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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1947

Page

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Christmas Savings Checks Soar Past 250000 This Year

Checks totaling 254000, a record high, will be mailed to 4183 Christmas Club members across three Winchester banks next week. About 1014 people participated this year, with large increases at Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Commercial and Savings Bank.

Winchester Farmers and Merchants National Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank Farmers & Merchants National Bank Court House Square Ee Federal Deposit Ins. Corp ‘ Pit

Washington Trio Captures Husking Crown

A Washington trio won the husking crown with William Printz Charley Payne and Jimmy Taylor. Individual prizes went to Carl Burleson Berryville 11 bushels in 60 minutes Albert Nicodemus Berryville 9 5 bushels and Printz 91 10 bushels.

Wiliam Printz Charley Payne Jimmy Taylor Carl Burleson Berryville Albert Nicodemus Printz

Doctors Examine Mrs. Julia Emmart

Doctors from Western State hospital and Eastern State hospital held two consultations with Mrs. Julia Emily Emmart who allegedly shot and killed her husband Aug 30 at his Strasburg drug store. The mental exam result, requested by Commonwealth Attorney Ripley S. Walker, has not been announced.

Woodstock Western State Hospital Eastern State Hospital Julia Emily Emmart Strasburg Comonwealth Ripley S. Walker

Kerosene Fire After Quarrel Ends in Tragedy

In Point Marion Pennsylvania a quarrel between coal miner Harold King and his wife Mrs. Harold King ended with both doused in kerosene and set ablaze. Mrs. King died from burns on the home steps while King, 36, was hospitalized in critical condition after attempting to rescue her.

Point Marion Harold King Lee R. Herrington Herrington King

Berryville School Repair Ordered After Fire

Clarke county school board in special session appointed H N Ritter of Berryville to repair damage to the temporary elementary building after a boiler room fire. Repair cost estimated at 1000 to 1200 dollars and completion in about 7 to 10 days with work starting Monday. Equipment in the cannery and lunch room saved. Safety committee discussed driver education for Berryville and Boyce high schools but took no action yet.

Clarke County School Board Archie F. Robertson H. N. Ritter Berryville Ritter Robertson Clarke County Safety Committee Boyce

Football rivalry draws 100000 plus to Rose Bowl

In Los Angeles on November 21 the USC UCLA annual game drew interest with the Rose Bowl nomination at stake. More than 100,900 fans were expected to fill the stadium tomorrow and seats were selling as high as 50 dollars a pair.

Los Angeles University of Southern California UCLA Coleum

Virginia Tax Study Recommends 40 Percent Utility Assessment

A Richmond report from the Pinchbeck public service tax study committee says the State Corporation Commission should continue the 40 percent average statewide utility assessment for local taxation with minor reservations. The panel found six alternatives inadequate and notes possible future changes if warranted by facts. It also urges broad reporting of railroad and canal company money for state taxation and alignment with 1928 laws on debt instruments.

Richmond Virginia Tuck Pinchbeck Public Service Tax Study Committee State Corporation Commission Comes SCC Raymond B. Pinchbeck University of Richmond General Assembly

Gen Bradley to Succeed Eisenhower as Army Chief of Staff

President Truman confirms Gen Omar N Bradley will become Army chief of staff after Gen Eisenhower retires next spring. Gray will assume Veterans Administration head role January 1, with Bradley leaving VA December 1 to return to army duties. Cates named Marine corps commandant. Littlejohn resigns as War Assets Administrator.

Gen. Bradley Eisenhower Army Washington Navy Omar N. Bradley Truman Carl R. Gray, Jr Chicago Railway Bradley Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University Gray Army Department Chicago and Northwestern Railway Wichita Kans United States Engineer Reserve C. B. Cates Marine Corps A. A. Vander Acrift Robert M. Littlejohn Jess Larson Littlejohn WAA Dillon S. Myer Public Housing Authority Myer Veterans Administration Omar Clark Littljohn Clifton B. Cates Guadacanal Fourth Marine Division Marine Fleet Force Quantico Va B & S Poultry CO Colonial Kitchen S. Loudoun St Patton's Winchester Virginia Miles B. Dean Pine Motor Co

Driver Training Course Still In Talk Stage

Establishment of a driver education and training course at Handley high school is under consideration with no school board decision yet. Clarke county safety council endorsed the program after Samuel Dunn spoke on driver education for high schools in the state.

Handley High School Garland R. Quarles Mr. Quarles Leslie Kline University of Richmond Augusta County Warren County Waynesboro Clifton Forge Covington Roanoke Winchester Safety Council Clarke Samuel Dunn Governor's Highway Safety Committee Clarke County Safety Council Berryville Clarke County Ay Ralph N.dorsey

Coin Toss Decides City Council Seat

In Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania Cornelius Lusardi, a confectioner, again faces a coin flip to determine a city council seat after tying his opponent with 123 votes each in a two race. The outcome hinges on a random toss to break the tie.

Hollidaysburg Cornelius Lusardi

Heavy Exports To Soviet Union Continue

President Truman stated there is no reason to halt heavy exports to the Soviet Union. He cited the Soviet purchasing commission aiding rehabilitation of damaged dams and farm equipment, noting Russia bought $113.7 million in U.S. goods in the first nine months, including rail cars and locomotives tailored to broad gauge.

