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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1952
Page
4
A brief listing notes national representatives for DeLisser Inc returning contact at 11 East 44th Street New York City. The card format mirrors 1896 established Winchester Evening Star listings.
The article argues Canada is poised to accelerate exploitation of oil, natural gas, iron ore and other resources. It notes a high premium on Canadian assets, rising investment from the U S, and expectations of rapid population growth and economic expansion in the coming decade.
Polio progress last spring suggested a blood injection might block the virus from attacking nerves. Trials in Houston and Sioux City explored inoculation as prevention. Effectiveness remained undetermined as the nation faced a severe epidemic with over 2,000 cases weekly recently.
The year beginning last March has surpassed 12 000 cases, double the prior year. New cases typically fall in September as science advances inoculation methods, aims to prevent paralysis, and lab techniques promise ample, affordable immunizing agent.
The United States Chamber of Commerce questions a Byrd committee claim that $164 billion is available to spend this year. It argues the figure is mythical, offering dramatic comparisons to show there is no such sum and notes the danger of unspent funds. Milking a purple cow in Washington is portrayed as a trick.
Governor James Byrnes of South Carolina signals support for Stevenson while exploring petition routes to back Eisenhower. He hopes 10 000 signatures will broaden cross ticket voting and ease Republican stigma. Civil rights stance may decide the state's November vote as the pro Eisenhower meeting signals an uneasy truce with Truman forces.
The famous mathematician Albert Einstein expresses common sense optimism about nuclear chain reactions stating that their discovery need not destroy mankind, just as the discovery of matches did not. He presents a cautious yet hopeful view on scientific progress.
One year ago Mr and Mrs Harvey Ghiley of Ste Lester Linwood DeHaven the son of Mrs Irma DeHaven and the late Mr Lester DeHaven Employees of the Northern Virginia Power Company entertained in honor of Mr and Mrs Sam McCarty who were leaving for Miami Fla to make their future home Mr and Mrs Rey Unger and daughter Dianne returned home after vacationing in Atlantic City N J Winchester on a bond selling tour Miss Joanne Armstrong entertained at a formal dance at her parents home Mr and Mrs Armastrong Mr and Mrs Hunter Strobridge of Grimes had visiting them Mr and Mrs Harold Strobridge of Cedarville Ohio
The birth of a son is announced. Mrs. Warner is formerly Miss Opal Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. William Dunn hosted Miss Louise Chatem of Crewe Virginia as a guest. Mr. and Mrs. B J Swimley of Brucetown hosted Mr. and Mrs. L G Douglas of Washington as guests.
Ten years and actress Greer Garson were reported arriving in Hollywood drawing attention from fans and media. The star’s presence sparked chatter about upcoming projects and public appearances.
A marriage license was issued to Erickson Byrd and Elizabeth Miller both of Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Haymaker hosted a gathering in honor of Walter Haymaker of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Larrick visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larrick in Newport News.
At a revival near Berryville more than 3000 colored attendees gathered. Several women fainted and a pastor broke his leg during the event while workers advanced on the Farmers & Merchants Bank building at Main and Rows Avenue.
Washington reports scoff at a postwar German debt accord that defers repayment and pays 100 cents on prewar private loans while the U S nation may never recover its 3.2 billion contribution. Acheson seeks congressional bypass but opposition fears a taxpayer swindle amid Capitol Hill scrutiny.
Report covers rainfall data to August 1952 with a 28.63 inch total to date and a 36.79 inch 39 year average. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1951 show August at 3.82 inches and other months ranging from 1.99 to 3.99 inches.
A column discusses food poisoning from salmonella and staphylococcus, noting meats and creams as common sources. It explains how contamination occurs, the danger of leaving foods at room temperature, and emphasizes kitchen cleanliness to prevent illness.
The latest phase in the long running standoff between Truman and Acheson blends tragedy and humor as public conflict and policy debate unfold. The episode underscores ongoing tensions within the administration and strategic maneuvering on foreign and domestic fronts.
The piece questions modern restlessness and the chase for unattained goals. It urges reflection on a coming holiday, recommending a family conference to choose simple pleasures that refresh and restore calm and purpose.
West Virginia and Maryland fund a 1400 acre park site at Harper's Ferry. Attorney Morgan Martin of the WV Conservation Department delivered payment to the landowners of the first plot. WV earmarks 350000 for 700 acres and Maryland 40000. The land will join the National Park Service for development of the Harper's Ferry National Monument. The town is famed for John Brown's 1859 raid.
I. Fred Stinety Agent John Wolfe and Miss Agnes Shirley from Frederick County. R M Godsey Clarke County Agent and Miss Helen Rowe from Clarke County attend the annual conference of county agents assistants and home agents in Blacksburg. President Walter S Newman of Virginia Tech welcomed the agents on arrival.
A brief reminder urges caretakers to arrange pet care before trips. Plan meals, water, shelter, and medical needs, and confirm check in with a trusted friend or boarding facility. Ensure ID tags, vaccination records, and emergency contacts are up to date.
A fragile magic brings Romley back to her wealthy Ull Ful town seeking revenge on the Ireland family. Childhood trauma resurfaces as she plots with Jeremy and Eve at a lakeside setting five miles from town. The scene depicts tense confrontations, flirtations, and shifting loyalties amid an uneasy domestic backdrop.
In a dim Thurstonia setting Nance questions her plan and isolation among doctors. She wonders why she chose Jeremy for the ruse and contemplates the tension as the scene ends with Eve's margins and a cliffhanger note.
A quiz page lists daily IQ scoring with ranges from memory genius to excellent and provides page 2 answers. It then asks ten questions: Farley attendance at Chicago DNC, Dover as state capital, Green Mountain Boys origin, mounted sentry term, lake linking Huron to Erie, Lou Gehrig record, Dr Mudd sentencing, Simpiles partner, mesa Verde meaning, euthanasia definition.
It was a rented building in Kaskaskia that served as the capital of Illinois Territory starting in 1609. In 1818 Kaskaskia became the state capital before the government moved to Springfield in 1837, largely due to Abraham Lincoln's efforts.
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