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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1950

Page

2

Bedford divorcee gets seven year abortion death sentence

Mrs Dartha Louise Fulton 42 pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter abortion and larceny in the death of Alice Marie Taylor 24 a government clerk. She was sentenced to seven years for abortion two years for manslaughter and one year for larceny with two terms suspended. The victim was found March 24 beside a highway near Blacksburg. Autopsy showed abortion as cause. Fort Monroe visit by Gen Sir Neil Ritchie to confer with Gen Mark Clark includes ceremonial honors and meals.

Bedford Dartha Louise Fulton Alice Marie Taylor Charles E. Burks Fultofy Burks Miss Taylor Veterans Administration Roanoke Blacksburg Fort Monroe Neil Ritchie Washington Mark W. Clark Army Field Forces Neil The Bath

Navy Airmen Lost in Cape Henry Torpedo Bomber Crash

The Navy ended search efforts 30 miles off Cape Henry for a torpedo bomber crash that killed three airmen during anti submarine training. The deceased include Barstow Howard Stephens, aviation ordnance man airman USN 20, son of Mrs. Cattie Kidwell of Warrenton Virginia.

Navy Cape Henry Barstow Howard Stephens Aviation Ordnanceman USN Cattie Kidwell Warrenton

Women Autoist Dies In Norfolk Crash

Mrs. Cotilla Wills Boone a 40 year old Negro woman of Norfolk was killed yesterday afternoon when the automobile she rode in struck a tree near Fox Hall in Norfolk County. The driver Junius Deans 53 was slightly injured. State police reported the car hit a center island veered off and struck the tree.

Norfolk Cotilla Wills Boone Fox Hall Norfolk County Junius Deans

Estate and Property Auctions in West Virginia and Virginia

June sales directory lists auctions: June 10 2 p.m. Mrs John Smith Inwood West Virginia antiques furniture household goods cured meats. June 16 12 Noon Frederick County Court House real estate from June 2 Herbert Larrick Valley Ave. June 17 1 p.m. Estate of B E LaFollete Berryville Virginia real estate and personal property.

John Smith Inwood W. Va Frederick County Court House Herbert Larrick Valley Ave B. E. LaFollete Berryville

Boys State Adds 100 Students At Old Dominion

Blacksburg Virginia July 16 22 Old Dominion Boys State will accept 100 more boys for registration director Charles W Crush announced today The week long government session held at VPI has sponsors from Civic patriotic service and fraternal clubs with a July 1 deadline for registration and sponsorship.

Blacksburg Old Dominion Boys’ State Charles W. Crush Virginia Crush VPI

Martinsville Population Rises 62 Percent in Census

The Associated Press reports Martinsville grew from 10 080 residents in 1940 to 16 356 this year a 62.2 percent increase. Henry County rose from 26 481 to 31 186 with Bas sett and Fieldale at 3 421 each Ridgway 437 and Hanover County 21 941 up from 18 500 ten years ago Ashland including Randolph Macon College students counts 2 610 with 1940 figures cited at 1 718.

Associated Press Martinsville Tommy Payne Payne Henry County Bassett Fieldale Ridgway Harry E. Dunn Hanover County Ashland Randolph-Macon College Dunn

Boy Dies in Roulette Game in McKeesport

In McKeesport Pennsylvania a 15 year old boy Anthony Petrulli died during a Russian roulette incident. Three friends witnessed the fatal event. Police are investigating the case as a deadly shooting.

Mckeesport, Pa Anthony Petrulli

Milk Drivers Strike Washington Dairies

About 1700 milk truck drivers and dairy workers went on strike today against nine major Washington area dairies, halting deliveries and affecting supply chains in the region.

Washington Washington Area

Stephens City students set records for perfect attendance

Sixty nine pupils achieved perfect attendance during the 1949 50 term at Stephens City with a district high school attendance of 96 percent and elementary at 95. Elizabeth J Courtney stood out for never missing a day. lists show names by grade with teachers.

Stephens City Paul Beable Elizabeth Courtney Rt. 607

Blanton Heads U. Va. Alumni Association

Thomas H. Blanton of Caroline County was elected president of the University of Virginia Alumni Association at its 112th annual meeting in Charlottesville. Hunter Faulconer became vice president and Nicholas G. Wilson Jr. was re elected to the Alumni Board of Managers with new members Charles P. Reynolds Ray M. Paul and Knox Turnbull.

Charlottesville Thomas H. Blanton Virginia State Senate University of Virginia Alumni Association Caroline County Rotunda Hunter Faulconer Alumni Association Nicholas G. Wilson, Jr Norfolk Charles P. Reynolds Washington, D. C Ray M. Paul Richmond Knox Turnbull Joseph Sittler, Jr Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary Anton J. Carlson University of Chicago

Old Three-Cent Bridge Collapse Hurts Eight Workers

A section of the historic Three-Cent Bridge on old Annapolis Road collapsed into Gwynn's Falls, injuring eight workmen as the 114 year old wooden span was being dismantled to make way for a reinforced concrete bridge.

