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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1950

Page

3

Tired South Korean Soldiers Trek Near 38th Parallel

HAL BOYLE reports tired South Korean troops marching north of the 38th parallel. He describes mud, decaying shoes, camp followers, civilians carrying logs, wounded soldiers, and a blue sea to the right with an American destroyer, amid rice terraces and barren hills scarred by war.

38Th Parallel Hal Boyle North Korea South ROK Republic of

U of S Carolina Tops in Defense in Southern Conference

The University of South Carolina has emerged a top defensive club in the Southern Conference after two games, allowing only two touchdowns to Duke and Georgia Tech. Offense underachieves aside from Steve Wadiak, but the line improves with two strong goal-line stands.

Richmond University of South Carolina Gamecocks Rex Enright Steve Wadiak South Carolina Duke Georgia Tech Enright Tech

Uncover Pagoda's Hidden Fortune

Workers dismantling a ruined pagoda in Bangkok found an urn with diamonds emeralds rubies pearls and three gold necklaces valued as a fortune. The pearls were described as round as one’s little finger. The jewels were removed to the government Fine Arts Department.

Bangkok Government Fine Arts Department

Williams sets pace as Notre Dame back earns AP honor

Notre Dame quarterback Bob Williams, a 20 year old Baltimore senior, leads a preseason AP poll as the outstanding back in college football. He helped the Irish to a 14 7 win over North Carolina with three passes and a decisive one yard sneak. Williams has 111 completions on 182 attempts for 1612 yards in his career, surpassing Lujack and Bertelli single season marks.

South Bend India Bob Williams Notre Dame Baltimore North Carolina Mutscheller Williams Johnny Lujack Angelo Bertelli

Stassen Seeks Talks With Stalin on Peace Mission

Stassen urged a meeting between Stalin and a small group of American citizens to promote world peace while denouncing Soviet aggression and Korea war involvement. The plan invites high level talks but faces Moscow opposition and Truman administration skepticism. Henry Wallace praised the idea in a personal peace appeal.

Stalin Minnesota Stassen Moscow Moscow Literary Gazette U. S Russia Literary Gazette Seading Truman Washington United Nations Tassen Chesapeake Bay Williamsburg Henry A. Wallace

Colchicine Use in Plant Breeding Described

Colchicine is a chemical employed by plant breeders to induce chromosomal changes in plants. The substance allows creation of polyploid varieties, potentially enhancing traits such as size vigor and adaptability. Research notes discuss safety handling and regulatory considerations.

Apple Growers See Delays in Western New York Apple Harvest

Apple growers report tardy crops across Western New York Hudson Valley and Virginia markets with top prices around 4.50 a box for Premium Delicious. Canners are active paying 3.00 to 3.50 for No.1, Class A fruit while shortages of packages drive up costs and delay shipments. Harvesting runs two weeks late with Winesap and Jonathans affected by late color.

Sin Western Nevery Stern Newcessors New York Hudson Valley Virginia South Texas New Orleans Midwest Minneapolis Boston O. K Appalachian Middle West York New York State South America West Indies Brazil Belgium Switzerland Germany Sweden Washington Yakima Valley Yakima Wenatchee Hood River

William J Levi Buried in Clarke County

Berryville mourns Lt. William J. Levi of the 40th Fighter Squadron killed on his 61st mission. His burial in Green Hill Cemetery follows arrival escorted by Maj. Edward T. Wilson. Survived by widow Ann Lee Enders, two sons, two sisters, and his mother, with services at John H Ender's Funeral Home.

Berryville William J. Levi Korea Edward T. Wilson John H. Ender Arthur Brown The Baptist Church Green Hill 40Th Levi Marian Williams Levi Charles T. Levi Ann Lee Enders Jeff Tommy Levi William Blythe R. E. Dozer Richmond Berryville High School Randolph Macon California S. Pacific Civilian Ife Air Corps Japan

Public Officials and Hoodlums in Chicago Hearings

The Democratic Central Committee weighs the slaying of William Drury, a Chicago police lieutenant, and possible links to gangster activity. Virginia Hill, former Bugsy Siegel associate, is subpoenaed and may miss hearings in Bar Harbor for a child’s birth. Investigators seek ties to the Bas case as Bas, a crime investigator, was killed after briefing a Republican sheriff candidate.

Chicago Democratic Central Committee Pode Neere Virginia Hill Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel Angelesster Bar Hart Kefauver William Drury Drury North Side

Phenomenal Growth Highlighted At Virginia Baptist Convention

The Virginia and Southern Baptist gathering featured Rev Kenneth E Burke noting church growth and expanded missions. Soloists Mrs John Porter Burns and Grace Chen, with leaders Dr M B Stith and Dr Reuben Alley, led sessions and planned officer elections and a closing benediction.

Kenneth E. Burke The General Association Richmond Virginia Southern Baptist John Porter Burns Charles Town W. Va Divine Redeemer Dargan Lucas Boyce Berryville Rice Levi E. P. Berlin M. B. Stith Baptist Council Washington Reuben Alley Religious Herald Grace Chen University of Virginia China R. A. Oliver Kearneysville

Paired Ships Encounter Spanish Fishing on Grand Banks

Two vessels fouled by the system of Spanish fishing on the Grand Banks. Able to stay at sea for more than one term, more than one trip. Ships are taking from 100 tons of fish.

Johns Grand Banks

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