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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1952

Page

9

Birth Certificates On File For 99% of City Babies

Virginia reports 97.1 percent of births registered in the three months of 1950, with several cities reaching 99 percent or higher. The study, by State Health Department and federal agencies, aims to boost birth registration nationwide and guide health planning and proof of age and birth details.

Virginia State Health Department Bureau of the Census Mack J. Shanholtz State Bureau of Vital Statistics US Public Health Service Bureau of Vital Statistics Estelle Marks Alexandria Bristol Buena Vista Clifton Forge Hampton Harrisonburg Lynchbure Martinsville Newport News Radford Richmond Roanoke Norfolk Waynesboro Williamsboro Winchester Loudoun Madison Mathews Middlesex Nelson Page Rockingham Shenandoah Surry York Virginian Hospital

Judge Fines Himself Five Dollars for Tardiness

In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Allen W. Ashburn, known for fining attorneys for lateness, arrived late by two and one day minutes. A juror noted the standard is a dollar per minute, and the judge fined himself five dollars in court.

Los Angeles Allen W. Ashburn Ashburn Judee

Big News Ahead in 1952 Renew Your STAR Subscription

The STAR urges readers to renew subscriptions as the newspaper previews major coverage planned for 1952. Officials promise enhanced reporting, expanded columns, and thorough community updates to mark the new year.

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Handley Band Members Win Trip To Charlottesville

Fifteen Handley High School band students earned a trip to the All State Band event at Lane High School in Charlottesville on February 8 and 10. Members include Rene Hauptmann and Nancy Quarles among others with Gaylen Strance directing and Donald MacInnis conducting the workshop band. A free public concert by the concert and workshop bands will be held Sunday afternoon with guest conductor Russell Harvey.

Handley High School Lane High School Charlottesville Rene Hauptmann Nancy Quarles Jim Marco Pegey Long Robert Kendall Helen Boyd Lee Rathman Luther Conner Linda Smith Judy Anderson Ronald Johnston Trumphet Jack Carr John Pickeral Robert Pickeral Tympani James McFadden Gaylen Strance George Turner Russell Harvey DeLasalle High School Chicago American Institute of Music Donald MacInnis University of Virginia

Plan Crow Shoot In Warren County

Warren County Fish and Game Protective Association met at Front Royal and planned a crow shoot to be held soon. Bounties will be paid by the Association and Warren County Chapter Isaac Walton League at a joint meeting.

Warren County Fish and Game Protective Association Warren County Isaac Walton League

Cars Collide At Intersection In Bethesda and Stephenson

A 2:30 p m collision at Indian Alley and Fairfax Lane caused about 100 damage. James E Effier of Bethesda nd drove a Plymouth sedan while George C Hiett of Stephenson drove a Buick four door sedan. Officer Holmes McFarland said the Plymouth pulled from Indian Alley to make a rest turn and the Buick slid into it. Each car sustained 50 damage.

Indian Alley Fairfax Lane James E. Effier Bethesdand George C Hiett Stephenson Holmes McFarland Winchester McFarland Pairfax Lane Buick Effler

Longest duration of a total solar eclipse

At any point a total eclipse cannot exceed about 1 to 2 minutes in duration. This maximum occurs near noon close to the equator. The average total eclipse lasts only about two to three minutes.

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