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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1948

Page

3

Wallace says Democrats have outlived their usefulness

In Charleston West Virginia Henry A Wallace launches at a Progressive organizing rally and predicts the Democratic party has outlived its usefulness He says only two national parties matter the Republicans and the new Progressive party He criticizes Taft Hartley and accuses mine owners of using government power to block free bargaining He notes liberal faction small in number fighting bankers generals and machine politicians

Charleston W. Va Henry A. Wallace Republican Party New Party Democratic Party Wallace Progressive Party West Virginia Negro Knights of Pythyas

Realty Transfers in Frederick County and Winchester Area

Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Frederick County and Winchester area. Transfers include Adams Ritter to Beulah Ploeger two miles south of Winchester Front Royal Pike Shawnee District and others in Kernstown Shockeysville Germain Street North Kent Street Liberty Avenue and Fairfax Lane. Each entry notes grantor and grantee or heirs and describes parcels, lots, and improvements or 1 2 interests with several parcels near Shenandoah Avenue Whitlock Avenue and Gray Avenue.

Adam S. Ritter Beulah Ploeger Winchester Front Royal Pike Shawnee Dist Allen B Bond Raymond B. Brill R. 11 Kernstown Martin S. Glaize Walter Dole Johnson John D. Luttrell O. C. Luttrell Shockeysville Bethesda Methodist Church French B. Powers Stanley J. Crowser James Percy Sheetz Shenandoah Ave Joseph C. Ritter Hoye L. Riley Whitlock Ave James M. Ford P. W. Plumly William M. Richards North Kent St Douglas Linaburg Ralph Welsh E. Germain St James A. Claycomb Kenneth Adams Liberty Ave James E. Keffer Jr Lewis G. Dinkle Gray Ave National Ave Edward H. Loy Effie M. Steward Fairfax Lane

Virginia Softball Assn. adds three Winchester teams

Three Winchester clubs Rosenberger, Royal Crown and Virginia Woolen joined the Virginia Softball Association and will compete in the district tournament at Arlington on July 31 and August 1. Other city and area teams are invited to join the USA. deadline is July 17. Managers should contact B. A. Wolf at 4308 Kensington Ave., Richmond 21, Va. Birds have an internal air conditioning system to cool them off from heat produced by their muscular activity.

Winchester Rosenbergers Royal Crown Virginia Woolen Virginia Softball Assn Arlington USA B. A. Wolf Kensington Ave Richmond

Avisco Drops Legion 15-1 in Front Royal Tilt

Avisco overwhelmed the Conrad Hoover American Legion post 15 to 1 as Lefty Eddins held the Legion to seven safeties. Fansler delivered the lone unearned run with a third inning single, while Shickle was pulled for Swanson after giving up nine early runs.

Conrad Hoover American Legion Post Avisco Front Royal Legionnaires Eddins Fansler el Keller Boyd Fawcet Miller Legion Shickle Swanson Charles Town Charles Town Legion Post Pat O'Leary

Watt Old timer Defeats Former Boyce Teammates

A 46yearold pitcher Frank Watt returned to Clarke county to defeat the Clarke AllStars 1 to 0 for Cameo Furniture of Washington. Watt allowed four hits while Lefty Buckner suffered the loss on five hits. The game lasted 110 minutes and featured unearned run in the second inning and sharp defense throughout.

Boyce Baseball Club Frank Watt Boyce Woodstock Club Clarke County All-Stars Cameo Furniture Club Washington Lawrence Buckner Simonds Pierce Casey Gatloth Cf Ceesee Johnson SS Sereseeeres Fei Haties Ye Valenti Lf Eigh Johnson Baer Sven Timint Lee Clarke H' Cahsene Emmart Hl Eistep Iss L. Buckner Eeres H. Buckner Brown c Aone Hacer evEeraasee Garver U. New Clarke

Tigers Rally To 8-7 Victory On Senseny Road

The Tigers beat Star Office 8 to 7 yesterday on Senseny Road in a seventh inning rally. Billy Higg drove in the winning run with a single as Cleveland pitched for the losers and Clark for the winners. Jackson and Powell homered for Star Office.

Softba Senseny Rd Tigers Star Office Billy Higg Cleveland Clar Kk Jackson Powell Pla

Winchester group attends Presbyterian training school at Massanetta Springs

Last week at Massanetta Springs attendees from Winchester included Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Duckwall, Mrs. Claude Stickles, Mrs. Julia Beaver, M5 Higsett Copennaver and M Refia Aly ers at the Womens auxiliary Synod of Virginia training school.

Winchester Presbyterian Training School of the Womens Auxiliary Synod of Virginia Massanetta Springs Joseph&. Duckwall Claude Stickles Julia Beaver Higsett Copennaver

Land 19 Bass Henry Rodeers of Mellin One Ave

Two hours on the Shenandoah report shows Bass Henry Rodeers and Joe Ornhorff Valles Ate in a caren. The brief notes a land event and a location on Mellin Avenue yesterday.

Henry Rodeers Mellin One Ave Joe Ornhorff Valles Caren Shenandoah

Cather Trio Poised to Dominate Winchester Soap Box Derby

The Cather trio aims to unseat the White brothers in the Winchester Derby. Roy A. Cather Jr and Edward Cather, joined by Irvine Cather Jr, race in A and B classes as Sonny returns with a mystery racer. Roy seeks final-weight optimization while Edward builds a light, wind‑resistant car for a heavier vs lighter race test.

Winchester LeRoy Jerry Cathers Cather Roy Jr Sonny Cather Edward Johnston's Cacapon River Sonny Jerry White Roy Old Mill Storage Christ Church School Urbana LeRoy White Cather Brothers Handley

White family supports Derby as Ralph eyes future entry

Ralph White, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. White, watches Winchester derby trials alongside his parents. He has drawn plans for racers but is not yet entering due to age and experience. Leroy and Jerry White, with racing experience, contribute in the family shop as the two former champs appear in Saturday’s parade.

Ralph White L. F. White Mr. White Leroy Akron Jerry Winchester Stonewall High School Mrs. White

Winchester News vs O'Sullivan on Diamond 1

Tonight's City League softball schedule lists Winchester News facing O'Sullivan on Diamond 1. The matchup highlights a local league doubleheader style event with potential playoff implications and fan interest.

Winchester O'Sullivan

Ward's Grocery vs Virginia Woolen on Diamond Two

Royal Crown meets the Elks under the lights as Ward's Grocery faces Virginia Woolen on Diamond Two with both teams at seventy.

Ward's Grocery Virginia Royal Crown The Elks

Postponed Church League Game on Diamond 3

At 8 45 p m Cork Street Christian and United Brethren are slated for a postponed Church League game on Diamond 3 at 7 p m.

Cork St. Christian United Brethren

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