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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1947

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Memorial Hospital reports record 1946 financials and overcrowding

Memorial Hospital's 1946 business neared 450000 dollars with total expenses around 396900. Dr. Hunter H. McGuire cites rising patient days 64559 and peak census 240, plus a birth rate of 1101, highlighting overcrowded wards and a need for expansion at an estimated one million dollars for 100 more beds and enhanced facilities.

Winchester Hospital Homer E. Alberti Alberti Hunter H. McGuire McGuire

County School Board Plans New High School in Winchester

Frederick County School Board in special session appointed 81 teachers for 1947 48 and hired Dix on and Norman of Richmond to design a consolidated high school. Architects to visit Winchester to confer with the board before plans are drawn and bids advertised. Cost not disclosed though reduction in building costs noted. Deadline May 24 for contracts with teachers to sign. Last year’s high school principals reappointed and to return.

Frederick County Leslie D. Kline Dixon and Norman School Architects Richmond C. E. Bass Kline Glass Estate Winchester R. E. Ayler Stephens City Bryant Harper Stonewall Fred Braithwaite Gainesboro Grant J. Smith Miller School Paul Beable Gore H. Dennis Hoover Middletown

Acheson Likely to Resign as State Undersecretary

Diplomatic sources in Washington say Undersecretary Dean Acheson is poised to resign soon and that Robert A Lovett, former Assistant Secretary of War for Air, will take his place. Acheson seeks to return to private law practice.

Washington Dean Acheson Robert A. Lovett Air Acheson International

For Sale Beauty Shoppe And Plants Ads

For sale established beauty shoppe centrally located Curly-Top Beauty Shoppe Two experienced pressers wanted with good salary hours and job Apply in person Bite way Cleaners Tomato Sweet Potato and Pepper plants 537 N Cameron For sale two year old Mary Washington asparagus roots cabbage plants and other plants Winchester Seed Co 228 N Cameron St

Biteway Cleaners N. Cameron Mary ,Washington Winchester Seed Co N. Cameron St

Five Day Weather Outlook With Mild Above-Normal Temps

Forecast shows temperatures averaging two to five degrees above normal for the period. Expect showers on Wednesday Friday and Sunday with total rainfall from three tenths to one half inch.

Winchester Clubs Backing Cancer Fund Drive

Winchester and Frederick county groups plan a fundraiser for the Virginia Cancer Foundation Inc. after a luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Mrs. Ronald S. Wilson is named local educational chairman to promote the Foundation and aid cancer patients through Virginia clinics.

Winchester Frederick County Virginia Cancer Foundation, Inc George Washington Hotel Fred M. Alexander Richmond Ronald S. Wilson Virginia

Navy Veteran Survives Five Days Trapped In Car Crash

Ernest Kenneth Steele, 26, a Richmond oil refinery worker and Navy veteran, described being trapped for five days in his overturned car near Martinez California. He drank no water or food, survived on gum, and only ten feet from a water course, until rescued by two power company linemen. Doctors fear his right arm may be amputated after it was crushed. Steele carved a message to his wife Mae with a glass splinter before rescue.

Martinez Calif Ernest Kenneth Steele Richmond Power Company Franklin Canyon Steele Mae

Bailey Bros. Told to Vacate County Lot by Sept 1

Frederick County Board of Supervisors votes 3 to 1 to require Bailey Bros. to vacate the county hitching lot by September 1 1947 so the grounds can be used for parking. The buildings will be salvaged and the Baileys have no immediate plans. Road viewers named for Ridenour Road meet May 28 at 9 30. Four dog claims approved totaling 25.80.

Bailey Bros Frederick County Board of Supervisors H. M. Fout H. C. Light G. W. Lemley William Carpenter Baileys Carroll Solenberger Carlton Ramey Amos Lillard Ridenour Road Highway Department Harry Harmer Rt. 1 Winchester Ira Oates J. W. Hancher B. F. Solenberger

Festival Group Reviews Financing for Shenandoah Apple Blossom

A special board of directors meeting at the George Washington Hotel discussed the Virginia Apple Commission’s financial participation in publicity and advertising for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. The board authorized President Boyd to form a committee to negotiate with the commission and surveyed 1947 workers and contributors on continuing support.

