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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
3
The record notes the National Safety Council was founded in 1913. The statement appears as a brief factual reference about the organization and its origin.
An advertisement promises a large cash prize of one million dollars to relieve piles. The notice asks readers to claim the award and mentions medical relief and prize terms.
Mexico City remains tense as more than 500 supporters of an unsuccessful rival candidate are jailed for alleged disorder. Four deaths linked to the unrest. the small Agu party backed Gen. Miguel Henriquez Gusman, who appears defeated by the government candidate.
AP News features writer Alexander R. Georg analyzes the aging presidency trend as Benjamin Harrison and the next candidate may become the oldest U.S. president. The piece notes William Henry Harrison at 68 at inauguration and contrasts with Theodore Roosevelt and others who reached younger ages in office.
Virginia horsemen announce their annual show to be held Saturday, July 12 at the Warrenton Horse Show grounds. It is described as the largest of its kind in the country with divisions for racing stock, hunters and ponies. This year over 70 exhibitors are expected to present 177 entries.
Flight No. 420 from Roanoke to New York City experienced a nose wheel collapse before landing. The pilot managed a safe touchdown with no injuries reported and continued operations after the incident.
Guardsmen at A P Hill Military Reservation Virginia entered the 11th day of training. Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckford, then adjutant general of Maryland, was slated for a visit, reflecting on his postwar career after World War II. Weather shifted from rain to better conditions, offering a brighter side to the drills.
A federal court dismissed a single count of illegal black market activity against Mrs Reed wife of a U S Air Force colonel The case involved her alteration of gasoline coupons and alleged purchases of 600 gallons of gasoline through the coupon system.
A break in the Little Inch pipeline in a countryside barley field caused a fire fed by Eastern Transmission Company. Gas was shut off at two nearby points about ninety minutes after a strong concussion. No injuries were reported.
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