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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1952
Page
8
Melvin L. Sager of Pine Motor Service Department earned Chrysler Corporation and Pine Motor Company honors for two years in the Master Technicians Service Conference. He received a mounted certificate and gold pin from Chrysler as awards presented by Charles A. Pine.
Washington reports may see ham chops roasts and sausages pulled from menus this summer due to a drop in hog prices and OPS price ceilings. Farm leaders warn continued low production costs and a rising summer demand could squeeze restaurants and trigger withdrawal from pork supply.
Clarke Berryville Garland M Canter of Republic Oil Refining Co was named public relations representative for the oil industry at an oilmen s meeting in Berryville. Harry W Dunn Area Chairman announced enrollment of Berryville Clarke County oilmen. Committee aims to explain benefits of competition among many oil firms and preserve competitive incentive. Canter is Kiwanis member Berryville Chamber PTA and church board secretary.
Five local men left today for induction in Alexandria. Carl Edward Brill of 932 Woodland Ave Winchester joins Edgar Franklin Longe Mt Williams Everett Russell Stotler Unger George Willie Russell Stephenson and Charles William Brill Bloomery. Eight local men went to Alexandria yesterday for pre induction physical exams. Willis Byrd Heitt Stephenson David Donald Kinter Hayfield Walter Eugene Snapp Milvin Harry Allen Frederick County Beverley William Ellis 238 Haddox Row Walter Wise Paper Mill Road Roy Lemuel McDonald 510 S. Kent St Earl Manuel Smedley 19 W Gerrard St clerk city.
The country has 133 ice rinks confirmed, with 30 more believed to exist.
Mrs Taylor refused embalming and casts for her husband’s remains. Italian artist Giuseppe Fagnani sketched the head and face for the posthumous portrait. Taylor’s funeral procession stretched over two miles with more than 100 carriages in attendance.
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on May 6 1952 at 1 30 p m regarding a proposed ordinance adopting the Virginia Land Subdivision Statutes and related local requirements. Clerk N Whitacre notes the intended passage after the hearing.
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