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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1949

Page

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Unruh Insane Mass Slayer Not To Stand Trial

Camden October report shows Howard B Unruh found insane by four psychiatrists after a month long Camden study at Trenton State Hospital. Prosecutor says he will be sent to an insane asylum without trial for slaughter of 13 people.

Camden N. J Camen Howard B. Unruh Mitchel H. Cohen Unruh New Jersey State Hospital Trenton Cohen Trenton State Hospital

Nine Die In Mt Mitchell Air Force C-47 Crash

In Ashe County North Carolina Ranger Tom Human reported all nine aboard the Air Force C-47 transport died when the aircraft crashed in the Mt Mitchell region near the Blue Ridge Parkway. Warden W C Hall confirmed wreckage seen and a victim found burned.

Asheville N. C Ranger Tom Human Air Force Blue Ridge Parkway Mount Mitchell Mississippi W. C. Hall Hall

Five Day Virginia Weather Outlook

A five day outlook for Virginia shows showers on Tuesday or Wednesday totaling a quarter inch or less. Temperatures average six to eight degrees above normal with warm spell Saturday through Monday and cooler conditions on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Virginia

Tame Fawn Serves as Mount For Month-old Youngster

A tame doe fawn from the nearby mountains visits Bloom Virginia homes and carries Mason Young Cooper, two months old, on its back during patient community sightings. The deer, first seen Aug. 31 at E. A. Richards, travels among local farms and households settling in briefly at several farms including Cooper and Hulver homes.

T. S. Cooper Bloom Mason Young Cooper Frederick County E. A. Richards Richard’s John R. Cooper

W B Snider Dies After Long Mercantile Career at 78

William B. Snider aged 78, longtime merchant here, died after a lengthy illness. He was father to eight and grandfather to six. survived by his wife Susan Dorsey and siblings, with a wide circle of friends. A Braddock Street Methodist Church member, he served as Sunday school superintendent for twenty years.

William B. Snider Mr. Snider George W Catherine Liggett Snider Wardensville Susan L. Dorsey Upton L Dorsey Carl C. Snider Berryville Sadie Snider

Gas Pipeline into Strasburg To Be Finished in Six Weeks

Dan Johnston of H C Price Construction told Winchester American Legion members the 68 mile 26 inch high pressure natural gas line from Rockville Maryland to Strasburg is on track to finish in six weeks. Crew progress includes crossing the Shenandoah near completion and 10 miles from Valley Pike as ditch crews clear and trench the route.

Dan Johnston H. C. Price Construction Co American Legion Post Winchester Rockville Strasburg Los Angles Post No. 8 Shenandoah Johnston Valley Pike Seneca W. Va Millwood Pike R. X K. Shiver Tulsa Okla H. M. Stimer Price Co Robert Baker Robert Manuel VFW

Aluminum Strike Notice Filed

The CIO United Steelworkers filed a strike notice against Aluminum Company of America warning of a 20,000worker walkout across nine plants in eight states starting 12:01 a.m. October 17 if talks fail. Negotiations adjourned yesterday with no progress on wage terms.

Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers Big Aluminum Company of America James G. Thimmel Alcoa

Loses His Clothing But Keeps His Head

TUSCOLA MI Oct 7 Roy Jones a farmer near here lost his clothing in a combine accident but kept his head. After being stripped naked he put on his best smile and drove his tractor two miles to find extra clothing and medical care.

Tuscola Roy Jones Near Here Jones

President Is Guest Of Woodwards Near Charlottesville Today

President Truman travels by auto to spend a quiet weekend near Charlottesville Virginia hosted by Stanley Woodward and Mrs Woodward at College estate near Monticello. He will return to Washington Sunday afternoon and previously stayed at College on July 4 1947.

Woodwards Charlottesville Washington Truman Stanley Woodward State Department Woodward Robert C. Legge

Admiral warns reliance on B 36 is bad gamble

Admiral Arthur W. Radford told the House Armed Services Committee that concentrating American defense on the Air Forces B 36 bomber is a bad gamble for national security. He argued the notion of a cheap, easy victory through strategic bombing is unsound and pressed calls for full public airing of Navy views amid interservice policy tensions.

