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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1952

Page

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Republicans Brace For Hot Three-Way Race in New Jersey

The Associated Press reports New Jersey faces a three way Republican presidential primary with Taft Eisenhower and Stassen on the ballot. Democrats see a quiet contest with Kefauver solo on the ticket and Republicans eye competitive delegate races amid high expected turnout.

New Jersey Associated Press Estes Kefauver Tennessee Robert Taft Ohio Dwight Eisenhower Harold Stassen Minnesota Washington Tom Connally Texas United States Senate Connally Foreign Relations Committee Congress

Festival TV boost features Apple Blossom Princesses on WMAL TV

Winchester talent and Apple Blossom Princesses appear on Ruth Cranes The Modern Woman program Wednesday at 3 p m over WMAL TV Washington The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival 25th edition is set for May 1 and 2 Blossomette Sextette sings To Be With You in Apple Blossom Time with Charlie Lillis and Marvin Hutchinson Also featured are dance duo Jimmy Fauver and Jeanie Miller and five Princesses interviewed by Miss Crane including Betty Sigros Virginia Bailey Lillian Janssen Lucille Cauber Virginia Truitt TV committee members will travel to Washington for the program

Winchester Ruth Crane Wmal-Tv Washington Charlie Lillis Kitty Clark Donna Anderson Joyce Benner Cappy Saxe Heney Edmonds Patsy Wheeler Marvin K. Hutchinson Jimmy Fauver Jeanie Miller Ida Harry A. Nelson Marvin Hutchinson Richard Rush Miss Crane Milton Q. Ford Frankie Carle

Fifteen Second Armistice Talks Mark Brief Meeting

Korean armistice negotiators set a new brevity record meeting only 15 seconds including translation time. In Washington officials hoped for an armistice by May 1 though nine vital paragraphs remain disputed focusing on prisoner exchanges and POW repatriation amid stalled talks and debates over neutral observers and airfield construction.

Munsan Korea United Nations Command Reds Hsieh Fang William K. Harrison U. N Hsieh Harrison Russia U.N Washington

Two Holdup Men Held After Robbery In Winchester

Two men, Keystone Lannel Tann of Richmond and Johnnie Tann of Margaretsville, were arrested in Berryville Saturday night about 11 after robbing the Fairmont Creamery office at 425 N Cameron Street. They faced $10,000 bonds each. no preliminary hearing date set.

Berryville Winchester Keystone Lannel Tann Richmond Johnnie Tann Margaretsville N. C John Alice Sibert Fairmont Creamery Company N. Cameron Street Creamery Company Carl E. Day Frederick Baker Virginia West Virginia

Show Cause Order Issued Against Fleet and Company

The United States District Court for the Western District of Virginia orders Fleet and Company Incorporated of Winchester to show cause why a mandatory order should not compel compliance with OPS ceiling price regulation 23. Judge John Paul issued the order in Harrisonburg on April 11. The complaint, filed by U S Attorney Howard C. Gilmer Jr. and special assistant Murray A. Foster, alleges failure to file required OPS reports on slaughtering and sale of live beef cattle.

Richmond—Fleet and Company. Incorporated Winchester United States District Court Western Division Virginia John Paul Harrisonburg United States Howard C. Gilmer, Jr Murray A. Foster

Henley predicts May apple bloom for Shenandoah festival

J Hoskins Henley state supervisor of the Virginia Apple and Peach Inspection Service predicts peak apple bloom in the Winchester area for the first week of May. He notes the exact timing depends on temperature and could align with the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on May 1 and 2. He adds that bloom could come earlier if warm weather persists.

Winchester Shenandoah J. Hoskins Henley Virginia Apple and Peach Inspection Service Yorks Henley Inspection Service

Wanted pasture for 25 cattle by phone Boyce

Classified want ad seeking pasture for 25 cattle. Contact Boyce at 82W3. Includes a box reference 1p 4 34 26 for routing.

