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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1950

Page

9

Baseball Rookie of the Year talk roils major leagues

In New York a debate over the rookie of the year rages across the National and American Leagues. Names such as Howerton Adcock Borkowski Noren and Bell are mentioned alongside Walt Dropo Flip Rosen Luke Easter and others as contenders while trade and scouting moves influence who remains in the running. Boo Ferris hints at a big league return and football chatter shifts to Wisconsin and coaching vacancies as Don Faurot plans a Yellowstone Park trip with his family.

New York Brooklyn Wiedeebrok Ae ¢ Braves Phillies Gub Bell Pirates You Srey Cardinals Howerton Joe Adcock Reds Bob Borkowski Preson Ward Cubs Posbly Boston Walt Dropo Cleveland Flip Rosen Luke Easter Carrasquel Bob Cain White Sox Tom Upton Browns Sandalio Consuegra Conrad Marrera Irv Noren Senators Jethroe Ward Noren Dodger Bell Boo Ferris Birmingam Wisconsin Florida Beefornia McCurry College Wilford Moore Abilene McMur Ty Tulsa Midwestern West Texas Mississippi Missouri Don

Census records from early United States preserved at National Archives

All original census schedules except 1890 have been bound into volumes and are stored in the National Archives in Washington DC per B E K A.

United States National Archives Washgton D. C

HADACOL advertised to aid deficiencies and stomach distress

An advertisement from 1950 promotes HADACOL for deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 iron and others claiming it improves stomach distress nervousness and sleep. It features Mrs Ann Poling of Indianapolis praising the product and urging readers to try the trial or family sizes with a refund offer.

Ann Poling Delaware J Indianapolis Indiana P Oling Anacot Dacol Tisk LeBlanc

Beauty Aids From Kitchen Shelf By Betty Clarke

A beauty editor urges using common kitchen and pantry items for cosmetics. Beet juice and carrot tones, eggs, lemon, baking soda, olive oil, and beer offer natural, affordable grooming tips. These household staples can brighten skin, condition hair, and aid feet and hands without costly products.

Frank H. Masi Dies after Illness at 67

Frank H. Masi 67 a Norfolk born executive and WWI services veteran died Saturday after a ten day illness at his Millwood home Metompkin Clarke County He led Atlantic Iron Works Inc of Norfolk and Waynesboro for 38 years before retiring in 1946 Survived by widow two daughters a son a grandson and a sister funeral at Christ Church Millwood with interment in Old Chapel Cemetery

Frank H. Masi Josephine Brown Baltimore Roy B. Chamberlin, Jr Virginia Beach Robert D. Bensel New York City Francis 8. K. Masi Millwood Paul F. Chamberlin Mary Paul Masi Norfolk Christ Church, Millwood J. A. Figg Old Chapel Cemetery Herman Allyn Tyree Dillard Richard Dole Roland Michell Archibald Osborne Page Lee

Was Washington Bed Room Mantel Clock Original

The mantel clock in General Washington's bedroom is not the original. The current clock resembles the original and was placed to restore the room to its appearance in Washington’s lifetime. The original clock was presented to a physician at Washington's death and soon after given to Alexandria Lodge, where it has remained.

George Washington Mt. Vernon General Washington

Mrs Ethel Newlin Dies in Hospital

Mrs Ethel Olivia Newlin 57 wife of Will Newlin of 40 Worcester St died at 6 40 yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born Nov 8 1892 in Frederick County she lived in Cedar Grove before moving to Winchester ten years ago. Survived by husband son Edgar William two daughters Virginia Gardner and Hazel Newlin five grandchildren. Funeral 4 pm tomorrow Omps Funeral Home Rev T J Kerfoot. burial Little Mountain Cemetery Cedar Grove. Pallbearers named.

Ethel Olivia Newlin Will Newlin W. Boscawen St Winchester Memorial Hospital Newlin Frederick County Jonah Light Ella Brill Light Cedar Grove Winchester Edgar William Newlin Virginia Gardner Hazel Newlin Omps Funeral T. J Kerfoot Little Mountain Church Marvin Tyler Edward Milen Lowe Smith Ray Lewis Jerry Bennett Mason Hitt

Quirino Considers Philippines Joining UN Korea Effort

President Quirino said he would discuss with military advisers the possibility of sending Filipino troops to Korea. He noted the UN duty to uphold peace in the Pacific and declined to elaborate on recruiting a full division.

Manila Quirino Filpino Korea Philippines United Nations Fora Philippine Scouts Pacific

Baltimore Market Quotations on Produce Livestock

Produce prices show a barely steady tone with apples and potatoes mixed. Cattle, hogs, and sheep futures move with regional reads from Baltimore Chicago and New Jersey offerings, including live and dressed weights, with typical wholesale ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, hogs, and lambs.

