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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1952

Page

5

Southern Governors Weigh Cautious Walkout Talk

Governors at the National Governors Conference showed caution toward possible party walkouts while addressing state issues. The report notes actions by Gov. Charles H. Russell of Nevada and mentions Sen. Richard Russell of Indiana in the fragmented narrative.

Morrie Landsberg Taheeeston Tex Charles H. Russell Nevada Oklahoma Sen Richard Russell Indi

Budget Deficit Trimmed by Foreign Aid Outlays

Washington reports foreign aid outlays totaling about 2.4 billion reduced the 1952 budget gap to 4.91664 billion dollars. Government costs for the year ending June 30 reached 66.1 billion, with total outlays near Truman’s January figures and defense and other expenses contributing to the smaller deficit.

Lagin Washington Ull Outleys Frey Truman

Maury Watts Dies in Richmond at 73

Maury Baldwin Watts, 73, of Winchester Richmond died at 8 30 last night in Richmond. Born November 3 1878 he was a son of Thomas Lafayette Watts and Augusta Richmond. He leaves eight grandchildren and two sisters and brothers. Funeral arrangements not yet received here.

Maury Baldwin Watts Winchester Richmond Mr. Watts Thomas Lafayette Augusta Richmond Win Watts Dabney Waller Watts

Police Court Implicates Four Drunk Subjects in Gainesboro

Paul Foreman, 9, of Gainesboro, and George Brill of the City, were charged with drunkenness and fined 9.25 dollars each.

Paul Foreman Gainesboro George Brill

Prices of Small Turkeys and Hams Trimmed for Holidays

Prices for small turkeys and hams were cut at several markets as holiday specials. Turkeys dropped up to ten cents per pound, hams nine smoked or canned items down as much as six cents. Fresh fruits and vegetables showed mixed moves with heat affecting eggs and butter slightly higher in some markets. First Black Mission figs from California arrived as others rose or held steady across produce lines.

Associated Press Agriculture Department California

Birthday: John Wesley Cline, medical leader, history to Harvard MD

John Wesley Cline born in July is highlighted in this birthday feature. He served as president of the American Medical Association for 1951 52, championing medicine standards and fighting opposition to dangers of lower medical cine standards. He earned a BA in history and an MD from Harvard, graduating cum laude.

John Wesley Cline Stan Bain Medical Association Cline Harvard

Thrifty City Foods List Highlights Canned Goods

A fragment notes thrifty buying using canned and frozen city products. Items include turkeys beef rib roasts frank furters ground beef watermelons green peas and other vegetables. It mentions the Agriculture Hepathin.

Frank Furters

Third District Pro-Irie Delegates Face Seat Challenge

Richmond activists Earle Lutz and Thomas Boushall filed a credentials appeal in Chicago after the state committee ruled against their pro Eisenhower bid. National Chair Guy Molinari said the issue was referred back to the state level and settled there. Virginia delegates split Taft eight Eisenhower four with 11 undecided as Sen Lodge indicated Eisenhower gains support. Woods said most voters back Eisenhower for unity and the presidency.

Chicago Earle Lutz Thomas Boushall Richmond Guy Pgge GOP Lutz Boushall Richard C Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr R-Mass Eisenhower Virginia Taft Eisenho

The Sun and Its Secrets in a Student Lesson

A student feature explains the sun as the nearest star and its role in light heat and life. It notes light speed and distances to Alpha Centauri, and mentions solar substances and helium first detected in the sun. It also includes a question about aiding alien residency and a guarded answer fragment.

al- Centauri Earth

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