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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1948
Page
3
Parents of children with cerebral palsy are urged to remain hopeful and patient as progress in training is possible. The article outlines causes such as birth injury or CNS development issues, and details a program including physical therapy, daily activity control, speech treatment, occupational guidance, school work, breathing and movement training, posture correction, and engaging games.
Washington May 21 The Senate upheld President Truman's veto of a bill that would allow qualified senators to order an FBI investigation of key atomic energy appointees.
Stonewall Softball Association calls all members to meet at the White Hall diamond at 10 a m EST tomorrow to prepare the grounds for summer games.
President Truman will ask Congress in a special message to extend Social Security benefits to groups not now covered including farm labor domestics and self employed persons.
Annie M. Haymaker 78 of 924 Orchard Ave died at her daughter’s home 411 S. Kent St. She was born in Frederick County daughter of James and Ellen Mason and lived in Winchester since marriage to Clarence Haymaker. Survived by four sons Howard Russell Stover all of Winchester Scott of Martinsburg. Five daughters Strother Boyd Joseph O Leary Robert Ryan Thomas Burson Annapolis. Thirty one grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services 4 p.m. Sunday at Howard Haymaker’s home 226 Pine St with Dr S.
L Flickinger will be interred at Mt Hebron cemetery with pallbearers Charles E Strother W Boyd David Clevenger Howard Hart Joseph O Leary Jo and Robert S Ryan. The remains will be removed from Jones funeral home this evening.
Four power efforts to draft a peace treaty for occupied Austria reached a dead end after nearly two years of talks. Official U S sources said negotiations broke down completely after a two week pause as Russia and Western Powers attempted to bridge differences among the United States and Britain and their allies.
Informants say talks collapsed after Samuel Reber met with Kotimov who said Moscow backed Yugoslavia against Austria. Yugoslavia seeks about 800 square miles of Carinthia and Styria with Slavic populations and demands reparations from Vienna.
A Fredericksburg 1949 church session continued on page one with approval of a resolution calling on Bishop F D Goodwin to address church concerns. The motion reflected ongoing governance Discussions within the Episcopal community.
Diocesan leaders appoint a mixed committee of white and Negro church members to decide canon changes to align with proposed constitutional amendments. The diocesan financial plan includes a budget of $200,000 with a $27,290 contingency.
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