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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1948

Page

2

Little Butch the smallest baby elephant joins Ameli a circus

The infant elephant nicknamed Little Butch will perform with 24 elephants in the Dailey Bros. show on the Front Royal Road Friday afternoon and evening. A $500 prize will go to the winner who names the elephant, with any child under 12 eligible to vote. The female elephant arrived from India last summer and was raised on baby food.

Butch Amelia Dailey Bros Front Royal Road India

State Education Aid to Supervising Principals Limited

Richmond May 11 G Tyler Miller state superintendent says no applications for state aid for supervising principals on a 12 month basis for the 1948 49 session will be accepted from schools not already receiving aid. Schools receiving help must meet conditions to continue next session.

Richmond G. Tyler Miller

Senate Plan Lets President Seize Factories Refusing Armys Orders

Senate discussion outlines power for the President to seize any factory or plant that declines to accept contracts or orders from the armed services. The act requires orders to be filled at a reasonable price. Senator Russell of Georgia supports the measure.

Sen Russell D-Ga Armed Services

Eclipse Observations Aid Mapmakers From Solar Event

The National Geographic Society conducted a 5320 mile sun eclipse arc study from Burma to the Aleutians to improve navigation charts. Weather hindered five of seven sites, but Bangkok and Rebun Jima yielded usable data linking geodetic triangulation networks for British India Japan and possibly Korea.

Washington National Geographic Burma Aleutians Capetown South Africa Bangkok Siam Rebun Jima Japan Lyman J. Briggs British India Korea

Korean Elections Cost 500 Lives

Seoul May 11 The first free election in this ancient nation cost 500 lives yet about 7 million South Koreans voted as 200 national assemblymen were chosen to form the first democratic government. Ballot counting for nearly 1000 candidates proceeded slowly with results expected days away amid post election calm.

Seoul U.S Korea South Korea North Korea United Nations

Stassen Heads West to Debate Dewey on Communism

Harold F. Stassen announced he would fly to Portland, Oregon for a debate with Thomas E. Dewey on communism. He urged outlawing communist organizations and releasing the peace notes with Soviet Russia, and called for public discussions open to citizens.

Winston-Salem N. C Harold F. Stassen Portland Ore Thomas E. Dewey Minnesota Soviet Russia Stassen Prussia

Union Prayer Meet at John Mann Methodist Church

A union prayer service of colored churches in the city will be held at John Mann Methodist Church at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Rev. E H Jackson, pastor of the host church and chair of the union committee, announced the event.

John Mann Methodist Church E. H. Jackson

Local Market Prices and Feed Details

Daily corrected market list shows prices for corn meal yellow and white 10 lb bags, white 5 lb bags, No 2 yellow corn delivered in city per bushel, No 3 red winter wheat, barley and soybeans per bushel, and various feeds including egg mash and cracked corn. The report is a casual price snapshot with noted typographical caveats.

Micetcoe Mosceaie

Legion Asks Veteran Homestead Plan Tied to TEW Bill

The American Legion urged Congress to link veterans homestead legislation to the Taft Ellencer-Wagner housing bill. House committee chair Wolcott estimated the cost at 9.45 million, part of a total near 20 billion over years. Legion housing chair Alessandroni said the government assuming the obligation could alleviate housing shortage.

Washington The American Legion Congress Taft Ellencer-Wagner House Wolcott R-Mich Walter Alessandroni Philadelphia Legion Alessandroni

Senate considers UN backed peace resolution

The Senate foreign relations committee prepared a working paper urging the United States to seek international peace through the United Nations. Crayman Vandenberg described the document as government policy guidance for the President. It proposes removing the veto on specific international settlement disputes and on admitting new UN members.

Washington Tne Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States United Nations Crayman Vandenberg

Policy Notes on Soviet Reply and U S Stance During Talks

Policy continued from page one describes a 550 word oral response to the Soviet foreign minister's reply to the original American note. It states that Smith did not encourage Russians to hope for negotiations for an overall settlement at that time and recalls what Smith had said originally.

Moscow Smith

May 12 to June 5 Estate and Household Goods Auctions

Listings show multiple estate and household auctions across Virginia and West Virginia counties from May 12 to June 5. Items include furniture antiques farm equipment livestock and real estate, with locations near Gainesboro Winchester Whitacre Brucetown and Kernstown and times from morning to afternoon.

W. Wood Baker Albin Emma de Haven Gainesboro James Grove Ebenezer Whitacre Bessie Smith Kern Slonaker Coal Co West Winchester Ralph Hummer F. H. Swimsey Brucetown O. W. Dick Ace Rosenberger Frank de Freeze Harry Orndorff Wadesville Clarke County M. B. Swimley Swimley Ruby Schneider Kernstown George Helsley White Hall

Answers to the Daily Quiz Published in Ae Page Four

A compact list provides the quiz answers: Siberia, Soviet Russia, Rhode Island, War Production Board, Clare Boothe Luce, True, The Cubans, Sirius, Civilian Conservation Corps, Charles Dickens.

Siberia Soviet Russia Rhode Island War Production Board Clare Boothe Luce True The Sirius Civilian Conservation Corps Charles Dickens

Door Left Wide Open For Full and Ences Composing

Fragmentary line notes that the door remains wide open for complete and possible composing efforts. No clear names, places, or dates are legible. The text hints at ongoing openness to further work or events without specifics.

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