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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1952
Page
12
New York reports canned meat sales soar with hot weather. Canners and industry groups say summer demand has risen consistently since 1948 and current production runs about five times higher than 15 years ago.
TV day schedule lists daytime daylight saving time slots across WNEW WMAL and WTOP channels. Includes Payoff quiz Matinee in New York News cinema SOS Tidal Wave feature, Late Nite The Late Ship and Cronkite weather updates, with Mark Evans interviews and Telenews entries.
The Winchester Tuberculosis Association board will meet at the association office, 206 N Cameron Street. Two members of the state staff will attend to discuss the possible reclassification of the Winchester organization.
Mrs. W. F. P. O Donohue chair of the Winchester Frederick County Blood Donor Program asks donors to bring registration cards to tomorrow s clinic at the Winchester Frederick Street Presbyterian Church from 10 a m to 4 p m. The quota remains short and appointments may be made by calling 5421 or visiting the Red Cross office in George Washington.
Lt General Edward H. Brooks commended the 29th Infantry Division for its performance at the Military Reservation. He praised both the division's soldiers and civilian components for their work during the exercise and training period.
In MUNSAN Korea two Communist prisoners of war were killed and eight wounded on Koje Island last week, prompting a protest from Red envoys. The U N Command response described the mood as objective as delegates prepared to reconvene at 1110 a m local time tomorrow.
Philip Murray declares there is no sign of defeat in CIO steelworkers who are in the sixth week of the national strike. About 18,000 union members gathered on an athletic field while Murray’s program of signing smaller agreements aims to extend the struggle.
Government reports indicate the cost of living is at an all time high with June food prices up three tenths of 1 percent to 14 percent above pre Korean War levels. Rents are expected to drive another rise in the upcoming index. Wholesale prices also changed for the week ended July.
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