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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1952
Page
14
Middle Lake Canada news reports Art Lemon found a boiled egg with a complete eye and its own yolk inside the shell, shocking the breakfast table scene. The oddly formed egg became a local anecdote highlighting unusual kitchen occurences in the region.
A letter addressed to the Tenant was returned to Centralia Post Office with a note stating no such person lives at the address. The incident records mail delivery error and clarifies the vacant recipient status at the cited residence.
The Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth were constructed using salvageable material from the German battle fleet sunk at Scapa Flow after World War I.
A historical radio guide lists WINC daytime and Saturday schedule with multiple ABC programs including News Weather and Sports. It notes evening hours with Ozzie Harriet Meet Corliss Archer and Boxing Matches followed by late night News and programs like Space Patrol and Front & Center. The Saturday lineup features Martin Agronsky Metropolitan Opera and Tea and Crumpets among children programs and gospel hours.
The article lists TV programming across stations with film and variety shows, news, sports, and serials, ending with a trivia answer about Notre Dame’s four year unbeaten run from 1946 to 1949, with 36 wins and 2 ties in 38 games.
Fairfax Virginia reports the state will slaughter and bury about 150 hogs infected with Vesicular Exanthema. Dr. W L Bendix directed the cull on Raymond Zell’s Burke farm as part of ongoing VE containment. The state has spent roughly $7 000, with previous outbreaks causing losses of about $185 000.
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