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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1951

Page

11

Two Year Grind Begins as Congress Opens

James Marlow outlines the 82nd Congress starting with fanfare and speeches, then the real work begins in committees. He notes budget battles, hearings, and the push to balance defense spending while shaping policy.

Congress Washington 82Nd 82Nd Congress Atlantic Pacific Truman State of the Union Budget Bureau Capitol House Senate Appropriations

Grocer Wounded as Masked Bandit Attempts Holdup

An 82-year-old grocer, Leroy O. Towles of Lively, was shot in the right arm during a holdup attempt by a masked intruder. Clerk Harvey Haynie, 49, slammed the store door to thwart the attack, and the shooter fled after firing through the window. Towles was hospitalized with a shattered forearm from a .32 caliber pistol.

Grocer Lively Leroy O. Towles Horace Currie Towles Currie Medical College of Virginia Hospital Richmond Harvey Haynie Haynie

Wills Probated and Appraisals Noted in Court Office

Two wills received for probate and two personal property appraisals recorded by Peyton J. Marshall Clerk of the Corporation Court. John A. Poulson leaves all to Mary Ann Cecelia Poulson. Sophia Baker leaves property at 318 W Cork to Frances Page with Nelson Page as executor. Appraisal committee assigns 7058.50 for William S Simpson estate and 17199.68 for Minnie B Swartz estate.

Peyton J. Marshall Corporation Court John A. Poulson Mary Ann Cecelia Poulson Sophia Baker Cork Street Frances Page Nelson Page Taylor L. Barr A. B. Solenberger Robert D. Glaize William 8S Simpson Minnie B Swartz Claude M. Grimm B. M. Sullivan Harry E. Ridgeway

Moroccan Floods Kill 71 Persons

Moroccan floods in the northwest kill 71 and leave 60 missing as Casablanca endures a cloudburst halting traffic and flooding homes. Officials report ongoing heavy rains and widespread damage across the region.

Rabat French Morocco Casablanca

Hospital List of New Admissions at Winchester Memorial

New patients admitted include Billie Joyce Brown Emmett Kerns and Charles W Lowery Lillie Mae Richards Frank Yeakle Pearl Carpenter Jimmie Grayson William Fraula Ernest Nesselrodt Donald Dunn James Perks Edward W Price Edward Guard Charles F Gabbert Carolyn Davis Lee Davis and others in the Winchester area with residences in Berryville Martinsburg The Plains Front Royal Clear Brook and nearby towns.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Billie Joyce Brown Cecil F. Brown Opequon Ave Emmett Kerns Bloomery Star Charles W. Lowery R.F.D Frank Yeakle Valley Ave Pearl E. Carpenter Clifford St Jimmie Grayson Ernest Grayson William Fraula Bloomery Ernest Nesselrodt Senseney Road Donald Dunn Berryville James Perks Edward W. Price Luray Edward Guard Stephens City Charles F. Gabbert William Gabbert Front Royal Carolyn Louise Davis Lee Davis Gainesboro Lee R. Butts Martinsburg W. Va Marshall Farr the Plains Clyde Showalter Clearbrook

Richard Hart Dies in New York Stage and TV Actor

Richard Hart, 35, known for stage and screen work, died last night in New York. He appeared in stock with Constance Bennett before his Broadway debut as the witch boy in Dark of the Moon and recently played Ellery Queen on television.

New York Richard Hart Hart Constance Bennett the Witch Boy Uncle Desmonde Sleuth Ellery Queen

Aged Groom Weds Boyhood Friend in Surprise Match

William M. Crankshaw 75 and Nellie Hayes McTaggart 74 married yesterday in Kansas City after reuniting two weeks earlier. Both widowed, they had not seen each other for over 30 years, with Crankshaw planning a lifelong honeymoon as they head to Los Angeles for their future home. Mrs. McTaggart had left Williamsburg in 1914. Crankshaw left three years later.

Kansas City Kas William M. Crankshaw Nellie Hayes McTaggart Los Angeles

Police Hold Two In Driver's Death

Police say two men Albert Allen and Frank Proctor were arrested on murder charges in the Saturday killing of George Schomber, a 39 year old Uline Ice driver. Schomber was found beaten in the cab of his truck in the company garage after being robbed of 54 dollars in ice receipts and a 53.61 dollar paycheck.

Washington George Schomber Uline Ice Co Albert Allen Uline Frank Proctor Allen Schomber

Shenandoah County patrons urge high school consolidation

A committee of 11 Woodstock School patrons presented a resolution to the Shenandoah County School Board urging the plan of high school consolidation in Shenandoah County Public Schools. The article also notes a Q and A on horse age estimation by teeth, explaining limitations and influencing factors.

Woodstock Shenandoah County

Soviet Mobilization Includes All-Horses Tractors People

The article describes Soviet wartime mobilization assessing conscription, prison labor camp draws, and broad participation. It notes 2,000,000 men aged 18 to 25 served, women drafted, and extensive political indoctrination along with disciplined training and strict oversight by commanders and secret police.

Russia

Plate Glass Storm Damage In NYC Estimated At Half Million

Insurance companies are expected to pay roughly a half million dollars to New York stores and businesses for damage to plate glass caused by the late November 1950 storm.

New York City New York

Judge rules annulment of Snow marriage from 1938

Judge Elliott Marshall voids the marriage of Ducette Helen Van Dusen Snow and Howard Eugene Snow after confirming Snow's prior marriage three weeks earlier. No children were born and the couple had separated. Snow resumes her maiden name.

Elliott Marshall Ducette Helen van Dusen Snow Howard Eugene Snow Snow

Footballs used more than basketballs in average year

The National Rough Association notes football production far exceeds basketballs. In 1947 factories produced 3,696,000 footballs and nearly 1,000,000 basketballs.

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