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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1951

Page

2

Tone's Face May Carry Scars After Hospital Exit

Hollywood report says Franchot Tone may look altered after bandages come off in two weeks. Doctors note closeups uncertain while Barbara Payton claims unrequited love and marriage talk with Tone. Tone and lawyer may pursue a criminal complaint against Tom Neal over the assault that put him in hospital.

Hollywood Francheto Pone California Hospital Leland House Tone Franchot Tone Kenneth Chantry Tom Neal Barbara Payton Miss Payton Mewsmen Neal San Francisco Lee Siegel Hollywood Hills Tonie Cornell Barbara

How's Your I Q Answers Revealed

A compact list presents the quiz answers: 1 Daniel Defore 2 5 280 3 William Dawes 4 one guns 5 Yes 6 North noting at the South Pole all directions are north 7 Leader of the Bounty mutineers 8 Heartwood 9 Nebraska 10 The facts appear to be other than as stated.

Daniel Defore William Dawes South Pole Bounty Heartwood Nebraska

Sept Sales Directory listing for multiple houses

Classified sale notices show Esther Hottel at 1419 Valley Ave with pods, W Wilkins 1 mile east of Boyce Route 12 with household furniture and antiques, C M Te vault Stephens City with furniture, C Jo 2te Carty 3 miles north of White with livestock and furniture, J Carpenter 29 Glaize Ave with household furnishings.

Esther Hottel Valley Ave W. Wilkins Boyce C. M. Tevault Stephens City C. Jo Abeves J Carpenter Glaize

Youngster Free With Arm Caught In Kitchen Sink

A two year old boy named Stephen Patterson had his left arm wedged between a boxed-in kitchen sink and a wall at the Metropolitan Restaurant. Sam Elliott, a kitchen helper, freed him after initial rescue attempts by his grandmother and neighbor failed. The boy's mother and grandmother were at 26 E. Piccadilly while Mrs Packard helped summon aid and entered through a back window to assist. The incident occurred around 8 30 this morning with the boy unharmed upon release.

Stephen Patterson Sam Elliott E. Piccadilly Street C. E. Marple Don Packard Packard Stephen John Patterson Marple Garfield Wash E. Piccadilly

Slayer sought after Carrollton patrolman death

Police from Indiana and Kentucky searched both sides of the Ohio River today for the slayer of Carrollton Patrolman William Carrico. Two states coordinated the hunt as officers followed leads and patrolled the riverbanks hoping to capture the suspect.

Bedford Indiana Kentucky Ohio River Carrollton William Carrico

Truck hits car on Route 11 killing three

A truck loaded with seven tons of asphalt smashed into the rear of a car on U S Route 11. The impact killed all three occupants of the car, authorities said.

Roanoke U. S

Nation's lawyers asked to help guide loyalty investigations

President Truman urged the nation's lawyers to help guide loyalty probes balancing national security and individual rights. He told the American Bar Association that investigations must be reasonable and warranted while protecting free expression. He warned against fear driven by uninformed criticism and called for defending those charged with conspiracy sabotage or espionage.

New York Truman The American Bar Association

Frederick County Fair Awards and Club Participation Details

County clubs and exhibitors must be qualified members. James Wood High School hosts combined FFA chapters with about 150 members. Frederick County has 15 4-H clubs serving 350 girls and 218 boys with multiple area clubs listed. Prizes totaling $845 at the fair come from local banks and farm bureaus, plus $726 in yearly awards to 4-H and FFA groups from similar donors and breeders groups and Sears Roebuck Pig Project nationwide contest.

FFA James Wood High School Frederick County Star Tannery Friendly Grove Hayfield North Frederick White Hall Round Hill West Frederick Middletown Gore Armel Stephens City James Wood FHA Farmers and Merchants National Bank Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureau Bank Farm Bureau Northern Triangle Federation 4-H Clubs National Falm Loan and Production Credit Association Shenandoah Valley National Bank The Commercial and Savings Bank

GOP Southern Dem Coalition Faces Cold Reception in Capital

In Washington a bid to link Southern Democrats with conservative Republicans drew a cool reception. Senator Mundt and Senator Brewster backed a bipartisan committee to explore realignment, with Mundt noting most members were Southern Democrats and Taft cautioning about practicality.

GOP Southern Dem Washington Mundt R-Sd Brewster R-Me Taft Ohio Truman Edward R. Burke Nebraska Benton D-Conn Dwight D. Eisenhower Hugh L. White Mississippi White South

Izaak Walton League Dinner Meeting Set for Opequon

The Winchester Izaak Walton League chapter will hold a dinner meeting tomorrow evening at 6 in Susan Tokes dining room Opequon. Dr George Snarr the president expects a large turnout of members and guests. Jack J Sperry of Woodstock president of the Northern Virginia League of Sportsmen’s Associations will speak.

