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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1949

Page

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Wounded Deputy Fends Off Bandits in Boissevain Shootout

In Boissevain Virginia a wounded deputy named Ed McGlothlin faced two armed men in a street gun battle. One bandit was killed and the other wounded after McGlothlin returned fire, as the attackers had held up a nearby West Virginia liquor store and fled with $500. Both suspects were taken to Bluefield sanitarium with injuries.

Boissevain Ed McGlothlin Bluefield W. Va West Virginia Anawalt McGlothlin

19-Year-Old Richmond Man Sentenced in Rape Case

Frasker Young, 19, a Black resident of Richmond, was sentenced to 25 years in the state penitentiary by Henrico County Circuit Court for a reported incident involving a 27-year-old mother of two. The jury delivered guilty verdict after four hours. execution of sentence suspended four months for appeal.

Richmond Frasker Young Henrico County Harold F. Snead Young Virginia Supreme Court Henrico Snead Irvin B. Apperson

Thirteen Toasts Mark Virginia Constitution Victory

The Winchester Gazette reports on June 29 1788 Virginia ratifying the Federal Constitution sparking town joy. Citizens toasted Washington Lafayette Franklin and other figures at Edward McGuire’s tavern and celebrated with a grand supper the next day. Water was used instead of beverage.

Virginia Winchester Gazette New Hampshire Edward McGuire Washington Lafayette Benjamin Franklin United States Patrons of Freedom Friends of the Eee

Halloween Dance Planned by Eagles at Winchester Aerie

The Eagles announce a gala Halloween dance on Monday October 31 at 9 00 p m at the Eagles Home in Winchester Aer ie No 824. Music by Keith Windle and his orchestra. Wives and girlfriends invited to renew old acquaintances. Entertainment Committee Cip 10 28-31.

Eagles Keith Windle Eagle Winchester

Egg Market Disrupted Cited With Price Uncertainty

Buyers seek support from Federal State market service as prices collapse across grades. Herbert Bryant paid 50 cents for A 1 extra large yesterday but held off today awaiting Washington guidance. Pullets 30 cents and cracks 27 cents. other grades vary. Frederick Co op Farm Bureau shows steep drops from prior peaks amid a market deemed very weak.

Ington Herbert Bryant Washington Federal-State Market Service Winchester Evening Star Southern States Winchester Service Frederick Co-operative Farm Bureau C. W. Solenberger Woodstock Farm Bureau Co-op Strasburg Mt. Jackson Edinburg Federal State Market Service Frederick

Apple Growers Assessed For Cedar Cutting in Frederick County

In Frederick county, 247 apple orchards across three districts were assessed 2002 to reimburse $678 Opequon $860 Shawnee and $463 Stonewall for cedar cutting last year. No cuts in Back Creek or Gainesboro. Bills ranged 50 cents to 91 dollars.

Frederick County Opequon Shawnee Stonewall Back Creek Gainesboro Holdwall

Winchester Chamber elects five new directors for two-year terms

Mail ballots counted at the final chamber meeting chose L. B. Sirbaugh C. F. Schenck A. J. Bowen Philip B. Glaize and L. V. Watson for two-year terms replacing retiring directors T. G. Scully Joseph Schroth J. C. Fray and Walker McC. Bond. Total votes were 245 of 330 members. The new board will organize at 7 30 p m Tuesday. William Battaile remains president.

Winchester Chamber of Commerce L. B. Sirbaugh T. G. Scully C. F. Schenck Joseph Schroth A. J. Bowen J. C. Fray Industrial Philip B. Glaize Walker McC. Bond Agricultural L. V. Watson

Fredericksburg Episcopal Women Meet Seeks 1950 Assembly

The 57th annual meeting of the Virginia branch of the Episcopal women's auxiliary concluded its three day session at Christ Church. Delegates invite the October 1950 meeting to be held there. Leadership changes included appointments for recording and educational secretaries and reappointments in several posts.

