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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1952
Page
2
A fragmented satirical piece describes Wilbur Peeble collapsing at the convention as observers remark on democracy. The scene shifts to Ike and Mamie in a tense post convention moment with delirious delegates and humorous medical notes.
Eisenhower, continuing from page one, admitted with wistful honesty that this is his first nomination for President and that he feels bewildered upset and unsure about what lies ahead. The remark underscores the gravity of his historic bid and personal nerves amid political scrutiny.
Chicago reports indicate Eisenhower forces solidified during the first ballot as Minnesota pledged to Taft after an earlier agreement. Delegates expected shifts on a second ballot and the nomination seen as a campaigner who could broaden appeal to younger voters.
Caribbean Union Seventh-day Adventists director Manuel will address Adventists tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the church with moving pictures from Trinidad illustrating his sermon.
The Mt. Carmel Methodist Church at Boyce will hold revival services starting tomorrow evening. Services will be at 7 45 o clock each evening with Rev B H Hudson pastor in charge. Open to the public.
A group of drivers will participate in a Road-E-O under the Junior Chamber of Commerce on July 23 at 12 30 p m. The event takes place on Kerr Street beside Virginia Avenue School.
A detained American attorney reportedly suffered beatings by Chinese Reds during a 16 month imprisonment. The article notes Bryan, age 59, a China resident for deportation, in connection with the case.
The Bureau of Entomology notes small insects in ordinary houses are mites that feed on the Han. They are linked to the chigger and are commonly found in domestic settings.
A Navy spokesman said recruiting staff reductions will affect both field and combat operating positions as part of a manpower cut across armed forces.
A soldier Miiace of Wedanue was court martialed briefly after discharge in 1947 and reenlisted in January 1948. The report notes the sequence of discharge, court action, and return to service.
A political message denounces wasteful ness arrogance and corruption in high places within a party long in power. It calls for removal of officials and easing burdens while addressing anxieties tied to prolonged control.
A brief fragment notes cattle in West Virginia with a remark that there are very few routes mentioned, and it suggests limited movement or access. The snippet lacks concrete names, dates, or organizations to identify a fuller story.
The document recounts residents along the Chambersville to Winchester road, noting about a hundred homes today and a small number previously. It identifies Albert Larrick, an ex-processor now av y baker, and Roy Larrick, Valley Fruit and Candy Co. secretary treasurer, with references to their father David Larrick and Clint Barr on Mt Falls route. The Winchester postmaster then was J. W. Seibert.
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