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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1952

Page

9

State Departments Broad Passport Authority Challenged

Federal Court heard a test case brought by the American Civil Liberties Union challenging the State Department’s authority to deny or revoke passports. The suit seeks standards for issuing and denying passports and hearings, and asks Congress to require mandates except for specific reasons. Anne Bauer, a naturalized citizen who worked in France as a writer, claims her passport cancellation deprived her of livelihood and constitutional rights after entering the United States from Germany in 1938.

Washington State Department American Civil Liberties Union Congress United States Department Anne Bauer France The Civil Liberties Union Germany

SPCA Annual Meeting Plans For May 15 At George Washington Hotel

Winchester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals set May 15 for its annual general meeting at the George Washington Hotel. Board members were listed, new directors named, and the resignation of executive secretary Elsie Rosenberger noted. Bake Sale raised $50 for shelter fund. March agent report showed calls, complaints, animals destroyed, lost animals returned, animals placed in homes, new members, contributions, and mileage.

Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals George Washington Hotel Robert Lozier Andrew Bell Lemuel Brown J. Thomas Boyd Mifflin B. Clowe, Jr Claude Grim Irvan T. O'Connell Frances Page W. E. Bridgeforth Joseph Newlin Claude B. Smalls, Jr Ruth Rhodes George Wallace Robert Yerby Benjamin Belchie Irvan T . Connell Howard White Heber Flood H. B. McCormac Elsie Rosenberger Jeanne Williams Ervin Cleveland

Siamese Sirikit Flies From Germany for Winchester Visit

Sirikit a cosmopolitan Siamese cat arrived in Winchester from Frankfurt aboard a Western Airliner seven days after departure. Owned by Herman and Elizabeth Braum of Heidelberg the cat speaks only German and is visiting Mrs. Joseph A. Massie Sr. at 226 Amherst Street. The Braums friend and family link include Joseph A. Massie Jr. and former university ties.

Winchester Star Herman Braum Heidelberg Germany Joseph A. Massie Braum Winchester Pegasus Frankfort Thoto Sirikit Sirikit Amherst Street Mr. Braum Elizabeth Massie Joseph A. Massie, Jr Commonwealth Freaerick County Handley High School St. Catherine's School Richmond Paris Red Ox Mr Braum Rommel Afrika Corps

Couple Meets in September 1950 Red Ox Engagement and Heidelberg Wedding

During World War II the man entered service in 1942 and was captured by the British in Italy in 1944. He was interned in Egypt until 1947. The couple met in September 1950 at The Red Ox and became engaged in December of the same year. They married in Heidelberg in February 1951. He plans to settle in America and pursue a career as a Certified Public Accountant or business auditor after completing his studies.

Italy Egypt Red Ox Heidelberg Braum America

Bloodhounds to Aid Search for 14-Year-Old Mate

In Tazewell Virginia the search for Roger Allen Coon 14 of Falls Mills continues after a halt. Sheriff E McGlothlin reports bloodhounds from Beckley West Virginia will be used to track the barefoot boy who disappeared Sunday night as his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Coon kept vigil with about 150 volunteers combing rough terrain near their home.

Tazewell Roger Allen Coon E. McGlothlin Beckley W. Va Tom Coon Falls Mills

Mrs Chapman Dies Of Heart Attack At Shenandoah Caverns

Carrie Lee Stine Chapman 87 widow of Hunter B. Chapman died suddenly of a heart attack at her son Frank S. Chapman’s home in Shenandoah Caverns. She was born June 19, 1864 near Millwood and educated at Fairfax Hall. Five of seven sons survive, with services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Woodstock and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Carrie Lee Stine Chapman Hunter B. Chapman Frank S. Chapman Shenandoah Caverns Rosney Millwood Frank Margaret Swartz Stine Fairfax Hall School Woodstock Chapman Emmanuel Episcopal Church J. Shields Chapman Douglas B. Chapman Richmond George B. Chapman Arlington Paul M. Chapman Mt. Jackson

Russian worker must toil 16 hours for tea in Russia

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports Russian industrial workers need 16 hours to earn a pound of tea, 12 hours 12 minutes for beef, 42 12 hours for butter, and 1 hour 5 minutes for sugar. It concludes American workers fare best and Russian workers worst among Western Europe, Russia, and the United States.

Washington Bureau of Labo Statistics Europe Russia United States

Common Ancestor Link Among MacArthur Roosevelt Churchill

No definitive verified record confirms a single common ancestor shared by General Douglas MacArthur Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. The claim about Fr E A Sarah Barney Belcher born 1771 being MacArthur's paternal great great grandmother is not supported by established genealogical sources.

Douglas MacArthur Franklin D Roosevelt Winston Churchill A. Sarah Barney Belcher General MacArthur

Exits from Red China Gradually Closing

The State Department says exits from Red China are being closed gradually and there is no sign when more than 200 Americans still remaining will leave. It reports 42 Americans are believed jailed and 20 under house arrest, held incommunicado without counsel and not informed of charges.

Washington CP Red China State Department Teva

Blood storage durations for donated components

The answer states whole blood lasts 21 days while plasma can be stored long term in liquid form after quick freezing or in dried form.

Reversals on Loyalty Oath at Philadelphia General

Four ex employees discharged earlier signed the loyalty oath and seek reinstatement at Philadelphia General Hospital after reversing prior refusals.

Philadelphia Philadelphia General Hospital

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