Washington Arthur W. Radford Congress Radford House Armed Services Committee Capitol Matthews John G. Crommelin Sea Service Air Force Navy

Schools to Get Surplus Foods for Pupil Consumption

Frederick and Clarke county superintendents attended a Luray meeting on surplus foods for school lunch programs. Frederick county has 300 pounds potatoes 30 cases strained honey received with peanut butter canned peaches and American cheese to follow for cafeterias.

R. E .Ayler George Burton Frederick Clarke Counties Luray State Office Virginia Department of Agriculture Ayler Frederick County Stephens City Aylor

Colonist II Fails to Turn Left and Loses Lingfield Race

Colonist II a French bred three year old owned by a Conservative party leader, led by Setarah II at Lingfield as the track turned left. The favorite bore right at the first turn and never recovered, finishing a length and a half behind the winner.

Lingfield Setarah II Colonist Colonist II Sporting Life

Driver Summoned After Truck Hits Gore School Bus

Lester Amos Eanes of Floyd Virginia the truck driver involved in a rear end collision with a Gore school bus on Route 50 has been summoned to appear in Trial Justice court at 2 p m Monday on reckless driving charges. Charles W Franks the bus owner driver stopped to pick up a passenger about three miles east of Hayfield when the crash occurred. The dump truck loaded with stone was not damaged. estimated bus repairs about 50 dollars. Trooper J W Kincaid also charged Russell Johnson with reckless driving in an accident on Route 7 west of Berryville where a tractor trailer sideswiped a 1938 Chevrolet driven by Kenneth Martin Wisecarver. damage about 200 to the car 25 to the truck. no injuries.

Lester Amos Eanes Floyd Gore Trial Justice Court J. W. Kincaid Charles W. Franks Hayfield Banes Kincaid Russell Johnson R. 7 Berryville Johnson Kenneth Martin Wisecarver R. 1

Schools Close Next Thursday and Friday District Meeting

Winchester city schools will close next Thursday to allow teachers to attend the District 6 Education Assn. meeting in Harrisonburg. County schools were previously announced as closed. Travel to Harrisonburg will be by private car.

Garland Quarles Winchester Schools District 6 Education Assn Harrisonburg

Atom Power Threat to Coal Still 15 Years in Future

New York October 7 A Commission adviser said atomic fuel will not significantly threaten coal for at least 15 years. Philip Sporn of American Gas and Electric warned costs will decide the pace with estimates ranging from 140 to 1000 dollars per kilowatt. He outlined stages from experimental to potential commercial power within 10 to 15 years.

New York Atomic Energy Commission Philip Spora American Gas and Electric Co Electric Power National Coal Association Sporn Aittle

East German State Proclaimed Under Soviet Lead

Berlin reports the German Peoples' Council votes to become the lower house of the German Democratic Republic, establishing a new eastern regime under pro Soviet leadership. The move creates two separate German regimes in the country.

Berlin East German Republic Russia German Peoples’ Council German Democratic Republic

Western Powers Weigh Making West Berlin Part of Bonn Republic

Western powers consider adding West Berlin zones to the West German Republic to counter a communist eastern regime. Diplomats say West Berlin could become the 12th state of Bonn while protecting about 2 million residents, with France potentially reluctant but possible.

Washington Berlin Russia Germany United States Britain France West Berlin Bonn

New East German Government Formed Amid Propaganda Push

A newly formed East German regime under Soviet guidance is announced with plans to name a president premier and full cabinet next week. The Pearlers' Council adopts a manifesto drafted by the communist central committee urging Germans to rise in a coordinated struggle.

Pearlers’ Council Communists Central Committee

Public notices and sales mixed in October 1949 edition

Bake sale at The McPhail Paint Co on Saturday October 8 at 10 am by American Legion Auxiliary. South End Fire Co Big Party tonight at 8:30. For sale used American Radiator boiler 480 sq ft. John H Snyder Plumbing and Heating 624 N Kent St phone 7298. Wanted mobile automobile salesman Pine Motor Co. Rights at public auction October 8 1949 in front of Frederick County Court House at 12:30 pm Administrators Bowman and O Neal. Sarah Zane Fire Co regular meeting Friday Oct 7 at 8 pm. Rummage sale Friday Oct 7 7 pm and Saturday Oct 9 9 am Grim's Radio Shop Macedonia Cemetery Assn.

