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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1951

Page

2

Navy Seaplane Tender Valcour Collides With Galley

Norfolk reports a fiery collision off Cape Henry between the seaplane tender Valcour and the Galley. Navy crews begin offloading gasoline and draining fumes as salvage work waits on four compartments. One crewman recovered, four missing and presumed dead. total casualties revised downward from prior figures.

Norfolk Navy Labcour Thomas ‘Tracy Valcour Cape Henry Avia

All Members of Guard Unit Pass Physicals

Manassas reports the Virginia National Guard unit with high school student members passed physicals as it reported to Camp Stewart for training at the end of October. The Arith wantaberett Artillery Detachment was called back and the local unit began its state service as the newest guard outfit.

Manassas Arith Wantaberett Artillery National Guard Virginia National Guard Camp Stewart

Vogeler Unable to Attend Speaking Engagement

Robert A. Vogler, recently released after a prison term, cannot keep his speaking engagement Saturday night. His wife will convey his message on the value of virtual freedom. Henry Ford III of Detroit has been invited to substitute due to Vogler’s health.

Robert A. Vogeler Henry Ford, III Detroit Vogeler

Attorneys Use Deception at Extradition Hearing

In Richmond a 79 year old Willie Winn faces extradition to North Carolina for a 1906 murder. Winn denies being James Perry and his lawyer used four NC men to identify a decoy as the suspect, with the real Winn shown later to illustrate memory flaws. Governor Battle was absent. recommendations follow in days.

Richmond North Carolina Willie Winn Willie Winn James Perry Baldy Perry Franklin County N. C Thomas Johnson Joseph Williams Williams Governor Battle

Premature Dynamite Blast Kills Three in Martinsville Quarry

A second premature dynamite blast at a Martinsville rock quarry killed Fern Lambert 36 of Knoxville and two men from Bassett and Martinsville. Three workers died and three were injured, with one critically, as the blast occurred underground near the Lambert Brothers quarry supplying rock for the Philpott Dam.

Martinsville Fern Lambert Knoxville Tenn John Finney Bassett Lee Hairston Winfred Hairston Roanoke Lester Hill Stuart Here Lambert Brothers, Inc Philpott

Aged Wine and Whisky Practices

The wines produced domestically are aged in large containers such as oak. A few select wines are aged in smaller quantities in bottles. Whisky aging occurs in wooden containers prior to bottling.

Helping Hand Mission Opens on Mother's Day Program

The Helping Hand Mission at Indian Hollow reopened Sunday afternoon with a Mother's Day program arranged by Mrs. Henry W. McVicar. Music featured Fred Popowski, Burns Barr, Mrs. Leon Haire, and Miss Norma Haire, with Rev. Floyd Wine delivering the message. Jean Baker spoke on religious education, Norman Cooper led a prayer, and deacons William Cochran and Claude Carper assisted. Pot ted candy was given to all mothers. Sunday School will meet each Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with four classes.

Indian Hollow Henry W. McVicar Fred Popowski Fred and Burns Barr Leon Haire Norma Haire Arhtur W. Va Floyd Wine Jean Baker Frederick County Norman Cooper William Cochran Claude Carper Carlton Ramey William MclIlwee Gainesboro Helping Hand Mission

Pinch in Civilian Goods Yet To Come

Defense Mobilizer Charles E Wilson warned the pinch in civilian goods will come later if Americans do not accept higher taxes. He spoke at a dinner honoring AT T millionth stockholder Brady Denton of Saginaw Michigan, outlining inflationary price risks.

Charles Wilson New York Charles E. Wilson Wilson American Telephone and Telegraph Company Brady Denton Saginaw, Mich

Bradley Probe Expands As MacArthur Dismissal Testimony Sought

The Senate committee plans to question Air Force Chief of Staff Hoyt Wahdenberg on Friday about the MacArthur dismissal. Bradley says he will reveal military reasons offered by the Joint Chiefs and General Marshall, while opposing testimony from MacArthur and Marshall on presidential conferences. Senator Pulbright warns Republicans may be sabotaging the inquiry into the ouster amid charges of an Iron Curtain on witnesses.

MacArthur Hoyt Wahdenberg Air Force Joint Chiefs of Staff Marshall Pulbright Knowland Rcalif Bradley White House Witnes Sos

First German rocket plane Meserschmitt 163 B used in WWII

The Meserschmitt 163 B, a World War II rocket fighter about 15 feet long, was deployed by Germany near the end of the Italian campaign as the world’s first rocket powered aircraft.

