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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1952
Page
7
The Bureau of Animal Industry explains pigs crave coal when their feed lacks minerals like cobalt and iron. Coal supplies these nutrients, so farmers may add coal to pig feed to correct mineral deficiencies and promote nourishment.
Richard Lewis of the Rotary Club will address the weekly luncheon at 1 p m tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel. He recently returned from a Europe and Near East tour under auspices that allowed access to places not on standard itineraries and will share impressions from the regions he visited.
John Franklin Bethune 72 a Falls Church Va businessman and former mayor died of a heart attack at his home yesterday.
Winchester Brownie Troop 4 led by Mrs Kinneard McCleary and Mrs Joel Jones prepared two scrapbooks for Dr Thomas Gibson's office and hosted youth viewings. Troop 21 at Virginia Ave School created a scrapbook for the Children's Ward at Winchester Memorial Hospital. All scouts gather canned milk and baby food for the District Nurses Association and send care packages overseas for the Girl Scout service project A Friend To All while collecting clothing for flood victims in the Midwest.
The Navy accepted the first seaplane patrol bomber designed to stalk submarines and praised its potential to alter future tactics with greater range and endurance.
Mrs Pauline Buffalari of Norfolk travels on a pinto named Bing from Bottoms Bridge toward Richmond and then to Washington to deliver 13 letters urging the Iron Curtain to be lifted. Richmond police will house Bing during her stay.
A Chest X ray Survey cruiser will visit Boyce High School tomorrow from 10 am to 1 pm in front of the Boyce parish house from 2 to 6 pm. On Friday it will stop at Clarke County High School 9 to 11:30 am Johnson Williams School 11:30 am to 1 pm and on Main Street in Berryville 2 to 6 pm.
Kansas City workers added wooden flashboarding to levees to heighten protection against the Missouri River flood. Authorities warned the extra height may not be needed but would reduce risk as river crests approach levels near historic records. The Missouri and Mississippi rivers unleashed widespread floods with tens of thousands displaced.
Charles F. McCahill head of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urged Congress to enact explicit federal power for the president to seize private property. He cited the steel industry seizure and Truman's statements on media takeovers during ANPA's 60th annual convention in New York.
Senator Frank Carlson, director of Eisenhower Ford headquarters, announced Eisenhower headed for a first ballot win at the Republican convention. He cited strong sweeps in Pennsylvania and New York as evidence of broad GOP support.
Rebellious convicts at Rahway State Prison Farm surrendered after a five day mutiny. Two hundred thirty one inmates held eight guards as hostages and damaged dormitory areas before giving up to authorities. The state department promised a parole procedure survey and no corporal punishment.
Funeral services for Lt Ray M Hammer 25 killed in an automobile accident March 25 near Kaiserlautern Germany will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Rev G Raymond Womeldorf will conduct. Burial at National Cemetery. He was a Virginia University chemical engineering student and Alpha Chi Sigma member survived by mother sister and brother.
Honorary Fire Chiefs Miss Lillian Solenberger of Friendship Fire Co and Miss Betty Jean Alger of Middletown Fire Co will be interviewed on WMAR TV Channel 2 at 5 p m tomorrow. Bailey Goss will host The National Sports Revue with Firemen parade organizer Harry H Rainsberger Jr and others also invited.
Willkie Hunt vice-president of the National Fruit Product Company spoke at the Lions Club luncheon yesterday. He explained processing and marketing methods for apples and compared industry business across past years.
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