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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1946

Page

2

World Nearing Long Peace Without End On VE Anniversary

On the VE Day anniversary officials warn peace may take years amid stalled Paris talks. Europe faces unresolved France Franco Spain disputes, and broad tensions in Asia and the Middle East over Palestine refugees and Korea. Relief aid and food shortages compound strategic strains as nations seek long term stability.

Washington Europe Foreign Ministers Paris Asia Middle East Palestine Holy Land France United States Britain Russia Spain Balkans China Japan Korea

Private British socialism and communism cooperation

American officials say cooperation is unlikely until economic and political problems are resolved. They argue confidence must improve and the U N proves itself in world peace and security before it can prevent an atomic war.

U. N

Aunt Tillie Goes To The Class Play At Boyce High

Boyce Agricultural High School seniors present Aunt Tillie Goes At The play is in the school auditorium tomorrow at 8 p m under the direction of Miss Norma June Richards. Cast includes Hilda Luddith Dorothy McDonald Helen Lloyd Inez Shimp Hazel Mercer Norman Tavenner Gwynne Jones Charles Burtner Lawrence Russell Dorothy Brown and Marie Grey.

Boyce Agricultural High School Aunt Tillie Norma June Richards Fac Hilda Luddith Dorothy McDonald Helen Lloyd Inez Shimp Hazel Mercer Norman Tavenner Gwynne Jones Charles Burtner Lawrence Russell Dorothy Brown Marie Grey

Winchester JET To Meet Thursday

The Junior Board of Trade will hold a regular membership meeting Thursday May 9 at 8 p m in the George Washington Hotel small dining room Guest speaker Mr C P Meade will discuss the Civilian Air Patrol A discussion on upcoming Soap Box Derby activities and May 9 is the reservation deadline for the Norfolk State Convention May 17 18 and 19 Reservations totaling 9 50 must be in by Thursday with checks payable to Norfolk JCC

Junior Board of Trade George Washington C. P. Meade Civilian Air Patrol Norfolk Norfolk Jcc

Services to be held at Fairview Church this week

Evening services at 8 o clock this week at Fairview Church near Nain will be conducted daily. The public is invited to attend these services.

Fairview Church Nain

Brillant Salesman Baynard Silver Dies After 25 Years With Firm

Baynard Silver a gifted salesman who spent 25 years as sales manager for F B Chamberlain Company in St Louis and later lived in Orlando died leaving a widow a sister and numerous cousins. Interment will be in Mt Hebron Cemetery.

F. B. Chamberlain Company St. Louis United States Silver Florida Orlando Mt. Hebron

Clarke County Farm Acreage Rises Amid Farm Decrease

Census figures from Clarke County show 510 farms in 1945 down from 567 in 1940 while total farmland rose from 92 325 to 95 278 acres. Milk production climbed from 680 858 to 768 071 gallons and eggs output more than doubled to 287 995 dozen.

Clarke County J. W. Olcott

Mother's Day Menu Plans And Humorous Letters

Bulletin notes kids plan a town trip for Mother's Day and bake a crab bisque starter with milk and butter. Family menus include pot roast with vegetables over spaghetti, a long prepped green salad with roquefort dressing, and a fruit dessert kept in the fridge. Also mentions Truman press conference and quirky letters about jive talk and Sinatra.

Cookie Gloria

New Angles in Your Own Gang Mentioned

A brief note references Vivian Brown and a notice about angles in a reader’s own group. The fragment mentions contact through the paper and hints at community concerns without specifics.

Vivian Brown

Grand Boy Enjoys Family Gathering in Bloomington

Gary Peyton, 21 months old, shared a grand time as relatives gathered in Bloomington for a reunion. The family included 10 of his 12 living grandparents and great-grandparents, with the youngest great-grandparent aged 55 and the oldest at 82.