Old Bridge Falls Baltimore Old Annapolis Road Gwynn’s Falls

How's Your I. Q. Answers From Page Four

Answers to the quiz questions list items about espionage in America, Charles Dickens, piracy, Midddleground Hill Prince Mr. Trouble, an apple like fruit, Franklin D Roosevelt, Tannhauser, Fred Waring, jury service, and the armed forces.

FBI Russia America Charles Dickens Middleground Hill Prince MR. Trouble Franklin D. Roosevelt Tannhauser Fred Waring Armed Forces Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Coast Guard

Police Escort For Liberty Bell In Virginia

The Virginia Liberty Bell modeled after the Philadelphia bell will arrive by 3 p.m. with a police escort to Courthouse Square. From 3 to 6 p.m. National Guard and Winchester American Legion sponsors will explain its historic significance. a color guard from Headquarters Company will be present. The French made metal was donated by the American Copper Industry Assn.

Virginia Independence Hall Philadelphia Courthouse Square Strasburg U. S. Treasury National Guard Winchester American Legion Valley Pike

Charles Barrett Dies in Hospital at Winchester

Charles Mortimer Barrett, longtime sexton of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Maude, two daughters Ina Orndorff and Homer Ma son, three sons Edgar Wilmer and Clary P, two brothers, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives meet Omps Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday for 11:00 a.m. services officiated by Dr. Carl W. Hiser.

Charles Mortimer Barrett Northwestern Winchester Memorial Hospital Barrett First Evangelical United Brethren Church National Fruit Product Company Maude Barrett Ina Orndorff Liberty Ave Winchester Homer Mason Martinsburg W. Va Edgar Charles Barrett Carl W. Hiser Omps Funeral Home

Two Year Old Lad Drowns In Pond In Leesburg

Daniel Lee Shiflett aged two, son of Mr and Mrs James Shiflett, drowned in a lily pond on the estate of Dr and Mrs Lincoln Paul Ellis where his father works. The body was found about noon after he disappeared from home an hour earlier. pond depth was two feet. Dr James T Jackson said the child had been dead about an hour when found. Sheriff Paul Alexander said the boy apparently crawled through a fence and wandered about 200 feet to the pond.

Leesburg Daniel Lee Shiflett James Shiflett Lincoln Paul Ellis Shiflett Daniel James T. Jackson Paul Alexander

Truman hints at extended European aid draws Senate criticism

President Truman signaled that aid to Western Europe may continue after 1952, prompting bipartisan debate. Senators Wherry George Sparkman and Maybank argued for or against extending the Economic Cooperation Administration and Marshall Plan funds as the program’s end nears.

Washington Truman Europe Congress Columbia Wherry Nebraska Paul Hoffman Werry George Senate Foreign Relations Committee ECA Western United States Sparkman D-Ala Maybank D-Sc

Mrs McIntyre Succumbs at 37 in Winchester Memorial

Millie Elizabeth McIntyre 37 wife of Othel S. McIntyre Reynolds Store died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after two years illness. Born August 8 1912 in Frederick County she was daughter of Lee and Alice Kerns. Survived by husband three sons Glenn Ivyon Lynwood and siblings and half siblings. Funeral Monday at home Reynolds Store 1 pm then Greenwood Methodist Angers Store 2 pm Rev. Charles Beckley officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Omps Funeral Home.

Millie Elizabeth McIntyre Othel S. McIntyre Reynolds Store Winchester Memorial Hospital Frederick County Lee Alice Strother Kerns Glenn Ivyon Lynwood McIntyre Clinton Tinsman Cross Junction Lacey Braithwaite Sunnyside John Kerns Winchester Walt Strother Greenwood Methodist Angers Store Charles Beckley Ebenezer Church of Christ Greenwood Cemetery Omps Funeral Home

Sunshine Special Picnic By Winchester Exchange Club

The Sunshine Special, a picnic for underprivileged children, will be held in July per Fred Brumback, chairman. Hot dogs and swimming are planned, and a Washington Symphony Orchestra concert is funded by the Exchange Club this fall. Dr. Pembroke T. Grove leads the committee. nominating members Charles Dick, Joseph Massie, and Clarke Cooper will present a slate with floor nominations.

Winchester Exchange Club Fred Brumback Washington Symphony Orchestra Exchange Club Pembroke T. Grove Charles Dick Joseph Massie Clarke Cooper

Students Day Pageant At Stephens City Church

Stephens City Methodist Church observes Students Day Sunday at 8 pm with the pageant And He Increased In Wisdom directed by Mrs. Howard E. Massie. The event replaces the regular evening worship service.

