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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1946

Page

3

FDR and Other Big Names Embrace Readymade Clip-On Ties

The piece notes FDR favored clip-on bow ties from Sulka’s through Sam Rosenman and Bill Fitzgerald, avoiding tying trouble. Kaiser and Joseph P. Kennedy are cited for preferences in color and style, with Truman Hannegan and Spencer Tracy described as selective, and stars like Gary Cooper and Toots Shor influencing fashion. The article mentions Jeep motif ties for Ward Canaday and Sinatra’s shift to soft-silk floppy bows, with Pitt politely declining to comment.

FDR Sulka’s Sam Rosenman Bill Fitzgerald Judge Rosenman Er Kaiser Kaiser Joseph P. Kennedy Britain Harry S. Truman Bob Hannegan Spencer Tracy Fitzgerald Jack Benny Robert Taylor Gary Cooper Mr. Fitz Toots Shor Walter Winchell Lucius Beebe Ward Canaday Willys- Overland Company Jeep Mr. Canaday Ae Sinatra Mr. Pitt Frank

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Baseball clubs weigh higher prices for returning service men

New York reports that major league teams plan higher admission to cover costs of trialing returning service men from wartime. Baseball law requires 30 days of spring training or 15 days in season unless released. Frank Shaughnessy estimates big farm systems may spend up to 100000 dollars this spring with limited returns, plus existing costs.

New York Frank Shaughnessy Shag Toledo

Snow Train Warning in Center Ossipee Area

Public safety note warns that snow trains operate on weekends and holidays and can cross unexpectedly. People are reminded these trains pose lethal danger just like regular trains and vigilance is essential at crossings.

Ossipee, N

Packers Expand Stadium Capacity for Fifth Straight Year

The Green Bay Packers raise seating from 24 500 to 30 000 as demand climbs. Col Henje Miller promotes a GI boxing tournament as a career outlet for thousands of veterans. Evil Eye Finkel eyes a comeback on a Florida beach. A Miami relay squad member jokes about not having run a quarter mile before.

Green Bay Packers Packers Henje Miller Evil Eye Finkel U. of Miami Fred Schmerth Millrose Florida

Sooner Tatum to Meet Army in September Test

Oklahoma football recruit Jim Tatum anticipates his first major test when the Sooners face Army next September. He notes he will finally see Doc Blanchard play. Blanchard and Tatum’s cousinrelationship through Blanchard’s mother is mentioned.

Jim Tatum Oklahoma U Sooners Army Doc Blanchard Jim Blanchard

Local Farm Auction Listings Across Jefferson County

Auction notices list multiple sales in Jefferson County with dates from February to March. Names include Ora J. Royston Bailey farm E D Shirley Captain Henry Hout farm J W Welsh Copper farm D H Senciadiver Millwood Jno A Payne J P Rogers Frank Lantz Middle Road C L Williams W W Henry Mrs George Corder W H Clarke A M Pugh and E L Pe with livestock machinery household goods and farm implements statewide.

J. Royston Boyce E. D. Shirley Charlestown Road Bailey Farm S. Robinson Captain Henry Hout Wadnesville J. W. Welsh Frank Lantz Miller Farm Woodchuck Lane Middle Road Winchester C. L. Williams W. W. Henry Middletown George Corder Bayard W. H. Clarke County A. M. Pugh Gore E. L. Pe

Army Grid Stars Keep At It At Relays And Track

West Point Relays drew 6000 spectators as Army’s undefeated football squad showcased in track and basketball. Doc Blanchard and Tex Coulter led the charge with strong shot put marks while Captain Johnny Nance poured in 33 points in basketball.

Army Grid Military Academy West Point Ypone Felix Doc) Blanchard de Witt Tex) Coulter Johnny Nance Glenn Tom Shorty) McWilliams Bobby Stuart Elwyn Shorty) Rowan Bill Webb Bobb Bryant Amos Gillette Joe Steffy Webb Dartsmouth Army John Max Minor Earl Blaik Minor John Green Bill LaMar Bobby Wayne George General Wayne

Winchester council approves nine new street lights

Winchester Common council passes a resolution urging the Corporation Commission to probe savings from Northern Virginia Power Company refinancing of preferred stock and debt to see if savings should lower rates. The measure, offered by J Henkel Henry and seconded by Fred L Glaize, passed without dissent.

Winchester Common Corporation Commission Northern Virginia Power Company J. Henkel Henry Fred L. Glaize Virginia Electric

107 Miles of Rural Line Built In 1945

A 1945 report by W. M. Krise notes the Northern Virginia area built 107 miles of rural electric line with costs of 143701 dollars. Manpower shortages delayed further rural extensions under WPB orders prior to V E Day. Across the Potomac Edison System 516 rural miles were completed in 1945, costing over 700000 dollars and wiring 2300 new rural homes in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Northern Virginia Conline W. M. Krise Krise Watction WPB NYP Potomac Edison Local Electric Company Jine Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania

Virginia Power Company Rates Seek Public Savings

In Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia Frances Hausenfluck Carpenter sues Joseph O Carpenter to protect interests and ensure court action to adjust rates and reflect public savings. N Whitacre clerk records case dated January 16 1946.

Ginia Power Company Frederick County Virginia Frances Hausenfluck Carpenter Mlainens Joseph O. Carpenter N. Whitacre

Catlinite Also Known as Red Claystone Material

The favored Indian pipe material is red claystone called catlinite from a Minnesota quarry. It earned its name from the red color and historic use by Native Americans, transported to sites by travelers and painters including George the noted explorer.

Minnesota George

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