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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1952

Page

3

Handley and James Wood Quints Set for Martinsburg Tonight

Handley and James Wood clash Martinsburg in a twinbill at the Catholic school gym. Handley aims for its sixth win in seven, led by Robert Gipe, with Jim Blackburn, Wilbur Kersey, Meredith Boyd, and others in the starting lineup. James Wood seeks its first win against a favored St Joseph squad, with Robert Kline and Luther Dorsey at forwards and Boyd Swartz at guard.

Handley Martinsburg High School Colonels St. Joseph Cagers Harrisonburg Staunton Martinsburg Hunter Maddox Robert Gipe Bulldogs Strasburg Maddox Jim Blackburn Wilbur Kersey Jack Dunn Meredith Boyd Wesley Diebler John Arnold

Tax Refund Jackpot Reveals $44 Million Owed to Citizens

The Associated Press reports a nationwide wave of refunds totaling about $44 million for roughly 1.5 million taxpayers. Newspapers publish or advertise lists of names from Internal Revenue Bureau records to help recipients claim owed funds.

Associated Press America New York New York Daily News News New York Times Internal Revenue Bureau John, B. Dunlap Washington Times-Herald

Miss Snyder Resigns From Clarke County School Faculty

Miss Betty Ann Snyder resigns from Clarke County High School faculty effective January 31 to pursue studies for an MA degree. The School Board appoints Serena Hoogerwery of Shepherdstown to teach fourth grade at Berryville and Lolita Whiting of Summit Point to teach third and fourth grades at Boyce. After the meeting the board inspected the new Johnson-Williams Training School slated for formal dedication late January.

Betty Ann Snyder Clarke County

Man Dies In Norfolk County Trailer Crash In Portsmouth

Howard Fletcher Setler age 27 of Washington D C was killed when his car collided with a tractor trailer on the military highway two miles west of the George Washington Highway. James Lee Duncan Jr of Richmond was burned and treated at Kings Daughters Hospital in Portsmouth. State Troopers investigated and noted Setlers car crossed the highway out of control before impact.

Howard Fletcher Setler Harvard Street N. W Washington, D. C George Washington Highway James Lee Duncan, Jr Petersboro Pike Richmond Kings Daughters Hospital Portsmouth Cradock F. M. Page R. S. Davis Setlers

Boy Scout Council Executive Board Meets Here Tonight

Shenandoah Area Boy Scout Council will hold an executive board meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the George Washington hotel. Basil F. Starkey announces the nine‑county board with six in Virginia and three in West Virginia. B A Poland to report on Rock Enon camp progress and plans for Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12. Budget appeal discussion set for February in Morgan and Jefferson counties WV and Clarke, Shenandoah, Page and Rappahannock in VA.

Shenandoah Area Boy Scout Council George Washington Hotel Basil F. Starkey Virgina West Virginia B. A Poland Rock Enon Morgan and Jefferson Counties Clarke Shenandoah Pare Rappahannock Virginia

Rev F B Oglesby at Woodstock District Missionary Institute

The Rev F B Oglesby of Winchester District and Rev Percy D White of Berryville joined the program at the Methodist District Missionary Institute in Woodstock on Tuesday evening. The meeting opened at 5 pm and was presided over by Rev H W Landrum of the Harrisonburg Methodist Church.

F. B Oglesby Winchester Percy D White Berryville Methodist District Missionary Institute Woodstock H.W. Landrum Harrisonburg

Magician Harry Blackstone Refutes Quick Hands Theory

Harry Blackstone says sleight of hand is not about faster hands but misdirected thought. He explains the eye can follow the hand, so the magician distracts the audience to prep movements with learning speed.

Harry Blackstone

Morale Helped Save Train Passengers Says Ex Reporter

Former AP writer Jim Porterfield recalls the City of San Francisco snowbound ordeal. He credits passenger morale, mutual aid, and the crew led by Eddie Tehumi for lifting spirits and aiding 27 CO fumes victims treated by Dr. Walter Roehill and nurses through the night.

