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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1950

Page

3

Court cases heard by Judge in early 20th century session

Judge W. Erle Edwards presided over multiple traffic and drunkenness cases. Defendants include John Lester Lowe of Opequon fined $14.25 for driving, M Andrew Madigan of Stephens City $56.75 for reckless driving and siren violation, Carlton Edward Patterson of Hayfield breezes on the vent with unspecified charge, Lawrence Edward Meadows of Star Rt Winchester fined $14.25 for drunkenness, William Louis Harris of 15 Gibb on St. fined $64.25 with 30 days suspended, David W. Silvey of 379 E. om St. fined 1.75 for reckless driving, Garland T. Madigan Rt. 3 drunkenness $9.25, Robert Baker of 122 E. Pall Mall St. fined $29.25 for reckless driving, Shepherd Harris of 632 N. Loudoun St. fined $5 and costs for running a red light. Judge John Rice in Police Court fined John Ash of East Lane $5 for drunkenness.

John Lester Lowe Opequon Andrew Madigan Stephens City Carlton Edward Patterson Hayfield Lawrence Edward Meadows Star Rt Winchester William Louis Harris Gibbon St David W. Silvey E.om St Garland T. Madigan Rt. 3 Robert Baker E. Pall Mall St Shepherd Harris Loudoun St John Rice John Ash East Lane

Cathedral Status of St. Aato Tern Church in Rome

The Church of St. Aato Tern is regarded as Rome's cathedral and the Mother Church of the world. The Pope serves as the archbishop of this church, reaffirming its primacy.

See St. Aatotern Rome

Essay Contest Sponsored by UDC in Virginia for 1951

The Virginia Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy announces an essay contest for high school students on Jeb Stuart The Man and the Soldier with a $10 top prize. Other categories offer varied prizes including books, and junior entries focus on The Confederate Soldier. Rules require typed double spaced essays under word limits, with separate envelopes for real and fictitious names, a biography, no copying, and use of War Between the States terminology. Deadline is March 15, 1951, to Chairman S Howard A Mayberry in Richmond Virginia.

Turner Ashby Virginia UDC Jeb” Stuart Soldier Lee S. Howard A. Mayberry Rayburn Road Richmond

Clifton Forge Woman Heads Lee Foundation

Mrs Ambrose C Ford of Clifton Forge was elected president of the Robert E Lee Memorial Foundation at the annual meeting to succeed Mrs Harry B Hawes of Washington who served seven years. Also elected were Mrs William Davis Miller secretary Miss Helen Knox treasurer and others.

Statford Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation Ambrose C. Ford Clifton Forge Harry B. Hawes Washington William Davis Miller Wakefield R. I Helen Knox New York I. Newton Lewis Greenwich Alfred I. du Pont Wilmington Del

Market Quotations for Cattle Hogs and Sheep at Baltimore

USDA market roundup shows week to week changes across cattle hogs and sheep. Dry fed slaughter steers around 1150 lb mostly steady with some declines. hogs and sows price shifts. calves cattle and sheep listed with ranges and top values reflecting steady to lower demand. Notable entries include top steers 28.50-30.50 and hogs 20.75-21.25 for 180-220 lb barrows and gilts.

Baltimore USDA

New federal curbs hit radio TV and motor shares

New tighter federal restrictions on installment buying pulled radio television and motor stocks down from the open. Chrysler and General Motors opened lower on big blocks and traded down. Motorola Admiral Emerson Philco Zenith and others fell 1 to 3 points while steel and other issues moved modestly lower. Bonds showed little change.

New York Radiotelevision Chrysler General Motors Motorola Admiral Emerson Philco Zenith Wall Street Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Studebaker Hudson Motors Southern Railway Pennsylvania Railroad American Woolen Westinghouse Electric American Cynanamid American Smelting International Telephone Montgomery Ward Radio Corp

Average restaurant check amounts to 35 cents nationwide

For the country as a whole the average check amounts to 35 cents. This figure appears in a report summarizing typical expenditures in the dining sector. The data points to a low per-visit cost, reflecting historical price levels.

