names Officers and New Members

The Ridge Shorthorn Association announced new members C. Ridgely White Hunter Brown and Guy E. Smith of Frederick county and Jerry White and E M Houser of Charles Town. Officers returning to serve another term are Harvey Fishpan president C E Campbell vice president and Harry L McCann secretary treasurer.

Ridge Shorthorn Assn C. Ridgely White Hunter Brown Guy E. Smith Frederick County Jerry White E. M. Houser Charles Town Harvey Fishpan C. E. Campbell Harry L. McCann

Britain’s First Jet Bomber Goes Into Mass Production

London December 19 British aviation officials announce the nation’s first jet bomber has entered mass production. The sleek aircraft represents a major advance in military air power as engineers push to ramp up output for the war effort.

London Britain

Canberra medium range bomber enters quantity production

The English Electric Co states Canberra now in quantity production after first flight May 19. A second and third prototype completed tests in November and RAF orders remain undisclosed. The two crew aircraft likely exceed 600 miles per hour with performance details still secret.

Canberra English Electric Co Royal Air Force

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