Virginia Woman’s Auxiliary National Council Christ Dewey Loving Blue Ridge May Sandys Hutton St. George’s Pine Grove Hollow Johnny Richmond Blakey Gwathney Harrison Wellford Warthe Cunningham Marshall Ivey Moore Walter Zirpel Arlington Wellford Reed

Post Home Group Reports Tuesday

A committee to find a suitable site for the American Legion home will present its first report at 7 30 p m Tuesday during the Conrad Hoover post November meeting at Sarah Zane hall. A report on Armistice Day plans will also be given followed by a social at 211 North Loudoun Street. The post hosts a Halloween party for Legionnaires with spouses and guests at 8 p m Monday.

American Legion Conrad Hoover Sarah Zane Hall Post Loudoun Hallowe’en

CIO Plans to Oust Leftwing Unions at Murray Led Convention

Cleveland report quotes CIO President Philip Murray vowing to expel pro communist unions. He says the CIO will disaffiliate left wing groups, naming United Electrical Workers Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers and Farm Equipment Workers as targets. FE merger with UE discussed. Allan Haywood notes auto workers hold jurisdiction.

Cleveland Ciot Philip Murray Labor Union Federation Murray CIO United Electrical Workers the Mine, Mill and Smelter Farm Equipment Workers Union Chicago FEI International Harvester Co United Auto Workers Allan S. Haywood Auto Workers Haywood

Plane Crash Kills Three Near Charlottesville Radio Tower

A plane struck a 391 foot radio tower near Rosehill Drive in Charlottesville, killing two men and a woman. The craft, in heavy fog, disintegrated on impact from an altitude of 250 to 300 feet, tearing occupants to pieces as ambulances and fire crews arrived. Identifications found with the body include Elizabeth Ellen Hicks of Elkhorn West Virginia. further identifications pending.

Lindsay Charlottesville Lynchburg Rosehill Drive Elizabeth Ellen Hicks Elkhorn W. Va

Senators Urge Higher Old Age Pensions Amid Unrest

Three senators cite industrial unrest including a steel strike as evidence for expanding social security pensions. They predict Senate debate next year on a House plan to add about 11 million workers to the rolls and raise retirement payments, with increases averaging 70 percent for current retirees and 80 percent for those not yet retired. Ford UAW contract plans praised as a model for industrial peace.

Washington D-Mont Elbert Tromas Utah Gateeter Senate Humphrey Thomas Ford Motor Co United Automobile Workers Steel Company Murray Pittsburgh Screw and Bolt Co Pennsylvania Indiana CIO Textile Steel Union CIO Auto Truman White House Labor Department Department Commerce Department

Two Cars of Corn Sought in County for Overseas Aid

Frederick county forms Christian Rural Overseas Program led by B. F. Strother of Winchester R 2 chairing a goal of two cars of corn for distribution to needy Europe. Officers elected include Rev. A. H. Boozer, Rev. Emory Ellmore, Rev. Robert A. Whitten, Harold Edwards, and H. J. Carbaugh. A county canning plan meeting set for Sunday at 2 30 p m after a talk by R H Baker. Movie Operations Mercy shown.

Frederick County Christian Rural Overseas Program B. F. Strother Winchester R Europe A. H. Boozer Stephens City Emory Ellmore Robert A. Whitten Winchester Harold Edwards H. J. Carbaugh Winchester R. 1 John E. Oliver R. H. Baker Strasburg CROP J. Henkel Henry The Star Sandy Baker

Morse condemns stubborn steel leaders in walkout stalemate

Senate labor critic Morse denounces steel chiefs for stubbornness as talks stagnate. Negotiations wrapped in New York and Washington fail to yield tangible progress while coal talks stall and output declines.

Morse Truman Cyrus Ching Washington

Ployd Pitcock Takes Job At Vaughts Garage

Notice states Ployd Pitcock is now employed at Vaught's Garage located at 16 E. Mon. The brief item confirms new employment assignment and workplace details.

Vaught

U S Consul General Faces Red Peoples Court at Mukden

Chinese communists accused U S Consul General Angus Ward and nine staff of beating a Chinese workman in Mukden. They claim a Communist People's Court will hold them to account. The broadcast named Ralph C Rehberg and others as participants. Ward's group has been effectively detained since Mukden fell.