What grease do Channel swimmers use for protection

Swimmers of the English Channel commonly apply lanoline the grease extracted from sheep wool about 12 to 15 pounds used to protect their bodies during the swim.

English Channel

Chicago Grains Open Lower Amid Fair Midwest Weather

Chicago grains opened lower on the board in fairly active trading as fair weather covered most of the mid-western corn and soybean belt. Opening prices included Wheat Dec 2.22, Mar 2.26, May 2.27. Corn Dec 1.47, May 1.51, fly 1.52. Oats Dec 81, Mar 81 1/2, May 19 1/2. Rye Dec 1.42, May 1.49. Soybeans Nov 2.31-30, Jan 2.34-33, Mar 2.37-36, May 2.37. Lard Deco 13.42-40.

Chicago Board of Trade

Estate of Bessie Fidler Appraised at 4706

The estate of Bessie M. Fiddler is appraised at 4706 by Joseph L. Jolliffe Albert G. Robinson and Coleman Dunn. An additional appraisement of 2250 is added to the estate of J Frank Sargent by Harry McCann Coleman Dunn and H H Clive Jr.

Bessie M. Fiddler Joseph L. Jolliffe Albert G. Robinson Coleman Dunn J. Frank Sargent Harry McCann H. H. Clive, Jr

Brothers Bullock Captured After Fredericksburg Jail Escape

Harvey and Robert Bullock, Baltimore suspects under indictment for grand larceny and breaking and entering, escaped Fredericksburg jail Thursday night by striking Deputy Sergeant Grover Brame with his blackjack. They were tracked to a barn near Bowling Green in Caroline County and arrested after an anonymous tip.

Fredericksburg Harvey Robert Bullock Baltimore Bowling Green Caroline County Grover C. Brame

Virginia Highway Conference Ends With Safety Drive

Governor Battle warned that Virginia will amend laws to reduce fatal road accidents if needed while urging education and cooperation to cut the highway death toll. The two day conference at Virginia Military Institute was sponsored by VMI and the State Highway Department.

Lexington Virginia Highway Conference Battle Virginia Military Institute State Highway Department

Senator Proposes War-Era Wage Hour Change in Virginia

Senator A Willis Robertson of Virginia told the Virginia Manufacturers Association that inflation since the Korean War has raised national costs, citing losses like 4500 fighter planes. He proposed a wage hour modification, suggesting a 44 hour week during war and replacing the 40 hour week.

Roanoke Virginia United States A. Willis Robertson Dva Virginia Manufacturers Association Robertson

Fredericksburg Dog Mart Draws Thousands to Reunion

About 15 000 people gathered at James Monroe High School Stadium for Fredericksburg’s Dog Mart, a long running show and sale dating to 1698. The program featured a dog show and auction, parade, fox horn blowing, fidelers contest, and indigenous dances by real Indians, highlighting the event’s evolving twists.

Fredericksburg James Monroe Dog Mart

Local Mart Hosts OT Conbling Event Highlights

Community venue hosts a feature event drawing attention to a prominent attraction. Hale’s appearance serves as the main draw, with the setting placing the act in the background while attendees react to the show.

Hale

Woman Inmate Escapes From Lorton Prison

An escape from Lorton reformatory occurred when a woman inmate identified as Allen Lomax, 38, former Fredericksburg resident, walked away without walls or fences. Officials say it’s the first escape in years and that she was to be released soon after a prior murder charge.

Allen Lomax Pitts St Fredericksburg Reformatory Washington

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Trial Justice Court W. Erle Edwards Funeral Home Phone At Heatwole Motor CO N. Braddock St Episcopal Parish Woman Heads Lee Foundation Sheraton Lonly America Alaska Eielson Air Force Base Mar May Associated Press Bessie Fidler Korea Jeffery First Assembly of God N. Cameron St Ralph Jeffery T. J. Kerfoot Legg ARROW America’s Finest Winchester’s Virginia News Slim Sargent Winchester Eagles Lorton Ae Min Franklin Esa Reig Bank Credit Farm Credit Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ts Kitchon Real Food Molden Electric CO S. Loudoun ST
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