Virginia News Reports COVID-19 Case Update
Virginia health officials report a net of 13 cases with two other CN fe diagnoses cut off and no new deaths. The brief notes ongoing infection trends without fatalities in the latest tally.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
2
Virginia health officials report a net of 13 cases with two other CN fe diagnoses cut off and no new deaths. The brief notes ongoing infection trends without fatalities in the latest tally.
In Harrisonburg a bill of complaint filed in County Circuit Court seeks a court injunction to stop a proposed two street one way conversion. Julian K. Hickman, attorney for the Retail Merchants Association, filed the action in pro se after the plan to convert Liberty Street and adjoining thoroughfares was announced.
The state faced a draft overrun with only 1,087 men in September as Col. Harman explains deferments reclassifications and rejections leave the quota unmet. He says the state will shoot higher next month to counter guerrilla attacks and related effects.
General services for Mr. J Edward McCarty are set for 2 PM Friday at Jones Funeral Home. The notice lists the time and location for friends and family to pay respects.
Gwenda Mulchi of Buffalo Junction is charged with killing her father in law Ollie Mulchi, 65, with a shotgun in his yard. Authorities say she claimed self defense after a knife threat, and she was arrested en route to Clarksville to surrender. Bond set at 2500 dollars. preliminary hearing October 10 in Mecklenburg Boydton.
The Virginia Supreme Court refused an appeal by William Harvey Flowers, 45, of Kansas City, Missouri, convicted of a $223402 robbery at Schwarz Child Bros. jewelry store in February 1949. Flowers, also known as Howard Baker, sought a writ of error from the Richmond Hastings Court, which sentenced him to ten years on each of two counts for store breaking.
Skies cleared and temperatures were expected to return to normal across most of the nation with some wet spots in the Pacific Northwest and in Virginia North Carolina and Florida. A chill lingered in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley while daytime readings near normal after early freezes. Cadillac Michigan dipped to 26 degrees. Warm weather persisted in the south and southwest. The National Geographic Society notes New England experiences about one strong earthquake annually.
Allied 175000 troops mass near the 38th parallel ready to invade Communist North Korea as South Koreans push 60 miles inside. Guerrilla actions mount behind lines. UN reports atrocities with 25000 murdered. UN Political Committee signals tacit approval for invasion to unify Korea.
In a tense game the Yankees and Phillies were tied late as Ennis blasted a 400 foot drive to right center, Rizzuto and DiMaggio made outs, while Phillies changes included Seminick walking and Roberts handling a bunt. Attendance reached 32,660 with total receipts 171,143.36.
Answers listed include Iron lung and Crete as false, a statement about the Sahara, names George Henry Abraham Lin Tito and Iceland. The quiz covers topics from geography to ships and figures like Marshal Tito.
The Star Chamber was a British high court of the Middle Ages that ruled arbitrarily without a jury and in secret. Its name comes from the star studded ceiling of the chamber where it met.
Directory lists sales across Winchester and nearby towns with dates from October 7 to October 28. Items include furniture, household goods, livestock, and multiple real estate parcels offered by estates, trustees, and commissioners with sale locations often at court houses or specified streets. Works from Mrs. Whitacre Clarence Houghton Laura Everhart Nellie Mason Elmer Orndorff James Reardon J. Randolph Larrick Calvin Kibler W. C. Miller Estate and others are noted.
Berryville Lloyd Post No. 41 to sponsor an old-time minstrel show to raise funds for the Community Building upkeep. Commander J W Olcott named Francis Logan head of the planning committee, with Willis Ward offering UVA Extension Service help. Welfare officer Terrell Rutherford elected. Charles Enders Sr announced House Committee members. two membership teams formed led by Harold G Potts and Moses O Brien.
Martinsburg West Virginia is removed from the U S Department of Labor unemployment critical list. The city was among 42 on the list earlier this year due to seasonal work losses. Fruits and orchard related plants are cited as boosting employment as residents find work elsewhere.
In Concepcion Province Chile a gas explosion at the Pique Grande Mine in Lota killed 32 miners and injured five as about 400 workers were at work. The mine extends beneath the ocean floor and no fire followed the blast according to a company statement.
The Conrad Hoover Post No. 21 of the American Legion adopted a resolution to join with industrial leaders and civic groups to promote year round activities that promote full employment of handicapped persons. It encourages disabled veterans and civilians to use rehabilitation and training facilities to secure employment.
The Himalaya mountains stretch between the Indus and Brahmaputra river valleys, forming a vast high altitude barrier across South Asia. This range influences regional climate, geology, and biodiversity while shaping historical and cultural exchange in neighboring regions.
Mrs Marl Hannum and Mrs Virginia Mason of Frederick County join Mrs Joe Rife and Mrs J H Koester of Warren County for the National Council meeting of Home Demonstration Club Women in Biloxi Mississippi October 16 to 20 The program features L I Jones J D Williams Stanley Andrews and M L Wilson with reports from delegates just back from Copenhagen Special luncheons breakfasts a Shrimp Jamboree garden tours and two harbor excursions are planned.
Congressman Burr P. Harrison spoke here last night and announced he has won the support of former rival William R. Shaffer, ex chairman of Shenandoah County Republican Committee, who will back Harrison in November. Shaffer resigned his post and said he will support Harrison for re election while Harrison said he will welcome honest citizens who share Democratic principles.
J William Hollis Fuller Hollis of 2088 Loudoun Street and the late coal merchant William Hollis. A Handley High School 1926 graduate and former Farmers and Merchants Bank teller served WWII as second lieutenant then first lieutenant, discharged March 1946. Survived by Mildred Landis Hollis and two sons John William III and Michael Scott. Active in Winchester Presbyterian Church, Elks, American Legion and Foxship Fire Co.
Dr Ronald S Wilson pastor of the Winchester Press Church was unanimously endorsed by the Rotary Club to seek district governor. President Daniel Leatherman announced the endorsement after church officers approved, with Wilson already a former Rotary president and a well known speaker at state functions. The district has not had a governor since 1940-41.
A speaker from Freder ick to Fauquier counties outlined arms expenditure with seven dollars for arms of any kind and 11 dollars for non aircraft arms. He noted 71 percent of funds go to fire and reserve forces and maintenance. About 135 attendees heard from J Emmett Gleason of Richmond, potentate of Acca Temple, while P W Anderson of Marshall presided and M B Clowe Jr led the program.
The United States aims to import mainly specialty oils like coconut palm castor and olive oils rather than broad commodity oils. This approach targets niche sectors and preserves domestic supply for broader market needs.
Mayor M. B. Clowe Jr and Fred L. Glaize Jr were in Philadelphia today for the second World Series game between the Phillies and Yankees. They will return to Winchester tomorrow.
Land description in Frederick County Virginia details Tract H the Second Rock Enon Tract known as Little Cove 88 acres with graveyard reservation and conveyance to W C Miller from Rosa E Fries and Alvin Fries dated November 30 1915 recorded in Deed Book 138 page 400 plus Tract D a City of Winchester lot on High land Avenue 30 feet by 100 feet conveyed to W C Miller by correction deed from George W Oden et al April 19 1947 recorded Deed Book 70 page 105.
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