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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1947

Page

3

Winchester District D Church Outing Planned Next Wednesday

An outing and inspirational service for District D youths in Winchester is set for Wednesday at Elizabeth Purnace. Afternoon events include softball swimming and a picnic supper with contributions from each person. John R. MacKinnon leads 730 vesper services and district churches listed include Woodstock Strasburg Buckton Front Royal Mill Dale Berryville Stone's Chapel Round Hill Second Oppequon Opequon Memorial Cedar Cliff Cedar Creek Mt Hope Ninevah. Miss Betty Bayliss of Winchester is district chairman.

Winchester Elizabeth Purnace John R. MacKinnon District D Woodstock Strasburg Buckton Front Royal Mill Dale Berryville Stone’s Chapel Round Hill Second Opequon Opequon Memorial Cedar Cliff Cedar Creek Mt. Hope

Aged Negro Killed Resisting Arrest in Georgia Gun Battle

Georgetown Georgia July 14 Sheriff H F Herrington 74 said he killed a 65 year old Black man Ball Smith after a gun battle with a group resisting the arrest of a felon son 17. The sheriff was slightly wounded his gun knocked from his hand and he was struck with fists. Several men fled leaving a broken rib.

Georgetown H. F. Herrington Herrington Ball Smith T. D. Smith

CIO FT A All Workers Refuse NLRB In New Taft Act

The CIO Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers union announced it will not present any issues to the National Labor Relations Board created under the Taft Hartley act. The policy committee stated a refusal to engage, noting a claimed membership of 102000.

Elphia National Labor Relations Board Cio-Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union National Policy Committee

Motor travel in 1946 totals 170 billion miles

The Public Roads Administration reported that in 1946 Americans logged about 170 billion miles of motor travel. The figure reflects nationwide vehicle use and roadway activity during the postwar year.

Public Roads Administraon

Inner Aid advertised as relief for chronic gas issues

An advertisement features a “5 Year Victim of Gassy Stomach” who claims INNER AID cleared gas and bloating after many medicines failed. It touts a 12 juice plant formula, taken before meals to mix with food and cleanse the bowels, liver, and bile system. It urges purchase at all drug stores.

Inneraid

Soap Box Derby Champion Jerry’s Racer Displayed in NOVA

The coaster racer that won the local derby and will compete in the national finals at Akron on August 17 is on display at the Northern Virginia Power Co Rooms. The plan is to move it later to the Valley service station which sponsored the winning car. Photo by Bucher.

Jerry Akron Northern Virginia Power Co Valley Service Station Bucher

Grimes social notes and harvest report

Grimes July notes show visits by William Burmester from Washington and Arthur Orndorff from Winchester. Mrs C E McVay and Louise Light are guests. Mr and Mrs Siler host Louise for the week. Harry Mason and Helen Crim attend Blacksburg 4 H events. Threshing and early apple picking begin as cherry harvest lingers. wheat and barley harvested.

Charles Siler North Frederick Terrace Harry Mason Helen Crim Blacksburg

Early boat origins: the raft from grass and logs

The earliest boats are believed to be rafts built from grass bundles, logs, and reeds tied together. This simple flotation device is noted as the first watercraft in historical accounts.

Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues

Crossword clues across and down cover half dressed port work incites musical drama portable hoisting device Eskimo exca Eva te etc. The list includes many short phrases and odd spellings. Answers span from level coin manners and religious terms to ships and animals.

Battery B AAB To Be Activated Tonight At The Armory

Battery B of the 159th airborne anti aircraft battalion of the second Army Reserve Corps will be activated tonight as a class C unit at 8:30 p.m. at the armory. Officers assigned include Capt. Vincent M. Noonan as commanding officer and F Lieut. David R. Kuhn as executive officer.

159Th Airborne Second Army Reserve Corps Second Army Vincent M. Noonan David R. Kuhn Braxton H. Duvall Robert M. Sargent William D. Alexander, Jr Forest H. Bowen Thomas A. Morrison William F. Lavecchia Chauncey F. Dorsey Alva F. Pullen William D. Bowley Co. Guhl Richmond

Bacteriologist Miss Campbell Receives Army Decoration

Miss Charlotte C. Campbell daughter of Mrs. Alice Campbell of the Middle Road is awarded a War Department decoration for exceptional service as bacteriologist with the Army Medical Center in Washington during World War I. The citation notes her leadership in mycology techniques and her teaching of diagnostic methods to medical officers.

Charlotte C. Campbell Alice Campbell Middle Road P. E. Campbell War Department Army Medical Center Washington Rufus Holt M. D. Department Army Medical Department Medical Department United States Army Miss Campbell Handley High School Ohio University Graduate Hospital University of Pennsylvania John McKee

Philadelphia General Hospital Maternity Ward Closed

An outbreak of communicable diarrhea forces the maternity ward at Philadelphia General Hospital to close to new patients for the second time in six months. The illness has already caused two deaths.

Philadelphia General Hospital

Yankees Extend Win Streak As Race Shambles

The Yankees' 14th straight win tightens the AL race while Brooklyn's 9-1 victory boosts their subway world series bid. Boston and the Cubs drop games as Pittsburgh and the Giants split in the NL.

Associated Press New York Yankee Boston Red Sox Red Sox Yankees Chicago John McGraw Giants Brooklyn Cincinnati Dodgers Boston Braves Cubs Pittsburgh New York Giants Polo Grounds

Deluge Delays Winchester Airport Speedway Races

Ray Shank halted time trials at Winchester Airport Speedway due to a soft track after a fresh downpour. Jalopy heats postponed to Sunday with several new cars. EJA Racing Assn led by L. M. Castleman plans to schedule races at Myersdale PA. Rain checks will be honored at the rain date.

Ray Shank Winchester Airport Speedway EJA Racing Asson L. M. Castleman Myersdale Airport Speedway

Funeral Rites Held for Wa ford D. Daily at Rest Methodist

Services conducted Saturday at Rest Methodist Church for Wa ford D. Daily of 232 Shawnee Avenue. Rev. Emory B. Ellmore and Rev. Earl C. Day officiated with interment in the adjoining cemetery.

Rest Methodist Church Waford D. Daiiey Shawnee Avenue Emory Ellmore Earl C. Day

Burruss to Speak at Orkney Springs Credit Union Convention

D. W. Burruss of Winchester will address a convention of seven production credit associations at Orkney Springs, an event starting today.

D. W. Burruss Winchester Orkney Springs

Chinese Communists Capture Rail Town

Chinese troops drive through southern Shantung toward Suchow as Communist forces capture a rail town near Nanking on July 14.

Nanking Shantung Suchow

Government Acknowledges Loss of Taian and Rail Hub Taierchuang

Government sources report Taian fallen and a strategic rail line to the north disrupted. Field dispatches claim about 20,000 Communist forces were engaging near Taierchuang, a location roughly 350 miles northeast of Suchow.

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