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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1947

Page

2

State budget strain prompts talk of limited new revenue

Officials in the Capitol say sizable tax or revenue increases are unlikely as the state must balance its budget. The article notes that current revenues and expenditures are tight, a true surplus is needed for capital outlay, and recurring costs face limited approval despite calls for expanded programs.

Capitol Bfe Ualia

Henry Wallace Fears German Resurrection

Henry Wallace warns that private financiers and military men dictate Marshall Plan terms and fear a return to monopoly and cartelized economics in Germany. He urges both groups be returned to private life to prevent renewed Nazi aggression.

Pyptsfield Mass Henry Wallace Combs Washington Germany

Farm Sale Notices From Winchester Area Listings

A series of October and November sales outlines livestock farm machinery household goods and real estate across Winchester Kernstown Round Hill Gore and nearby towns with dates from Oct 3 to Nov 1 including horses cows sheep grain hay and 146 acre farm listings and farm equipment and antiques up for auction or bidding.

Anna K. Cummins Forthe Ustieman’s Ferry Clarkenty J. E. Rinker Loudoun St Winchester Ousehold John Elliott Old Sherman Farm Joseph Barton Gore Whitacre William Boyce Sam Loy Round Hill Attie Shiley Clearbrook U. S. Rt Frank Royston Boyce

Fire damages Arm el school and destroys desks

The Arm el school suffered a blaze that burned the attic and one end, destroying desks, books, and other equipment. Teachers Ada Oppie and Mae Painter were named, with an estimated loss covered by insurance.

Kline Ada Oppie Mae Painter Armel School

Fire destroys packing shed and draws extensive city response

Flames engulf the Marcus Bros packing shed at the Virginia Fruit Co loading site, with eight ladder lines used and trucks from Stephens City Berryville Clearbrook and Lupton Orchard Co. on scene. No out of town help initially, power cut briefly, large crowds watched as fire burned late into the night.

Barr Virginnia Fruit Co Marcus Bros Virginia Fruit Co Winchester Cameron St Kent Liberty Kern Stephens City Berryville Clearbrook Elmore Norris New Virginia Power Co Winchester Cold Storage Co Hurst Packing Shed Hurst Brothers Charles Sam Martus Bros

Soviet Charge U.S. Intrigue in UN Security Council Fight

Moscow reports accuse the Anglo American bloc of lowly intrigues in voting for UN Security Council members. Dispatches cite pressure on delegates including Ukraine’s election and criticize Brazil's chairman Oswaldo Aranha as acting to serve U S interests.

Moscow Aday United Nations U. N. Security Council New -York Tass U.N U. N Security Council Europe U. S. State Department Ukraine U. S George Marshall Dispatch

Bulgarias Accusation Of U S Deception In Balkans

Bulgaria charged the United States with exaggerating Balkan disturbances to justify transforming the UN peacekeeping presence. Dr N Mevorah spoke before the 57 nation UN committee defending Greece from aggression claims and condemning US plans to dominate the Mediterranean.

Lake Success Bulgaria United States Sreceine United Natons Assembly Dr. N. Mevorah Greece Mediterranean United Nations

World speed record for motorboats set by Campbell

Sir Malcolm Campbell held the world motorboat speed record with Bluebird II, averaging 141.74 miles per hour on a one mile course at Lake Coniston in England on August 19 1939.

AES. A Sir Malcolm Campbell Lake Coniston England

Mrs. Elizabeth Swartz Dies at 81 in Ridgeway West Virginia

Mrs Elizabeth Swartz 81 widow of W Swartz died 2 20 am at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith Ridgeway WV She leaves 13 children including Mrs Herbert Jankey Charleston SC and others in Winchester Luray Ridgeway Martinsburg and Inwood Also 19 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren 2 great greats two half brothers and a niece Funeral likely Sunday with body at Ridgeway An obituary notice from Jefferson County.

