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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1948
Page
5
Harold E. Stassen charged that President Truman has reversed his stance on labor since 1946 when he sought authority to draft strikers. Speaking in Detroit on the eve of Truman’s six speech campaign stop in Michigan, Stassen criticized the President’s appeal to labor.
Stassen, now president of the University of Pennsylvania, spoke in Detroit yesterday recalling a May 25 1946 address in Congress about granting broad labor powers. He said he will devote most of October to campaigning for Governor Dewey and Governor Warren.
Land and lot transfers reported for Frederick County and Winchester city. Numerous deeds list conveyances from various owners to spouses and new buyers, including parcels near Winchester, Main Street Stephens City, Hillman Drive Acorn Heights, and Shenandoah Avenue areas.
Richmond September conference speaker Warren Banner of the National Urban League insists concessions to Black Americans spur greater demands for full citizenship. He warns against selling out and urges continued use of existing facilities, while stressing hidden private lives and broad intergroup collaboration to advance rights.
Gordon Metcalf, 29, smashed a rear plate glass window when his car broke down and died from severed arteries in his forearm. Coroner’s ruling noted heavy blood loss after arrival at hospital. taxi driver charged with $12 for cleaning the upholstery as autopsy ordered.
New York goes into the seventh day of a truckers strike amid a looming cardboard milk container shortage threatening a serious citywide milk shortage. A mediation session was scheduled later today with little expectation of a quick resolution.
Scientists describe fish tongues as immovable floor swellings, not true tongues, challenging ideas about their role in feeding and navigation within aquatic species.
Col Thomas T Thomson of Gaylord near Berryville reports a 50 acre alfalfa stand growing in three weeks after seeding. He describes a deep green, smooth field aided by moisture from a shower and rain. Thomson emphasizes the stand is real and ties the tale to his States Rights campaign.
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