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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1949

Page

5

Community Concert Enrolls Subscribers in Winchester Drive

The Winchester Community Concert Association launches its annual membership drive led by president Andrew Babb to renew past subscribers and recruit new ones. The drive runs this week with headquarters at G and M Music Store and features a dinner with speaker Earle Hawkins and a film about Carnegie Hall in every town.

Winchester Andrew Babb Winchester Community Concert Association Igor Gorin Rise Stevens Helen Jepson Don Cossack Trappe Svetlova Nino Martini Earle Hawkins New York Garnegie Concert Association Whittemore and Lowe Handley School Auditorium

No Truman Tour Likely Says McGrath

Providence March 21 Senator J Howard McGrath Democratic National chairman says President Truman has no immediate plan to tour the country for support of his legislative program. He calls Truman's remark about a possible tour a chance remark and doubts the split coalition that defeated the original attempt is a long range arrangement.

Providence R. I Sen J. Howard McGrath Truman Rhode Island

Miss Allie Leigh Dies at 78 in Capon Bridge

Miss Allie Leigh 78 died yesterday at her sister’s Capon Bridge home. A Sandy Ridge Christian Church member for 50 years, she is survived by nieces and nephews. The body rests at Giffin funeral home and will be taken to the late home at 6 p m tomorrow. Friends and relatives will gather 2 p m Wednesday at the late home to proceed to Bloomery Presbyterian Church for 3 p m services officiated by Rev. S J Goode. Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery with pallbearers listed.

Allie Leigh Adam Mitchell Capon Bridge Jefferson Sally Leigh Leigh Sandy Ridge S. J. Goode Russell Pugh Elmer Patterson Lynn Hawkins M. O. Horner Lawrence Horner Paul Shanholtz

Currency change in West Berlin upends dual system

Western Allies call West Berlin shift to west mark long overdue citing grave injustices from the dual currency. Up to 15 east marks can be exchanged, with east marks usable in Soviet areas but hidden from blockade. Also covered are juvenile court punishments: first offenders given probation and enforcement by probation officers, or sent to a reformatory or industrial school rather than a penitentiary.

West Berlin Western Berlin Berlin L. W.A

Southerners Seek 25 Cent Raise To 75 Cent Wage Floor

A group of Southern Democrats urged House members to back a substitute to the administration minimum wage bill. They seek to lift the wage floor from 40 to 65 cents an hour by 1950 while leaving other wage hour provisions intact. The administration plan would raise the minimum to 75 cents, aligning with the 1948 platform, with rules committee action set for Tuesday.

Washington House Rules Committee

Five Survive Crash In Smoky Mountains

A Detroit to Miami plane crashed in the Smokies and five occupants were involved. Stephen A. Walker, 46, walked 25 miles in 42 hours to reach help and reported four others survived. Dr. Robert H. Haralson Jr. said two were stretcher cases and two could walk as rescuers worked near the Tennessee North Carolina line.

Maryville Tenn Smoky Mountains Stephen A. Walker Detroit Robert H. Haralson Jr

Dellinger Electrician Dies in Winchester Hospital

Trin L. Dellinger 43 Wardensville electrician died yesterday in Winchester hospital where he had been a patient since Friday. Survived by wife Lamore Godlove two daughters Bettie Lou and Carolyn mother Ada Orndorff Dellinger brother Curtis C. Dellinger of Wardensville sisters Thelma Crowsie Pittsburg and Orpha Lee Wardensville. Funeral 2 PM tomorrow at St Peters Church officiated by Revs. Charles C. Stroh and Walter A. Bowman. Burial Wardensville Cemetery. Pallbearers listed with honorary pallbearers.

Trin L. Dellinger Wardensville Winchester Hospital Ada Orndorff Dellinger Charles Delllinger St. Peters Lutheran Church Lamore Godlove Bettie Lou Carolyn Curtis C. Dellinger Thelma Crowsie Pittsburg

Wiggington Rites for Newton Wiggington Held at Jones Home

Services for Newton Wiggington of 21 Clark Street were conducted at 2 p m today at the Jones Funeral Home. Rev B W Coe of Montague Avenue Methodist Church officiated with interment at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harry Copenhaver James Grant George Clowser Howard Holland Wyatt Richard and Hiram Brumbaugh.

Newton J.wiggington Clark St Jones Funeral Home B. W. Coe Montague Ave

Mine Stock Sales Banned in Virginia

A permanent cease and desist order was issued by the State Corporation Commission in Richmond on March 2 against C. E. Hepburn & Co. Limited of Toronto for promoting the sale of Silanco Mining and Refining Co. stock in violation of Virginia securities law.

Richmond Commision Ee Cc. E. Hepburn & Co. Limited Toronto Canada Silanco Mining and Refining Co

Finishes Second Betty Vonn Brill of R. 3 Winchester

Stephens City high school student Betty Vonn Brill finished second in a recent event, representing the local junior team from Winchester and placing high in the competition.

Betty Vonn Brill R. 3 Winchester Stephens City High School

Newlyweds House Boiler Disaster Sparks Community Aid

A boiler blast damaged the Parrotts’ home while their newborn slept, but no injuries occurred. Neighbors started a relief fund to replace belongings, with a $100 boost from President C. Darden.

Lou ® Jr Parrotts Darden

Regional American Legion Oratorical Contest at Charlottesville

A regional American Legion oratorical contest was held Saturday in Charlottesville. The winner, a boy from Washington and Lehigh, Arlington, advances to the state contest. Miss Brill had won school, county and district contests before her elimination Saturday, and was accompanied by Miss Betty Wright of the Stephens City school faculty.

American Legion Charlottesville Washington and Leehigh Arlington Brill Betty Wright Stephens City School

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