Almond Backed For Virginia Governor In Tuesday Primary
The Star endorses J Lindsay Almond Jr of Roanoke in the Democratic primary for Virginia Governor. Almond longtime public official and former attorney general is opposed by How ard Carwile of Richmond, a persistent candidate with prior defeats.
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J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Roanoke
Howard Carwile
Richmond
Almond
Hastings Court
United States
House of Representatives
Virginia
Judge Almond
Carwile
Cable
Inflation Creeps Upward and Nuclear Test Debate Adjusts
The article notes 3.6 percent annual inflation with ongoing rises and explores causes from unions to debt. It also discusses a new U S hydrogen bomb claim of low fallout, scrutiny of tests, and emphasis on guided missiles over further hydrogen tests amid arms control debate.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
U. S
Defense
Wilson
United States
Population: When is Too Much
Population growth is described as humanitys most critical challenge amid rising numbers and limited resources. The piece compares current growth to historical rates, notes Americas vast population and resource gaps, and argues future culture hinges on wise governance rather than sheer numbers.
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Monte H
United
United States
Call to Halt Upward Price Creep Urges Broad Action
Economists, businessmen, labor leaders, government officials and citizens are urged to unite in mounting a broad battle to halt the ongoing upward creep in prices. The appeal stresses immediate steps across sectors to stabilize costs and protect consumers.
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Volved
Editorial Digest from 40 Newspapers
A digest of opinion from multiple papers highlights key editorials on public policy and society. It surveys diverse viewpoints, summarizing stance shifts and debates shaping national discourse without quoting verbatim.
Notable Local and National Happenings from 1952
A compilation of 1952 items includes Carl Campbell elected Seventh District American Legion commander at a Lura convention, a violent holiday weekend toll surpassing 600 deaths in three days, rookie college news, and several local social visits. Also noted are wheat prices in Shenandoah Valley, a car accident on Apple Pie Ridge with one minor injury, and Society notices involving residents and guests from nearby towns.
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Carl Campbell
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Lura
Associated Press
Thap Seid
James Lee Miller, Jr
Rish Family Prefix Explained In Letter
R. J. Scott explains a prefix of the Rish family names indicating a descendant. The note discusses the origin from an exclamation used in dir es address and its historical usage within the surname lineage.
Supreme Court and Civil Rights Debate From an American Perspective
A critical speech condemns the modern Supreme Court for social and political bias, warns of centralized federal tyranny, and argues Congress must curb court overreach to protect state rights and constitutional government. It attacks H R 6127 civil rights legislation as federal overreach and defends States powers.
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Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Steve Nelson
New York
Imey
Girard College
Stephen Girard
Congress
Speaker
Eisenhower
Truman
America
Organized Labor
Sam Gompers
Senate Labor Committee
New Deal
South
North
East
West
CUT the WEEDS around your property end on Vacant Low IT HELPS HEALTH
A public alert urges homeowners to clear vegetation near vacant lots to reduce health risks. Officials emphasize maintain cleared yards to prevent vermin, pests, and fire hazards, stressing community safety and property upkeep.
The Worry Clinic Cure by Vitamin R Religion
Howard G. a Miami patient labeled a worry wart finds relief from insomnia and fear of heart attacks after reading Dr. Crane and joining a church. He credits Vitamin R as religion and says regular Sunday study and prayer improved his sleep and mood.
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Howard G
Howard
Florida
India
Bethlehem
Judea
America
Jesus
Dr. Smith
Dr. Crane
Miami
Swedish private enterprise drives Gripsholm note
Letter to the Editor argues Sweden remains privately led and not subsidized, cites the Gripsholm loan, compares corporate taxes, and calls for correct labeling of Swedish capitalism while praising international cooperation. Delivered by Holger Lundbergh.
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Gripsholm
Sweden
America
United States
Kungsholm
Europe
New York
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
Quiz promises daily scoring over 10 days with levels Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. Includes questions on Oregon trading posts Fur Companies Astor element names Bible pit Jeremiah Amos Yamashita sentence Treaty Elim Penn treaty and language possessives and riddle about living under a tree.
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Ewell Blackwell
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Spud Chandler
Wrigley Pield Jr
Foro Lattrell
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Apple Pie Ridge
Luthre
Thomas Bebbington
Bonnie Tucker
Shenandoah Valley
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Byrd
T. Russell Cather
L. L. Hockman
South Washington St
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Noyloin
YFARS
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Altoona
Lyle Grim
Shaterstown
Sallie Todd
Winchester
OTTS
Wilem Weer
Fahrenheit
Daniel Gabe Fax Renhent
Mississippi River
King Fesures
R. J. Scott
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R.-Iii
George W. Crane
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Amos
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Judge Rosenman
Barney Baruch
Lake Erie
Yamashita
William Penn
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