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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1948

Page

5

Boyce Council Abolishes Merchants License Tax

At the December meeting the Boyce council voted to end the merchant license tax for 1949, saying the $300 annual revenue was not needed. A note explains a stone equals 14 pounds.

Boyce

Foreigner Seeks Uniform For 7YearOld Boy In Frankfurt

In Frankfurt, after three years of demilitarization and re education, residents were startled by a Neue Presse notice. A foreigner seeks to purchase a breastplate helmet and uniform for a seven year old boy, prompting surprise in the city.

Frankfurt Germany Neue Presse

Bowling League Half Titles With Strong Scores

Delicious team led by Jean Steele and June Lemonis captured the Mixed Doubles League first half by defeating Grimes Golden as Jonathan fell to Crab Apple. Northern Spy topped Friday action with a 470 game and 1301 set while Valley Airways dominated Evening Star Ladies League racing to a 1501 team set. A 14 lb 5 oz Alaskan bald eagle with a 7 1 2 ft wingspan is noted as a size record.

Delicious Jean Steele June Lemonis Beverly Bailey Jacob Owens Grimes Golden Jonathan Crab Apple Owen Mrs. Lemonis Ed Clevenger John Spaid Jim Fiddler Betty Ryan Northern Spy Yorks Star Champion Valley Airways Star Office Helen Lafollette Mary Gail Cather Margaret Whitmore Helen Elsen Berryville Ruby Boyd Jewel Box Bell Clothes Dot Rice Va. Fruit Co Katherine Maloney Chapman Motor Valley Airways Caduceus Ind Dorothy Rice Delicious Works

Schwoegler Captures Kegler Crown In All Star Final

Hugh Connie Schwoegler of Madison won the national individual all star bowling championship in Chicago. He swept the final four games against Steve Nagy to secure $2000 and a 64 game average of 213 plus. Andy Varipapa rose to second, Nagy finished third, and Buddy Bomar placed fourth after defeating Joe Wilman.

Chicago Hugh Connie Schwoegler Madison Wis Cleveland Steve Nagy Schwoegler Petersen Andy Varipapa Hempstead N. Y Nagy Buddy Bomar Joe Wilman

Cavaliers to Meet George Washington Cavaliers to Meet George Washington

Virginia’s Cavaliers entertain George Washington’s Colonials at Charlottesville tonight. The Old Dominion standings show Hampden Sydney atop the state with 2–0, William and Mary 7–0, and Washington and Lee crushed by Western Kentucky State 89–43, while Jay Handlan led UVa with 16 points.

Richmond Virginia Cavaliers George Washington Charlottesville Washington and Lee Generals Charleston W. Va Morris-Harvey Old Dominion Hampden - Sydney Tigers William and Mary Hampden- Sydney Western Kentucky State Big Blue Jay Handlan Emory and Henry Lincoln Memorial

European Defense Plans Already Set

Plans to coordinate U S military operations in Europe with the five power Western European union were developed in Germany after talks between General Lucius D. Clay and Britain’s Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery. Montgomery leads the western union forces Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Washington Dec U. S Europe Russia Germany Lucius D. Clay Britain Viscount Montgomery Montgomery France Belgium The Netherlands Luxembourg

Meteers Dense in July to January Period

Meteers are twice as numerous from July to January as from January to July, indicating seasonal population shifts across the year.

Nut Crops Dominate American Diet Almonds and Pecans Lead

The four principal nut crops that Americans eat are almonds, filberts, walnuts, and pecans. This overview highlights the major nuts in national consumption and culinary use.

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