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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
11
Romania continued coverage shows correspondents kept away as the couple married. They greeted King Paul and Queen Frederika in the palace hall, shared a luncheon with royal guests, then planned travel to Tatoi palace near Athens for the Greek summer retreat.
A clipped note surfaced linking John Alden to early American romance. Ma Hoskins returns the clipping with the name and clues such as beer and cooper, suggesting a famous pair and a shy suitor.
Moscow protests to the United States and United Nations over Newsweek and Het Vrije Volk for alleged slander and warmongering. The note cites a plan to use US bases and atom bombs against the Soviet Union and mentions towns including Moscow Leningrad Kiev Kharkov and Odessa.
A 1948 syndicated medical note explains Devil's Grip a self limited feverish chest pain illness that can mimic pneumonia or flu. It often affects young people in warm months, with chest tenderness fever and pain worsened by movement. Recovery usually within hours to days with rest and symptom relief.
Washington reports soft coal operators pressed John L. Lewis to keep miners on the job after June 30 with the current contract terms remaining in force and cancelable on five days notice. UMW chief John L. Lewis proposed a temporary extension while negotiations proceed, conditioned on immediate pension increases.
Hartley said the nation faces a coal shortage with less than three weeks of supply. He noted miners are scheduled to take a vacation starting June 26, and stressed that Congress must act to resolve the crisis.
A partial OCR note warns of an impending coal strike within a month that could trigger an economic shakeout. It mentions a predicted downturn and a potential wipeout of certain financial positions.
The first British settlers in British Honduras are believed to have been shipwrecked sailors or pirates who turned to lumber for their fortunes, shaping early economic activity in the colony.
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