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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1947
Page
10
Information on standard time conversions for Eastern and Central zones and reminders that local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes are not included.
A dense list of daily radio programming across networks from 6:00 to 12:00, including newscasts, variety hours, dramas, sports, and comedy. Notable items include News By Three Lowell Thomas, Amos and Andy, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, and Dance hours, with multiple repeats and zone-specific segments for cbs abc mbs.
Alison Van Dyke sixteen visits Washington for Teresa Hill’s wedding. She meets Philip Spencer and Sam Tarrant, Teresa’s fiancé, while Edna Castine’s hospitality hints at deeper emotions. Loneliness and longing thread through a glamorous, tense family gathering ending in a night of dreamy solitude.
Police court under Judge John Rice records dozens of cases with defendants from Winchester and nearby areas. Sentences include fines from 9.25 to 55.25 dollars and several 30 day or 60 day suspensions for drunk and disorderly conduct, reckless driving, improper registration, and related offenses.
Brucetown residents report Mr and Mrs Russell Swimley and daughter Patricia Ann visiting Mrs Swimleys parents in Evansville Indiana for several weeks. Mr L O Smith moved to Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs F H Swimley moved into a new home. Julian Snapp of Jessup Maryland spent the weekend with his father O B Swimley and sister Mrs Herbert Fishel.
The offenders at Barataria Island were Jean Lafitte and his pirates who controlled Barataria Bay at New Orleans entrance. President Madison granted them amnesty in exchange for aiding the United States in the Battle of New Orleans.
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