Elizabeth Swartz W. Swartz Raymond Smith Ridgeway W. Va George and Lythia Athey Jefferson County Paynes Chapel Methodist Church Herbert Jankey Charleston 5. C Ada Shenk Luray Harry Dunn Russell Herrell Roland Tharpe Winchester Albert Jones Smith Howard and Ashby Swartz Martinsburg Raymond Swartz Inwood George Swartz John Swart Russell Swarte Tablers Station George John Athey Hester Ritter

DeHaven Rites Held at Chestnut Grove Church

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Chestnut Grove church for Hutchenson DeHaven of Gainesboro who died Monday. The rites were conducted by Emory Ellmore and interment followed in the adjacent cemetery. Surviving are six children a step-daughter Mrs Carl Chaplin of Frederick county and two stepsons nk and Samuel Brown of Gainesboro.

Chestnut Grove Hutchenson DeHaven Gainesboro Emory Ellmore DeHaven Carl Chaplin Frederick County Samuel Brown

Truman calls for grain conservation amid world crisis

The White House held its first postwar meeting as President Truman urged Americans to save 100 million bushels of grain for Europe and hinted at exporting 570 million bushels this crop year. Leon Henderson criticized the plan as insufficient and urged Congress to reconvene for renewed rationing. Wheat futures rose above $3 a bushel in Minneapolis while butter prices fluctuated in Chicago and New York.

White House Truman Europe Leon Henderson Congress Commerce Harriman Citizen Committee Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City

Southern States Members Electing District Director

Representatives from Southern States co op services in Winchester and Berryville attend in Romney West Virginia as District 7 of the co op elects a top board member. James McDonald Martinsburg W Va seeks re election for district covering northern Virginia western Maryland and part of West Virginia. The district counts 20000 former members. Winchester service delegates include Lee Dick Clearbrook Alfred Wright Winchester G S Ensogna assistant manager and John W Smith White Hall. Winchester Petroleum Co op delegate C D Dye White Hall and Berryville service delegate D O Stull Berryville.

Winchester Berryville Romney West Va James McDonald Martinsburg W. Va Virginia Maryland West Virginia Lee Dick Clearbrook Alfred Wright G. S. Ensogna Winchester Service John W. Smith White Hall Winchester Petroleum Co-op C. D. Dye Oscar Ramsberg D. O. Stull

Stephens City Cannery Canned 12014 Food Items This Summer

The Stephens City community cannery preserved 12014 cans of fruit and vegetables this summer under Mrs. W. M. Stickley. Peak day produced 998 cans in August during peach and corn season while the lowest day yielded 199. The cannery was not open every day but 127 families used the equipment and 107 men and 229 women received canning training. Reopening is planned around Thanksgiving for meat canning.

Stephens City W. M. Stickley

Death of J. J. Crismore Harness Maker at 87

J J Crismore died Tuesday at 87 a Fredrick county native and longtime Winchester harness maker. He visited friends here two weeks ago and seemed well. Born in Redbud county he lived with a daughter in Washington after retirement. Funeral services will be in Washington. burial at Green Hill cemetery Martinsburg with graveside rites at 2 p.m.

Crismore Frederick County Winchester Redbud Washington Martinsburg Green Hill Cemetery

Baseball Play Continues with Hatten Hit and Quick Double Play

A continuation describes Hermanski driving in a run on a single and Spud Chandler warming in the Yankee bullpen. Hatten hits the first pitch to Rizzuto who relays to Stirnweis to retire Jorgensen at second, ending the frame.

Hermanski Spud Chandler Yankee Hatten Rizzuto Stirnweiss Jorgensen

Filling Station with Living Quarters on Rt 50 West

Five room living quarters and storage area with a two car garage and shower bath on two acres of land located on Route 50 West. Contact Tommy D. Lockhart at 109 North Loudoun Street or call 7470.

Rt. 50 Tommy D. Lockhart Loudoun St

Woman seeks eviction to house kin in Memphis property

A Negro woman in Memphis asked general sessions court to evict three white tenants so she and relatives can move into a house owned by Anna Rollin of Chicago. Judge Fanis Holmes was told the petitioner is homeless and needs housing for her kin.

Memphis Tenn General Sessions Court Anna Rollin Chicago Fancis Holmes

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