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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1952
Page
2
Readable fragments describe a sitdown strike inside a mine ending with workers refusing to leave. The account mentions miners, sulphur deposits, and a prolonged confrontation, but specific names, dates, or locations are not provided. The piece ends with a poetic or reflective line about the strike’s duration and outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and names such as Henry George, William Dawes, and Corsica. The passage lacks a coherent event or clear article context to summarize into a factual card.
Fragmentary auction items list real estate sales near Winchester. Times include 11 am and 1 am with trustees and auctioneers named, indicating property at Court House and local avenues. Details are incomplete but point to public sale actions by court order or trustee.
Former Congressman Vito Marcantonio told the Progressive Party National Convention that President Truman seeks civil rights as a issue not statute and accused the administration of double dealing. He blamed Republican Sen Taft for civil rights sabotage and cited Eisenhower’s ballot support as proof of a growing political current.
Fragmentary text mentions a Richmond date December 9, 1927 and Italian Dictator Benito Mussolini. It references a senator and remarks calling Mussolini among the most evil men of the era, in a World War I to World War II context.
A typhoon with winds up to 90 mph approached China mainland as Hong Kong raised storm signals. The observatory noted the storm about 300 miles southeast of Hong Kong moving northwest. reports from the Philippines cited 65 dead 118 missing and over 10 000 homeless.
The report shows corn with no clear trend while oats soybeans and rye present varied quotes. Prices listed include Sep and Dec futures with dates and fractional bids across corn oats rye soybeans and soy products.
Copenhagen emergency cabinet meeting ends without decision on U S protest over handing Danish built tanker to Russia. Tanker at shipyards displays Hammer and Sickle and roving Russian crew awaits minor alterations before sailing. United States warned of possible halt to military aid if Denmark persists.
Obituary notes the death of Dr. Pine a resident of Oklahoma City with prior ties to Protas, July 96 1878 date appears in the fragmentary report.
Eight local men with local guard units at A. P. Bil were awarded service medals as they continue on duty.
In Pusan Korea President Syngman Rhee signaled a presidential contest soon but said he does not wish to run. The National Assembly passed a compromise amendment for direct popular election of the President and a two house Congress. Fourteen arrested. ten released but facing charges. Martial law around Pusan remains until lifted.
Millikin pressed to keep strict to the 1952 platform while other committees circulated an alternate version. Prospective presidential candidates were seen as weighing in, with views expected to carry influence.
Early day proposals resisted as Gen Henry Cabot warns of outcomes if Warren falters. Maryland holdout states debate whether to back or withhold support, voting split appears likely as the nomination race unfolds.
Granville D. Donald 76, farmer of Stephens City Frederick County, died at home after birth in Madison County March 27 1676. He was husband of Alice Smith and father of seven sons and one sister. Funeral held 3 p.m. at Jones church with Great grand relations noted.
Mayhew arrested in Chestnut Grove late Wednesday by Sheriff DeHaven and Captain Ritter of the Winchester Police. He faces charges of assault stemming from the incident involving the Adams chickens at Mayhew’s mother’s home.
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