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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1952

Page

9

Food Prices Continue Decline In Cities Across the South

March saw continuing declines in retail food prices across southern cities with Dallas and Washington DC bucking the trend by rising 0.4 percent. Meats poultry and fish fell nationwide, notably Atlanta 2.1 percent Norfolk 2.7 percent and Memphis 3.0 percent. Sugar and sweets eased while fruits and vegetables rose due to higher fresh and processed prices, and cereals dairy and beverages stayed stable.

Dallas Washington, D. C Brunswick A. Bagdon U. S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics South Jacksonville Little Rock Savannah Memphis Washington Atlanta Norfolk Jackson Knoxville

Garden Club Leader Susanne Massie Dies at Rose Hill

Mrs. Susanne Williams Massie 91 of Greenwood Virginia and Rose Hill died Wednesday at her home. She was honorary president of the Garden Club of Virginia and a former director of the Garden Club of America.

Greenwood Susanne Williams Massie The Garden Club of Virginia Garden Club of America Rose Hill

Former Reporter Dies in Danville

Paul Cox aged 24 formerly with the Richmond Times Dispatch died at his uncle Douglas Farthing home near Danville after an illness that began last December.

Danville Paul Cox Richmond Times-Dispatch Douglas Farthing

Chicken Farmers Cut Feed With Science Gains

The Agriculture Department reports broilers now need 2.7 pounds of feed per pound of meat, down from about double five years ago. Enhanced feeds with vitamins minerals and antibiotics reduce costs, with feed making up over 60 percent of production. Each one-pound cut saves about five cents per pound, boosting profits and keeping chicken prices reasonable.

Washington —.P Agriculture Department Nwo

Beverly Ann Baker Dies In Hospital

Beverly Ann Baker aged 11 of Bunker Hill West Virginia died early this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born February 8 1941 in Stephens City and attended Assembly of God Church. Survived by her parents brother and half brother, grandparents, great grandfather, six aunts and three uncles. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at Assembly of God Church conducted by Rev T J Kerfoot. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.

Beverly Ann Baker Gainer T Eva Belford Baker Bunker Hill W. Va Winchesett Memorial Hospital Stephens City Assembly of God Church Marshall L. Baker Gentry Belford Gilbert Morris George W. Belford Frederick County Annie Griffith Ohio Artie Keeler Middletown Odesa McDonald Opequon Audrey Homer Winchester Virginia Tobin Violet Largent Carroll Baker Virgil Baker Minnesota John Baker Kansas T. J. Kerfoot Jones Funeral Home

Teenage Turkish stowaways detained in New Orleans

FBI agents arrested four aboard ship four days from Istanbul. Turkish ballet dancers Avzal Kaynak 16 and Nermin Ocunsal 17 placed in House of the Good Shepherd detention home on bonds of 1000 dollars. Seamen Robert Presley 21 of Memphis and Joseph O Neill 23 of Winthrop were jailed on 1000 dollar bonds.

New Orleans United States FBI House of the Good Shepherd Orleans Parish J. M. Lopez Instanbul Lopez Avzal Kaynak Nermin Ocunsal Robert Eugene Presley Memphis Tenn Joseph O'Neill Winthrop Mass Istanbul America

Cancer Crusade collects aid through Box 668

The Cancer Crusade is in progress with readers urged to send contributions to Box 668 in Winchester. The appeal emphasizes fundraising for cancer research and patient support through a community drive.

Winchester

Dairy Committee Sets Six Point Plan for County

The Frederick County Dairy Committee outlines a six point program including a cooperative dairy school for Clarke Warren and Shenandoah Counties, reorganization of the Clarke Frederick DHIA, expansion of artificial breeding, more Grade A milk production, a summer field day, and an annual cattle show and sale. Members listed include M. G. Hannum as chairman and J. W. Ballone, H. M. Wolfe, W. R. Bierer, Robert Stickley, Brownie Burkholder, and Carl Strickler. Cooperating groups are the Winchester Cooperative Milk Producers, Clarke Frederick DHIA, and Frederick Clarke Breeding Association.

Frederick County Dairy Committee County Board of Agriculture Clarke Warren Shenandoah Clarke-Frederick

Jaycees to Elect Officers Tomorrow

The Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual election of officers tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the small dining room of the George Washington Hotel. The regular weekly luncheon is canceled.

Methodist Conference Opens In California Amid Civic Liberty Talks

In San Francisco the General Conference of the Methodist Church began legislative sessions after Bishop Paul B. Kern warned that reckless demagogues threaten civil liberties. He cited concerted efforts to regiment thought and curb free speech across politics education and religion. Delegates elected committee officers to handle about 1500 petitions to be presented at the conference.

San Francisco General Conference The Methodist Church America Paul B. Kerns Nashville Tenn Kern

Quote on policy gridlock and loyalty in democracy

A political figure criticizes policy making as groundless and neurotic. He argues rational policy is impossible when disagreement is treated as disloyalty and says democracy cannot function under such conditions.

Salute of 21 Guns Origin in Britain

The 21 gun salute began in Great Britain and was gradually adopted by leading nations as an international custom. The practice spread from its origin in Britain to other major powers over time.

Great Britain

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