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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1949
Page
13
The organizing delay for the Winchester hospital executive committee has been postponed to June 17 at the next regular meeting, as announced by secretary H. B. Alberti.
The Luray Ministerial Association sponsors the ninth annual sunset vesper service to be held Sunday July 3 on the lawn of the Luray Singing Tower.
Shenandoah Area Council scouts report a sold out first week at Camp Rock Enon with 109 registrations for the session opening June 26. Basil Starkey notes major waterfront upgrades and a strong staff lineup led by John R. Poland Jr. camping chairman and John I. Moore as assistant camp director.
Under a December 1945 deed of trust May H Heist and Charles W Lowe transfer property to H R Kern Jr Trustee Winchester Virginia, a public sale of personal property at Crowser's Warehouse 21 Clark St begins May 21 1949 at 1 PM. Items include sofas tables beds desk kitchen stove radiators and more with cash on day of sale.
Economy-focused senators pressed a new bid to cut federal spending after three defeats. An optimistic Democratic member proposed by far the deepest cut, aiming to slash Army spending by 39 percent.
Senator Douglas D II sponsors a bid to trim 300 million from a 752 million civil functions measure under Senate debate. Supporters cite economic concerns as the principal motive behind the reduction.
Douglas proposed amendment to scale back a $722 million rivers and harbors and flood control program faces stiff Senate opposition. Republicans Ferguson and Bridges push a five percent cut on three major bills, including the Agriculture Department measure, with two failed attempts to trim totals.
The passage notes Wagner living in exile from 1849 to 1861 amid a heated economy drive debate. It mentions Senator Tydings accusing Republicans of demagoguery and politics during the speech.
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