Stephens City

Public Auction Set in Winchester On June 24 1950

Levy on writ of fieri facias in cases B F Goodrich Co v Benner Tire Mart v Benner and C W Shiley v Benner prompts sale at the County Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday June 24 1950 at 12 noon. One 1949 Nash sedan and one 1948 International pickup truck offered for cash. Sheriff Robert L DeHaven Coleman Dunn Auctioneer.

Raymond Sandy Dorothy Miller Arnold County Court House Winchester Virginia Robert L. DeHaven B. F. Goodrich Company F. R Valley Avenue Said Avenue

Go-To-Church program boosts Legion attendance

Officials of the Conrad Hoover Post of the American Legion praise rising church attendance and urge all citizens to attend the church of their choice this Sunday and every Sunday. Homer E. Alberti of Winchester Memorial Hospital commends the Legion’s stand on religious involvement.

Conrad Hoover The American Legion Homer E. Alberti Winchester Memorial Hospital Legion

Lattimore Denounces McCarthy as Madman Amid Amerasia Case Ties

Forrestal’s aide alleges McCarthy targets Russia’s U.S. agents. Lattimore denies Communist ties under oath and recounts 1937 Yenan photo episode. Amerasia documents case linked to Jaffe, arrested after 1945 OSS FBI raid. fines and charges reshaped.

More Russia United States State Department Lattimore McCarthy Jaffe Amerasia New York Office of Strategic Services FBI Baltimore Yenan

Commencement Address Emphasizes Integrity For Graduates

At a crowded auditorium on a hot day, a speaker urged graduates to uphold integrity as crucial for future employers and family life. The program featured Handley Glee Clubs with songs by Peggy Haymaker, William Covington, and Katharine Louise Arnold, concluding with a benediction by Rev. Paul Dick.

Marrage Crong Handley Glee Clubs Auf Wiedersohn Peggy Haymaker William Covington Paul Dick First Brethren Church Berryville Ave

Presbyterians Name 1950 Meeting Place

Standing committees of the Presbyterian Church U S gen eral assembly met to draft reports on synodical records educational institutions and overtures. The 2 p m session will be third since convening in Massanetta Springs for the 90th session. The Rev S R Diehl of Martinsburg WV will preach at 11 a m and the A Cappella Choir of Austin College Sherman Tex performs in the afternoon.

Massanetta Springs Presbyterian Church U.S General Assembly S. R Diehl Martinsburg W. Va Austin College Sherman Tex

Meeting set for next year at Orlando church

More than 400 commissioners from 17 states accepted an invitation to meet next year in the First Presbyterian Church of Orlando. The gathering will bring together regional representatives to discuss ongoing or upcoming initiatives.

First Presbyterian Church of Orlando

Vandenberg's Second Wife Remembers Early Campaign Trips

Mrs. Vandenberg recalls accompanying her husband on trips to Vandenberg, San Francisco and other cities. She notes Pops needs her to look after him and coax meals during long workdays. She was his second wife, married June 14, 1918, after his first wife's death. He previously ran a Grand Rapids newspaper. She worked in Detroit advertising.

Don San Francisco Pops Vandenberg Grand Rapids Mich Detroit

Also Mentioned on This Page

Virginia News Mark Clark Order of the Golden Rule John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc Braddock ST Binder & Baler Twine Manila Buy “International C. J. Brumback & Sons Cameron Stephens City School Margaret Kern Donald Ewing Loretta Covell Ellen Ritenour Mary Martha Snapp Edythe Orndorff James Orndorff Marshall Snapp Wanda Boyce Bertha Stickley Kay Robert Jones Thomas Reardon Phyllis Dick Mary Ann Mcllwee Sarah Marks Elsie Hovermale Richard Dick Glenn Silmon Fay Shryock Ruth Snapp Ella Rudolph Minnie Snyder Dean Baughman Hardd Whetzel Dorothy Boone Elizabeth J Courtney Ruth Grim Sen. Blanton U. of Va I. Q Sheriff’s Sale Coleman Dunn Liberty Bell Charles Barrett Timothy Triplett & Vehrencamp Mt. Jackson, Va Sunshine Special Forrestal POST Handley School Presbyterians Glaize & Bro Chapman BUICK Chapman Motor CO W. Boscawen St Plymouth Heatwolk Motor CO N. Braddock St Smithfield Ave Lamp Motor CO Winchester Television Corp S. Loudoun ST the Food Center N. Loudoun St Tommy D. Lockhart Loudoun St Pine Motor CO Dodge R ' Plumbing & Sanitary Heating CO N. Cameron St Berryville, VA Call Rees A. F. Rees, Inc Eugenia A. Maskell Herbert S. Larrick
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