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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
10
Classified ads note a minimum charge and require cash with all out of town submissions. The notice emphasizes payment rules for out-of-town notices and the need for cash to accompany ads.
Multiple rental ads list a 3 room 1 bath unit at New Hi Way Market, a 2 room partly furnished unit at Southwerk, a six room brick house at East Boscawen St with phone 5977, a six room apartment with large porch at 112 N. Cameron St with phone 8638, a modern 3 room apartment with heat hot water and laundry at 860, and two more units one bachelor plus bath and one four room plus bath with appointment number 4495. Also ads for aluminum storm and screen combinations and windows at Winchester 4643 plus framing services from Barr's Studio and frames for pictures from E. W. Armstrong Co. at 37 E Piccadilly St.
Floods continued to threaten communities in Montana the Dakotas and Minnesota with hundreds displaced. Havre Montana reports water up to ten feet in streets and about 1200 residents forced from homes as National Guardsmen patrol. Chinook and other towns also affected with about 200 evacuees plus flood zones along the Redwood River in Minnesota. Cooler weather arrives while snow flurries appear in adjacent regions.
Virginia Democrats Francis P. Miller and Delegate Robert Whitehead launched anti Byrd organizing efforts. Miller criticized the Byrd organization in a Chatham speech while Whitehead, at Lynchburg, denounced the term Byrdism and urged electorate caution during the 1952 session.
Martinsburg West Virginia report that the regular spring term of the Northern District Federal Court is postponed indefinitely because Judge William E Baker is ill. Clerk William C Howard said the session planned for this week may be moved to summer or canceled, as Baker recovers at Berkeley Springs after Wheeling hospital treatment. The docket's main item is a damage suit from a dynamite truck explosion near Halltown 14 months ago.
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