Baltimore Williams Eastern Shore N. J. US USDA

Stock Market Dips as Steel and Auto Shares Lag

New York stocks slip with steel and automobile groups showing weakness while rail issues post uneven results. U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel General Motors Chrysler Goodyear Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Emerson Radio American Telephone Kennecott Copper Dow Chemical Santa Fe B&O and Standard Oil decline. Sears United Aircraft Schenley Eastman Kodak American Woolen N Y Central Southern Railway Union Pacific and U S Gypsum rise. Corporate bonds narrow. U S Governments hold steady in OTC trading.

New York U. S. Steel Bethlehem Steel Re Public Steel General Motors Chrysler Goodyear Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Emerson Radio Corp American Telephone Kennecott Copper Dow Chemical Santa Fe Baltimore & Ohio Standard On Sears Roebuck United Aircraft Schenley Eastman Kodak American Woolen N. Y. Central Southern Railway Union Pacific U. S. Gypsum U. S

Chicago Grains opens with mixed price trends on light trade

Chicago grains show a slow start with mixed price moves on the board. Opening quotes for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Soybeans and fats futures are listed across Sep, Dec, Mar, and May contracts with several percent changes noted.

Chicago Board of Trade

Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star

Market listings are corrected daily with a note that The Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. Readers are advised to verify prices and details directly with sellers.

The Star

Farm Bureau quotes today's egg and live poultry market

Agriculture Dept and Frederick County Farm Bureau report U S Grade A eggs at 48 cents for extra large, 46 for large, 38 for medium. Grade B large at 38. live poultry prices in Winchester area list heavy hens 4 1/2 lbs at 18, leghorn hens at 16 6, cross broilers up to 5 1/2 lbs at 28 to 32, young bronze hens 10 lbs and over at 87, young bronze toms 22 lbs at 28, white hens and toms at 38, ducks, old guineas at 25.

Frederick County Farm Bureau U. S Winchester Leetaedee Leghorn Keen Rock & Cross Hea Kr Bihar

Women Claim Joint Husband In Complex Chicago Case

A 17 year old auto mechanic identified as Frank Miller and also using the name Frank Ruff was held by police after two women claimed him as their husband. Loretta Savireno 20 said Miller married her in Crown Point Ind on June 15 1948 and that they have a son. Betty Gibson 23 said she wed him in Illinois on October 19 1949 and learned of the Crown Point marriage. The two women confronted Miller on a West Side street Saturday night and police detained him.

Chicago Frank Miller Loretta Savireno Miller Frank Ruff Crown Point Ind Betty Gibson Illinois Betty Loretta West Side

Which country has greatest extent from north of south

Chile in South America stretches from Sama River to Cape Horn about 2700 miles.

Chile South America Sama River Cape Horn

So You Can Hear brochure offered free to deafened readers

An advertisement promotes a free brochure titled So You Can Hear for hard of hearing individuals. It promises practical guide advice, encouragement, and happiness, inviting readers to request a copy by sending name and address to Beltone Dept. 8658 1450 W. 19th St. Chicago 8 IL.

Beltone Dept 19Th St Chicago

Four- Way Deadlock Averted by Quick Rescue

Jim Dowell a 60 year old Southern Railroad brakeman saved a 16 month old child and stopped a 10 car coal train on a steep slope in Charles Va The mother and child narrowly escaped injury as Dowell lunged forward to grab the child and push the mother away just as the train halted after a near tragedy on the Monarch Mines run.

St, Charles, Va Jim Dowell Southern Railroad Little Woodward Monarch Mines Dowell Caboose Hugh Kestner Carl Woodward Jimmie Mrs. Woodward Jim

New Fastball Transforms Texas Softball Into Hitter’s Game

Texas Softball president Hugh Welch unveiled a smaller 11 inch circumference ball to revive pitching dominance and shorten games. The altered ball with longer hits and faster fielding has spread to about 50 cities, prompting talk of reconciliation between the National Softball Congress and the Amateur Softball Association.

Texas Hugh Welch Texas Softball Gue National Softball Congress Amateur Softball Association Welch San Angelo

Which Paint Keeps Surfaces Cooler

White and light paints are the coolest. Any dark paint absorbs as much solar radiation as black, causing a marked rise in temperature.

Communists Paid Little by North Korean Captives

South Korean troops report capturing two North Korean soldiers aged 19 and 31 who said they joined the war for food. The Reds claim they are paid 14 won a month, a sum described as almost one cent, while American air strikes erode Northern morale except among Communist party members.

Korea Korean Labor Party Communist

Joan of Arc Age at Death Recalled

The Maid of Orleans is remembered as being nineteen years old when she died. The article reflects on her youth and role in the historical events surrounding Orleans.

Joan of Arceence Maid of Orleans

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