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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1950

Page

3

Virginia Workers Honored for Long Service Across Company

A Virginia company lists 12 employees with 40 or more years of service and 68 with 25 to 40 years, naming individuals and years of service. The roster includes Carper Renner Foreman Lamp Anderson Frye Lola Carper Frye and others, detailing long tenure across multiple departments.

Mr Carper S. H. Renner J. A. Foreman C. H. Lamp C. A. Anderson C. H. Frye Lola Carper J. E. Frye Robert N. Boyd B. C. Ritter Mary Cassell Isaac 8. Mason Clarence Grimm William Golliday C. W. Gruber G. Miller Stanley O. Mason W. H. Hammond H. F. Ford Clarence Whitacre Frank March Robert S. Lonas Frank Dicks William C. Heckrotte Mary Haines Helen M. Spillman Eva J. Kidwell Ida Seabright Lottie Fuller Nan McIntosh Charlotte Palk Lydia Chrismore

Sugar Sign Misleads Shoppers as Shelves Stand Bare

A Winchester housewife found a sign limiting sugar to 10 pounds per customer in a leading market, but the shelf was empty. She noted rising food prices with pork chops at 99 cents a pound and other meats exceeding a dollar.

Winchester Mother Hubbard

Local 50th anniversary invite and world diplomacy note

Mr. McCormac states the community is invited to join a 50th anniversary celebration. A Foreign Service List shows 58 countries with embassies in the United States, 19 with legations, and five states represented by consulates, totaling 82 excluding Germany, Japan, Bulgaria, Trieste, and other small states.

United States Germany Japan Bulgaria Free Territory of Trieste

No Fear of Food Shortages report outlines plentiful supplies

The Agriculture Department drafts a report to reassure the public that food shortages are unlikely. It cites ample wheat for flour and bakery products, rising meat slaughter, and larger lard production, while fruits may be scarcer and sugar supplies strong, with Cuba highlighted as a major world source.

Washington Agriculture Department Truman Secretary of Agriculture Brannan Department Bureau of Agricultural Economics Cuba

Southern States Meeting Planned at Berryville School

Berryville farmers affiliated with Southern States Cooperative will hold their annual membership meeting at 8 pm on Friday July 28 at Berryville Elementary School. C W Costello of Berryville will chair. Nominees for the Berryville Advisory Board include Irvine Price Oscar Carr Clifton Price Robert Lee Withers and Osborne Vorous. Committee members listed are Mrs Oscar Carr Mrs Charles Fries Wisecarver and Mrs Ruby Davis.

Berryville

Polio Drive Planned for Wytheville Area

Virginia health officials announce a three pronged polio containment drive in Wytheville. A National Foundation consultant will visit. sanitation officers will assess water and sewage. a state epidemiologist will review all Wytheville cases as 41 people are affected and five deaths reported.

Richmond Wytheville L. J. Roper Roper National Foundation For State Health Department

Murder Hearing Postponed in Watson Burton Case

A hearing to set aside a jury verdict of second degree murder against Watson Burton was postponed after Circuit Judge W L Sexton Jr learned his son was injured in a Charlottesville bicycle accident. Burton was found guilty last week in the fatal shooting of ABC Agent Floyd Vincent. A 12 year sentence was recommended.

W. L. Sexton, Jr Charlottesville

Governor Speaks To Boys and Girls

Virginia officials selected to represent the state at the Boys and Girls Nation in Washington arrive after yesterday's vote. Governor John S. Battle attends inaugurations and urges ongoing citizen interest in government.

Blacksburg Jerry C. Murphy Norfolk MacArthur City Raymond Perry Danville Eisenhower City Virginia Boys’ Nation Washington Barbara Norby Arlington Girls’ State Barbara Allen Richmond Girls’ Nation John S. Battle Boys

Hadacol praised by Mrs. Alma Kincaid in St Louis ad

Mrs Alma Kincaid of 2125 East Adelaide St Louis credits Hadacol with restoring her appetite and easing stomach distress after long deficiencies in vitamins and minerals. The testimonial promises doctors backing and money-back guarantee with trial sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50 in 1950 Leblanc Corne

Alma Kincaid East Adelaide St. Louis Missouri Hadacot The Leblanc Coraeneasian

Mrs. Nannie Garmong Dies in Pennsylvania

Mrs. Nannie Davis Garmong widow of William Garmony and sister of Emma Pelter died Saturday in Emlenton Pennsylvania. Born Gainesboro she was daughter of Harvey and Nannie Davis and survived by seven children including Emma Mastervick Helen Ritts Irene Clark and Paul Fred Melvin and Edward all based in Pennsylvania. Services and burial were held in Emlenton.

Nannie Davis Garmong Emma Pelter Nain Charles Hober William Jannie Davis Frederick County Emlenton Gainesboro Harvey Nannie McIlwee Davis William Garmony Presbyterian Church Emma Mastervick Johnstown Helen Ritts Rye City Irene Clark Braintree Mass Paul Fred Melvin Edward Garmony Pennsylvania

Ignorance of the Law Is No Excuse Quotation Origin

The saying originates from John Selden in Table Talk: Judgments. Selden (1584–1654) wrote that “Ignorance of the law ex cuses no man,” noting not all know the law but it is a plea men use and cannot refute.

C. McK. A John Selden

Navy Negro personnel figures at Jan 31 1950

As of January 31 1950 there were 17 Negro officers and 14 782 enlisted men. Total personnel on the same date numbered 45 017 officers and 401 905 enlisted men.

J. A

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