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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1952

Page

4

Illinois Taft Poised to Lead in April 8 Primary

A survey of Illinois editors and correspondents shows Taft likely to win the April 8 Republican primary with 30 unopposed delegates. Eisenhower is expected to draw a large write-in vote, while Stassen and Bender also appear on the ballot. Democrats seek Kefauver delegates, with Stevens on a write-in, as parties prepare for state conventions to name the rest of their delegates.

Associated Press Tlinois Robert A. Taft Wisconsin Nebraska Illinois Dwight D Eisenhower Taft Harold E. Stassen Riley A. Bender Chicago GOP Sen Estes Kefauver Adlai Stevensson Eisenhower Stassen Kefauver Robert S Kerr Oklahoma Richard B. Russell Georgia Earl Warren California

Two Cars Damaged On Fairmont Avenue

A two car collision occurred on Fairmont Avenue south of Peyton Street at 11 10 a m. Damages totaled 325 dollars with a 1941 Chevrolet sedan owned by Elizabeth Arnold Berryville struck head on by a 1940 Plymouth four door sedan driven by Foster Jenkins of Highland Avenue. Jenkins' car sustained 175 dollar damage and Arnold's 150 dollar damage. The incident was reported by Sgt Ernest A Stotler of the Winchester Police Department.

Fairmont Avenue Peyton Street Ernest A. Stotler Winchester Police Department Elizabeth Arnold Berryville Umit Foster M. Jenkins Highland Avenue Jenkins Arnold

Parker Wins 1990 Court Award In Frederick County Suit

T L Parker secured 1990 dollars plus six percent interest from August 24 1951 in an account settlement suit against James R Wolford and Pearl Wofford Sr in Frederick County Circuit Court Monday The Wolfor ds were also ordered to pay an attorney s fee of 199 Vernon E Barton was denied parole on a grand larceny charge and ordered to begin a two year sentence with 56 days credit Virat Bavey had a drunken driving case amended from fine to guilty and faced the same fine and sentence plus 12 months parole Mexico's Senate and Chamber of Deputies resemble the United States with Camara de Senadores and Camara de Diputados respectively

Terry L. Parker James R. Wolford Pearl E. Wofford Frederick County Wolfords Vernon E. Barton Zuckerman Virat Bavey Lea

Mrs. Ella Woore Dies After Illness in Frederick County

Mrs. Ella Woore wife of E H Woore of Clearbrook Frederick County died this morning at about 11 o clock at Baker Nursing Home on Fairmont Ave She had been ill for two weeks and in declining health for years She born March 8 1873 daughter of Philip and Sarah Carper Survived by husband three children granddaughters and three siblings Funeral at Omps Funeral Home Saturday at 2 o clock by Rev J S Duckwall Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery body rests at the Omps Funeral Home

Ella Woore E. H Woore Clearbrook Frederick County Baker Nursing Home Fairmont Ave Woore Philip and Sarah Carper Clarence J. Robinson Carroll S Solenberger Loring E. Woore Carolyn Solenberger Barbara Ann Woore Ernest Holmes Harry Carper Gilbert Bayliss Maynard Bayliss Clearbrook Presbyterian Church Omps J.S. Duckwall Mount Hebron Omps Funeral Home

Services Tomorrow For Mrs Giese

Funeral services for Mrs Martha M. Giese 73 widow of Oswald J. Giese who died yesterday morning at 414 Gray Avenue will be at 2 30 PM tomorrow at Grace Lutheran Church. The Rev William Esenberg will officiate with pallbearers Robert Bell Richard Veitel R L Rossman Merenes Castleman Elmore Norris James Cave. Interment in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Body remains at Omps Funeral Home until 2 PM tomorrow then at church in state until services.

Martha M. Giese Oswald J. Giese Gray Avenue Grace Lutheran Church Kev William Esenberg Robert Bell Richard Veitel R. L. Rossman Merenes Castleman Elmore Norris James Cave Mt. Hebron Omps Funeral Home

Taft Kefauver Victory Bound in Primary Echoes

Friends of Taft and Kefauver hailed momentum after Nebraska and Wisconsin primaries. Taft backers cite gains and predicted victory while Eisenhower supporters cite only partial votes. Democratic pro-Kefauver backers push for nomination, and Maybank and Maybank-Senator Russell argue for southern strength and a rival path for the Ticket.

Washington Sen Taft Kefauver Ohio Tennessee Nebraska Wisconsin Schoeppel Mayeank D-Sc Russell Georgia Maybank Sen. Lodge R-Mags Eisenhower Lodge Paris

Clarke Cancer Drive Begins with Luncheon Event

The Clarke County cancer drive opened at 12 30 today with a luncheon at the Middleburg Community Center. Mrs Tyree Dillard Jr is county chairman and officers include Ralph M Ware treasurer G Kenneth Levi publicity chairman Mrs George W Burton educational chairman Mrs Edward P Berlin correspondence. Chapter council members include Mrs Clifton Price Mrs Walter Crawford Mrs Gilbert McKown Mrs William B Claggott Miss Vaida Boy Ed Mrs William Hill Miss Agnes Mitchell Mrs Clark Lloyd and Mrs De Funkhouser. William Layton chairs the colored group.