Virginia Apple Commission Shenandoah Board of Directors George Washington Hotel Winchester P. W. Boyd Clarke T. Cooper Fred L. Glaize Tom Baldridge Ben Belchie George T. Barnsley H. B. McCormac, Jr E. W. Barr R. G. Hengeveld T. G. Scully J. T. Kremer Harry F. Byrd, Jr B. B. Dutton L. G. Sjostrom J. M. Steck A. J. Bowen T. S. Thomas J. P. Arthur McSherry Lupton Garland R. Quarles W. A. Barney H. Clay deGrange Hoye Riley Ed L. Molden

Harrison Edwards Byrd On Program At Greenspring

Memorial Day services at Old Stone Lutheran Church Greenspring Frederick County on Sunday May 25 begin at 2 00 pm. Congressman Burr Harrison delivers the principal address with Harry F Byrd Jr as chair and W Erle Edwards Frederick County Trial Justice on the program. B Brooke Smith Winchester handles arrangements asking attendees bring flowers for altar decoration and grave adornment.

Burr P. Harrison Old Stone Lutheran Church Greenspring Frederick County Harrison Harry F. Byrd, Jr Byrd W. Erle Edwards B. Brooke Smith Winchester

Clat's New Regime in Manchuria Reported

May 13 dispatch says officials remained silent on a Chinese Communist broadcast claiming an Inner Mongolian self government was established at Wangyehmiao Western Manchuria on April 23.

Clat Nanking Wangyehmiao Manchuria

Martin Sees Divorce Move After Postmaster Probe

Washington May 13 Speaker Martin says a House investigation could lead to a divorce between the postmaster general and the Democratic National Committee. He urges economy measures in the department which faces a projected $287.7 million loss for the year and possible postage hikes across several classes.

Washington Martin R-Mass House Democratic National Committee Post Office and Civil Service Committee Congress James A. Farley Frank Walker Robert E. Hannegan Edward J. Flynn C. O Capitol Post Office Committee

Pennsylvania Orchardists Feel Loss By Freeze

Franklin county orchardists report a severe frost blow as temperatures fell to 25 degrees in May. Apple blossoms blackened and peach buds damaged, with the crop described as critically harmed. Frost hit hardest in the Quincy Mont Alto area, where improvised protection failed.

Chambersburg Franklin County Quincy-Mont Alto

Virginia Summer Wheat Crop Falls Short of Last Year

The Co operative Crop Reporting Service indicates Virginia will harvest 8,143,000 bushels of summer wheat this year from about 479,000 acres. Production is about 2.5 percent below 1946 but 2 percent above the ten year average from 1936 to 1945.

Richmond Viremia Co-operative Crop Reporting Service Old Dominion

Temperatures Recorded Daily

The report lists temperatures with a high of 86 and a low of 56 for current readings, compared to year ago highs of 71 and lows of 41.

Senate Labor Bill Aims to Curb Strikes and Unions

The report notes Senate passage of a labor measure designed to restrict strike activity and union practices amid a Taft-led fight. It also covers U S Marines leaving China for Guam after rail lines near Peiping were blasted, with Marines boarding transports at Chinwangtao and a convoy delayed by explosions north of Tientsin.

Senate Taft Peiping Peiping-Linyu Shanhaikwan Julian N. Frisbie Chinwangtao Guam United States China Tientsin Tankshu Tangshan Taku Cinwangtao Linyu U. S Truman Murray Mont Barkley Rey Barkley Hueman Miller Maryland West Virginia Virginia Revercomb O'Connor Tydings Robertson Byrd Kilgore

Truman to Speak at Charlottesville July 4 Ceremony

President Truman will address the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation in Charlottesville on July 4. He has accepted an invitation to visit Monticello, Jefferson’s home, and will make a one day trip from Washington by automobile for the ceremonies.