McPhail Paint Co American Legion Auxiliary South End John H. Snyder N. Kent St Call Pine Motor Co Frederick County Court House Joseph A. Massie James L. Bowman Robert E. O'Neal Philip C. Bowman Sarah Zane Fire CO Grim E. Boscawen St. Macedonia Cemetery Assn

Mize's Pinch Single In Ninth Breaks Up Branca Page Duel

In Brooklyn, October 7, 1949, Mize delivers a ninth inning pinch single to break a Branca-Page pitching duel as the Dodgers and Yankees move toward game three. Branca and Byrne tabbed as starters amid lineup shuffles and returns from injury, with Berra and Woodlin back for New York.

Mize Branca-Page

State Prepares To Aid in Strip Mining of Coal

Richmond October 7 State road contractors with strip coal mining experience are not yet diverted from road projects Gen James A Anderson highway commissioner and emergency fuel commission chair said He added the state hopes to sign more contractors for state sponsored operations but there is no suspension of road contract work He noted daily production reaches at least 10000 tons including independent operators and state sponsored efforts Things are moving along well

Richmond James A. Anderson Anderson

Byrne Knocked Out as Reese Homer Caps Dodgers Game

In Ebbetts Field Brooklyn on October 1 the Dodgers beat the Yankees 4-3 after Pee Wee Reese tied the game with a fourth inning homer as backup Joe Page quieted a Brooklyn rally. Delayed by Byrne in the fourth, New York failed to score in the eighth while the Dodgers plated two late runs.

Byrne Reese Ebbets Field Brooklyn Joe Page Pee Wee Reese New York Yankees Yankees Tommy Byrne Dodgers Page Rizzuto Branca Miksis Hensrich Hodges Berra Eres Berra Miksis Yankee Furillo Dieta Ge Winn DiMaggio

Operators and Lewis Open Mediator Talks in Capital

In a government move to end a 19 day coal strike, operators and Lewis met mediator Ching in private in the capital. Vice Chairman Kennedy and Secretary Mine Workers joined the talks along with Ching aides Peter Seitz and William Margolis. Early signs suggested a lengthy exploratory session with slim odds of a settlement.

Lewis Thomas Kennedy Ching Peter Seitz William N. Margolis Ace

Senators Call for Test Vote on Farm Price Plan

Senate leaders urged a new test vote on a long range farm price support program. Majority Leader Lucas and Senator Anderson voiced confidence the bill would pass with minimal changes. The debate centers on whether to set basic crop supports at 75 to 90 percent of parity with a push to 90 percent as a flat target.

Washington Senate Lucas D-Iil Anderson D-Nm Young Russell D-Ga

Randolph Named to Virginia Milk Commission by Gov Tuck

VirgIl P. Randolph Jr. of Virginia Beach was appointed as a consumer member of the State Milk Commission by Governor Tuck. He replaces Dr. Tipton R. Snavely of the University of Virginia who resigned Sept. 1. Mark Turner of Virginia, the producer member, will serve as chairman.

Richmond Virgil P. Randolph Jr State Milk Commission Tuck Randolph Tipton R. Snavely University of Virginia Milk Commission Mark Turner Virginia

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Rel Mass Slayer Mt. Mitchell Tame Fawn W. B. Snider Xray CIO Union Kenneth E. Henry CO Sears Sears Roebuck S. Loudoun St. Winchester Clearbrook Weber& Sons Nursery Martinsburg Pike Winchester Star Churchill New Bonn Republic Loryn M. Crabill Stengel Ebbets Brooks Ralph Branca Casey Stengel Rizzuto Ss Henrich Ib Berra Woodling Hubbard Reardon Barr Hurley Vibes Pays Emergency Fuel Commission By Jack Hand Virginia Milk Commission
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