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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1952

Page

2

Balky Airmen Controversy Grows Across Nation

The case of Lt. Verne Goodwin, sentenced to two years for refusing to fly a December mission to England, sparks calls to carry the matter to the President. Air Force leaders including Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg say the issue is a tempest in a teapot while critics blame unpreparedness and pay.

Tex Verne Goodwin Goodwin England Birmingham Adjt Walter J.crack Hanna Alabama Texas Vandenberg Air Force Dallas Merced Calif Frank C. Hilton Reading Veterans of Foreign Wars Hilton

Jack and Jill Nursery To Re Open Monday Morning

The Jack and Jill Nursery School will re open on Monday at Nine o clock in the morning.

Jack and Jill Jack and Jill Nursery

Body found in sealed car in New Jersey farm area

Police identified the man as Louis A. Adams 48 of Smithfield Virginia whose body was found slumped in a sealed car on Bistro Road in Monmouth Junction near a vacated farmhouse. A garden hose from the exhaust entered the car and two hats lay on the front seat. Autopsy planned to determine cause of death.

New Brunswick N. J Louis A. Adams Smithfield Monmouth Junction Bistro Road Adams

Fairbanks Home Burglarized Jewelry Stolen in London

Daring thieves climbed to a first floor balcony at the London home of film star Douglas Fairbanks and stole about 5040 dollars worth of jewelry from a bedroom. Fairbanks and his wife alerted police and began aid in the investigation. Several family heirlooms were among the missing items.

London Douglas Fairbanks Fairbank Fairbanks Korea William Dean Berkeley Calif International London Daily Worker Camp No. 6 Pyongyang Dean

Father escapes grasp in Greyhound bus station extortion plot

Richter evades detectives at a Greyhound bus station after hiding a key in a phone booth and in a locker using gum to seal the key. Detectives, briefed by Alvin Richter, race to the scene as one extortionist slips into a second booth and seizes the key before police arrive.

Greyhound Richter Alvin Richter

Source of motto E pluribus unum cited in Moretum line

The motto is traced to the Latin poem Moretum and is attributed to Virgil in the 103rd line. This locates the phrase within classical Latin literature and links it to Vireil as a carrier of the attribution.

Cc. P Vireil

Harrison decries phony controls in economy speech

Rep. Burry Harrison told Augusta County Farm Bureau that the nation’s economy suffers under “phony controls.” He attacked wage and price schemes, praised Baruch guidance for early Korean War plans, and criticized the steel seizure as fascist precedent threatening private property and due process.

Staunton Burry Harrison Augusta County Farm Bureau 7Th District Beverly Manor Harrison Witte WSB Phil Murray

Newsmen Await Verdicts in Anti Gambling Case

Verdicts expected today in Lake Charles in the cases of five newspapermen charged with defaming 16 public officials and three admitted gamblers in an anti gambling crusade. The defendants include Kenneth Dixon Hugh Shearman James Norton and Carter George. Judge Bernard Cocke postponed until oral arguments and briefs could be heard.

Lake Charles Kenneth Dixon American Press Thomas Shearman Hugh Shearman James Norton Carter George Bernard Cocke New Orleans

Byrnes Attacks Truman Over Fiction in History Claims

Former secretary of state James Byrnes denounces President Truman in Collier’s over remarks on U S Russian policy. Byrnes denies a 1945 Moscow memo, insists Potsdam saw no push to war with Japan, and says Truman miscasts his views while he cites heart illness and cordial post‑resignation ties. The clash centers on who shaped the history of early cold war policy.

Washington James F. Byrnes Truman South Carolina Collier's Magazine President Byrnes Moscow East Poland Germany Oder River U. S Potsdam Russia Japan Ilas Collier's United States

Dr J Stewart French Dies in Bristol

Dr. J Stewart French aged 79 and a prominent Methodist minister and former president of two Virginia colleges has died in Bristol. He led regional church missions and higher education efforts, leaving a lasting impact on religious and academic communities.

French Bristol J. Stewart French Virginia

Two Canadian Planes Crash Off Nova Scotia

Two Canadian Navy planes collided in mid air during a training attack on the cruiser Quebec about 70 miles off Nova Scotia. Seven crew were aboard five officers and two seamen missing early today. Quebec reported wreckage but no survivors found.

Halifax N.S Atlantic Ocean Quebec Nova Scotia

Commies Banned From Michigan Election Ballot

Michigan bans the Communist Party from the election ballot and requires all Communists and members of front groups to register with the state police. Governor G Mennen Williams signed the measure after a swift legislative approval.

Lansing Mich Michigan Communist Party G Mennen Williams

Womeldorph Rites Saturday At Lovettsville Church

Lloyd A. Womeldorph a Lovettsville High School principal and Frederick County native died unexpectedly Wednesday night. He will be buried Saturday with services at 2 30 p m at the Lutheran Church after a gathering at 2 p m at Brown Funeral Home. Survived by brother Stewart Womeldorph of Washington DC.

Lloyd A. Womeldorph Frederick County Lovettsville High School Brown Funeral Lutheran Church Lovettsville Stewart Womeldorph Washington, DC

Answers to quiz page four about light year and names

The text lists quiz answers including light year distance, unabridged, rumored, predicate and names Lynde McCorkle Rossellini Hoover verse. It appears as a scanned newspaper item with a set of five items and a count.

Admiral Lynde D. McCorck

May 17 Sales Directory listings for area auctions

Auction notices for Laura V. Ashley Estate at 803 Highland Ave and multiple other sales across Maryland and Virginia. Items include real estate, livestock, farm machinery, vehicles, antiques, and household goods with various auctioneers such as Kern, Lewis, Duvall, Brumback, and Duval ls.

Laura V. Ashley Highland Ave Loudoun St Kern St Chas. Duvall E. Mercer Jones Charles Town Lewis & Duvall Henkel Lamp and Son Lupton Farm Kernstown Winchester W. D. Orndorff G. K. Wagner Elizabethtown E. Baker Middletown Byron Brumback Clarence E. Martin Berkeley County Court House Martinsburg Inwood W. J. Colfelt Emma C. Colfelt James B. Hawkins Millwood Duvalls W. R. Thompson White Post

High Court to Review Case Over Chinchilla Ranch Deal

Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals agreed to hear Burrows McNeir of Warrenton versus Greer-Hale Chinchilla Ranch of New Market. McNeir appeals Fauquier County Circuit Court ruling he had no suit after buying six pairs of chinchillas promised 200-300 percent yearly reproduction but achieved only about 80 percent.

Richmond Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Burrows McNeir Warrenton New Market Fauquier County Chinchilla W. W. Greer, Jr

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