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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1951

Page

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Old Hand Made Brick Out At Barr's Studio After 67 Years

Four generations of Winchester residents benefited from the John Kerr School era as the hand made brick paving from 1884 is replaced with concrete slabs. George Moore and Pete Elliott are shown removing the old bricks, once made on the Baker farm by Edward M. Barr.

John Kerr Boscawen Loudoun Streets J. C. Penney Mr. Kerr London Winchester Virginia Public John Kerr School G. G. Baker

Bond Issue To Be Re submitted In Morgan County

Berkeley Springs West Virginia voters will decide again on a 565000 school program consisting of a 425000 bond and a 140000 levy. The Aug 28 vote follows a 2 percent defeat despite no organized opposition. 913 signatures backed the resubmission for new buildings and additions.

Berkeley Springs Morgan County Board of Education

How's Your I. Q. Answers Relate to Naval Trivia

Puzzle page questions mix varied topics. It lists items such as Soto University and Captain Charles D. Sigsbee, asks about passing water through without gills, and notes cooperation across ground sea and air forces. The fragmentary content hints at a quirks-quiz format.

Avian Soto University Charles D Sigsbee Anteater Rhode Island John Henry Feraman Ampersand

Sales Directory July 21 Auction near Opequon and Waynesboro

Estate of Rob J M Stephenson lists livestock machinery and household goods for sale July 21 at 11 am two miles south of Opequon on Cedar Creek Grade. June 30 sale in Waynesboro PA by R Johnston Bittner includes farm machinery at 11:30 am DST.

Rob J. M. Stephenson Opequon Cedar Creek R. Johnston Bittner Waynesboro Parm Machinery Robert Stephenson Opequon P. O Winchester

Union Plans Nine Daily News-Digest Papers

The International Typographical Union says it will sponsor nine new tabloid daily papers called Daily News-Digest, with four tentatively starting in July. Cities include Allentown Pennsylvania Monroe Louisiana Texarkana Arkansas Springfield Missouri Meriden Connecticut Lorain Ohio Huntington West Virginia Charleston West Virginia.

The International Typographical Union Daily News-Digest Allentown Monroe Texarkana Ark Springfield Meriden

Remarried Widows Return Bonus Checks

Five Indiana widows of World War II veterans will receive letters from State Auditor Frank T. Millis thanking them for honesty. Each widow returned duplicate bonus checks after remarriage, stating they were not legally entitled to the benefits.

Indianapollis Indiana Frank T. Millis

Four Year Old Boy Drowns in Charlottesville Pool

Four year old John Alvin Eltringham, son of John A and Jean Rose Eltringham of Newport News, drowned yesterday at a swimming pool in Charlottesville. Rescue workers spent 45 minutes reviving him, but he did not respond.

Charlottesville John Alvin Eltringham John A Jean Rose Eltringham Newport News

Jeep and Army BUS collide at city corner

At 2 48 p m Friday an Army Jeep driven by Peter A Vetcher of Wilkes Barre Pa and a diamond Cab driven by Leanora W Sealock of 106 Purcell Avenue collided at the corner of Cameron and Leicester Streets. Total damage reported 350 with no injuries.

Peter A. Vetcher Wilkes-Barre Leanora W. Sealock Purcell Avenue Cameron Leicester Streets

Caveman Approach Ends in City Court

In Muncie Indiana Robert C Bell faced a disorderly conduct charge after a lounge dispute at the Brundage home. Witnesses described a heated exchange sparked by Bell’s views on how Indiana men treat women, ending with a chair being broken and a fist fight. the judge dismissed all charges after finding fault on both sides.

Muncie, Ind Indiana Caveman Robert C. Bell Walter Tanner George Brundage Brundage Bell

Father pleads innocent in beating death of stepson

LOWELL Mass. Leroy K Dickey 26 stood mute on murder charges after allegedly beating nine year old Russell Hartley to death following an incident in the attic bedroom. He reportedly told police he struck the boy after the child smirked at him during a nighttime confrontation.

Lowell Mass Leroy K. Dickey Russell Hartley John J. Murray Dickey Murray

Parents Held After Child Found Dead in Bed

Chicago suburb police arrested Warren Schlieder 28 and Christine 27 after their 31- month old son Richard was found dead in bed. An autopsy was ordered to determine cause. Police say both admitted striking the child hours before death.

Chicago Hero Warren Schlieder Christine Richard

Special Grand Jury To Probe Accidents In Halifax

Halifax County forms a seven member special grand jury following Pittsyl vania County to investigate traffic accidents and fatalities. Judge G F Mitchell convened the panel which will hear witnesses including state troops trial justices and newspapermen as Halifax records 15 traffic deaths last year and four so far this year. Fore man E H Lacy says the probe could take months and may issue recommendations.