San Francisco Eddie Tehumi Eddie California Walter Roehill Middletown Ohio Lowell Thomas

Vishinsky Expresses Sympathy to Jessup Over GOP Attacks

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky told the United Nations Political Committee he learned with dismay of Republican senators attacking U S Ambassador Philip C Jessup. He said he would testify that Jessup is the staunch defender of the American way of thought and expressed sympathy to him. Jessup was not present during the remarks.

Paris Andrei Y. Vishinsky U. S Philip C. Jessup Vishinsky United Nations Political Committee Jessup Congress

Cars Collide At Intersection

At about 6 45 yesterday morning at the Loudoun and Boscawen Streets intersection two cars collided injuring none. A 1949 Hudson sedan owned by Diamond Cab Co driven by Lester Edward Bunder Jr and a 1946 Mercury sedan driven by Bobby Lee Miller were involved. The Hudson ran a red light and struck the Mercury, spinning to hit a mailbox on the east side of Loudoun Street. The incident was investigated by Lester Shickle of the Winchester Police Department.

Loudoun Boscawen Lester Shickle Winchester Police Department Shickle Hudson Diamond Cab Co Lester Edward Bunder, Jr Woodstock Lane Bobby Lee Miller N. Cameron St Boscawen St Mercury Miller Loudoun St U. S

Drive Carefully and Don't Speed Urges Traffic Safety

Public safety campaign urges drivers to slow down and obey speed limits to cut road accidents. Officials emphasize cautious behavior, especially near schools and intersections, outlining penalties and community awareness efforts.

FASTEETH advertisement promises stronger denture hold

An old advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates. It claims the product prevents sliding and rocking without gummy taste, is alkaline to avoid souring plates, and helps control odor. Available at any drug store.

Clarke County Prepares $5000 Red Cross Drive Quota

Clarke County sets a $5000 quota for the 1952 Red Cross drive. At a district meeting in the Hotel Royal in Front Royal, Chapter President Henry M. Davis and others outlined Clarke County’s share of the $85 million national budget. Key figures include Gilbert McKown, Graham Dougherty, his wife, and Neil W. Kimball. The chapter relies on volunteers, with no paid workers, to support local Red Cross services.

Berryville The Red Cross Hotel Royal Front Royal Clarke County Henry M. Davis Gilbert McKown Fund Drive Graham Dougherty Neil W. Kimball American Red Cross

Truck Fire Destroys Tractor-Trailer at Pulaski

A tractor trailer carrying 20,587 pounds of leaf tobacco burned on U S Route 11 six miles west of Pulaski. Robert Watkins of Winston-Salem estimated losses at 25000 dollars with tobacco valued at 15000 dollars. Pulaski firefighters battled the three hour blaze. The truck owned by Transport Corp of Blackstone was en route from Mayfield Kentucky to Winston-Salem. Firemen said a battery cable caused the fire.

Pulaski Here Robert Lee Watkins Winston-Salem N. C Transport Corp of Blackstone Mayfield

Vietminh Rebels Being Slaughtered In Indochina

General Raoul Salan said Indochina fighting has the Vietminh hurling thousands of youths to death in a fanatical do or die bid. He accused Red China of massive aid and warned that Chinese invasion could trigger Allied intervention to aid the French.

Indochina Hanoi Jed Vietminh Raoul Salan Red China Salan America United Nations

Gen Satan Declares Resolve in Vietnam War Fight

General Satan says allied troops will win the war against the Vietminh with U S forces but declines to forecast a victory date. The statement emphasizes determination amid ongoing combat operations.

Satan

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James Wood Quints Handley and U.S Snyder Clarke County School Northern Virginia Power Company Norfolk County F.B. Oglesby E. Piccadilly St J. W. Grove Leggett Percale Pecia Bayon Cannon Towels Jim Porterfield Associated = Press Philadelphia Carl Bycott Associates Thriftmaster Molden Electric CO S. Loudoun St Wait’s Green Mountain Asia Food Center Denier U.S. Gurden Ender N. Loudoun St. Winchester, VA
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