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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1948

Page

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Convicted Woman Seeks Rule 5-Year Verdict Review

Louise Burke 43 of Star Tannery faces possible freedom after her lawyers move to set aside the second degree murder verdict as contrary to law and evidence. Judge Elliott Marshall will hear arguments at noon next week. Burke wept in jail but remains hopeful.

Louise Burke Star Tannery Frederick County Elliott Marshall Wiliam L. Whitacre Washington Paul R. Berry Rochester N. Y Frank Brumback Woodstock Newton Borden Strasburg Syracuse Burke Lee A. Whitacre

Richard and Group Praised for Getting Softball Lighting

C. A. Hobert, chairman of the City recreation commission, commends Dick Richard and the softball field illumination committee for raising funds and installing what he calls the finest softball lighting system in the southeast. He notes their contribution to the recreation life of the city and its lasting value for future youth.

C. A. Hobert City Recreation Commission Dick Richard Richard Hobert

Apple Industry Seeks 4000 Workers in Fall Harvest

F W Bailey of the Virginia State Employment Service in Winchester estimates about 4000 workers are needed to harvest and process this fall. The plan includes 100 Bahamians and 300 migratory workers housed in grower camps as crop yield falls to about 50 percent of normal.

F. W. Bailey Virginia State Employment Service Winchester Bailey VSES Frederick, Clarke Loudoun County Winchester Woolen Co

Two in One Immunization Proves Effective

A senior surgeon of the U S Public Health Service says the two in one method of immunizing children against diptheria and whooping cough provides better protection than separate shots. Dr Joseph A Bell of Bethesda Md described injecting an alum treated mix of whooping cough vaccine and diphtheria toxoid in two doses four weeks apart.

Chicago U. S. Public Health Service Joseph A. Bell Bethesda

Fire Co auction benefits local donors at Clearbrook yard party

A charity auction at the Clearbrook Fire Co yard party on July 28 offers a Guernsey heifer donated by D K Russell and a purebred calf from J J Russell. Donations include furniture, tires, paint, oils, tools, a radio, and more from Winchester area contributors. Roy P Duvall to auction, with entertaining music by Peggy Lewis and the melody swing girls. The event runs 5 PM to midnight, rain or shine, supported by 13 Frederick and Berkeley county churches.

Clearbrook Fire Co D. K. Russell J. J. Russell Fire Company Woman's Auxiliary O. M. Swimley Frederick Co. Va Berkeley Co. W. Va Peggy Peggy Lewis Ruby Carter Janet Dennis Ola Ashby Stephenson Methodist Brucetown Clearbrook Hopewell Welltown Galilee Christian Paynes Chapel Bunker Hill J. White Hall Burnt Factory Cedar Hill Clearbrook Fire House Climsartee

Killers Confess After Ohio Mansfield Farm Murders

Police say three confessed killers murdered John E. Niebel 50 superintendent and his wife and daughter Phyllis. Victims taken from their home and slain in a corn field seven miles away after an intensive hunt. Authorities review records of recently discharged inmates.

Ohio John E. Niebel Mansfield Reformatory Phyllis International Daniels Highway Patrol West Conn van Wert James Smith Rita John Niebel Reformatory Nolanda Earl Ambrose Columbus Niebel

Ohio's Biggest Manhunt Ends with Killers Shot and Surrender

Two young ex convicts who terrorized Ohio with seven killings in 14 days are stopped at a Van Wert road block. James West is shot dead while Robert Daniels surrenders and confesses the seven killings as officers suffer injuries in the chase. Police blocked routes across northern Ohio, ending the nationwide manhunt.

van Wert Ohio James C. West Parollel Parkersburg W. Va Robert M. Daniels Columbus Midwest FBI Here L. D. Conn Frank A. Fiiemoth

Shriners Set Front Royal Concert Then Picnic Motorcade

Acca Temple Kand of Richmond will render a public concert at 2 p.m. on the Front Royal courthouse lawn. The band then plays at Skyland Caverns as part of a Mystic Shrine motorcade of northern Virginia members converging at Front Royal Recreation Park for a picnic. Winchester Shriners expected include Victor Wheeler Harry Straw Claude Grim C Vernon Eddy and Laurens Jones.

