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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1948
Page
5
New York report on a multi million dollar diamond show at the Ritz Carlton. jewelers from coast to coast display pieces valued in the millions while models parade diamonds and watches. guards monitor entry and photographers snap photos.
Mrs Herbert Fisher spent last weekend with her nephew and niece Dr and Mrs J B Bradley in Washington. Mr and Mrs Roy Campbell were guests of Mr and Mrs Julian Larrick at Gainesboro. Mr Robert Smith visited Whitehall Monday. Mrs C B Dille of Morgantown stayed with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs George M Beltzhoover. Mr Julian Snapp of Jessup Md spent the weekend at his home.
A legislative commission to study medical education, led by Dr. W Cameaudill of Pearlsburg, will meet at the State Capitol Nov. 18 to review an immense amount of data on medical schools nationwide. The panel focuses on how medical education meets public needs, especially in rural areas.
In Frederick County Virginia the circuit court orders W E Edwards to take and report accounts on the Phillip C Bowman estate. The scope covers personal and real estate, debts, shares, partition options, dower, legal fees, and notices by publication. Proceedings set for November 20, 1948 at 10 AM to 5 PM at 18 Rouss Avenue Winchester.
John E. Reilly president of the 2d National Bank of Washington told a Rotary audience inflation is driven by government costs, now about 20 percent of national income. He urged a pay as you go system and elected officials committed to economy, citing eight inflation causes and urging thrift and reduced consumption.
Maj. R S Paine, public health chief of the U S military government, said western Berliners are as healthy as before the June blockade and that no epidemic is expected this winter.
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