11 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1952
Page
1
Virginia residents will receive a nine percent tax reduction this year, extending to individuals and corporations. The cap for refunds rose to 107 million 764 thousand 727 dollars, with five million credited to state income tax returns. The Byrd era previously set 10 to 20 percent refunds depending on funds.
Ansel B. Solenberger told a Chicago convention audience that Virginia delegates were elected to represent the party. He said Virginia Republicans will back the national ticket and that the party’s candidates are chosen by established procedures.
Allied air forces strike Pyongyang with hundreds of planes smashing the capital as U N time reports Fifth Air Force says bombs and strafing hit Red targets within a mile of a camp. Russian built MIGs clash with Sabres from Manchurian bases. one MIG damaged.
The Richmond forecast covers July 13 through July 16 with extended outlook for heat and possible storms. Weather teams issue guidance for outdoor plans and operations ahead of weekend activities.
The Associated Press reports Virginia politics as Senator Byrd denies seeking CIO support from Charles C. Webber. Lambeth cites a July 3 letter as proof of CIO influence while urging Virginians to choose the best Virginia representative for the Senate.
Delegates in Virginia lean toward Taft as winner measures shift and ballots near necessity. Leaders Fred McWane and Eugene Worrell push Taft at a time when votes favor a general outcome ahead of rivals.
The non partisan Whistles to Sound to Get Out Voters committee stresses their activities are non partisan and adopt the motto Vote as you please but please vote. Quarters are kept at the George Washington Hotel and voters may call 4811 for information or transportation to the polls.
A 34 year old air force officer opened fire at a hospital ward killing nurse Haywood and two guards Garrell Cooper and another person were among the deceased as staff rushed to aid victims. The shooter then turned the pistol on himself.
The note conveys a sheriff involved in a protracted dispute or conflict described as bitter. The text references an entity or chapter labeled 12 est and a place or group named Unat, indicating a law enforcement action amid ongoing contention.
Scott Thomas E Dewey and others vie for the No 2 spot as Republicans discuss a Nixon vice presidential nomination. Senators Duff and Saltonstall are among high party figures urging action while Byrd comments on the matter.
Taft congratulated the winner and pledged support for the campaign after a private conference with Eisen. The two later appeared in public at the Hilton Motel, joined by Seaymal and Tate on the ninth floor, then departed separately as discussions continued.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower won the Republican presidential nomination at the 25th national convention in Chicago. He led with 895 votes to Taft's 502 on the first roll call before Minnesota shifted 19 votes to Stassen, producing a final tally of 845 for Eisenhower and 280 for Taft as unity followed the dramatic vote.
Forecast predicts a bumper corn harvest amid higher prices for meat dairy and poultry products as the agriculture sector faces renewed demand and market pressures.
Chaotic convention scene in Chicago as five ticket groups rally across the hall. Spectators, bands, and emblems create a raucous, noisy display into dawn while nominating five men for the nation’s top office.
Fragmented OCR text shows multiple names and times with a request for attendance. It references Kenneth Robinson and R and T Orchard Road with June July dates and a regular meeting. Details are incomplete and uncertain due to damaged text.
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