Clarke County Middleburg Tyree Dillard, Jr Ralph M. Ware G. Kenneth Levi George W. Burton Edward P Berlin Clifton Price Walter Crawford Gilbert McKown William B. Claggett Vaida Boy-Ed William Hill Agnes Mitchell Clark Lloyd Dc. C. Funkhouser William Layton The Colored People

Washington University Princess Named in Maryland Campus Notes

The article profiles two Maryland bound students from Washington University. Miss Janssen, Hazel eyed, brown hair, a Bethes da-Chevy Chase High School graduate, was on the Hatchet staff and a Chi Omega member. Miss Truitt, 20, daughter of Dr and Mrs R V Truitt, is a University of Maryland senior and leader in Mortar Board Pi Delta Epsilon Kappa Kappa Gamma.

Washington University Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School University of Maryland Ohio University Janssen Hatchet Chi Omega Miss Truitt R V Truitt College Park Hyattsville Diamondback Maryland Mortar Board Womens Rifle Club Miss Truitts Kappa Kappa Gamma

Children Jump From Burning Cambridge Home to Save Siblings

Mrs Mary Green a widowed mother of nine escaped a blaze in Cambridge Massachusetts by dropping three of her children Beverly eight William ten and Mildred six from a second floor window into the arms of her 14 year old son Robert. An 18 year old son tried to smother flames with a blanket then hurled a stove out a window and suffered serious burns. Mrs Green leaped from the window and sustained leg and hip injuries.

Cambridge Mass Mary Green Beverly William Mildred Mrs. Green

Frank Willingham Dies In Berryville

Frank Willingham, 77, Clarke County farmer, died at his Berryville home after years of ill health. He is survived by his widow Nora Good and brother Oscar Willingham of Front Royal. Funeral services will be held at John Enders Funeral Home in Berryville tomorrow at 11 PM with Rev. Arthur Brown of Berryville Baptist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Berryville.

Frank Willingham Clarke County Berryville Nora Good Oscar Willingham Front Royal John Enders Arthur Brown

Police Court Foster M. Jenkins Charged With Reckless Driving

Foster M. Jenkins, 21, of 516 Highland Avenue, cited for reckless driving and operating without a license. Fine total about $31.50 with separate penalties listed.

Foster M. Jenkins Highland Avenue

Winchester Chamber seeks host rooms for Apple Blossom visitors

The Winchester Chamber of Commerce asks residents to offer room accommodations for Apple Blossom Festival guests. Most commercial rooms are booked, so private homes are needed at reasonable rates. Last year over 350 guests stayed in homes. inquiries this year exceed last year’s pace.

Winchester Chamber of Commerce Shenandoah Eugene P Sakers COC Chamber of Commerce Lakers

Discoverer of Yellow Fever Mosquito Transmission

Dr. Carlos Finlay, a Cuban physician educated at Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, proposed the mosquito transmission theory for yellow fever.

Carlos Finlay Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia

Taft Secures Nineteen Tennessee Delegates to RNC

In Nashville the Tennessee GOP named four more Taft delegates, giving Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio 19 of the state's 20 atlarge delegates. The remaining delegate will be chosen at the Eighth Congressional District Convention on May 2 as Illinois Senator Everett Dirksen, the keynote speaker, voiced strong support for Taft.

Nashville Tenn Robert A. Taft Ohio Tennessee Everett M. Dirksen Ilinois Bob Taft

125 More Children To Enter Schools Of County In Fall

Frederick County schools will enroll about 125 children who will be six by September 30. A clinic at James Wood School has vaccinated 42 preschoolers and runs until April 10. Any child not at the clinic should be vaccinated by their doctor to attend school in fall.

Robert E. Ayler Frederick County James Wood School Frederick-Winchester Ayler

Germ Warfare Claims Shown False by New York Times

The Times published experts’ statements debunking Chinese claims that the U S is waging germ warfare in North Korea. It says photos from Peiping’s Daily show harmless insects, not deadly bugs, and a cited bomb is an M1621 used for leaflet dissemination.

New York New York Times Today United States North Korea Peiping People’s Daily U. S

Murray Enters Negotiations With Steel Industry

New York CIO President Philip Murray began wage talks with steel makers after pressing for full acceptance of the Wage Board's 17 1/2 cent an hour raise plus benefits for about 700,000 United Steelworkers. The union threatens a strike on April 9 if the industry rejects the findings. Negotiations were delayed as industry officials sought a price increase to offset higher labor costs.

New York CIO Philip Murray Wageee Board WSB United Steelworkers Washington

Costello Talked Too Much Says Federal Judge

Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan dismissed one count in the indictment against gambler Frank Costello and warned he would have thrown out three more counts if Costello had kept quiet and claimed constitutional privilege. The judge said Costello talked too much before the Senate Crime Committee while on trial for contempt of the Senate. Costello answered some questions but balked at others about his net worth and debts.

New York Frank Costello Senate Crime Committee Sylvester Ryan Costello Senate

Newton D Long Rites Held At Grace Church

Funeral services for Newton D. Long a retired farmer of Middletown were held yesterday at Grace Methodist Church with Rev J B Peebles officiating. Brief rites were held at the house. Pallbearers were Carson Reely Walter Little Holmes Campbell Howard Owings Edward Good and Trone Sperry. Burial was in Mount Carmel.

Newton D. Long Middletown Grace Methodist Church J. 8 Peebles Carson Reely Walter Little Holmes Campbell Howard Owings Edward Good Trone Sperry Mount Carmel Cemetery

Open profitable home business opportunity advert

A promotional notice invites professional women housewives and nurses to start a reducing and relaxation sale under the sign “re peat” with no large investment and potential real income. It directs readers to write Gyro Lator at Box 480-D Roanoke Virginia for details.

Roanoke

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