Boston Halifax Pittsylvania G. F Mitchell Halifax County E H. Lacy

Lattimore Gave Fresh Evidence, Says Senate Group

Senate Internal Security investigators said five hours of secret testimony by Owen Lattimore provided “fresh evidence” about the Institute of Pacific Relations. Lattimore, Far Eastern Affairs authority, told reporters the inquiry panel found nothing to worry him. He is a professor at Johns Hopkins University and has served as a State Department consultant.

Washington Senate Owen Lattimore Institute of Pacific Relations Lattimore Far Eastern Affairs Authority John Hopkins University Baltimore State Department

Southwest Drought Wipes Out Water and Ranch Resources

The drought blankets the Southwest from Arizona to Texas and Louisiana, drying streams, draining reservoirs, and sparking fires. Officials estimate Arizona losses at 25 million dollars while stockmen warn of sold livestock as feed diminishes. Water disputes rise as irrigation projects falter and native communities face dwindling water supplies.

Utah Southwest Atlantic Seaboard Arizona New Mexico Colorado Texas Louisiana Howard Pyle Colorado River U. S. Supreme Court el Wado Water Resources Development Corp Irving P. Krick Soil Conservation Service Navajo Reservation

Moscow Dismisses Draft Japanese Peace Treaty as Aggressive Setup

Moscow newspapers denounce the American draft of a Japanese peace treaty as an aggressive setup aimed at national liberation movements in Asia. Izvestia cites China's and North Korea's notes, while Philippines Foreign Secretary Romulo voices dismay and disillusionment. India’s opposition is blamed on the second all India congress of peace partisans.

Moscow Southeast Asia Asia Philippines Carlos P. Romulo Izvestia China Korea India all-India Congress of Peace

Danville Teacher Dies In Tragic Self Destruction

A Danville public school teacher Miss Marie Boisseau died after she slit her wrists and took poison. Acting Coroner J. J. Nea ruled death by her own action brought on by ill health. She was found at her home on Main Street three hours after the attempt. Relatives in Roanoke tried to reach her by phone before friends found her dying.

Danville J. J. Nea Marie Boisseau Roanoke Miss Boisseau Boisseau

Winchester Police Court fines announced in court

Police Court cases heard in Winchester City Police Court this morning resulted in fines and costs. Thomas J. Pine, 20, Senseny Road, speeding, $20. Carroll M. Coe, 44, of Baltimore, Md., driving drunk, $100 and 30 days suspended jail sentence. James C. Oliver, 26, Milldale, drunk and disorderly, $30.

Winchester City Thomas J. Pine Senseny Road Carroll M. Coe Baltimore James C. Oliver Milldale

Kansas City Fire and Flood Ravage Twin Cities

A fiery oil tank collision ignited tanks and buildings as floods paralyzed Kansas City areas in Missouri and Kansas. Officials declared a state of emergency as 20 000 Topeka residents faced homelessness and bridges failed under rising rivers. Federal aid and evacuations followed amid ongoing disaster response efforts.

Socony - Vacuum Kansas City Kas Kansas Missouri Topeka USA Pacific

Planes Collide Near Fort Knox Near West Point

Two P 51 airplanes collided at 11 20 a m today near West Point Kentucky the Public Information Office at Godman Field reported One man was found in the wreckage of one plane with details from the Fort Knox area.

Fort Knox Public Information Office Godman Field West Point

Veterans of Foreign Wars plans island for Jeds in Philadelphia

The Pennsylvania Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars announced plans for an island project in Philadelphia. Details and participants were not fully clear in the fragment.

Island Philadelphia Pennsylvania Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars

Doctor Indicted In Spinster's Death

A Fairfield County grand jury indicted Danbury physician Dr. Ronald F Gibson for manslaughter in the July death of 74 year old Miss Elizabeth M Ayres who named him her heir. The same panel found no charges against Dr. Frank T Genovese though he was tied to the affair. The coroner had alleged Gibson sought the property and ended a romance with Miss Ayres after his marriage to his nurse.

Bridgeport Conn Fairfield County Ronald F Gibson Danbury Elizabeth M Ayres Frank T. Genovese Gibson Miss Ayre Theodore E. Steiber Frank Wetmore Miss Ayres Genovese

Present total of horses on farms in the country

Question asks for the present total of horses on farms in the country. Answer given states fewer than 5 million.

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