Bloomington, Ill Gary Peyton Richard Peyton John Slazman

Dove Narrowly Edges Roberts in 40th District Primary

Springfield May 8 The Illinois state primary canvassing board declares Robert L. Dove the winner by half a vote over Clyde A. Roberts in the 40th district Democratic nomination race. Dove’s total is 11 013 1 2 votes, with half votes arising from a two candidate ballot.

Springfield Ill Robert L. Dove Clyde A. Roberts Illinois Dove

Mrs. Margaret Bell Dies in Maryland at 66

Mrs. Margaret Shay Bell, wife of N Burr Bell, died of a heart attack at her Rockville Maryland home. Age sixty six. Survived by two sons Edward N Bell and another son, a daughter Loretta Smallwood of Washington DC, and two granddaughters Dorothy and Stella Leigh Bell.

Margaret Shay Bell N. Burr Bell Rockville Loretta Smallwood Ashington D. C Edward N. Bell Dorothy Stella Leigh Bell K. L. Bell Kenneth le Bell Mt. Williams

Quiz Answers From the Daily Quiz Page

Correct responses listed across ten items include Churchill, Great Britain, August 8, Tibet, Golf, four percent, the United States Great Britain Soviet Russia France and China, with True True as statements on items 9 and 10.

Winston Churchill Great Britain Tibet United States Soviet Russia France China

Commission on Korea Adjourns After Deadlock

Seoul May 8 The American Soviet Commission on Korea adjourned after the Russians balked at a U S plan to abolish the line of demarcation dividing Korea into two zones. A press release said the meeting adjourned sine die with no new date set, unclear whether talks failed.

Seoul U. S Korea

Berryville Woman Wins Westinghouse Radio Prize

Mrs. Walter Rutherford of Berryville wins a Westinghouse radio console model and phonograph for submitting five questions to the Johnnie Olson program. Her name was announced on air recently, but she learned of the award later from friends while hosting guests.

Walter Rutherford Berryville Westinghouse Johnnie Olson

Car and Truck Collide in Stephens City Injuring Resident

Mrs. Florence Brown Graff of near Double Toll Gate was hurt yesterday at 5 45 p m when her car pulled from a curb and collided with a sheep truck driven by Harry Lee Gochenour of Edinburg. She suffered several broken ribs and a severe shakeup, was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and later sent home. The truck overturned injuring some sheep and the car struck two porch posts at the Methodist Church parsonage across the street.

Florence Brown Graff Double Toll Gate Stephens City Harry Lee Gochenour Edinburg

Speedy Ban Ends Coal Strike Talks Urged on House Floor

Rep Elliott calls for day and night sessions to pass a strong antistrike law. Rep Voorhis doubts quick settlement via collective bargaining. Federal Power Commission calls coal crisis an electric power emergency and urges utilities to curtail use and coordinate operations to conserve fuel.

Elliott Calif House Congress John L. Lewis Rep. Voorhis D-Calif Federal Power Commission

Mrs. Sarah Kent Dies In Millwood

Mrs. Sarah Jane Kent widow of John Kent died at 3:05 this morning at her Millwood home in Clarke County. She was 65, born May 23, 1880 in Loudoun County to John T Shaffer and Carolus Writt Shaffer. A Del Ray Methodist Church member, she leaves three daughters, one son, two brothers, two sisters, 18 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Sarah Jane Kent John Kent Millwood Clarke County John T. and Carolus Writt Shaffer Loudoun County del Ray Methodist Church Alexandria Kent

Summer Apple Prices Set by Association

Samuel Fraser of the International Apple Association announced price levels for apples this year. The base price remains at $2.85 per box with a 30 cent differential or $3.15 until August 19, after which the price drops to $2.73 per box.

Samuel Fraser International Apple Association

Laborites Win Vote of Confidence in Commons

Britain's Labor government survived a heated Commons vote by 327 to 158 after debate over a policy to withdraw all British forces from Egyptian territory. The result came amid attacks by Winston Churchill claiming the government destroys the empire.

London Britain Winston Churchill House of Commons

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