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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1949

Page

2

Charnock Helps Recruit Migrant Berry Pickers Near Eastern Shore

B C Charnock of Winchester State Employment Service has been moved to Nassawadox Virginia to oversee a migrant labor camp and aid recruitment for the strawberry crop. He plans to return to Winchester around June 1. Each year pre season planning recruits migrant workers for vegetables and fruit harvests shaping camps operated by grower associations and fed by the Virginia Employment Service.

B. C. Charnock W. Bond Winchester State Employment Service Nassawadox Eastern Shore WSES Frederick County

Bailey outlines harvest timing and labor shifts for crop care

F W Bailey, local VSES manager, discusses agricultural commodities seasonality and maturity. He emphasizes harvesting and processing methods and the readiness of labor groups to shift between sections to save crops and keep workers fully employed.

F. W. Bailey VSES

Experts Retained In Telephone Case In Virginia

The State Corporation Commission said Leonard J. Blackburn Richmond engineer has been retained as a depreciation consultant for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia as it seeks a rate increase. Hearing begins June 13. Another consultant Lewis T. Hayner of Washington will handle financial angles. C P seeks rate increases costing customers about 3.9 million dollars.

Richmond State Corporation Commission Leonard J. Blackburn Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Virginia SCC Lewis T. Hayner Washington

Reynolds Store May 13 Social News Summary

Mr. and Mrs. Purcell Dick and children of Sunnyside visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Shenk and two children were guests of Mr and Mrs. Clint Carpenter. Mrs. Susan B. Lewis visits her daughter, Mrs. Ida Mason, at Hancock Maryland. Ed Shenk spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. James Jolley. Harley Place and daughter with Joseph Place visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lanty Kernstown. Miss Gloria McDonald and her niece from Romney, West Virginia visited I. D. Shade.

Gloria McDonald Romney W. Va I. D. Shade

Millie Holliday Named Warren County High School Editor

Millie Holliday will serve as editor in chief of the Warren County high school newspaper next school year. This year Lucy Page Hall edited the publication.

Millie Holliday Warren County Lucy Page Hall

Housing Bill Vote Expected in Week

Administration leaders predicted President Truman will win in the House on a long range housing program. Republicans promised a fight with a decisive vote set for next week. Rep. Walcott urged battle while Sen. Spence predicted passage. The Senate approved a similar measure 57 to 13 on April 21.

Washington Truman Rep Walcott R-Mich Banking Committee Banking Spence D-Ky House Senate

Fifty thousand released for Lynchburg State colony project

Richmond May 13 Fifty thousand dollars of a conditional appropriation of 535000 has been released by Governor Tuck for construction of personal and patients buildings at Lynchburg State colony.

Richmond Tuck Lynchburg State Colony

Hall Likes Job At Senate Door

Hall, former Virginia labor commissioner, serves as Senate doorkeeper, guiding visitors at the main entrance. He notes the role is fascinating with officials from every state and country visiting, as he works beside H. C. Sanders and observes the Capitol’s history and clock.

Washington John Hopkins Hall Virginia Senate Capitol Hall H. C. Sanders House Capitol Hill Sanders

Pfc David Armel Rites Held at National Cemetery

Reinterment services for Pfc David E. Armel son of J. E. Armel and R. Berryville were held at the national cemetery this week. Rev. Paul Dick officiated with a firing squad and colors provided by the Legion.

National Cemetery David E. Armel J. E. Armel R. Berryville Paul Dick The Legion

Supply Pastor to Serve Cork St Church Until June Arrival

Rev. Charles R. Sines acts as supply pastor at Cork Street Christian church until Rev. Paul Drumheller of Bloomington Illinois arrives around June 1 after accepting a call to the local parish.

Charles R. Sines Cork St. Christian Church Paul Drumheller Bloomington, Ill

Irate Customer Drives Car Through Locked Store Door

In Richmond on May 13 a man rammed a car through Sears doors at 15 minutes before opening injuring staff. Clyde West and others subdued him after he fought back. he was booked for disorderly conduct and assault and wounding as Clarence A Olive Toreman.

Richmond Sears and Roebuck Clyde West H. I. Nemath Clarence A. Olive Toreman

Japan applauds US halt on reparations shipments

Tokyo reports mixed reaction as the United States pauses reparations shipments from Japan drawing Japanese approval and Chinese and Philippine opposition. MacArthur declines comment while some officials call the move a practical approach, noting Japan has paid vast reparations. Prime Minister Yoshida calls Washington policy a sign of growing American sympathy toward Japan.

Tokyo United States Japan Philippines Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Washington Shigeru Yoshida

Ford Demands Strike End Before 1949 Talks

A source says Ford Motor Co refuses to begin 1949 labor contract talks until workers end the current strike. The CIO-UAW had urged opening talks 60 days before expiration. Negotiations continue as 65,000 workers strike, threatening a near shutdown of Ford operations. Walter P. Reuther leads the union delegation.

Detroit Ford Motor Co Fordas Cio-United Auto Workers Ford UAW Walter P. Reuther Seson

Public Sale of Real Estate in Clarke County Virginia

Public auction to the highest bidder at eleven o'clock a.m. on Saturday June 11 1949 in front of the Court House Berryville Clarke County Virginia. One half acre lot with modern frame dwelling and two car garage bounded by J Townsend Burwell Gerard B Lambert and T S Hummer. One third cash the remainder on bonds due one and two years after date with deed of trust and fire insurance. Trustee Thomas B Byrd Mary Byrd Consolvo estate. Auctioneer Coleman Dunn.

Circuit Court Clarke County Virginia H. M. Lee Admr. D.b.n.c.t.a Mary Byrd Court House Berryville Millwood Berryville and J. Townsend Burwell Gerard B. Lambert T. S. Hummer Mary Byrd Consolvo J. T. Burwell

Answers to Daily Quiz From May 13 1949

Answers to the daily quiz printed on Page 4 list ten items including the date of Jesus burial, reasons for black cats, superstition truths and myths, and notes about Friday the 13th in 1949. The items cover crucifixion timing hair color, protective rabbits, and storm electricity effects.

Jesus

Farm Sale and Auction Listings for May and June

Sales directory lists events including May 14 1 pm Farmers Live Stock Exchange Winchester Polled Short horns. May 14 10 am Albert L Brown Herman Slonaker 3 mi north of White Hall live stock cars machinery furniture. May 16 1 pm Mr and Mrs John L Turner Willamor Farm Broadway Va 43 Pure bred Scotch Shorthorn cattle. May 25 10:30 am D E Pifer Middle Road 7 12 mi from Winchester furniture household goods. June 4 11 am Wm Frank Plank estate front of Frederick County Court House real estate.

Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester Albert L. Brown Herman Slonaker White Hall John L. Turner Willamor Farm Broadway D. E. Pifer Middle Road Frank Plank Estate Frederick County Court House

Firemen Apprentice Arrives in Philadelphia After Mediterranean Cruise

See Ending Cruise Alleston 8. Firemen apprentice in the US Navy, son of Mrs. Ida M. See, of R. 1A Winchester, is due in Philadelphia on May 24 after a five month Mediterranean cruise aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Larson.

Alleston See USN Ida M. See Winchester Philadelphia Mediterranean Larson

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