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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1947

Page

5

Ship bids taken for five round the world passenger ships

Washington reports bids from four firms range around 16 to 17 million dollars per vessel for five 500 foot passenger cargo ships. Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. appears low bidder for three ships. American President Lines will operate the ships with construction-differential subsidies to offset higher U S costs. The Maritime Commission aims to rebuild a strong American merchant fleet with emphasis on passenger ships to South America the Mediterranean and Pacific routes.

Washington U. S American President Lines San Francisco Maritime Commission United States Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co South America Mediterranean

De Gaulle Urges Defeat of Communists at Paris Rally

Gen Charles De Gaulle told a crowd of about 150 000 at Vincennes race track that the United States acts as a counterweight to Soviet world ambitions. He warned that two thirds of Europe is under Soviet influence and described France as a threatened country. He urged voters to back non Communist candidates in municipal elections in two weeks.

France Paris Charles DeGalle United State Soviet Union de Gaulle Vincennes Europe

Virginia Governor Warns of Tax Revenues Strain

The governor notes 1945-46 general fund revenues at 52.37 million, about seven million below the prior year. He warns revenue growth may stall or fall, urging plans for new or higher taxes or broader sources if Virginia expands recurring appropriations. He favors building a cushion to weather future hard times.

Virginia General Fund

Classified Ads Pioneer area seeking workers and items

A dense classified page lists multiple job openings including cooks, waitresses, housekeepers, salesmen, and general help. It also advertises various items for sale from cars and furniture to land, buildings, and services, with contact details and locations across Winchester, VA and nearby towns.

For Rent Listings Summary

Classified rental notices for Front Royal Virginia detail rooms and board options. Locations include Front Royal and Airport roads near City bus routes. Listings reference Mrs. Joe Huffman and Sunshine Inn 112 N Royal Ave with two to three unfurnished rooms for a man and wife.

1620 Valley Avenue Sunshine Inn N. Royal Avenue Front Royal Virginia Dick Price Berryville Airport Joe Huffman Royal Ave

State Men to Probe Apple Packing Blaze

Investigation into the fire that destroyed the Winchester Storage Co apple packing shed on N Kent St will be led with help from the State fire marshal's office. Firemen answered multiple alarms over the weekend with a flare up in a refrigerator car and a car fire on N Loudoun Street. The car owner was unknown and the wiring sustained damage.

Clifford Twin Maples W. Va F. A. Shryock Co Winchester Ford W Armstrong Cameron Modecraft BE. C. Brumback Associate Strout Realty Agency, Inc Middletown N. Loudoun St Winchester Storage Co N. Kent St Taylor Barr

Browning Elected Education Assn Vice President

Edwin E Will of Timberville was reelected president of the District Virginia Education Assn at its Harrisonburg annual meeting Miss Mary Lou McCutcheon Harrisonburg was reelected secretary treasurer E P Browning Winchester was elected to a two year term as vice president last year An invitation was accepted to hold the next meeting in Staten Island The first tackling dummy for football practice was devised by Amos Alonzo Stagg at Yale University in 1899.

Edwin E. Will Timberville Virginia Education Assn Harrisonburg Mary Lou McCutcheon E. P. Browning Winchester Stalin Amos Alonzo Staggat Yale University

Frozen Food Stocks Huge As War Ends

In the December report the nation held about 800 million pounds of frozen fruit and vegetables, reflecting double pre war consumption while stockpiles remained vast. The figures indicate a wartime surplus still awaiting use amid postwar demand shifts.

Luckman proposes three grain saving segments

Luckman outlines a program to save U.S. grain with three segments. Livestock and poultry raisers are urged to feed less grain and use efficient feeds. Industrial users especially distillers and brewers are asked to cut consumption with a 60 day emergency shutdown. The baking industry will expand production and distribution of bread.

Luckman Citizens Committee Moscow

Tommy D. Lockhart at 109 N Loudoun St

Local contact Tommy D. Lockhart listed with address 109 North Loudoun Street and phone number 7470. No further context or details provided.

Tommy D. Lockhart Loudoun St

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