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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1949

Page

9

City Basketball Tourney Looms in Winchester Armory Night

The Elks face Plumly and the Legion meets WBC in a two game slate at the armory with Star player Leon Pope leading Winchester peers. Pope, 6'1" 180 lbs, averages 21.2 points and is supported by Gardner and Lee from Winchester Business College.

Baspi Leon Pope Big S. Pope Tall Elks Winchester Byck Brown Bill Lee Jim Gardner Winchester Business College Gardner Lee Pope Rom Handley Elon College N. C Pope'saseball Themerican Legion Post Winchester Park Roy.l Crown Armory Elks Legion WBC Royal Brown Ardner Scar ‘“Hink” Lewis American Legion Hector ‘“Dumpsey” Ritter Lewis The George Heitz Winchesterusiness College Loring Burkhart Ro- Crown Rae Halford Reds Baker Elksub Eddy Levi Boyd Grim

Martinsburg Hosts Low Cost Housing Conference

Seven West Virginia counties were invited to send representatives at 7 30 p m today to a Martinsburg enemy housing conference at the Shenandoah hotel. The meeting, sponsored by the chamber of commerce, aims to mobilize all agencies to assist private industry in providing low cost housing for the area.

West Virginia Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce Shenanloah Hotel

Mrs Olive Arnold Wins Divorce From Edward Arnold

In Los Angeles on March 22 Mrs Olive Arnold 54 obtained a divorce from actor Edward Arnold 58 citing desertion and cruelty A financial settlement grants them their home 10000 and 1000 per month alimony stated in court records

Los Angeles Olive Arnold Edward Arnold

U S Russia Treaty Details Outline Alliance Scope

The article explains that neither committee approval nor the State Department signing on April 4 commits the United States to membership without Senate ratification by two thirds. The treaty, public Friday, would bind the U S Canada and six European nations in a mutual defense pact with collective response to aggression. Each nation retains autonomy to decide how to meet an attack under its constitutional processes.

State Department U. S Senate United States Anada

Bad Faith Charged To Power Company

Union officials in Richmond allege Virginia Electric and Power Co. violated the state utilities labor relations law by refusing to bargain in good faith. They say the governor was informed that VEPCO did not bargain in good faith.

Richmond Virginia Electric and Power Co Public Utilities Tuck State Labor Department VEPCO

Lavendar Rites Set for Charles Lavendar

Funeral services for Charles Lavendar 70 will be held at 2 PM Thursday from his Baltimore home 2608 Huron Ave. Born in Arthelsville Clarke county he died Sunday. Survivors include brother John Lavendar Winchester sisters Katie Strasburg Daisy French Pigeon Hill. Nephew Frank Lavendar and nieces Nellie Yola Pearl will attend.

Charles Lavendar Huron Ave Baltimore Arthelsville Clarke County Lavendar John Lavendar Winchester Katie Lavendar Strasburg Daisy French Pigeon Hill Frank Lavendar Nellie Yola Pearl

Record Herd Produces 22 Lambs From 10 Ewes in County

Lyle Oliver, a Warren county veteran, reports 22 lambs from 10 ewes with eight twins and two sets of triplets. Only one lamb died, marking a notable county breeding record.

Lyle Oliver Warren County

Magpies Modernize Nests With Metal Wire In Australia

A naturalist counts 342 feet of metal in a magpie nest 20 feet up a Norfolk pine near Sydney. W. Martin of East Kew notes 227 metal pieces including fencing wire and rings. The birds interlace metal with fibrous stuffing, causing electrical issues and prompting shore repair crews to clean up scraps after work.

Sydney Australia W. Martin East Kew Victoria

Mixed Tennis Outing Fuels Fines in Baltimore Case

Seven white defendants were fined and given suspended prison terms for conspiring to hold a mixed tennis outing last summer in Baltimore municipal parks. The group, including two Maryland Progressive party officials, faced counts of disturbing the peace as the state avoided a direct test of segregation policy. Fines ranged from 10 to 15 dollars. defendants plan appeals.

Baltimore Maryland Progressive Party Herman M. Moser Maryland Court of Appeals

Help Keep Virginia Green BE VERY CAREFUL WITH FIRE

A public safety notice urges residents to prevent wildfires across Virginia. Officials emphasize careful outdoor burning, proper disposal of flames, and immediate reporting of smoke to local authorities.

Virginia Green

Rent Control Bill Passage in Senate Tomorrow Predicted

Democratic senators unite to back a rent control bill extending federal controls 12 to 15 months as the Senate opens debate amid Republican support for two House provisions. Maybank predicts Senate passage by tomorrow afternoon with House negotiations ahead.

Senate Washington Maybank D-Sc Senate Banking Committee House Senate Committee Vandenberg R-Mich Taft

Frye Wins Wardensville Farm Auction Bid

Joseph T. Frye was the successful bidder at 4500 dollars for the Stewart farm, a 125 acre grazing property near Wardensville, sold at public auction.

Joseph T. Frye Stewart Wardensville

Hardy Reappointed to State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

Governor Tuck reappoints John W. Hardy of South Boston to the State Alcoholic Beverage Control board for a five year term expiring March 21, 1954.

Tuck John W. Hardy South Boston State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

Beekeepers Convene in Lynchburg Winter Meeting

Bee specialist George H. Rea will speak as the Virginia State Beekeepers Association opens its winter meeting in Lynchburg. Officers will be elected in the afternoon session.

Lynchburg George H. Rea Virginia State Beekeepers’ Assn

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