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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1951

Page

2

Machinist Admits Bludgeoning Wife

A Dorchester man Anthony Tenters 30 a machinist told police he killed his wife Martha Madsen Tenters 30 a WAC sergeant with a hammer after an urge to strike her overtook him He said he strangled and stabbed her then carried his son to his sister in law's house and went for drinks Tenters surrendered after a talk with a psychiatrist at the Boston Psychopathic Hospital.

Boston Wac Dorchester Francis Wilson Martha Madsen Tenters Army Corps Fort Devens Anthony Tenters

Capital name history Peiping or Peking

When the conference met in Peiping to organize the new Chinese People's Republic one act renamed the capital city to Peking. This occurred on September 27, 1949.

Peiping Peking

Two Auctions Set Near Clear Brook and Boyce

A sales directory lists two auctions. On February 7 at 10 a.m. Edgar and W. J. Butler offer livestock, farm implements, and household goods one mile north of Clear Brook on U S 11. On February 15 at 10 a.m. A M Fowler conducts a sale north of Boyce on Pyretown Road with livestock, implements and household goods.

Edgar W. J. Butler Clearbrook U. S. 11 A. M. Fowler Boyce Pyretown Road

Grace Episcopal Church elects four vestrymen in Berryville

At Grace Episcopal Church annual meeting in Berryville four vestrymen were elected to three year terms: Joseph F Moore Ralph N Dorsey J Peter Williams and J W Olcott. Admiral George Ashe was chosen senior warden to fill the unexpired term of Admiral Morton C Mumma Jr who has left for military service. The meeting, led by Rev Henry G Lane, drew 42 communicants with reports from church officers and several auxiliaries. Tea followed the business session.

Berryville Grace Episcopal Church Joseph F Moore Ralph N Dorsey J. Peter Williams J W. Olcottey George Ashe Morton C. Mumma, Jr Mumma Arlington Henry G. Lane Lane Traisers Edward McC. Williams Ralph N. Dorsey Emily McCormick Women's Auxiliary J. D. Griffing Evening Guild Albert Long Samuel Chew Williams Chancel Guild United

Answers to quiz questions printed on page four

The page lists quiz responses mentioning Shirley Temple Sicily jet propelled defense mobilization Mt Etna national emergency power New Zealand Organization of American States general approval water glass used to preserve eyes silica gardens reaction of sulfates with water glass forming upward crystals Greece's limited manufacturing with dominant agriculture.

Shirley Temple Sicily Office of Defense Mobiliza Mt. Etna New Zealand Organization of American States

Market Quotation Roundup From New York Trading

A firm note dominated today as resistance to selling was evident at opening. Phillips Petroleum fell after the two for one split plan, while Missouri Pacific preferred rose after Alleghany and associates offered 20 million dollars to settle debt in exchange for reorganization plan modifications. Stocks advancing included Goodrich J I Case Douglas Aircraft Zenith Southern California Edison American Smelting Allied Chemical Union Carbide Westinghouse American Woolen Gulf Oil Standard Oil NJ with declines at Bethlehem Steel Boeing Anaconda Copper International Paper Southern Railway Union Pacific and Eastern Air Lines.

New York Phillips Petroleum Missouri Pacific Preferred Alleghany Corp. and Associates Missouri Pacific Goodrich J. I. Case

Soybean and grain futures edge down after firm start

Chicago grains opened firm on the board of trade but moved lower during early trading. Wheat and corn showed declines across March May and July positions while rye and soybeans traded mixed with listed futures at various prices and dates.

Chicago Board of Trade Jly Rye Lord

Agriculture Dept Today's Egg Market

Prices for tomorrow from Frederick County Farm Bureau list U S Grade A Extra Large at 42c U S Grade A Large 39c U S Grade A Medium 35c U S Grade B Large 35c plus prices for pullets and cracks. Live poultry prices in Winchester area include heavy breed hens leghorn hens and rock and cross broilers with ranges around 25 to 26 cents per pound. Bronze turkey hens 38c white turkey hens 41c bronse toms 30c ducks 12c.

Frederick County Farm Bureau U. S Csceweevsenseae Winchester Essevasscecces Cecercoees

Local Markets Daily Corrections At The Star

Feeds listed include corn meal 6 lb bags yellow corn No 2 barley prices for Retal location. Cracked corn 100 lb bags 3.75. Broiler mash and mixed feeds offered. Butter and butterfat wholesale prices noted.

Baltimore Produce and Livestock Prices Report

Market notes show steady apple prices across several varieties including Golden Del and McIntosh with modest inch increases. Potatoes, sweet potatoes, and bulking boxes follow mixed steady trends, while poultry shows a weak duck market and moderate demand. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep bids are listed with typical regional ranges and weight classes.

Market Quotation from Winchester Livestock Exchange 1951

Consignment market active with prices steady to strong. Cattle ranges include butcher steers 31-32.50, heifers 26-30, cows 21-26, dairy cows up to 330, bulls 19-29, weaners 20-42. Lambs 35-35.30, sheep to 49. hogs 18.50-22.25. sows 16-22. shouts 17-22.