Mrs Sowers Leaves Winchester Staff for Stuart Circle

Mrs Mildred Sowers Surgical Supervisor at Winchester Memorial Hospital resigns to become Surgical Supervisor at Stuart Circle Hospital in Richmond. Daughter of Mrs W F Baker she is a Handley School graduate and nurse trainer active in Civic League Business Women's Circle and other groups. Her two daughters Jane and Susan will live with her at 2222 Monument Ave Richmond.

Mildred Sowers Winchester Memorial Hospital Stuart Circle Hospital Richmond The Presbyterian Board Westhampton College Monument Ave City

Former UCLA star Howard Hansen found dead at base of Squaw Peak

The body of Howard Hansen 26 a former UCLA halfback was found at the base of Squaw Peak in the Wasatch Mountains near Provo Utah. Police say he apparently fell or jumped from the peak. His car wallet and clothing were scattered along the trail. Hansen endured multiple misfortunes including his wife’s death and a 1951 auto crash in Idaho that killed his three year old son Craig. He had been recalled to active Marine Corps duty and was to report May 29.

Provo Utah Howard Hansen UCLA Hansen Squaw Peak Wasatch Mountains Here Allen George Utah County Sheriff's Office DuBois Idaho Craig Marine Corps

Social Security Office Relocates in Cameron

The Social Security Office, previously above Newberry's Store, will move around June 1 to 47 S. Cameron St. Harry A. Nelson, Winchester area manager, announced the plan. The new building is undergoing remodeling.

Social Security Newberry’s S. Cameron St Harry A. Nelson Winchester

Winchester Won’t Count on New TV Outlet Plans

Frederick County may gain a Winchester TV outlet under an FCC plan to add 39 stations in Virginia. Broadcaster Richard Lewis of WINC doubts immediate results, noting the UHF band is experimental and time limits threaten assignments.

Frederick County Federal Communications Commission Winchester FCC Virginia United States Richard Lewis WINC Mr. Lewis Channel 12

U S planes hit major Red supply hub near Haeju

U S jet fighters smashed a large Red supply center west of Haeju North Korea destroying 22 buildings and damaging 11 more. Sabre pilots claimed seven Red Mig 15s destroyed with additional enemy jets probably shot down.

Seoul Korea U. S North Korea Charles E. Brown Birmingham Ala Fifth Air Force Haeju 38Th Parallel Ongjin Peninsula Sabre Boxer Philippines Chongjin East Korean Siberia St. Paul Hanson U.N

Was It a Saucer Seen Over Winchester Night Sky

Seabright and Harrington Smith of Winchester report a small round object seen above Cork Street on a Saturday night. They describe a horizontal eight to nine inch disk with spiral edges, revolving quickly, hazy orange or gray color, not lighting the sky, and disappearing in an instant.

Seabright Ezekiel John Seabright Harrington Smith Winchester Smith Cork Street Mr. Smith

Ohio Bell strike settled with pay raise

A week old strike involving 12 000 Ohio Bell employees ended today. The CIO CWA said they expected picket lines from Western Electric workers but reported no pickets would form today. The settlement includes a four to six dollar raise, aligning with Michigan Bell terms, as WE negotiations continue in New York City.

Cleveland Ohio Bell Western Electric Ohio Bell CIO Communication CWA Michigan Bell Bell System New York City Ernest Weaver Western Union Telegraph Company Richmond Norfolk R. W. Bailey Eastern District The Communications Workers of America, Cio Western Electric Company AT & T Bailey American Telephone and Telegraph Company Huntington W.a West Nelson Virginia

Carlson Endorse Byrd Candidacy in Virginia

Sen Carlson of Kansas endorsed Senator Byrd for reelection in Virginia during a radio interview last night. He called Byrd's return a great service to Virginia and backed Eisenhower's presidential bid.

Richmond Byrd Virginia Carlson Kansas General Eisenhower

Railroads Get 9 Percent Rate Hike From ICC Nationwide

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a nine percent rise in freight rates for the South and West and six percent for the East, effectively a 15 percent across the country. The decision amounts to about 678 million dollars annually and follows prior adjustments after World War II. Rates can take effect after 15 days’ notice to the public, with 30 days for grains and grain products.

