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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1949

Page

2

Identify Bodies Of All But One Of 13 Newsmen

In Bombay on July 13 monsoon rains hindered search for 13 American news correspondents killed in a hill accident. Bodies of all but one had been identified by police with Fred Colwig of the Post among the named dead. Funeral rites were planned and seven bodies cremated per U S State Department instructions for relatives requesting ashes.

Bombay India Fred Colwig 3Oo U. S. State Department

Vatican Decree Excommunicates Communists

Vatican City on July 13 issued a major excommunication against communists. The decree from the Holy See church authority cuts off the faithful from sacraments and participation in church society.

Vatican City Congregation of the Holy Se Church Society of the Faithful

Answers to Daily Quiz

Answers to daily quiz show correct responses with letters and topics. Includes references to the American Medical Association and Franklin D Roosevelt, and a note on religious revival services.

American Medical Associa Franklin D. Roosevelt

Estate sale listing for les B. Henry

Seles Directory notes a sale on July 16 at 10 a m from the estate of les B Henry located at 728 S Loud St featuring furniture and household goods.

Les B. Henry S. Loud St

Officials Debate Scrap Caused Major Plane Crash

Loss of 35 lives with 14 injured followed a Standard Airlines C-46 crash 30 miles north of Los Angeles after a wing tip snag in fog. CAB regional chief says a passenger fight did not cause the crash, while Standard’s captain insists the brawl led to disaster. Pilot Roy G. White was killed.

Here Standard Airlines Santa Susana Mountains Civil Aeronautics Board James N. Peyton Peyton L. R. Powell Standard Roy G. White White

Wage Talks Cite Local Labor Rates Ahead of Department Plan

A Frederick County hearing on proposed federal labor wage standards featured witnesses detailing current local pay. Air tool operators earned 90 cents, bricklayers 2.50, carpenters 1.50, cement finishers 1.30, iron workers 1.50 or 1.10, laborers 0.80, and truck drivers 0.80 to 1.10. Supervisors noted varied rates on regional projects including Berryville elementary and the new county high school. Union reps and contractors from Washington, Baltimore, Front Royal, and Chambersburg testified, with many expressing support for the department’s wage schedule covering trades from electricians to plumbers.

Berryville Acme Glaize N. Cameron St Miller’s Hardware and O'Sullivan Rubber Co Enoch Bell English Construction Company Frederick County Consolidated High School Guy Hafer Dept. of Labor Washington Baltimore Front Royal

Mrs J B Staples Stephens City Dies

Beulah J. Staples 79 of Stephens City died at home after a two year illness. Widow of John Staples who died in March 1948, she was daughter of the late James R. Campbell of Frederick County. Survived by one half brother Paul Campbell of Washington D C and many nieces and nephews.ervices at Methodist Church with Rev E C Day officiating. Interment Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: C E Lemley J D Steele Frank Barley M S Barley T A Grim A R Marks.

Beulah J. Staples Stephens City John Staples James R. Campbell Frederick County Paul Campbell Washington D. C Stover Strasburg Methodist Church Rev. E. C. Day Green Hill Cemetery C. E. Lemley J. D. Steele Frank Barley M.S. Barley T. A. Grim A. R. Marks

German Youth Struggles Highlighted By Wellesley Student

Renate Pflaum, 20 year old German chemistry student and Wellesley junior on a foreign scholarship, told the First Baptist church women's auxiliary of postwar Germany. She described poverty, loss of faith, family disruption, and youth distrust of authority, but urged that many youths are determined to struggle toward a new future.

First Baptist Church Renate Pflaum Wellesley Germany E. T. Clark Baptist Recreation Berlin Technical University Hitler

Washout on B and O line cuts Maryland railway access

Flooding washed out the B&O main line at the 17 mile grade over the Alleghenies in far western Maryland. An eight to ten foot deep break formed as underpinnings failed after late yesterday afternoon, with 8:30 p m failure. Rainfall over the region slowed harvests and fed drought relief hopes.

B&o Alleghenies Maryland Winchester Associated Press New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Philadelphia Gettysburg Chambersburg Boston Weather Bureau Connecticut Long Island

Senators Seek GOP Backing for Truman Economic Bill

Democratic senators drafting an anti low mood bill sought Republican support for key parts of Truman's economic program. Senator Murray said several GOP colleagues would sponsor. Senator Morse agreed to join if changes protect businessmen. The bill targets two main proposals from the 11 point plan: a board study of investment needs and planning and enabling agencies to acquire sites for projects. It calls for creation of a National Economic Cooperation Board and a $15 billion non Federal public works program with federal loans to spur investment in underserved areas.