Winchester Izaak Walton League Susan Tokes Opequon George Snarr Jack J. Sperry Woodstock Northern Virginia League of Sportsmen's Associations

GOP Split Over Fighting Jessup Nomination

Washington reports a Republican split over opposing President Truman's nomination of Ambassador Philip C. Jessup as United Nations delegate. Taft doubts success in blocking the confirmation, while McCarthy plans vigorous opposition, accusing Jessup of communist affinity. Jessup denies the charges.

Washington Senate Truman Philip C. Jessup United Nations Taft Ohio Jessup McCarthy Rwss

Market Street Methodist Church Plans Potluck Supper

A potluck supper for the official board and canvass workers of Market Street Methodist Church is set for tomorrow at 6 p m in the church. About 70 members will attend as a budget for the church is explained and canvassing instructions given.

Market Street Methodist Church

Juvenile thief nets $75 in two sunglass store break-ins

A 17 year old youth, once a stockroom worker at Huntsberry Shoe Store in Winchester, broke in on two Sundays by scaling a porch roof and walls to steal cash bags. Captain Francis unk and Chief J Thomas Boyd report the total loot was $75, with $30 recovered from the Sept. 9 visit and $45 from Sept. 16. A preliminary hearing before Judge John W. Rice is planned.

Francis #unk Winchester Police Department J Thomas Boyd Huntsberry Shoe Store N. Loudoun St Funk Wlice Tim John W. Rice

McCormick to Speak At Charles Town Celebration

Col. Robert R. McCormick will speak at Charles Town as Jefferson County marks a sesquicentennial celebration. The event features a 2.5 mile parade and crowning of queen Louise Corbin, with Grand Marshal Washington, Va. mayor Mrs George H. Davis Jr. A pageant, relic displays on John Brown, and a 400-member cast in The Saga of Jefferson County highlight the festivities.

Charles Town W. Va Robert R. McCormick Jefferson County Press Bay McCormick Chicago Tribune Washington Times-Herald Louise Corbin George H. Davis, Jr Washington, Va Justice Department John Brown Harper's Ferry

Berryville Lions Net Over $900 From Sale

Berryville Lions Club held a miscellaneous auction Saturday night raising more than $9.60 in the report with further contributions expected. Auctioneers Coleman Dunn and W D Orndorff presided as the Light Conservation Committee announced the totals.

Lions Club of Berryville Light Conservation Committee Coleman Dunn W. D. Orndorff

Cattlemen urge Congress to reject beef quotas

Washington cattlemen told a Senate subcommittee that rejecting President Trumen's plea for slaughtering quotas would help avoid a near record beef supply in 1952. They warned further tinkering with beef production could raise future surpluses.

Washington Congress Trunen Senate Banking and Currency

McCarran Seeks Funds for Internal Security Group

Senator McCarran says pressure is mounting to cut funds for the Senate Internal Security subcommittee. He suspects administration sources including the State Department oppose its inquiry into the Institute of Pacific Relations influence on U S policy in the Far East.

McCarran Security Group Washington D-New Senate Internal Security Subcommittee State Department Judiciary Committee Institute of Pacific Relations IPR Far East

Brumback Delivers Grange Talk on Mexico Trip

Middletown Grange gathered at Odliens Hall Friday with Clyde Brumback as speaker after his recent trip to Mexico. Also on the program were Miss Anna Jones Mrs. Charles Funkhouser and the Rev Mr Tederick. Arthur J. Taylor of the Virginia State Grange will speak at Booster Night on September 28 in Richmond.

Grange Clyde Brumback Middletown Grange Odliens Hall Mexico Anna Jones Charles Funkhouser Tederick Arthur J. Taylor Virginia State Grange Richmond

Rummage Sale by Clarke County Junior Women’s Club

The Junior Women's Club of Clarke County holds a rummage sale in the Owens Building Berryville starting 9 a m on Saturday. Proceeds help defray lighting costs for the tennis courts.

Clarke County Owens Building Berryville

Fire destroys historic home for the elderly in Washington

The 1948 built home operated under an outstanding license renewal threat and a fire killed three residents Mrs Marie H Douglas Mrs Margaret Gates and Mrs Augustus Bashford. Firefighters rescued others as residents cried for help from windows and yard and investigators sought more bodies in the ruins.

Thomas Marie H. Douglas Margaret Gates Augustus Bashford Washington

Three Bodies Removed After Fatal Incident

A woman claimed there were no further victims after the trio were removed. She cried bitterly and ended the call saying she could not talk.

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