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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1948

Page

3

Autographed Leg Exemplar Heads to War Memorial

Sydney reports Steve Stephens of Perth, a World War II veteran who lost his left leg in infancy, will donate his wooden leg to the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. Stephens, 26, served two years as a bomber rear gunner in the Royal Australian Air Force and remains active in sport and dance.

Sydney Australia Canberra Stevetephens Perth St Stephens Royal Australian Air Force United Kingdom Stephens Western Australia Northam

JET to Lay Plans For Ladies Night

Winchester JET members meet at the George Washington hotel at 7 30 p m to plan a Ladies night next month. Color movies of the soap box derby will be shown.

Winchester George Washington Hotel

Southern Baptist Mission Budget Nears Three Million

Richmond October 21 The Southern Baptist foreign missions board adopted a 1949 budget totaling 2,958,667 dollars with 2,625,877 for overseas work and 285,290 for the home office. Allocations include 409,036 for evangelistic activity in 25 areas, 260,026 for schools, 59,750 for medical work, 101,511 for literature, and 1,135,700 for personnel.

Richmond Southern Baptist Foreign Missions Board Home Office

Bat Boy Earned Nearly Six Thousand Dollars in Year

Cleveland Indians bat boy Billy Sheridan earned about 3000 dollars this season plus 1693 dollars from the World Series and a 1000 dollar check from president Bill Veeck. He says he will receive tips from players. Indians will replace the bat boy next season.

Cleveland Billy Sheridan Billy Cleveland Indians Bill Veeck Indians

660 Immunized In Clarke Schools

A total of 660 children in Clarke County received diphtheria toxoid at school clinics. In Berryville 46 pre school and 242 school children. Boyce 35 pre school and 192 school children. Millwood 29 pre school and 15 school children. White Post 24 pre school and 10 school students. Williams Training School 12 pre school and 56 school children.

Clarkety John Hardesty C. H. Iden Frank E Berryville Boyce Millwood White Post Williams Training School

United Nations Oscars 3d Birthday Observances Worldwide

The United Nations marks its third birthday with worldwide observances led by Dr Arne Bjornberg at Lake Success. Fifty eight member nations and others stage events in New York Rockefeller Center Plaza and around the globe with lectures exhibits and performances.

New York United Nations General Assembly Arne Bjornberg U. N. Lake Success Bjornberg Rockefeller Center Plaza U. N Nations Switzerland Palais de Nations League of Nations Washington John O’shea Citizens Committee State Marshall U. S Ben Barkley Detroit Windsor Canada England Clement Attlee Moscow Prague Warsaw Lake Success Brazil

Old Court House in New Castle Built in 1704

The old Court House in New Castle Delaware was built in 1704 and assemblies met there probably in that year. The white cuppa on top marks the center of the 12 mile circle that shaped the northern boundary of the state.

New Castle Del

Stage Setting Best when It Goes Unnoticed

New York October 21. English stage designer David Ffolkes rests his goal on invisible scenery that supports the play. A Broadway veteran of British period settings he won four top awards for Brigadoon and Man and Superman. He hopes to stage an American Old South work in Charleston.

New York David Ffolkes Ffolkes Broadway Shaw Hi Donaldson Charley Ray Bolger Charleston

Greeks Again Eye American Purse For Military Aid

Washington officials expect the Greek military aid program to be extended for another year. State department and military authorities conduct a survey of the Greek situation with informants guessing Greece will need about 175 million dollars next year from the 225 million fund allotted by Congress for military aid to Greece and Turkey. Greece currently receives economic aid via the European Recovery Program.

Washington State Department Congress Greece Turkey

GOP Chairman Endorses Local Home Rule Across States

Hugh D. Scott Jr., Republican National chairman, endorses local home rule as a fundamental right for states and warns against police state dictatorship. He spoke at the University of Virginia Cabell Hall during a rally sponsored by the student Republican club.

GOP Charlottesville Hugh D. Scott Jr University of Virginia Scott University Cabell Hall Republican Club

Local Union Drive Fails at United States Rubber Plant

In Scottsville on October 21, workers at the US Rubber Co. plant voted 122 to 100 against union representation by the Textile Workers of America CIO. The ballot result ends the drive for a union at the facility. Notes mention Jefferson Davis and camel import history from 1855.

Scottsville United States Rubber Co Textile Workers of America Union CIO TWA Jefferson Davis Confederacy United States

Quirk Inspects County Schools Visit

Jerry Quirk, assistant superintendent of physical and health education at the State Department of Education, visits county high schools this week with Supt. Leslie D. Kline and R. E. Aylor. He confers with principals at Stonewall Middletown and Stephens City.

Jerry Quirk State Department of Education Stonewall Middletown Stephens City Leslie D. Kline R. E. Aylor

Spaniards Export First American Tobacco in 1531

The report notes that the Spaniards shipped the initial tobacco from the American colonies in the year 1531, marking an early phase of global trade in a new cash crop.

America

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