Washington Truman Murray D-Mont Morse R-Ore Congress National Economic Cooperation Board

Governor urges patience in Maryland crabber shooting case

Richmond July 13 Governor Tuck urged fishermen and Virginians not to pass hurried judgment in the Maryland crabber shooting in the Chesapeake Bay. He said a thorough investigation aims to assemble all information to clarify the acts and that Virginia and Maryland police cooperate. The case involves Virginia Fisheries Commission deputy David Acree to be tried next month for murder in Virginia waters.

Richmond Tuck Virginia Maryland Chesapeake Bay Norfolk Izaak Walton League Earl Nelson Virginia Fisheries Commission Jordan A. Pugh 2d Norfolk Izaak Walter League Accomac Commonwealth E. Almer Ames Jr Fisheries Commission David Acree

House Passes Rural Telephone Measure

The House approved a bill to improve rural telephone service. It lets the Rural Electrification Administration issue long term loans to private companies or cooperatives to expand rural lines at 2 percent interest, same as electric REA loans. Rep. Allen and Rep. Brown sought a higher rate but failed.

Washington House Senate Rural Electrification Administration Allen Ill Brown Ohio

Lebanon Church News and Local Visits

July 13 notes from Lebanon Church report a newborn named Robert Douglas to Mr. and Mrs. F A Bowers, returning soldier Joseph Pingley convalescing at home, and yard party at Hope Church. Visitors include Miss Patricia Ann Supinger and Aunt Uncle Vernon McDonald party, with several local families mentioned. Bible school at Mt Hope Church closes with a program.

Lindamood Daniel Roy Hershman Zepp Fred Bowers Walter G. Brown P. A Henderlite A. E. Keller Lucy McDonald R. S. McDonald Howard McDonald Ida Keller Bible School Mt. Hope Church Margaret Crabill Woodstock Mary Keler John Duckwall Mary Virginia Dicks Helen McDonald Winchester Ellen Mary Keller Hunter Ritenour Seven Fountains Bill Humphries Bridgewater Elkton Arrisonburg Clara Keller Madison College

Canterbury Pilgrims Could Carry Bells and a Pilgrim Flask

The Canterbury pilgrim returned from his journey with bells and a flask holding a few drops of the blood of St. Thomas a Becket, mirroring the Roman pilgrim's limited pewter or lead effigies of SS Peter or Paul.

Canterbury Rome Paul Thomas A Becket

Health programs and public health priorities described

Dr Still outlined public health efforts and costs focusing on vital statistics from private physicians reports to state offices. He highlighted tuberculosis venereal disease and polio as key issues and stressed water sewage milk and food safety as essential. He noted maternal and child care programs prenatal and well baby clinics and free hospitalization with doctors unpaid for hospital cases under MCH.

Still Mexico Italy Spain

Jennifer Jones Selznick Weds Aboard Portofino Yacht

Portofino's mayor announced actress Jennifer Jones and director David Selznick were married today on the yacht Manona. Jones wore a white summer dress and sunglasses for the ceremony. The couple later boarded the yacht Facey, owned by Prince Pignatelli, for a reception in Genoa hosted by Rudy Crespi.

Portofino Italy Jennifer Jones David Selznick Manona Miss Jones Prince Pignate,i Naples Rapallo Alsa Genoa Rudy Crespi

Vandenberg Promises Second Speech Over Treaty Fight

Opposition claims pact speeches on the Republican side of the aisle proceed through Thursday. Senator Vandenberg prepared to re enter the debate with a second major speech in support of the treaty. He has joined administration leaders in saying the treaty carries no obligation for the Senate to vote for the arms program which President Truman planned to submit to Congress soon.

Vandenberg Senate Truman Congress

Demonstrations Showcase Farm Practices at Winchester Area Event

On August 19 twelve farm projects will be demonstrated starting at 9 a.m. at the Murl Hannum farm and 34 miles north west of Winchester. Topics include plow attachments, corn cultivation with fertilizer tools, 2 4D spraying, grain drying units, balers, haymaking, grass silage, clover rotations, irrigation, artificial insemination, and pesticide sprays. The Blue Ridge Farm Dealers Assn. will display modern implements.

Stine Martinsburg Pike Winchester Murl Hannum R. 633 Stine Farm Clearbrook Fire Co Hannum Blue Ridge Farm Dealers Assn

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