Acca Temple Kand Richmond Warren County Court House Front Rover Skyland Caverns Mystic Shrines Northern Virginia Front Royal Recreation Park Winchester Shriners Victor Wheeler Harry Straw Claude Grim C Vernon Eddy Laurens Jone

Truman Faces Dilemma on How to Control Prices

The president weighs options for immediate price controls after seeking stand-by power earlier. A wartime broad approach or a targeted list of essentials like meat and coal may require a new agency or a department task force, with meat pricing raising fairness questions for producers and packers.

Washington Truman Congress Los Angeles OPA Commerce Agriculture Departments Mr. Truman

Robertson Senator Robertson pledges Democratic ticket vote

Senator A Willis Robertson of Virginia said he will vote the Democratic ticket this fall. He criticized Truman on civil rights and the Taft Hartley Act but aligned to the party, matching other Southern Democrats predicting support for Truman in November. The Virginia delegation member noted his stance alongside Bland and the party organization.

Washington Truman Sen A. Willis Robertson Virginia Robertson McGrath Rhode Island Philadelphia Russell Georgia Sen. Barkley Kentucky Rep Bland D-Va Richmond

All-time High Living Cost Figure Reached

The cost of living index rose to 171.7 in June with food prices at record highs, signaling inflation pressures ahead of the 1948 campaign. Wholesale prices peaked the week ending July 17 and may affect retail prices later. The CPI is 9.3 percent higher than last year and far above prewar levels.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Republican Congress Truman

Wallace Third Party Launch Aims At Dewey Win

Henry A. Wallace arrives in Philadelphia to launch a third party ticket with Sen. Glen Taylor. Officials expect 4.5 to 9 million votes possible, while parties weigh potential effects on the November result. Rex Tugwell denounces critics as demagogic.

Jack Bell Philadelphia Henry A. Wallace Robert M. LaFollecte Sr Burton K. Wheeler Wallace Glen Taylor Idaho GOP Taylor Dewey New Dealer Albert J. Fitzgerald National Labor Committee Wallace-Taylor

Clay says Berlin force stays to carry out U S aims

General Lucius D. Clay told House members that American troops in Berlin will remain to uphold U S policy despite tensions with the Soviet blockade. He expressed optimism for a peaceful Berlin crisis solution and discussed the situation with President Truman in a White House meeting.

Washington Lucius D. Clay House Germany Berlin Clay United States Foreign Affairs Committee White House Truman Congress Committee Eaton Sonnel Charles G. Ross

Rev Boozer Succeeds Rev Raymond Booze at Stephens City

The Lutheran churches in Winchester area announce Rev. Boozer will assume duties at Stephens City Trinity Lutheran and St Pauls Cedar Creek on Aug. 8. Parsonage repairs led by P. E. Lineburg cost about 1000 dollars as the church awaits the veteran minister of 17 years.

Winchester Booze Stephens City Boozer Gebureg S. C Trinity Lutheran Church St. Paul's Church Cedar Creek P. E. Lineburg Raymond Booze Gladesboro

Beetle Invasion Hits Clarke County Farms

Swarms of Japanese beetles have reached Clarke county from neighboring regions and are feeding on corn silk and foliage across Berryville Millwood and Boyce. The pest threatens apples plums and grapes. DDT spraying is urged to curb the invasion as entomologists monitor the spread from Loudoun and Jefferson counties.

Clarke County Loudoun County Jefferson County W. Va Berryville Millwood Boyce Blue Ridge J. W. Olcott Shenandoah River R. B. Smith, Jr Wickliff Martinsburg

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Brumback Group Apple Industry Fire Co Roy Shaffer Nottingham Kennels Carter Baker Smith's Braddock and Gerrard Sts ROUSS Engine House Colonial Kitchen B& S Poultry Eagles Rusty Maron Shriners Front Royal West Va Winchester Evening Star J. J. Newberry Co Buick Ford Flant M. C Ritters Variety Store Kern St Fiodgson Brown Bulletin Tugwell Americans For Democratic Action New Rexford Guy Tugwell Roosevelt New Party Sam M. Cox Harrisonburg W. J. Sheene VPI J. O. Rowell Extension Service Olcott
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