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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1951

Page

2

Farmers honored at banquet for corn and pasture winners

About 120 people attended a banquet where 50 farmers and 4-H members received cash prizes and certificates in corn project and pasture contests. E. W. Adams Jr. won first in corn, with other names and award amounts listed. certificates went to multiple farmers including Grover White and Otto Leman, and county youth winners were recognized with prize money.

Hubbard Joe Stalin Joe Future of America E. W. Adams, Jr Gainesboro J. L. Hershman Star Tannery A . Robert Russell Route 2 J.reed Clearbrook Monk Stephens City Cates of Bership Week Jr Winchester W. Va Grover White Otto Leman Middletown John W. Lauck, Jr Rt 3 Stewart Bell Ralph Marker Marlboro Alfred Snapp Murl G Webb Maven M Wolfe Robert Underwood John Monk Clarendon Ruble Pat Russell John Snapp Rt. 1 George Monk Stephens Jy Fred Iback C. B. Tionist Lord Boil Time FFA Y Radio Wolfe John Lewis Dent C. B. Campbell Pred I. Brumback

Estate sale notices list items and dates in Middletown Virginia

Notices list probate and estate sales with dates and locations across Middletown and nearby areas. Items include shop equipment livestock household goods real estate and various auctions hosted by commissioners and executors on December 4 6 8 and 15.

Lewis Brooks Morris Middletown H. A West Rt

Total News War spans land sea and air fronts

A sweeping view asserts war now dominates land sea air and the economic life and thoughts of people across nations as total conflict reshapes daily life and perspectives worldwide.

Recaptured trunk murderess Winnie Judd sent back to state hospital

Winnie Ruth Judd, the so called trunk murderess, was recaptured by police near an apartment court in Phoenix and returned to the state hospital for the insane after a brief escape lasting less than a day. She pleaded with officers and asked why they had to take her back.

Phoenix Aziz Winnie Ruth Judd Ellen Evans Judd Cate

Citywide polio cleanup as cases reach fifty

Odessa Texas readies a citywide shutdown for a cleanup drive as polio victims total 50 with nine dead. Four new cases reported. November adds 38. Schools thinning attendance. theaters and churches urge restrictions for under 16s. Eight patients treated locally. others in Abilene Big Spring Plainview Dallas and San Antonio. Families relocate children to avoid contagion.

Odessa Tex Abilene Big Spring Plainview Dallas San Antonio Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Arkansas Tilinots

How's Your I Q Answers From Page Four Puzzles

Answers to the gts primed on page four are listed here. The short note indicates solutions to the timed questions and wordplay featured on the earlier page.

Speculation Turns To Bridges As New GOP Floor Leader

Washington reports focus on who will become the Republican Senate floor leader as internal party factions loom. Key figures like Bridges and Taft weigh options while events in Nebraska and Oregon hint at broader jockeying for influence ahead of presidential considerations.

Bridges Washington Senate Aig Taft Ohio Wherry Douglas D-Ill Porland Ore Truman Charleston Everett Dirksen Ill Ohioan Marcld Minnesota Daniel C. Gainey Stassen For President Roy Dunn Republican National

Educators Named To Write Virginia History Books

A legislative commission named eight educators to author Virginia history books. The panel concluded a needed remedy to strengthen state historical coverage lies in dedicated scholars guiding the project.

Virginia Richmond & A Legislative Commission George Washington

Steelworkers Demand 30 Cent Hourly Pay Hike

Pittsburgh steel talks pause as CIO United Steelworkers review 22 demands including a 30 cent hourly wage increase. Union official notes the request amid ongoing contract negotiations with U.S. Steel Corp.

Pittgburgh VU. B. Steel Corp CIO United Steelworkers

Taxicab Driver Slain in Newport News Homicide

Anthony Michael a 28 year old part time taxi driver was found slain in a Knotty Pine Cab Company vehicle. Police Chief Leroy Woody led a wide investigation with nine knife wounds causing death by hemorrhage. Michael a World War II veteran lived with his wife and two children and was last seen at headquarters about noon.

Warwick County Leroy Woody Anthony Michael Michael C. P. Jones, Jr Knotty Pine Cab Company Fort Eustis Woody Nicholas D’angelo

Love Triangle Suspected in Atlanta Woman’s Death

The body of Miss Dinsmore, a clerical worker, was found on a sidewalk with a bullet wound to the heart. Edwin Clark, 43, jailed pending an inquest, claimed she killed herself after a drive with him. Police say the woman, reportedly in love with Clark, drew a .25 caliber pistol from a shopping trip purchase and shot herself when leaving his car at an apartment shared with others. Mrs. Clark expressed relief, and investigators note Miss Dinsmore had recently lost her job and was under psychiatric care.

Atlanta Edwin Clark Bullard Miss Dinsmore Clark Miss Dirseofficer

GOP Eyes Senate States Taft Sees Five In 1962

Senator Taft says the Republican Party can carry at least five Southern states in 1962 including Virginia Tennessee North Carolina Florida and Texas. He spoke briefly at Bristol Virginia airport during a Cincinnati bound stop and urged Southern leaders to align with the GOP on corruption as a central issue.

Bristol Va.-Tenn Taft Ohio Virginia Tennessee North Carolina Florida Texas Arena Here Greensboro South

Jewel Box Night Winners Named

Winners named at Jewel Box Night held at the Capitol Theatre include Leroy Franklin and Nina Race each taking jewelry prizes. R Wiegmen won a Rogers Bros chest set and Helen Luerson secured a ladies solitaire ring. Ronnie Shick received several prizes as part of the event.

Capitol Theatre Leroy Franklin City Nina Race Ave R Wiegmen N. W St Rogers Broin Helen Luerson N St Ronnie Shick Mason

Lone to Maneuver Small Boat Back to Yacht Amid Sea Drift

The lone sailor Frazer recalls four days and nights of exposure after the small boat failed to reach the Amphitrite. The yacht’s owner Luttrell, a West Point graduate and Washington, D. C. native, sought to salvage the ill fated converted submarine in Virginia waters.

Frazer Luttrell Washington, D. C West Point

Prices and 4 H sheep shear at Howardsville Va exposition

Prices continued from Page 1. Walker, a 31 year sheep shearer, averages 12 000 animals yearly and sheared one ewe in two minutes four seconds. His best time is four minutes six seconds. Afternoon and evening horse show events and prize winning cattle and horses parade tonight as the exposition closes.

Howardsville Walker

Secret air defence posts coordinate with air force

In New York City defense air spotters operate from three secret observation posts coordinated with the air force. General Smith stated that results of the exercise would be kept secret.

Island Connecticut Ni Hampshire Vermont Pennsylvania Delaware West Virgi Tract of Columbia New York City Defense Air Air Force Smith

Secret talks hint at cautious Western push for disarmament

Western spokesmen report fragile talks underway with faint optimism about reaching an accord. The Asian Arab resolution spurred the discussions amid Western and non Western divides. Proposed Western plans call for an atom bomb ban and a one third armed force cut but lack enforcement or inspection terms.

Extreme Wind Recorded on Mount Washington

At 1 21 p m in April 1934 a wind speed of 231 miles per hour was recorded atop Mount Washington New Hampshire by J M W A The event marks one of the highest wind measurements noted in the region.

Mount Washington N. H Mount Washing

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