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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
3
Mr. Millard M. Kline of Baltimore Maryland spent the weekend with his foster parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Brooke Smith. Mr. George W. Loughridge of Morgantown West Virginia is also spending time at the home of her brother and sister in law.
In Canton Illinois the National Labor Relations Board released terms favoring former Lloyd H Sidener local union president. Sidener will be reinstated as mine shovel operator and receive 2200 dollars in back pay with the 50000 dollar fine canceled. He did not attend the hearing.
In Alaska larger towns each local telephone system is privately owned or municipally owned and independent of others. Intertown and state communications are handled by the Alaska Communication System, part of the U S Army Signal Corps.
Keep animals hydrated this summer by placing fresh water in shaded, cool spots. Provide multiple bowls or tanks and check levels twice daily to prevent dehydration and heat stress. Ensure clean containers and change water frequently.
A guide for women traveling or starting a business career to master appearance and poise. It covers wardrobe basics, grooming, packing lists, and practical travel accessories to convey confidence in new environments. The piece invites readers to write to National Newspaper Service for more details and a return envelope.
Berryville residents host and visit relatives across Maryland and Virginia. Local travelers include the Carpers and guests from Washington, plus visits to Silver Spring and Cranford areas. Attendees traveled to Harrisonburg and Dayton for American Legion events, with theatre outings in Olney and visits to Philadelphia and Washington relatives.
Actress Eva Tanguay earned the nickname "I don't care" girl for popularizing a song with lines about singing with a funny voice, yet bringing in money. The tune included the refrain I don't care.
President Truman will send an economic commission to the Philippines led by Daniel W. Bell and Major General Richard J. Marshall. The mission aims to survey the entire Philippine economic situation with Marshall holding ministerial rank and Bell ambassadorial rank.
The court orders Ralph Edward Hottle to appear within ten days after publication to protect his interests in a suit by Farmers and Merchants National Bank to attach his property and collect $54.77 with interest from May 11, 1950. The notice will be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star and at Winchester City Hall, with mail to the address on file.
Harold Wood of St. Louis shows off a Cardinals cap and credits HADACOL for his renewed energy appetite and weight gain after a deficiency treat. The ad claims quick improvement, widespread use, and a money back guarantee with trial prices from 1.25 to 3.50.
Winchester Firemen's Executive Assn meeting discusses eliminating traffic hazards at Braddock and Monmouth and Loudoun streets with a plan for controlled lights. Officers propose red blinker lights and sirens on private emergency vehicles and approve hose purchases. Meetings paused until Sept. 21 at Friendship Fire Hall.
Mrs Mary Wise has returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital where she was a surgical patient. Mr and Mrs Elw Eaton and two daughters spent Sunday with relatives in Baltimore Maryland. Mr and Mrs Earnest Adams Jr and children spent a day recently with the former s parents in Winchester.
Mr and Mrs John Fearnow have returned from their wedding trip to Niagara Falls Canada and New York. Miss June DeHaven, before marriage on June 17, remains daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil DeHaven. WSCS of Gamesh Church to hold yard sale on July 8 on church lawn. Virginia Grant wed Frank Sencindiver at Brad dock Street Methodist Church Winchester.
The report shows 55 percent of urban U. S. families own homes now, up from 36 percent in 1900, indicating substantial growth in housing ownership over the century.
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