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Winchester Virginia newspaper, established 1996, notes muntered at the post office as second class matter in Winchester VA.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
4
Harriman hints Stalin backs GOP hoping for U.S. collapse
Averell Harriman says Stalin prefers a Republican win, based on Kremlin optimism after the seven postwar years of Democratic rule. He argues Stalin has benefited from U.S. aid and influence abroad, and would not easily abandon that patronage if the GOP took office.
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Spokane
Washington
Averell Harriman
Joseph Stalin
Mr. Harriman
Russia
Kremlin
Stalin
G.O.P
Europe
Poland
Germany
China
Far East
Near East
Look Audiences and Miller Blame in Virginia View
The Danville Register notes Francis Pickens Miller laments Virginia’s public administration and congressional representation. He warns the commonwealth is dying of dry rot and citizens suffer under dictatorship, while farmers lack friends in Washington. He proposes a path out via Pickens Miller in the Senate.
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Francis Pickens Miller
Virginia
Commonwealth
Washington
Pickens Miller
Senate
Pickens
Virginia looks to Byrd leadership amid political clash
The piece, praised by Look magazine, lauds Virginia for efficiency and taxpayer value under Senator Harry F. Byrd while criticizing Pickens and Lambeth for attacking the state's record. Voters are urged to weigh leadership quality and Byrd’s influence on public affairs.
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Pickens
Alleghanies
Atlantic
Look Magazine
Virginia
Harry ¥. Byrd
Eisenhower Press Remarks Blur Distinction With Taft Dulles
In a broad exchange Eisenhower says Dulles and he are not far apart on policy. He argues for active involvement abroad while noting isolationist temptations and stresses that both Taft and Eisenhower would back alliances yet insist each nation must defend itself. no clear blueprint exists to define tomorrow’s actions.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Taft
Mr. Taft
Mr. Eisenhower
Cherry crop sales surge as growers report brisk demand
Local growers say cherries are selling rapidly with prices at sixty cents per gallon on opening day. The note lists other items including Pvt Ray A Carter stationed at Camp Breckinridge and veterans events in Bristol.
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Ray A. Carter
R. C. Carter
Camp Breckenridge
Kentucky
B. A. Grayson
Jenny Haines
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bristol
Car plunges off road on Apple Pie Ridge Hill
Mr and Mrs Ford Luttrell escaped serious injury when their auto steering failed and the car plunged down Hietts hill on Apple Pie Ridge. Miss Elisabeth Steck Arthur entertained at her Pairiaz Lane home for Miss Ann Mumma. Mr and Mrs Paul Haldeman hosted Old Fredericktown Garden Club at a husbands’ picnic.
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Ford Luttrell
Hietts Hill
Apple Pie Ridge
Elisabeth Steck Arthur
Pairiaz Lane
Ann Mumma
Paul Haldeman
Old Fredericktown
Local prices advertised for bacon and fruit
Local stores advertise bacon 40 cents a pound ham 29 cents coffee 20 cents lemons 25 cents a dozen bananas 25 cents oranges 45 cents and new potatoes 17 cents for five pounds. Mrs. Thomas White confined to her home on South Kent Street after a fall. Miss Margaret Snyder newly elected president of the Girls Athletic Club hosts dinner for the association’s newly elected council.
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Thomas White
South Kent Street
Margaret Snyder
Girls Athletic Club
Association
Handley Library site chosen on Piccadilly Braddock corner
The Mesmer property at Piccadilly and Braddock Streets was purchased by the Handley Trustee for the proposed Handley Library. The Cumberland Valley Firemen's Assoc organized with W. R. Kline of Martinsburg as first president. The Winchester Horse Show Assoc, a newly formed group, announced its show would be on July 30 and 31.
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Mesmer
Piccadilly and
Braddock Streets
Handley
Handley Library
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Assoc
W. R. Kline
Martinsburg
Winchester Horse Show Assoc
GOP Foreign Policy Plank Should Offer No Trouble
The piece argues the 1948 Republican foreign policy plank, shaped by Lodge and Dewey, would pose no real difficulty for today’s GOP if updated for current conditions. It notes Ike and Truman share similar views, highlights limited differences, and recalls the 1948 stance on collective security and Western unity as a basis for present strategy.
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Earl Warren
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Ike
Dewey
Warren
Truman Acheson
Eisenhower
Truman
Russia
GOP
Acheson
Bob
Earl
Europe
IQ Quiz Item Pack from a Historical Page
This fragment lists trivia prompts and their prompts asking about an injective ary term, Leatherstocking Tales author, a legendary drink of the gods, praline meaning, a credited line about a witty person, and the lovers holiday date.
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Kern
Rainfall Totals From 48 Hours To 1913 Through Year 1001
Rainfall figures compiled for 48 hours ending 7 am today show monthly totals in a historical span from 1913 to 1001 inclusive. Reported values include 2.45 inches for January, 9.88 inches for March, 3.83 inches for July, August, and September, with other months listed as 190. and 3.37 inches for October.
Fragmented prompt on kidney attack care needs
OCR fragment describes medical care for a kidney attack with references to kidney stones passing through the ureter, possible obstruction, pain and blood in urine, and urgent health concern. Distance from full clarity but indicates urgent evaluation.
Boundary facts in Wyoming and Colorado latitude longitude
The fragment discusses geographic boundaries and coordinates for Wyoming and Colorado. It mentions latitude and longitude lines and areas though specifics are unclear. It appears to compare boundary alignment and labeling between the two states.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Coloaaene
Petia
General Lee and fatherhood insight shared in memory
A fragment recalls General Lee walking with his son and noticing the boy emulating his father's posture. Lee reflects that a parent's duty is to model maturity and guide a child toward the best life possible.
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General Lee
Lee
The Whole Armor Chapter Sixteen Visitation Struggles and Revelations
Paul faces pressure from his parents over a relationship while his sister Elizabeth consoles him. Their conversations touch on sacrifice and love as Paul plans to see Connie amid family concern and Peter’s health crisis, with hospital visits and emotional tension shaping their choices.
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Paul
Paw
Jon
Elizabeth
Pew
Ana Agra
Bess
Philip
New York
Elizebet
Connie & Be Bitten
Untitled Solarium Exchange Between Jon and Faith Baldwin
Fragmentary dialogue portrays tension around Jon and Paul with references to staff fatigue, wartime context, medical constraints, and strained relationships. The piece hints at emotional distress, dependence, and conflicts over usefulness amid a tense social setting.
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