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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
6
Detroit reports the auto industry cannot meet the National Production Authority’s 1,006,000 car limit for the first quarter due to shortages of copper and aluminum. Factories cut production to preserve materials, risking layoffs as NPR and manufacturers seek an upward revision while defense demand looms.
Eighteen Virginians will be selected to attend veterinary schools in Georgia and Texas under a regional contract with VPI. Georgia and Texas will pay 1000 dollars per student yearly, with 12 at the University of Georgia and 6 at Texas A and M.
Winchester firemen answered a false alarm at 11:55 PM at 218 Loudoun Street the residence of Miss Lucy Kurtz. No one had reported a fire and a search of the house followed while she was away in Washington to hear evangelist Billy Graham.
In Trail Justice Court Edwards James Kirk of Berryville received 20 days suspended and a 7.25 dollar fine. Robert C. Rackely of Martinsburg faced reckless driving with a 34.25 dollar fine. William Douglas Kline of Strasburg was fined 25.25 dollars for speeding. Holmes R. Rosenberger of Winchester paid 9.25 dollars for operating without a license.
Clouds consist of tiny water droplets and ice crystals that are heavier than air yet are kept aloft by upward air currents. When droplets grow too large they fall as raindrops, producing precipitation as the clouds descend.
New York interview with Cecil B DeMille discusses interests in astronomy and the atom and his wish for more time to ponder mind and soul. He cites Paradise ranch near Hollywood as a retreat for study and hints at a future Helen of Troy story as 1952 inspiration.
A public safety notice urges drivers to slow down and obey speed limits. It emphasizes that careful driving reduces collisions, injuries, and fatalities on roads and urges adherence to traffic laws for community safety.
The Royal Chapter of the American Red Cross asks for clothing and bed linen for a family of seven left homeless last Monday. The mother, father, and five daughters aged eight months to thirteen years live with a neighbor and need winter coats, shoes, and apparel. Items can be left at the Red Cross office in the George Washington Hotel building or arranged for pickup by calling 412.
An average of 56 000 children are adopted annually according to WN C A.
Lee Haller Jr 433g Cam eron St cited for operating a car with siren and fined 55 26 Scott Reasanale 68 cited for no operators license with 1025 Elwood Lowery 18 Stephena City cited for improper equipment on car with 1425 penalties
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