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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1946

Page

2

Lord B Derby Favorite In Rich Kentucky Derby

Lord B is the solid choice in a 17-horse field for the $96,400 winner’s end of a $100,000 pot at Churchill Downs. Edges of Pace and post position make the Derby wide open with rivals Spy Song Hampden and Pellicle among contenders while Margaret Truman and dignitaries attend the event.

Louisville America Picturesque Downs Boswell Robert G. McLaughlin Hamilton Bermuda Arthur Brent Derbytown Mylon Joe Stevens Downs Margaret Truman Henri Bonnet Treasury Pred Vinson Tom Clark Maine Chance Farm Elizabeth Graham Queen Elizabeth Arden Lord Boswell Lord B Charlie Fisher Spy Song Bill Helis Rippey William du Pont, Jr Hampden Havre de Grace Chesapeake Hal Price Headley Pelli

Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Haines

The funeral for Emma Haines age 69 widow of Charles Haines will be at 2 30 p m from Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Nelson officiating Pallbearers include John Paige Robert Harry Rainsberger Taylor F P Hanen William Cue and Harvey Carper

Emma Haines Charles Haines Jones Funeral Home Robert Nelson Episcopal Church John Paige Robert Harry Rainsberger Taylor F. P. Hanen William Cue Harvey Carper

Clarke man given six months in jail and probation

George Smallwood of Clarke county was sentenced by Trial Justice Loring Cle’s court in Berryville to six months in jail and four years on probation after being found guilty on five counts including assault carrying a concealed weapon shooting firearms on the highway and drunk and disorderly conduct.

George Smallwood Clarke County Loring Cley Berryville

Virginia Sports Reel Highlights From May 6

Hot Springs star Sammy Snead wins Virginia State Open and recalls youth shots at tins cans. Piedmont League trims rosters to 16 and may suspend four. Portsmouth seeks teams to schedule games with shipyard clubs. Cavs to add Frank Null and Willie Barnett. Granby coach Tarrall studies pro styles with Duke and Auburn contacts. William and Mary star Mackie weds a relation to Felix Mackiewicz. Chandler Harper faces car mishap after new sedan delivery. Ferrell Anderson linked to 1940 Norfolk Jars and earlier Brooklyn catchers.

Lynchburg Portsmouth Harry Hook) Hillman Norfolk Naval Shipyard Hillman Lincoln Street United States Charlottesville University of Virginia Frank Null Willie Barnett The Cavaliers Norfolk Elmer Tarrall Granby High School Duke Wallace Wade Auburn Carl Voyles Tarrall Wade Voyles Williamsburg Chet Mackiewicz William and Mary Felix Mackiewicz Cleveland Indians Chandler Harper Golf Star Ferrell Anderson Brooklyn Ed Head Boston Braves Yankees Anderson

How long can a battleship stay at sea

A large battleship like the USS Missouri can remain at sea for as long as three months. During this time it is self-sufficient.

Conservation Commission Discusses Pre fab Cabins for Parks

The Virginia Conservation Commission held its annual Winchester meeting during the Apple Blossom Festival. Chairman William A. Wright said the board is studying procuring pre fabricated cabins for state parks amid the current emergency and noted cabins are badly needed.

Virginia Conservation Cor Ion Winchester -Eir William A. Wright Wright Winchester Mr. Wright James Ashby Lewis Lichford Edward W. Lauck C. S. @onner Richard A. Gilliam George Prince Arnold Randolph Odell Donald Wallace Division of Water Resources and Power George W. Dean Elms Inn Valley Pike

Virginia Woolen Co Building Project Approved

The Civilian Production Administration district office in Richmond approves the Virginia Woolen Co building plan for a new factory costing 675000 dollars. Company officials say decisions on proceeding with construction are not yet determined.

Associated Press Richmond Today Adminstraton Virginia Woolen Co

Rev Nelson Fox To Open Special Services Here

A two week evangelistic meeting starts at 8 pm Sunday and continues nightly through May 17. No service Saturday. Rev Nelson Fox of Strasburg Christian Church will preach each evening and he has gained prominence in the Valley since coming from Martinsville.

Fox Strasburg

Answers to the Daily Quiz

Correct responses list for page four quiz questions. Entries include After, False, Railroading, Seseamnes to the gods, Liberator of South American republics, Tschaikowsky, John Adams, Malachi.

Seseamnes Tschaikowsky John Adams Malachi

Court Orders Involving Pine Recorded Here

The Corporation Court records two Internal Revenue Department tax orders against Charles A. Pine, auto dealer. A April 25 filing shows Pine paid 64 355 01. A second order grants a partial release allowing sale of Pine and wife property including their South Washington street home and a Millwood avenue property, tied to $102 441.69 back taxes from 1937 to 1941.

Corporation Court Internal Revenue Department Charles A. Pine Pine Pines Washington Street Millwood Avenue

Stephens City to Meet Martinsburg Nine Tomorrow

Stephens City Independents face Martinsburg at Westphal Hose Company on avenue tomorrow at 2 30. It is the Frederick County club’s second game after a 11 inning thriller last week with Orange. Harold Fawcett will pitch, Rinker or Rd catching, with Lynn Comer managing and the rest of the lineup unchanged from last Sunday.

