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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
10
Prices for peppers, lima beans, cabbage, broccoli, carrots, corn, cucumbers, onions and potatoes edged higher while droughts threaten longer term budgets. Medium eggs traded 10 to 12 cents below large eggs, with lower pullet egg prices noted as a thriftier buy.
Rev Goode stresses Christian education in a sectarian era. Rev. Saum speaks at the night service. speaker is Rev. C. Saum, a native Coun.
Acheson voices optimism after three day ANZUS talks with Australia and New Zealand. The communique says a go slow approach will be used for non Communist Pacific nations. Japan may join ANZUS in a five year plan to coordinate defense against Communism.
The crash left 28 dead after the collision and a subsequent fire. Officials said the blaze was not intense enough to completely cremate all remains.
Ford Motor Co said it will shut 18 assembly plants nationwide due to shortages and expect to resume uninterrupted production around August 18. The firm hopes steel supplies improve by August 19 80 with only the St. Louis plant remaining closed.
The Winchester Presbyterian Church plans to welcome Rev. William Handley High of Washington and Lee University and Union Theological Seminary as guest minister this Sunday. He serves in Virginia and Georgia synods and currently resides in Decatur.
Russian envoy Andrei Gromyko arrives at Buckingham Palace and spends about twenty minutes with Queen Elizabeth II as Secretary Anthony Eden observes the audience.
Washington reports that sixteen states will gain or lose electoral votes in 1952 due to the census realigning House seats. Maryland, Virginia, California, Florida, Michigan, and Washington are among the states affected. West Virginia’s allocation remains unchanged.
A two day rain storm in Manila caused at least three deaths and extensive damage. Communications were snarled as 12 inches drenched the city, turning roads into rivers and flooding homes stores and infrastructure on Luzon.
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