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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1948

Page

3

Meeting to launch Class C baseball league in region

Gene Lakers notes a dinner at George Washington hotel to discuss forming a six to eight club Class C league. Attendees from 23 cities in four states, including Harrisonburg and Winchester, aim to organize temporary setup for next spring. Mayor Clowe and Hugh Henry expected among attendees.

Gene Lakers Chamber of Commerce Winchester George, Washington Ray Ryan Old Virginia League Lakeland, Fla Minor League Association Lakers M. B. Clowe Jr Hugh Henry Recreation Department

Chest Campaign Progress Report Due Tomorrow

Ed Molden announced this morning that the Chest Campaign meeting date was moved forward a day at the Arlington hotel. Heads of 12 committees seeking 35000 for eight Chest agencies were asked to be ready to report progress to date. Malden said the drive was progressing satisfactorily.

Mington Hotel Ed Molden Drive Malden

Berryville Meets Boyce under Lights Tomorrow Night

Berryville and Boyce renew their six man football rivalry at 8 P.M. on Senseny Road field. Boyce aims to rebound from 38-0 and 30-0 losses last year while Berryville, coming off a 32-8 win over Stephens City, seeks a second straight league win. Coaches report both squads in good condition with no major injuries.

Boyce Berryville Senseny Stephens City Boyce Sextet Woodstock Shepherdstown C. E. Miley Jr Chester S. Rockwell Spurs Journals Thompson Gardiner Hawkins Grim Yowell Clemons Smallwood Devine Locke Pitta Feagans

Dad 76 takes the plunge to wow his six kids

Walter Morgan, 76, of Fosston Minnesota becomes possibly the oldest man to parachute from 10 000 feet in a lifetime dream fulfilled watched by his wife and six children. pilot Don Kruse praised his nerve noting the parachute rig and the $6 reserve worth.

Folston Minn Minnesota Walter Morgan Morgan Fosston Don Kruse Minneapolis

Spare Woodshed Shingle Says Doc Harmful to Child

WIONA Minn October 13 Dr C Anderson Aldrich Mayo Clinic staff member told welfare workers that corporal punishment by woodshed spankings is ineffective and increases resentment. He urged guidance and verbal instruction to control child behavior.

Doc Wiona Minn

France to Get Western Defense Headquarters

A British source said France will host the defense headquarters of the Western European Alliance. The headquarters will coordinate an integrated plan by Western defense chiefs under Viscount Montgomery as permanent military chairman.

London Western European Alliance France Viscount Montgomery

School Equality Hearing Opens In U S Court

A federal suit against Pulaski County school authorities alleges discrimination against Negro high school students. Trial before Judge A. D. Barksdale features parents, Allen G. Brodnax, Oliver Hill, and NAACP reps claiming unequal facilities. testimony cites transportation and access to shop, home economics, sciences, and physical education.

Roanoke Pulaski County Western District A. D. Barksdale Christiansburg Industrial Institute Cambria Montgomery County Oliver W. Hill Richmond City Commonwealth Alton S. Crowel Roby Sutherland Allen G. Brodnax Richmond Pulaski Ehiscoevere Institute Hill W. Lester Banks Virginia National Association of Advancement of Colored People Brodnaxs Christiansburg Institute L. J. Hill Frank J. Gritzler

Concert-lecture Opens Music Appreciation Meeting Monday

The Music Appreciation group sponsored by Civic and under Mrs. Rudolph Evans and Mrs. George Heitz will host a public concert and lecture at 8 p.m. Monday at Market St. Methodist Church. Guest artist Harold Reeves Yarroll of Frederick Maryland will lecture and perform on organ piano and voice.

Civic Rudolph Evans George Heitz Market St. Methodist Church Harold Reeves Yarroll Frederick, Md Yarroll New York City Alexander Knorth Vienna John W. Worth R. Huntington Woodman Herbert S. Sammond Olmstead Presbyterian Church Yarrell

Winchester Oil Progress Day Proclamation

Mayor Mifflin B. Clowe Jr proclaims October 14 as Winchester Oil Progress Day to recognize oil industry workers and their contributions to public social business and private life for the community.

Winchester Mifflin B. Clowe, Jr

Wallace Schedules Speech in Georgia

Henry Wallace will fly to Dalton Georgia on Saturday to address 800 to 900 preachers at a national Church of God meeting. Campaign director C B Baldwin says the party faced violent opposition in Georgia with kidnappings and beatings. He notes more than 80 000 signatures assure a Georgia ballot spot for the Progressives.

Chicago Henry Wallace Dalton Church of God Wallace Georgia C.B. Baldwin Baldwin

Oil Supply Urgency Calls for Expanded U S Production

A historical editorial argues the United States must increase oil production capacity, advance refining and secondary recovery research, and reduce dependence on imports to safeguard national security. It stresses oil as vital to both domestic and international stability.

Ted

Last Major Hitler Relic to Disappear

Berlin reports removal of Hitler era Reichskancellerei ruin as the building department in the Russian sector announces dismantling or blasting of the gutted chancellery. Salvaged materials will be reused and the rest blown up or torn down.

Berlin Adolf Hitler

Governor Prefers Dewey to Dentist

Oklahoma City report notes Governor Roy Turner a Democrat hosting visiting GOP figures. Turner, national president of the Truman Barkley clubs, met Tom Dewey at the station, postponing a personal appointment to greet the candidate. The piece mocks the choice between meeting Dewey or a dentist.

Oklahoma City Roy Turner Oklahoma Tom Dewey Turner Earl Warren Dewey Harold Stassen Truman - Barkley

City bus operation rules and insurance requirements

Police designate and mark buses paid for by the firm. Bus drivers must appear before the chief of police for an ability examination. The company must keep the city harmless from liability. No bus operates without a public liability and property damage policy of at least $50,000 per person, $150,000 per accident for multiple injuries, and $5,000 for property damage.

Unclear OCR Payment Agreement From 1951

Fragmentary OCR shows an agreement to pay a tax or fee based on gross receipts dated December 1, 1951 with percentages noted. full details and parties are unreadable.

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