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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

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Draft extension passes House signaling Senate fight ahead

The House approved a two year standby selective service extension by 216 to 11, keeping draft registration alive and enabling future mobilization if a national emergency is declared. The measure prolongs the 1948 act, avoids immediate inductions, and preserves local boards at an annual cost of about 10.6 million dollars while urging a broader M Day manpower plan.

Washington Senate House National Security Resources Board NSRB Vinson D-Ga House Armed Services Committee Stuart Symington NLRB Congress Selective Service

State Labor Group Votes Tax Hike for Political Fund

The Virginia State Federation of Labor voted to raise the monthly per capita membership tax from five to seven cents to create a political war chest of 10 000 to 12 000 dollars a year. The move, aimed at combating labor legislation, supported replacing “reactionary” legislators with “men of vision.”

Roanoke Virginia State Federation of Labor

Winchester Frederick County War Memorial Association Meeting Notice

Members are notified of a Winchester Virginia meeting at City Hall Court Room on Thursday June 1 1950 at 8 PM to receive the Site Committee report elect officers and conduct other business. W E Edwards President.

Winchesterederick County War

Indictment of Ilse Koch for prison camp crimes in Germany

A Munich court indicted Ilse Koch, 42, widow of Buchenwald mistress, for instigating murder of 45 prisoners and attempted murder of 135 others along with mistreatment of inmates. Trial set for late July with about 200 witnesses planned, including three from the United States.

Munich Germany Llse Koch Koch Buchenwald U. S Lucius D. Clay U.S United States U. S. Senate Aichach Bavaria Hans Ilkow Ilkkow Ernest Jagemast

Kellam to Be Sworn In as County Treasurer

Sidney S. Kellam, Princess Anne County treasurer and state director of conservation and development, will take the oath at Princess Anne Court House on Wednesday afternoon May 31 at 4 o'clock. Judge Floyd E. Kellam will swear in D. J. Vaughan as treasurer and C. Roger Malbon as sheriff to fill vacancies.

Princess Anne Sidney S. Kellam Princess Anne Court House Floyd E. Kellam D. J. Vaughan Kellam Roger Malbon Vaughan

Biggest fish story of the season hooks 14 sharks

Sigmund Scharf of New Brunswick reeled in a six foot shark off Brielle New Jersey aboard his boat. The catch yielded 13 younger sharks at about a foot long each a remarkable brood born on the line.

Brielle Sigmund Scharf New Brunswick

Growers to Talk About Employment in Clarke and Frederick

Fruit growers in Clarke and Frederick counties meet at the Virginia State Employment Service office on Friday evening to discuss labor needs for the coming season. J Marvin Powell will outline migrant and Bahaman labor options and screening processes to ensure efficient pickers.

Clarke Frederick Counties Virginia State Employment Service W. Piccadilly Street J. Marvin Powell F. W. Bailey

Herd Leads State as Fairfax No 1 Dairy Herd

The Fairfax No 1 Dairy Herd Improvement Association led the state in March with an average of 37.2 pounds of butterfat and 932 pounds of milk per cow.

Blacksburg Fairfax No. 1 Dairy Herd Improvement Association

Virginia Tech Reports Garden Returns in Virginia 1920s

Virginia Tech reports last year home gardens across Virginia yielded an estimated net return of 13.8 million dollars. The average per plant was about 76 dollars for farm gardens and 23 dollars for urban home gardens.

Blacksburg Virginia Virginia Tech

GE Plants Vote Today on Union Choice for 57 Factories

Thousands of GE workers in 57 plants cast ballots to choose between two unions the CIO split the UE. NLRB regional office in Baltimore supervised with about 95 000 eligible voters. Results expected after midnight as tabulation routes to Baltimore for final counting.

Baltimore General Electric CIO National Labor Relations Board NLRB New International Union of Electrical Workers United Electrical Workers IUE Maurice J. Tobin Philip Murray Albert Fitzgerald Murray-Tobin Fitzgerald General Motors James B. Carey Radio Corporation of America Westinghouse Nlrb Westinghouse Pittsburgh

Colonial Beach Delegation Seeks Action on Maryland Waters Gambling

A Colonial Beach delegation met with Governor Battle to discuss slot machines on piers extending into Maryland waters and liquor sales from a pleasure ship off the town. The group cited whiskey on piers. no specific requests or actions were made after the private meeting. Governor said Virginia rulings may extend past the river and be under Maryland control.

Richmond Colonial Beach Battle Maryland Norman F. Brewington George Mason Jr Stanley G. Adams John F. Ware J. Lindsay Almond, Jr G. Stanley Clarke Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Brewington Potomac River Charles County Potomac Mason Virginia

Group Forms to Seek Site for Permanent Farmers Market

A committee named to study a downtown site for a year round farmers market combining the Curb and Home Demonstration markets. Members include Walker McC Bond Mrs J W Larrick Jr T N Cather Carroll Campbell Mrs Julian Larrick and Mrs Walter Adams. They will meet June 12 and may contact VPI for shelter plans. The effort follows years of push for a permanent market.

Walker McC. Bond J. W. Larrick, Jr T. N. Cather Carroll Campbell Julian Larrick Walter Adams Frederick County Board of Agriculture VPI

Three More Binaggio Henchmen Indicted On Tax Evasion

A federal grand jury indicted Walter L. Rainey Samuel Goldberg and John Mangiaracina as associates of late crime boss Charles Binaggio on income tax evasion charges. The indictments detail unfiled returns for 1946 47 48 and misreported net incomes, with Goldberg facing five counts including failed returns for 1947 48 and evasion for 1946 47 48 totaling large unpaid taxes. The cases connect to a Jackson County gambling operation and the Binaggio murder tied to Truman Road headquarters.

