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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1950
Page
6
The article reports that the 1951 budget message shows no allocation for a hydrogen bomb project. It notes estimates of AEC funding rising by about 144 million and discusses uncertainty over whether a hidden message or special appropriation might enable development, with references to security practices.
On January 11 Rosenberger area residents reported visits from Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Snapp to Mr. and Mrs. Iven Miller. Ralph Kremer of Arlington stopped by Mr. Guy Frye. Mrs. H. A. Snapp and her relatives joined guests at Mt. Carmel home of Mr. Snapp. Earlier, Mr. H. A. Snapp hosted guests including Baker Wright and Snider.
CIO President Philip Murray defended the federation against left wing unions under investigation and possible expulsion. He denounced a "libelous attack" by Abram Flaxer and others at Public Workers as baseless and scapegoat driven amid membership declines.
Chambersville residents gather for a turkey dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White with many neighbors in attendance. Edith Smith visited, and plans proceed for the new Community Center dedication set for January 19 with local families hosting and visiting.
A new Community Cut Rate Store opens tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. on ce Avenue near National Avenue in a brick building by A. C. Oates and E. P. Bean. Lynn Barnett and Ray Robinson will run it offering free coffee to adults and free ice cream novelties for the first 100 children plus door prizes Friday and Saturday. The store will feature a spacious, well lit showroom with knotty pine fixtures and operate seven days a week until 10 p.m. Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. Parathion insecticide is noted as dangerous for general use.
Mrs R C Colston and Miss Lillian Carter of Summit Point W Va were dinner guests of Mrs H E Jobe on Christmas day. Funeral services for Mrs A Stewart were held at Red Bud attended by Mrs Marion Marshall Mrs Andy Whitacr and Mr Robert Smith. Mr and Mrs Donald Dennis moved to the parsonage. Richard Mattingly returned to Evansville Ind after time with Russell Swimley family. Roy Duvall and Winchester guests visited Charles Duvall. Russell Swimley and daughter Pricilla Ann hosted a birthday gathering Monday night.
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