Washington Inter- State Commerce Commission ICC

All-Time Virginia Highway Death Toll Tops Twenty Thousand

Virginia reports 20 002 highway deaths as Easter weekend brings four fatalities. Moses Harry Wilson Mozella Wilson Boogee K Valentine and Willard Jackson died in separate crashes near Petersburg Fort Willard Greensboro hospital. Jackson was four and died after a truck fall. Valentine died from injuries after a park crash in Colonial Heights.

Associated Press Virginia Moses Harry Wilson Baltimore Mozella Wilson Wilson Boogee K. Valentine Fort Willard Jackson Danville Petersburg Prince George County Valentine Colonial Heights Greensboro N. C

Five B O Cars Off at Stephenson

Five carloads of pulpwood and lime derailed on the Shenandoah Division main line two miles east of Stephenson about 2 15 Saturday. No injuries reported to the crew of the 58 car train. Track repairs and roadbed damage delayed yesterday's run with traffic resuming on slow orders after Brunswick rigging crews worked overnight. Cause of the accident not announced.

Shenandoah Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stephenson Brunsick Strasburg Junction Brunswick

Army Seeks Extra Funds to Track Deserters in Hearings

In hearings before a House appropriations subcommittee, the Army asked for 1.957 million dollars to apprehend and return deserters, an increase of 300 thousand, while officials could not disclose current desertion totals. The Army cited a change in law raising travel costs and noted World War II execution records are incomplete. World War I desertions totaled 21,282.

Washington House Army Sikes D-Fla Col W. M. Budge Armys Sikes

Freak Anesthetic Explosion Claims Young Mother

A 30 year old mother died from a freak anesthetic explosion on an operating table after giving birth to her third daughter. The blast occurred during a cesarean delivery at Cumberland Hospital in Brooklyn. The attending doctor was knocked unconscious but the newborn girl survived unharmed.

New York B. G. Dinin Cumberland Hospital Brooklyn Raffelinia Manfra

FCC distributes 1000 TV station application forms

Within two hours after opening today the Federal Communications Commission filled requests for 1000 television station application forms. Law firms from across the country queued at FCC offices to pick up blanks as the long freeze on new station grants ends. The agency previously had 521 pending applications that must be re filed, unifying new and old applicants as bids proceed.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Commission FCC

Omaha Awaits 31.5 Foot Missouri Crest Thursday

The Missouri River flood surged toward a 31.5 foot crest at Omaha as Sioux City reported record levels. Downstream, Council Bluffs and Omaha faced mass evacuations with about 74,000 people displaced across eight states. The Mississippi also neared new highs as regionwide flooding intensified.

Omaha Nebr Missouri River Sioux City Omaha Council Bluffs Omatya Counc! Bluffs Carter Lake Missouri Lower South Dakota Iowa-Nebraska Kansas Midwest Mississippi St. Paul Minn Prairie du Chien Wis la Crosse Winona

Rabies Inoculation At Cross Junction This Thursday

Veterinarian will visit the home of Paul D. Luttrell on Cross Junction to inoculate dogs against rabies between 2 and 4 pm Thursday. Luttrell says the effort mirrors Clarke County campaigns and aims to protect dog owners and the public while a regulated rabies program may come to Frederick County soon. The price will be reasonable and the work will be done by a registered veterinarian.

Paul D. Luttrell County Board of Supervisors Cross Junction Luttrell Board of Supervisors Winchester-Frederick County Hea

Stephens City Fire Co meeting and officer election

The regular April meeting and officer election of Stephens City Fire Co will be held tomorrow night at 8 in the Fire Hall. H. R. Mills, President. Also rental notices for an office space above Newberry's and a 22 N Braddock office space with phone contact. Golden Glow Restaurant serves breakfast and dinner hours.

Stephens City Fire CO H. R. Mills Newberry’s Social Security Hable's Real Estate Golden Glow N. Braddock

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