Richards Aims For New Winning Streak At Philadelphia Meet
In Philadelphia at Convention Hall the eighth annual Philadelphia Inquirer track meet gathers elite vaulters and runners. Richards travels from Roanoke to defend his streak while a strong field includes Don Laz Don Cooper and Don Gehrmann along with Warren Warmerdam Johansson Wilt and Attlesey.
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Philadelphia
Bob Richard
Convention Hall
Philadelphia Inquirer
Richards
Roanoke
Washington
Don Laz
Don Cooper
Nebraska
Cornelius Warmerdam
Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Indians Voting Rights Question Answered
A. Indians, whether or not they live on reservations, have the vote in every state on the same basis as other people.
Six Virginia Seniors Taken in Pro Draft
In New York the NFL draft saw only six Virginia college seniors chosen among 300 plus picks. UVa tackle Bob Miller went to the Detroit Lions in the fifth round as the first Old Dominion player drafted, followed by Gil Bocetti to Washington in the 17th round.
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Richmond
Virginia College
New York
Bob Miller
University of Virginia
Detroit Lions
Old Dominion
Gil Bocetti
Washington and Lees
Washington Redskins
Talbott Trammell
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Jim LeLane
Virginia
Los Angeles Rams
William and Mary
Ed Weber
Joe Palumbo
San Francisco 49Ers
Palumbo
Doug Mosely
Kentucky
Ted Daffer
Tennessee
Mosely
Daffer
Norfolk
Daily Crossword Clues and Answers Across and Down
Crossword puzzle clues and partial solutions across and down from a newspaper page listing terms such as native of Scotland American Indian seaport city Panay Island and various other definitions, with many gaps and garbled letters, indicating a fill-in puzzle.
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Scotland
Sports Mirror Recalls Key MLB NFL Trades and Awards
A Chronicle recalls past sports events with the Colts leaving the NFL a year ago, Hank Greenberg sale to the Pirates five years ago, Joe DiMaggio named player of the year by New York writers, and Yankee veteran losses of Dickey and Chapman twenty years past.
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Baltimore Colts
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Dimag+aio
New York Yankees
New York Baseball Writers’ Association
Bill Dickey
Ben Chapman
Pirates Acquire Minority Interest In Hollywood Stars
The Pittsburgh Pirates have acquired a minority stake in the Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League. Victor Ford Collins said George F Young sold his stock to Robert H Cobb, who then sold it to Pittsburgh. Collins will also sell his stock to the Pirates but the major league club will not gain control.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Stars
Pittsburgh Pirates
Victor Ford Collins
The
Stars
George F Young
Robert H Cobb
Pittsburgh
Collins
Pirates
Japanese World War II camp commander dies in U S hospital
Miryokoku Okada, 51, a Japanese former prison camp commander near Nagoya during World War II, died yesterday in a U S Army hospital in Tokyo. He was convicted of causing the deaths of six American prisoners through beatings and neglect.
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Tokyo
Miryokoku Okada
Nagoya
Japan
Virginia Historic Garden Week Opens 250 Homes and Gardens
Richmond reports Historic Garden Week runs April 26 to May 3 1952 with about 250 houses and gardens open to visitors. Many sites recall Virginia and American history including Oatlands Kendall Hall and Vaucluse with ties to Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Mason and Lee. The Northern Neck and Gloucester areas feature first time sites and historic churches, offering a closer look at Virginia’s past.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Department of Conservation and Development
Oatlands
George Carter
Robert Carter
Nomini Hall
Robert King Carter
Wiliam Corcoran Eustis
Levi P. Norton
France
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Little Oatlands
Eustis
David B. Finley
Gloucester
Airville
Elmington
Toddsbury
Bel Roi
Hopemont
Kingston Hall
Bowman’s Polly
Mount Pleasant
Vaucluse
Kendall Hall
Cypress Farm
Cardena
Martha
George Washington
Betty and
Fielding Lewis
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
George Mason
Robert F. Lee
Cather Reelected President at Round Hill Center
At the Round Hill Community Center meeting, Garland Cather was re elected president for the organization. Raymond Hollar was re elected treasurer for a one year term and new board members John W Hoover Courtney Lowe Eugene Larrick and Jesse Carpenter were chosen for two year terms. The treasurer reported a $1200 drop in building debt in 1951 and a few hundred dollars spent on improvements.
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Round Hill
Raymond Hollar
John W. Hoover
Courtney Lowe
Eugene Larrick
Jesse Carpenter
Garland Cather
Albert Pingley
Hollar
Postal Card Plan Misunderstood Says Rep Hagen
Rep Hagen argues the postal card policy aims to shield commercial printers and prevent government competition that costs workers their jobs. The policy raised prices for bulk purchases while single cards stayed inexpensive, stirring repeal bills as critics claim the plan harms business and employment.
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Hagen
Washington
Magen
Rminn
Sassafras Lake
Three Car Collision Causes 340 Dollars in Damage
A three vehicle crash occurred yesterday at 3 45 PM at Kern and Kent Streets. Estimated damage totals 340 dollars with a 1939 Plymouth, a 1950 Ford and an International truck involved. Police report notes the truck pulled from Kern onto Kent and the Plymouth struck its right front wheel before hitting a parked Ford.
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Kent Streets
Set
Robert Boyce
Winchester Police Department
Charles Wesley Taylor
National Fruit Products Co
Walter Fills Gaither
N. Cameron St
Arthur Gilbert Claither
Sanford Payton
Boscawen St
Boyce
Kert St
N. Kent St
Kent St
Beethoven Leonora Overtures Count and Fidelio Link
The Leonora overtures number three in total. Leonora No 2 appeared for Fidelio in 1805, No 3 for 1806, and No 1 for a Prague performance in 1807. The Fidelio Overture or Leonora No 4 was written in 1814.
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Fidelio
Prague
James W. Epling Dies in Roanoke
Relatives in Roanoke learn of the death of James W. Epling retired Norfolk and Western Railroad engineer. He died yesterday afternoon about 6 15 and is survived by his wife Reba Fansier and four sisters. Funeral services are planned at 2310 Delaware Ave Roanoke tomorrow at 2 30 p m with interment at Green Hill Cemetery Roanoke.
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Roanoke
James W. Epling
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Epling
Reba Fansier
Delaware Ave
Cireen
Hill
Shades of Black in Art and Physics
In art many shades of black exist since colors are not pure. In physics black represents total absence of light, so there is a single pure shade.
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H. M_R
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