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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1949

Page

2

Virginia budget hearings seek nearly three million in increases

Governor Tuck and his budget advisory group hear requests from state agencies in Rio for about 3 million more in funding. The list adds 530000 for Tax Commission, 19410 for Corporation Commission, 116161 for Motor Vehicles, 1660780 for State Police, and 10334 for Elections, among others. A report by Dr. B H Van Oot on trade and industrial education urges funds to build facilities, improve instruction, broaden women’s technical training, and extend training for workers and veterans.

Feieita Antici Tuck Rio State Tax Commission State Corporation Commission eTa State Labor Commission State Board of Elections State Police Division of Motor Vehicles Richmond B. H. van Oot State Department of Education Veterans’ Administration

Widow Indicted in Martinsville Slaying and Wounding

A Martinsville grand jury indicted Mrs. Louise DeHart 42 of Spray North Carolina on charges of slaying her husband Ralph DeHart and maliciously wounding a woman named Houghins at a county service station near the state line. She had been free on $10 000 bond since a July preliminary hearing. The indictment cites the shooting after a dispute between DeHart and her husband when she found them together at the station in a rear bedroom area.

Martinsville Louise Spray N. C DeHart Ralph DeHart Houghins

Norfolk to Clear 300 Acres of Slums in 7 Years

Norfolk redevelopment and housing authority weighs a $60 million plan to clear more than 300 acres of congested slum dwellings in central Norfolk and rebuild the area within seven years.

Norfolk Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority

Wife Slayer Sentenced In Mountain Murder Case

Ralph A. Newberry, 37, sentenced to 10 to 20 years in the state penitentiary for the murder of his wife whose headless body was found on a mountain last winter. Samuel L. Newberry, 31, his brother, faced circuit court for murder in the same case.

Bland Ralph A. Newberry Toei Samuel L. Newberry Ralph

Common Glory Profit Reported for Jamestown Pageant

The 1949 edition of The Common Glory pageant profits near ten thousand dollars, disclosed by the Jamestown Corporation, producer of the event.

Richmond Jamestown Corporation

Michigan Tops First AP Poll of 1949 Football Year

Michigan is named the nation’s best college football team in the initial AP poll of 1949. Notre Dame repeats as runner up, Oklahoma rises to third, Tulane fourth, with Minnesota fifth and a Top Ten that mirrors last season’s final rankings.

New York Michigan Associated Press Wolverines Notre Dame Oklahoma Tulane Minnesota North Carolina Army Southern California Southern Methodist California

Russia Tightens Divorce Procedure

Moscow reports the Soviet Supreme Court orders stricter divorce handling to favor strengthening the family. Divorces will be granted only for serious and well founded motives or when continued marriage conflicts with communist morality and child rearing.

Moscow Soviet Supreme Court

Roanoke Rapids Site Picked for REA Plant

The Virginia FEA designates Roanoke Rapids North Carolina as the low cost power spot in the Roanoke river basin. It opposes a multi million dollar hydro project by Virginia Electric and Power Co seeking a license from the power commission. Print Cost Criticised in State Reports and study committee find the state not getting its money’s worth in printing.

Washington Virginia Fea Roanoke Rapids N. C Roanoke River North Carolina Virginia Virginia Electric and Power Co The Power Commission Richmond Charles J. Duke Jr

Line Coach Dies

EMORY October 4 line coach Mark Mc Neil of Harrisonburg was named adt manager by Manager L. E. Long who has been granted leave to serve as coordinator of the Old Dominion Electric Co-op.

Emory Mark McNeil Harrisonburg Adt L. E. Long Old Dominion Electric Co-op

Postwar Foreign Aid Tops 33 Billion, Study Says

A government budget office study shows U S aid to other nations since V J Day nears 35 billion dollars with 33 6 billion by next June including aid to the Philippines Korea Greece Turkey Israel and the Soviet Union. The report compares debt and population with the North Atlantic Pact nations and notes Europe’s slow recovery under Marshall Plan funding.

Associated Press Car Teague Sonnel Congress Europe Thearshal Philippines Israel Budget Bureau Harry F. Byrd D-Va United States Soviet Union State Department Canada Baron Jean Snoy Belgium Robert Marjolin France Office of European Economic Co-operation Paris Pace U. S Netherlands Britain Ital v Norway Denmark Turkey Greece Portugal Eenewe Eee Maritime Commission Eee Tenner Hn Eee Ieee Enenee E* Ae Werner Trt Hee Ete Ee Ramen Eeene Wee Eeeeeree International Children’s Emergency Fund Wee Eee Eee Ee Eee Otter Enee International Bank International Refugees Organization Eee Wanee International Fund

Suspect Arrested On Slaying Charge Of 33 Years Ago

Beckley West Virginia October 4 196? A Raleigh County grand jury indicted Dean Young 62 on murder connected to the 33 year old Fiet ener Fox killing in Terry with arrest in White Sulphur Springs last summer. Police say the suspect was sought for decades in the Fox shooting case.

Beckley W. Va Fietener Fox Terry Dean Young Raleigh County Grand Jury Young White Sulphur Springs Fox

Ancient Padlock Auctioned at Five Dollars Twenty Five Cents

An old jail padlock said to be 200 years old was sold at a Clarke county public sale in Berryville to W. D. Burtner for 5.25 dollars. The item was part of Gladys Osler Stickles estate liquidation of her husband Joseph Humphrey Stickles and the sale grossed 890 dollars across Clarke Saturday with four auctions in Berryville Crow's Field Horse Show Grounds and Boyce.

Harpers Ferry Berryville W. D. Burtner Clarke County Gladys Osler Stickles Joseph Humphrey Stickles Coleman Dunn Clarke Crow’s Field Horse Show Boyce

National Speakers to Address Virginia Farm Bureau Meeting

Prominent national figures will speak at the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Roanoke on November 3 and 4. The event gathers leaders from farming organizations to discuss agricultural policy and industry priorities.

Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Roanoke

Farm Auctions Listed For October Dates Across Virginia

Oct 5 1 pm F L Barrett Rt 654 Cedar Grove area goods farming implements livestock. Oct 5 10 am R C Clem 1 mi northeast Stephens City horses cattle machinery feed. Oct 7 10 am George H Eagle 1 mi east Winchester Greenwood Road dairy herd livestock farm machinery. Oct 15 10 am L J Hartman Albin Va household goods and carpenter tools. Oct 15 1 pm Fred Y Stotler Acorn Heights south of Winchester Rt 11 household goods.

F. L. Barrett Cedar Grove R. C. Clem Stephens City George H. Eagle Winchester Greenwood Road L. J. Hartman Albin Fred Y. Stotler Acorn Heights Winchester City

Union Appeal Heard Over Overtime Suit

The United States Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in an appeal by a labor union seeking to reverse the Norfolk district court which dismissed the union's suit for overtime pay against the Planters Nut and Chocolate Co. Counsel for the company argued the portal-to-portal act disposed of these claims.

Richmond United States Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Norfolk District Court Planters Nut and Chocolate Co

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