U.S Red ‘Peoples Court Mukden San Francisco U. S Angus Ward Peiping Associated Press Ward R. Rehberg F. Ciogna Shiro Yatsumi Krista Rehberg Ralph C Rehberg Rochester N. Y

Democratic gain in Congress predicted by Sen Anderson

Senator Anderson of New Mexico, head of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee, predicted that a strong get out the vote effort will reverse the off year trend in 1950. He said Truman’s domestic policy would energize voters and help Democrats gain seats in Congress, though he noted tougher races in the South.

Congress Sen Anderson Washington Truman Leaknderson Middle West Republi House Senate Missouri Colorado South

Middletown sells bonds for waterworks project

Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester bid successfully on a 25 000 bond issue to finance Middletown’s waterworks. Bids for a 50 000 gallon elevated tank, water mains, and fire hydrants will be opened by the town office after plans are drawn. If accepted, work starts November 12 and completed as part of the long delayed system.

Johnson Faces Five Year Sentence In Attack Case

A Winchester court jury found Char E. Johnson guilty of breaking and entering the sleeping quarters of J. B. Cham Berlin with intent to kill. The former athletic director and boxer faced potential death or 5 to 18 years, but the panel recommended the minimum five-year term be considered for reduction.

Winchestertion Court Char E Puggy” Johnson Kent Sr Johnson J. B. Chamberlin Fairmont Ave Commonwealth Dabney Watts Elliott Marshall

Arthur to Head Special Gifts Chest Division

J. W. Arthur has accepted the post of head of the Special Gifts division in the Community campaign. Campaign chairman F. L. Largent Jr. announced at campaign headquarters that this year only firm heads and corporations will contribute gifts at their places of business to reach unit goals. Miss Robert Conrad scheduled a key meeting for generals and team captains at 2 p.m. Monday at campaign headquarters.

J. W. Arthur F. L. Largent Jr Robert Conrad

Principals Invite Patrons to November 9 School Meet

R. E. Ayler announced a local session to select a three person lay delegation for a regional State Board of Education meeting in Front Royal on November 16. The meeting aims to discuss local school needs and coordinate a Front Royal delegation with a spokesman.

Princ’ of In State Board of Education Front Royal R. E. Ayler Winchester

Frantic 3 hour Digging Saves Tot Trapped in 8 inch Pipe

Three year old Bobby Gow was rescued after three hours trapped inside an eight inch cistern pipe in Austin Texas. A 12 year old neighbor Johnny Schneider alerted the family and firefighters worked with civilians to free him using shovels air hammers and a steam shovel. Bobby remained at Brackenridge hospital overnight under observation. The pipe violated new safety laws, being two inches too small for required coverage.

Austin Tex Bobby Gow Bobby Brackenridge Hospital Johnny Schneider Johnny James Gow Fire Department M. R. Miller Miller Olice Otto Ludwig Gow Texas Kathy Fiscus California

Truman Impounds Cash for Air Force Increase

President withholds funds for the expanded Air Force as Congress approves a large military budget totaling 15 585 863 498 for Army Navy Air Corps and Marines. He says Congress action will affect our ability to maintain balanced forces in future years.

Truman Air Corps Congress

Denfeld Aide Sees Navy Departure Over Unification Clash

Denfeld's aide predicts his boss will retire rather than accept a lesser post amid the bitter wrangle over unification. Republican leaders Knowland and Bates denounce Matthews as unfit, while Vinson signals an inquiry into Denfeld's ouster when Congress resumes next January.

Navy GOP Matthews Mattthews Defense Department Knowland R-Calif Rep Bates R-Mass House Armed Services Committee Denfeld

CITY TREASURER VOTE FOR SCOTT ATKINSON

Campaign notice urges voters to choose Scott Atkinson for city treasurer with election date and meeting details. Includes delivery ad and business contact lines for Kenneth E Henry Co and Legionnaires event notice for Halloween at home on Oct 31.

Scott Atkinson Royal Smith-Corona Remington Kenneth E. Henry CO Legionnaires Hallowe'en

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