Washington Truman Russia Commerce Department War Assets Administration United States America

Chicago Editors To Hear Bunting

Earl Bunting president of the O Sullivan Rubber Co will speak at a luncheon of the National Editorial Association at the Edgewater Beach hotel Chicago He has just completed his NAM presidency and will attend the NAM annual meeting in New York December 3 4 5 After Chicago he returns to Winchester and then speaks Monday night at Georgetown University Washington on Homes and Jobs He stays home until November 30 then heads to New York for the NAM gathering He will chair the NAM board following the election Friday.

Earl Bunting O'Sullivan Rubber Co National Association of Manufacturers National Editorial Assny Edgewater Beach Chicago Advertising Club of New Jersey Association of Stock Exchange New York The Manufacturers Assn Connecticut Bunting Winchester Georgetown University Washington Priday

Wilkes elected president of Warren County Skeet Club

C M Wilkes heads the newly formed Warren County Skeet club in Front Royal as trap houses rise on the Miller farm range three miles northwest of Riverton.

Front Royal C. M. Wilkes Warren County Skeet Club Riverton

Meyers Admits Signature to False Affidavit

Maj. Gen. Bennet E. Meyers admitted signing a false affidavit about the Cadillac used by Aviation Electric Co. during wartime to aid the Lamarres case. He said the signature was routine and that he set up the firm for the Lamarres, not for contracts, while Amvets urged revocation of his Distinguished Service Medal and Legion of Merit amid the Senate inquiry.

Washington Bennet. E. Meyers Cadillac Senate Aviation Electric Co Mildred Lamarre B H. Lamarre Aviation Electric Meyers Sen. Ferguson R-Mich Ferguson District of Columbia Auto License Bureau Flushing United States Army Lamarres Lamarre District of Columbia Amvets Army Distinguished Service Medal Legion of Merit

Japanese House in 40 Minute Fist Fight

Tokyo November 21 Japanese House of Representatives members staged a 40 minute melee with chamber guards government party members communists and oppositionists joining in the clash. Speaker Matsuoka said there was a quorum and ordered an agriculture report reading.

Tokyo House of Representatives Matsuoke

Hodgson and Brown Christmas Bargain Counter Sale

Annual bargain sale at Hodgson and Brown Jewelers with $1 and $2 gifts. Christmas Savings Club offered by Winchester banks. Includes Christmas layaway plan and special wrapped gifts. Auction announced for Sam Baldwin farm near Rest, Virginia with 139 acres, at front door of Winchester Courthouse on November 22. Coleman Dunn, Auctioneer.

Hodgson BROWN Court House Winchester Sam Baldwin Rest Coleman Dunn

Car Windshield Bags Two Quail

Charles FE Hofer of 402 Millwood Ave. bagged two quail yesterday when they flew up and struck his car on the highway. The Gulf Oil Corp district manager, returning to Winchester from Culpeper, witnessed the incident as the birds knocked against the windshield. Hofer stopped to retrieve the birds.

Charles FE. Hofer Millwood Ave Gulf Oil Corp Winchester Culpeper Mr. Hofer

Peasants clash with police as Italy erupts in violence

In Bitonto near Bari peasants battled carabinieri amid a widening wave of disorders across Italy. A priest, Rev Pasquale Piloe, was shot three times. two carabinieri were gravely wounded. four were killed in Apulia, raising total deaths to about 20. Premier De Gasperi met the carabinieri commander as violence escalated.

Rome Carabinieri Bitonto Bari Violen Italy Pasquale Piloe Christi Democratic Uobo Qualunque Common Man Apulia Alcide de Gasperi Christian Democratic Comander Campi Salentina Gravina Messagero

Coldest Day Of Fall Brings Severe Frost

A killing frost hit this morning with temperatures 25 degrees below zero. Plants that withstood 28 degree losses earlier wilted, and trees shed green leaves. Forecasters say tonight may not be as chilly.

Tobacco Industry Seeks Export Plan

Tobacco industry leaders asked Congress for a long range export program. They urged including tobacco among products to be sent to 16 countries under any foreign aid plan, expanding exports via Export-Import Bank financing, and shipping 50,900,000 pounds of tobacco to kickstart German cigarette factories.

Washington Congress

Republican Senate Parley promises anti inflation program

Senator Millikin of Colorado said Senate Republicans will draft an anti inflation program built on sound measures in response to President Truman's cost of living proposals. He noted final shaping must wait on committee studies of all current proposals and will draw on Truman's 10 legislative ideas.

Washington Millikin R-Cole Senate Republicans Truman Colorado Senate Congress Fex

Gridders Feted By Kwanis Dinner For Martinsburg Handley

Handley and Martinsburg football teams were honored at a joint Kwanis Thanksgiving dinner hosted at Bedington School. Rev John Fray delivered remarks and captains introduced squad members while coaches, principals, and Kiwanis officials spoke.

Handley Martinsburg Martinsburg Bedington School John Fray Lutheran Church Shepherdstown Handley Frank Crim Kiwanis

Attorney Barred As Tax Evader

Charles T. Leviness 3rd former Maryland attorney general was barred after disbarment proceedings followed a $10,000 federal fine for income tax evasion. The order signed by the Supreme bench yesterday in Baltimore.

Baltimore Charles T. Leviness Maryland Baltimore Barcony Leviness Supreme Bench

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Husking Julia Emmart Learly Carl Gray General Omar N, Bradley Safety Council Soviet Union Wilkes Heads Club Princess Elizabeth London Harry Beerman England Bennett Hodgson & Brown South End Fire CO GOP Christian Democratic and Common Man Party Kwanis Romsey Elizabeth Philip Britain Broadlands Earl Mountbatten Placid Hampshire Romsey Abbey
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