Kansas City Charles Binaggio Walter L. Rainey Samuel Goldberg John Marigiaracina Samuel C. Hayden Jackson County Tano Lococo Hayden President Truman Dead Man Lococo Binaggio Charles Gargotta Truman Road Goldberg Rainey Mangiaracina

Kiwanis Festival Draws Large Week Crowd at Willow Lawn

Attendance at the Kiwanis Fun Festival near Willow Lawn rose sharply with crowds expected to grow through Saturday. Charles Pine notes frequent nightly turnout and rides by Winchester Amusement Co. benefiting Winchester's underprivileged children. A Saturday matinee from 1 to 5 p m offers rides at reduced prices with ample parking and bus service nearby.

Williow Lawn Charles Pine Winchester Amusement Co Winchester Willow Lawn Pool Grounds

Exchange Club Names Delegates to Virginia Convention

The Winchester Exchange Club selected John Jones city auditor and Robert J. McNally Jr. assistant cashier of Shenandoah Valley National Bank as delegates to the 1950 Virginia State Exchange Clubs convention June 16 18 in Williamsburg. Commonwealths Attorney Joseph A. Massie Jr. will also attend. Principal speaker will be Judge Amos L. Conn of the National Committee on Jurisprudence and Laws.

Winchester Exchange Club John Jones Robert J. McNally Shenandoah Valley National Bank Virginia State Exchange Clubs Williamsburg Joseph A. Massie, Jr Commonwealth Exchange Club State Board of Control Amos L. Conn National Ohio Court of Appeals

Basis for 1950 corn war decided in Blacksburg mix

The 1950 corn competition between North Carolina and Virginia will base standings on the percentage increase over the 1940-49 average. A local note mentions the decision and ties to the officials in the Blacksburg area.

Blacksburg North Carolina Virginia Braddock St. J. D.C

U S Aids Indochina in Internal Strife with Reds

The United States announced a program of economic aid to Indochina aimed at stabilizing war torn Vietnam Cambodia and Laos. The plan centers on initial funding of about 23.5 million with cooperation from France and Indochinese governments and a mission led by Robert Blum.

Saigon Indochina United States France Edwund Guillion U. S. Legation Southeast Asia Allen Griffin Vietnam Cambodia Laos American Economic Cooperation Administration Ho Chin Minh Viet Minh Robert Blum Overseas Territories ECA Guillion Can

Agriculture Board Favors More Space For Parking Here

The Frederick County Board of Agriculture endorsed extending Fahnestock Lane to Route 50 and using Winchester parking meter revenue for additional public parking. The plan aims to ease bus routes to James Wood High School and provide farmers with parking away from heavy downtown traffic. The group, presided by Byron Brumback, heard M A Hubbard oppose the Brannan farm plan and support farm banking and a poultry and livestock diagnostic laboratory site in Warren County.

Frederick County Board of Agriculture Fahnestock Lane Winchester Council Landon B. Whitacre James Wood High School Winchester Whitacre Byron Brumback M. A. Hubbard Virginia State Farm Bureau Federation M. J. Pease County Farm Bureau Hubbard American Farm Bureau Poultry and Livestock Diagnostic Laboratory Warren County Landon Whitacre Boyd Ramey Carl Strickler Brownie Burkholder Murl Hannum Front Royal Tuseday Virginia State Department of Agriculture

Three Nations Agree to Supply Arms to Middle East

The United States Britain and France reach a joint accord to supply arms to the Middle East for defense only with assurances not to attack others. President Truman says the move will boost confidence in future security and aid Near East stability. The three-power accord was announced from London Paris and Washington.

Washington United States Britain France Middle East Truman London Israel Palestine Near East Paris

Memorial Day Weekend Mortality Risk Warned by Safety Council

The National Safety Council estimates about 290 healthy people will die in Memorial Day weekend traffic. Council president Ned W. Dearborn urged motorists to exercise extra caution and courtesy to cut the probable deaths in half.

Chicago National Safety Council Ned W. Dearborn

Ingrid Bergman and Rossellini Tie in Mexico Proxy

Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini wed by proxy yesterday in Juarez Mexico to bypass delays in the United States Sweden and Italy. The ceremony at noon EST was performed by Judge Paul Orozco with two Juarez lawyers signing for the couple.

Rome Roberto Rossellini Ingrid Bergman Juarez Mexico United States Sweden Italy Miss Bergman Paul Orozco Rio Grande River

Trap for A-Bomb Spy Suspect Was Set Months Ago

Senator McMahon said the FBI set its trap for Philadelphia chemist Harry Gold at least two months ago as investigators narrowed a 1,200-suspect list. Gold is charged with receiving secret atomic info from Klaus Fuchs and passing it to the Russians.

Washington Mc Mahon D-Conn FBI Philadelphia Harry Gold Klaus Fuchs McMahon Senate House Atomic Energy Committee Federal Bureau of Investigation U. S Fuchs Puchs Soviet Union Gold New York- Philadelphia England Santa Fe N. M Los Alamos John Doe Congress

Work Is Done On Roads Here In Frederick County

Frederick County spent 8,392.12 dollars on shoulder and ditch work for the past fiscal year, covering 471 miles of secondary highways. The Virginia Department of Highways notes this excludes main road upkeep and puts the per mile cost at 17 dollars. The statewide cost for maintaining shoulders and ditches on secondary roads totaled 1,575,624.31 dollars.

Frederick County Virginia Department of Highways

Barr's Studio to Close for Repairs Two Weeks Beginning May 29

Barr's Studio announces a two week closure for repairs starting Monday May 29 with phone orders for finished items due by Saturday. Margart Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop advertises final clearance of spring hats with all items 42 price or less and notes continued Dress Carnival through May 31 with special prices on fabrics and garments.

BARR Margaret L. Hodgson

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