Baltimore Usis N. J. Golden Romes N. Y. McIntosh Staymans Yorks N. J. Bu Usls

Infant David Kern Dies in Winchester Hospital

Seven day old infant David Eugene Kern died of a heart attack and pneumonia at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Parents Eugene and Janett Kern of 920 Woodland Ave survive with sister Bonnie Sue. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at the Kern home with ministers from Brethren Church and interment in Redland Cemetery Whitacre, Va.

David Eugene Kern Winchester Memorial Hospital Eugene and Janett Hildebrand Kern Woodland Ave Bonnie Sue Kern Earl D. Hilderbran R. E. Kern Omps Funeral Moroow Kern Home Paul Dick The Brethren Church J. J. Kerfoot Redland Whitacre

Bible Class Elects Ronald Smyre at Grace Lutheran

Ronald L. Smyore was elected president of the Mens Bible Class at Grace Lutheran Church. Other officers named for 1951 include A. K. Wingert as vice president W. Glen Naichols as superintendent Ralph E. Lamp as assistant superintendent and Sam Dove as treasurer.

Ronald L. Smyore Grace Lutheran Church A. K. Wingert W. Glen Naichols Ralph E. Lamp Sam Dove

It’s Safer to Slow Down on Your Drive

A cautionary note compares driving times from Winchester to Harrisonburg at 46 mph versus 50 mph. It emphasizes safety and urges slower speeds to reduce risk.

Winchester Harrisonburg

Slides Bring New Peril to Austria

Giant avalanches strike Austria killing and burying hundreds. Across the Alps, 234 dead reported with thousands displaced and many missing. Switzerland and Italy also tally casualties as towns face isolation and water shortages amid the disaster.

Austria Vienna Europe Switzerland Austrian Alps Italy Livigno Venezia Tridentina France Innsburck Austrian Tyrol

Two Warren County Men Die in Separate Crashes

Front Royal resident Richard Carter Turner Jr., 39, died after a Shenandoah Avenue crash when his taxicab struck an earth bank. Hilbert Jackson Henry, 29, of Bentonville died following a Route 12 collision near Overall when his Oldsmobile hit a rock and crossways struck a 1934 Chevrolet. Both crashes occurred within 24 hours, no other injuries reported.

Front Royal Warren County Richard Carter Turner, Jr Hilbert Jackson Henry Bentonville Henry Overall George G. Mullins William Henry Hooten Front Royal Community Hospital Tuner James H. Poole Turner Shenandoah Ave Kendrick Road

Lutheran Seminary Cappella Choir to Perform January 24

The Cappella Choir of the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Columbia will give a sacred music concert at Grace Lutheran Church tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. The 21 voice ensemble is directed by Rev. W Richard Fritz. The public is invited to attend.

Grace Lutheran Church Lutheran Theological Seminary Columbia W. Richard Fritz

White Coal Means Electricity From Water Power

The term white coal refers to electricity generated by harnessing the force of running water. It is a historical way to describe hydroelectric power and its clean energy potential.

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Kiwanis Speaker Dr Randolph P Saunders to Address Club

Dr Randolph P Saunders of Richmond vice president and secretary of the Virginia Highway Users Association will address the Kiwanis Club at the 12 15 p m luncheon in the George Washington Hotel. He will tell the rise and progress of the trucking industry reflecting his long service since 1939 with multiple transportation and civic roles.

Randolph P. Saunders Richmond Virginia Highway Users Association Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Saunders Richmond Chamber of Commerce Richmond Traffic Club Richmond Inter-club Council American Tobacco Company

Hospital admissions listed for Winchester Memorial Hospital

Newly admitted patients include Mrs. Thomas Reardon Sophie Weizman Mrs. Harold Cornwell Mrs. Thurman Mason Mrs. Elwood W Luttrell Mrs. Verna V Hauser Mrs. Frank Rathbun Mr. Elmer W Dove Kellis E Metz and Miss Blanch M Lindamood. Also note on major news agencies in the U.S. three largest United Press International News Service and Associated Press.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Thomas Reardon E. Cork St Sophie Weizman Bellview Harold Cornwell Thurman Mason Battle Ave Elwood W. Luttrell Fairmont Ave Verna V. Hauser Stonewall Ave Frank Rathbun Warrenton Elmer W. Dove Rio Kellis E. Metz Front Royal

Douglas Bulldogs to face Paige Jackson Hornets in Winchester

Douglas High School basketball team meets Paige Jackson High School of Charlestown West Virginia on Thursday January 25 at 7 30 pm at Winchester Armory. The matchup features the Douglas Bull dogs against the Hornets with both teams seeking a win.

Winchester Armory Douglas Bulldogs Paige Jackson Charlestown West Virginia

Local girls basketball opener sets stage versus Jackson High

The winner of this match will tangle with the visiting Andrew Jackson High School from Luray Virginia in a following game. A preliminary girls tilt opens the bill as reported by the student reporter.

Andrew Jackson High School Luray

Four players scored zero in a UA basketball game history

The University of Arizona recorded instances where four players each posted zero points in a single game, marking unusual scoring droughts in Wildcats basketball records.

University of Arizona

Puzzle Clues Prompt Possible Answers

A cryptic prompt gives hints for a sequence of clues with numeric tags and wordplay. Swoll n part, looks askance, fencing sword, ocean person, digit, letter C, music note appear as fragmented crossword style hints.

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