Washington Truman Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Charlottesville Charles G. Ross Monticello Jefferson Ross

Plans for National Lottery Bill by Adolph Sabath

Representative Adolph Sabath of Illinois proposes to offer within a week or two a bill to authorize a national lottery as a painless way to cut taxes and reduce the national debt. The Senate passed a labor bill 68 to 24, sending it to conference for a compromise with the House version before reaching the White House.

Adolph J. Sabath D-Ill Washington Senate House White House Truman Taft Ohio Republican Pal and Labor Committee

Wedding Praise Turns Troublesome Jail Sentence

Thelma L Bonekila 19 and Choloren Bonekila 26 faced fines after a church wedding ended in trouble. Thelma paid 50 dollars for striking a policeman while Choloren paid 10 dollars on a disorderly conduct charge. Patrolman Muriel Starkey ordered the couple moved on as they left the church. Thelma slapped the officer when restrained at the station.

Baltimore Thelma L. Bonekila Choloren Bonekila Patrolma Muriel Starkey Starkey Thelma Irolman Starkey Station

Humphrey Nominated for Re election in Minneapolis Primary

Hubert H. Humphrey was nominated for re election and Frank J. Collins Minneapolis attorney chosen as his opponent by nearly 100000 voters in the Monday primary election.

Minneapolis Hubert H. Humphrey Frank J. Collins

Gasperi resigns as coalition collapses in Rome

Premier Alcide De Gasperi tendered his resignation to Provisional President Enrico De Nicola as Socialists and Christian Democrats blamed each other for the coalition collapse. Separately sugar stamp No 12 for individuals becomes valid June 1, allowing 10 pounds until October 31 with controls possibly extended by Congress. A $100,000 fire in Pickens wipes out nine buildings including the post office. evacuation of 238 inmates occurs in PITTSTON as fire engulfs a three story hospital building.

Washington Agriculture Department Congress W. VA. Elkins Va. Va Pickens O. J Barrickman Bank of Pickens Elkins Randolph County Pittston Ransom County Home and Hospital

Romania denies flour shipment to Soviet Union

Bucharest reports the government rejected rumors that Romania sent 460 carloads of white flour milled from American wheat to the Soviet Union amid famine concerns. The denial calls the charges unfounded and unverified.

Bucharest Romania Soviet Union

Virginia chemical firm VP Herbert H Heyers dies

Herbert H Heyers 56, vice president of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company, died Monday at his Richmond home. Private funeral services will be held.

Richmond Herbert H. Heyers Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company

Senate approves Griffis as ambassador to Poland

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved on a voice vote President Truman's nomination of Stanton Griffis to be ambassador to Poland, succeeding Arthur Bliss Lane.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman Stanton Griffis Poland Arthur Bliss Lane

Float judging impartial say Director Hobert

Director C A Hobert defended the Apple Blossom Parade judges noting the four panelists lived at least 300 miles from Winchester. He outlined scoring: 50 percent general appearance, 25 percent color harmony, 24 percent originality, with final scores 89 to 88 and figures checked four times.

C. A. Hobert Winchester Hobert The Elks

Financier Thomas Newhall Found Dead in Recreation Room

RADNOR Pa May 13 Thomas Newhall 70 longtime J P Morgan Co financier and Philadelphia figure was found fatally shot in a recreation room he had made from an old storage building. Dr Thomas Shallow said he appeared to have died since Sunday while his brother Narbeth Pa noted he inspected property at Ithan and organized firearm cleaning materials were on the table near the body Deputy Coroner John Stretch Jr said the shooting appeared accidental.

Radnor Thomas Newhall J. P. Morgan Co Philadelphia Thomas Shallow Newhall A. Newhall Narfberth Thomas Ithan John Stretch, Jr

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County School Board H. S Winchester Clubs Mrs. Wilson Car Festival Group Apple Commission Harrison, Edwards, Byrd Post Office Pennsylvania Leathernecks R.R President Truman Humphrey Herbert Meyer
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