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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1951
Page
6
DETROIT reports auto makers plan higher retail prices due to rising costs under the Capehart amendment to the Economic Controls Law. Manufacturers seek maximum ceiling increases to cover higher wages and materials, with some recent rises totaling $400 or more on slow selling or older models.
Portland born Keating spent 15 years on stage before radio call. A 20th Century Fox scout saw him during This Is Your FBI and offered a screen test. He has worked steadily in movies since and still announces the ABC drama.
The excerpt states about 21 million cats exist in the United States and roughly half have homes. The other half roam as strays, living by their wits.
Hal Boyle profiles kimche, Korea's national dish, describing its rugged flavor a mix of cabbage peppers and garlic. He recalls Maj. Gen. William F Dean’s captivity letter and humorously weighs whether Mrs. Dean will cook kimche for his return, noting its potent aroma and cultural edge.
The Grimes- N C Hensell family notes Christ mas exercises at Galilee Church on Sunday evening with strong community turnout. Several residents visit kin over the holiday. Dessie Hensell hosts a surprise birthday supper. John Triplett and family visit from Hayfield. Mary Jane Fleek from Blacksburg stays with relatives. Johnnie Wright of Brucetown and Jean Taylor of Clearbrook share Christmas time with family. Flavius P. Trimble dies near White Hall.
Mr and Mrs Stanley, Mr W Berryhill and Mrs Allie White called on the Gee sisters Betty Fletcher and Mrs Ronni Nelson on Sunday. Mrs White returned to Portsmouth on Tuesday with Mr Berry Rel. Winter Miss Cora and Mr P Myers were here for several days.
Police testified the suspect acted as an honest citizen by night while raiding apartments by day. He admitted guilt on twelve burglary charges in court.
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