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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1946

Page

4

Mystery of Brenda’s vanished pearls ties to murder

In a tense police session Leighton reveals Brenda may have given a matched string of large pearls and insurance money to a murderer. The inspector notes the missing necklace vanished with no trace while Brenda’s friendship with Miss Applebee complicates the case. The story follows Brenda’s last days and Leighton’s struggle with a failed marriage and suspicions.

Leighton Brenda Barry

Winchester Evening Star Publication Details

Winchester Evening Star is a daily newspaper except Sundays, published by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia.

Winchester Evening Star The Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester, Va

National Crime Conference Opens in Washington

The first national crime conference in 12 years gathers 93 U S attorneys and officials from the Justice Department and FBI. Attorney General Tom Clark calls it a first step to mobilize 25 000 federal workers to crack down on crime, noting 1945 saw 1 565 541 major crimes and a surge in juvenile offenses and tax evasion by black market profiteers.

Washington United States Justice Department Federal Bureau of Investigation Tom Clark Department

Institute tests racial and gender driving skills

Franklin Institute tests with 1500 participants assess driving ability across seven simulated accident scenarios. Among 567 men 52 percent fail to meet the passing standard, among 511 women 67.1 percent fail, and among 483 youths under 20 years 67.8 percent fail. 31 men, 15 women, and 15 youths achieve perfect scores.

Skyscraper Plane Crash Sparks Recurrent NYC Hazard Debate

For the second time in under a year an Army plane crashed into a Manhattan skyscraper. The prior incident at the Empire State Building last July killed 11 office workers and the three aboard the B 25. The latest crash intensifies the debate over urban aviation risks and safety.

Manhattan Tife Empire State Building

Safeguards for City Dwellers After Wall Street Air Crash

In the wake of the Bank of Manhattan crash on Wall Street a discussion emerges on preventing future incidents. Experts warn against locating landing fields near crowded urban centers and suggest potential warning signals on tall buildings if aircraft safety devices fail.

Bank of Manhattan Company Wall Street Manhattan

Judge Sterling Hutchinson Corrects Buck-Passing In War Dance Hall Case

The opinion notes the injunction against shore patrol and military police to enforce a Newport dance hall ban but highlights Bert Kay’s tale of shifting authorities. It cites Kay’s sequence of referrals ending with I quit, a line that resonates with millions of servicemen seeking guidance and facing bureaucratic pass‑off.

Sterling Hutchinson Newport Bert Kay Joint Army-Navy Kay Cabanilla Headquarters Fifth District Captain Flanagan Fort Monroe Burns Major Goldberg Judge Advocate General’s Department Goldberg Fifth Service Command Balttimore Flanagan Mr. Kay

Valedictory for Greenbrier class by Cadet Sgt Preston

Cadet Sgt Samuel D Preston Jr son of Mr and Mrs Samuel D Preston 448 West Leicester Winchester will deliver the valedictory at Greenbrier Military School 133rd commencement Monday morning June 4 The Ash Hollow Sluggers defeated Round Hill Wildcats 10 3 Memorial Day observance planned by Winchester and Frederick County residents with cemetery visits and grave decorations for service members.

Samuel D. Preston, Jr Samuel D. Preston Leicester Street Winchester Greenbrier Military School Ash Hollow Sluggers Round Hill Wildcats Frederick County

Spain and Franco: Iberian politics and Allied doubts

Washington dispatch surveys the Spanish Civil War aftermath, noting Communist influence, Franco's rise, and postwar refugee movements. It argues that genuine democracy is scarce in Spain and warns that restoring Western ideals there remains unlikely despite policy efforts.

Franco Canary Islands Russia Red Army France Spain Stalin Poland UNO

Temperature hits 94 at Winchester Lab Rotary luncheon noted

At 2 pm the Winchester Research Laboratory recorded a 94 degree high. The Rotary Club met at the George Washington Hotel to screen A Caravan of the Sky. Kenneth Williams, two, bit the red thermometer at his Cameron Street home, mistaking it for drinkable liquid.

Winchester Research Laboratory Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Kenneth Williams Russell Williams South Cameron Street

Carter Hall Horse Show Brings 28 Entries at Millwood

Clifton Farms Stable of Dr. L M Allen fields 28 entries in the 43rd Carter Hall Horse Show at Millwood. The Rev and Mrs Preston Sartelle welcome a daughter born at the hospital. Middletown faces possible loss of municipal government if incumbent leaders retire and no new candidates step forward.

Clifton Farms L. M. Allen Millwood Preston Sartelle Middletown

Temperance rally at Braddock Street church calls for reform

Forty five years ago a temperance rally at Braddock Street Methodist Church urged the audience to attack the source of alcohol contamination and urged converting saloonkeepers and bartenders. George H. Kinzel, city treasurer, was knocked unconscious after slipping on a waxed police court floor and striking his head. The Gainesboro Coal Mining Co. drew attention as local business leaders noted interest from outsiders in the property.

Braddock St. Methodist Church Gainesboro

Inaugural Purse Tops Charles Town Card

Charles Town West Virginia hosts the $1,000 Inaugural Purse a sev en eighths mile sprint as the day's feature opening Charles Town Jockey Club summer session. Capacity field includes Maryland winners with about 700 horses stabled locally Race Secretary Fred Burton oversees daily racing and J Donald Hay directs pari mutuel wagering offering daily double bets on first and second races with all doubles closing at 1 45 p m.

Charles Town W. Va Charles Town Jockey Club Maryland Fred Burton J. Donald Hay Pari Mutuel Wagering

Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas

A devotional reflection on Bushnell choosing to act on small faith. He prays to God to reveal truth and vows to do right. As he lives by his initial belief, his faith enlarges and he gains clearer divine guidance.

Earl L. Douglas D. D Yale Bushnell

How's Your I Q Quiz Questions on Page 2 Answers

Quiz questions ask about Komorowski nickname The Bluebird author liquid metal is mercury Largest medical library location Founding year of American Red Cross Ambidextrous meaning Ambiguous Axios Airlines Pilots Association AFL or CIO Maine Chance Farm owner with three Kentucky Derby entrants Franz von Papen Nazi Am who were natives of Tennessee

Komorowski Warsaw American Red Cross The Airlines Pilots Association AFL CIO Maine Chance Farm Franz von Papen U. S Tennessee

Cashier Robbed At Theater by Two Men

Chicago May 29. Two men confronted Al Harris as he left the cashier cage at the State Harrison Theater. One warned I ain t kidding while pressing a sharp instrument against his back. Harris had about 25 dollars in a coin bag and later found a two inch slit in his coat.

Chicago al Harris State-Harrison Theater Harris

Bank Closing Notices Observed as May 30 1946 Holiday

Several banks announce closures on Thursday May 30 1946 a legal holiday with pay on the following banking day Friday May 31 1946 Merchants National Bank Shenandoah Valley Bank Harold G Brown Commercial and Savings Bank John I Sloat J H Yost cashiers listed for payment of paper maturing on the holiday date.

Merchants National Ank Shenandoah Valley Nate Bank Harold G. Brown Commercial and Savings Bank John I, Sloat

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