Stephens City Westphal Hose Company A Avenue Frederick County Orange Harold Fawcett Wil Rinker R d Lynn Comer

Weekend cold spell forecast with showers

The region is set for a continued cool weekend after today’s showers with an average temperature about 5 degrees below normal. More showers are expected Monday followed by warmer weather, with West Virginia seeing 10 degrees below normal in the north and 5 below in the south along with rain and scattered showers Friday through midweek.

West Virginia

Men’s Bible Class Notices at Cen tennial Grace and Loudoun

The Cen tennial Reformed Church Men’s Bible Class meets tomorrow at 9 45 with Dr S L Flickenger teaching. Grace Lutheran Church class gathers Sunday at 9 45 with Rev W E Eisenberg teaching. Loudoun Street Presbyterian Open Door class meets Sunday at 9 45 with Rev Joseph S Duckwall teaching. Visitors welcome.

Centenary Reformed Church S. L. Flickenger Grace Lutheran Church W. E. Eisenberg Loudoun Street

White Sox Schedule Opener Weather Permits

White Sox manager Sam Ensogna said the team will open the season tomorrow if weather allows. The game vs Stephenson is set for 2 30 with players reporting at 1 30. The match will be on the new diamond off Senseny Road.

Sam Ensogna White Sox Stephenson Senseny Road

Four Minor Accidents Reported During Festival

Sgt. F. L. Woolf of the Virginia state police said four minor automobile accidents occurred during the festival, all involving only property damage. Full reports were not available at this afternoon.

F. L. Woolf Virginia State Police

Baptismal Service Planned At Cork Street Church

A baptismal service will be held Sunday evening at Cork Street Christian Church following the evening service. Several youths from Capon Bridge Christian Church will be baptized by Rev. S. J. Goode. An invitation is extended for confessions before the baptism. all members and friends are invited.

Cork Street Christian Church Capon Bridge Christian Church S. J. Goode

Etiquette Answers on Introductions Invitations and Napkins

Roberta Lee counsels on tact during introductions. If a guest is introduced to another, avoid praising the other person with I have heard so much about you. For rain at a garden party, prepare the house to receive guests indoors. A man should not tuck a napkin into his vest or collar.

Jane

Labor Unions Push Ouster of Secretary Anderson

The National Farmers Union urged organized labor to join a campaign to remove Secretary of Agriculture Anderson over meat price controls. President Truman defends continued meat and livestock ceilings while lawmakers on Capitol Hill question Anderson’s stance. Patton of the Farmers Union accuses Anderson of causing food shortages and seeks allies in CIO chief Phillip Murray and AFL head William Green to replace him.

Washington National Farmers Union Anderson Truman Farmers’ Union Capitol Hill Secretary of Agriculture Farm Organization Phillip Murray CIO William Green AFL James A. Patton Union Patton United States

Power company hearing reveals coal shortage strain on VEPCO

Virginia Electric and Power Company officials told the state SCC that coal supply problems threaten the ability to meet expected demand. VEPCO president J. G. Holtzclaw said 350,000 kilowatts normally needed could be supported only with hydro and oil plants and imports, leaving 205,000 kilowatts in doubt without a coal supply change. The commission heard that coal comes mainly from rail transport and Maryland sources, with little direct use in gas processing.

Era Virginia Power Company Hagerstown William A. Starkey, Jr Consumers Utilities Company Winchester West Virginia W. M. Krise Northern Virginia Power Company Virginia Maryland Virginia Electric and Power Company SCC J. G. Holtzclaw VEPCO Commission Corporation Commission

Darkened Streets Reflect Coal Shortage Strains Across States

Washington and 24 other cities restrict lighting as a 34 day strike at bituminous mines affects 25 states. Steel output and railroad operations show the sharp impacts across most industries amid curtailed energy supplies. Government measures follow the nationwide disruption.

Washington

Government urged to act as rail coal strike tightens

A 50 percent cut in coal filled rail passenger service is ordered by May 15 with an embargo on nonessential freight. Officials discuss possible government action though no one knows what form it would take. Past mine seizures under similar pressures failed to restart production.

City experiences partial dim-out amid power saving appeal

The city faced a partial dim-out as theaters and many shops complied with the local power company’s appeal to conserve electricity by dimming marquees and nonessential lighting. The move followed continued high demand on the grid and potential outages.

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Derby By Sid Feder John W Te Service Center Mrs. Haines Clarke Dick Hockman Winchester Airport Red Wing G. O. Snapp Fairmont Ave R. P. Duvall G. C. Snapp Robert Swecker Blue Grass Highland County Richmond J. J. Hoey A & P Food Stores Robert Virginia Sports Reel By Robert Moore Richmond, Va Hot Springs Sammy Snead Goldom Valley High School Snead Slammer Homestead Conservation Commission CPA Virginia Woolen Nelson Fox Consult Kloman Instrument CO Eye St. N.W Doctors Hospital Washington, D. C Martinsburg Men’s Bible Class Yellow Roberta Lee Labor Unions’ Aid Glaize & Brother Chapman Motor CO M&ezre Seo Peat Ees Naan Cc. B. Smalts & Son National Avenue Ringer Electric Service Frederick Street Wrecker Service cEsso T. G. Adams ESSO Loudoun and Gerrard Sts Tire Service H - Ters Buncutter’s Tire Company S. Braddock St Flore Lite Aan Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation Yanmagggpesser Rececsesammene San Lita Denver P. Spring North Cameron St General Auto L. Zuckerman & Sons Baker Street
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