Agricultural Board Approves 1951 Plan At Quarterly Meet

The Frederick County Agricultural Board unanimously approved the 1951 plan of work at a county courthouse meeting. Committees outlined goals including a County Pasture Contest, a Dairy School with Clarke Warren and Shenandoah counties, and plans for a Rural Urban dinner and water system installations for farm homes. Dr Randolph Shields spoke on the American Cancer Society and a film titled The Switchman was shown.

Frederick County Agronomy Committee Murl Hannum Dairy Committee Clarke Warren Shenandoah Stephens City Dairy Herd Improvement Association Frederick D. K. Russell Paul Moore Alfred Snapp Walker Bond J. L. Heishman Landon B. Whitacre Walter Solomon Estson Rudolph, Jr Committee On Agriculture Mobilization Hershman Elective Service Board Cooperative Walter Bond County Board of Supervisors Walter Adams T. N. Cather County Board of Agriculture Jack Waller VPI J. Fred Stine John T. Wolfe Randolph T. Shields China American Cancer Society

Mutineers Burned Bounty After Reaching Pitcairn Island

In 1790 the mutineers on the HMS Bounty settled on Pitcairn Island and burned the ship to prevent pursuit or traces, ensuring they could not depart or be traced.

Pitcairn

Six Sisters Named Mary Arrive in Chicago Family

The Drabik family welcomes a sixth daughter all named Mary joining five sisters Mary Beth eight, Mary Kay seven, Mary Sue six, Mary Lynn four, and Mary Jan twenty months. Their mother Rose is 27. Henry Drabik, 30, an ice cream plant worker, says the couple still hopes for ten girls.

Chicago Henry Drabik Mary Mary Beth Mary Kay Mary Sue Mary Lynn Mary Jan Pat Rose Drabiks Drabik

Greenhouse and laboratory project under way in Winchester

Contractors begin the $65 000 laboratory office and insectary complex in Winchester with brick exteriors and red brick accents. The greenhouse will be glass and steel and the facilities include a shop unit and foundation work. Dr Ancel B Groves leads fruit disease investigations while Entomologist Huff and Assistant Hill oversee pest control with daily weather observations by Huff.

Harry W. Aikens Clearbrook E. C. Hill V P. I Ancel B. Groves Walter S. Huff C. H. Hill Huff U. S Winchester Fairmont Avenue

Winchester Camera Club Plans June Salon Display

The Winchester Camera Club met at the Salvation Army Hall to view Night Photography by Eastman Kodak presented by Hetcee Stipe and Chas Maj or. The club scheduled its annual Salon Display for June and formed a committee led by Earl Shade to organize it.

Winchester Camera Club Salvation Army Hall Eastman Kodak Company Hetcee Stipe Chas. Maj Ae) Murphy Capt W. C. Wolfe H. Randolph Ation Amory E. Earl Bufflick Road Gene Lakers Winchester Chamber of Commerce Pittsburgh Winchester Clar Brant E. Earl Shade Clarke Clarence Lamp R. W. Worsley

Permanent Joint Chiefs of Staff defined

The Joint Chiefs of Staff are the principal military advisers to the President the National Security Council and the Secretary of Defense. Created during World War II the Joint Chiefs were recognized as a permanent agency by the National Security Act of 1947.

Fragmentary notes from Virginia 1776 puzzle page

The line items mention a Virginia 1776 reference, a Magnolia, and a Mikado chorus about three little maids. It lists numbers 6 through 10 with scattered words including Polish, Clark, and a remark about a Japanese bride and a soldier husband. The readable content is fragmentary and out of full context.

Virginia Magnolia Mikado Clark

Why Women Are Ineligible as Federal Special Agents

The Federal Bureau of Investigation does not employ women as investigators because of the arduous nature of the duties of its special agents.

Federal Bureau of Investigation

May 18 to June 2 Sales Directory Auction List

A sequence of sale notes lists auctions and estate sales in Frederick County. Items include farming equipment household goods antiques livestock real estate and household furnishings with dates from May 18 through June 2 at locations such as the Matson Farm Albin the Frederick County Court House and Winchester Farmers Livestock Exchange. Notable estates include Eudora Fawcett Keyser Edmonia L. Grim and B C Hulver with real estate and various goods offered.

Hunter Robinson Mattison Albin John R. Snapp Prederick County Court House Cedar Creek Winchester Farmers Livestock Exchange Eudora Fawcett Keyser Frederick County Court House Parkway David Wingfield W. Gerrard St Herbert Larrick Sunnyside Edmonia L. Grim North Braddock St B. C. Hulver Estate Mt. Pauls Post Office

Tennis Distance in a Set Estimated Range

A question asks how far a player can cover in a tennis set. The answer suggests the distance may be three and a half miles or more, indicating substantial movement during play.

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