Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church meet at the Vatican
When Cardinals gather at the Vatican they use Latin as the official language for discussions and formal proceedings.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1952
Page
12
When Cardinals gather at the Vatican they use Latin as the official language for discussions and formal proceedings.
Daylight Saving Time listings for WTTG Channel 5 and WTOP Channel 9 include film showings like Silent Men with Frank Albertson, City of Silent Men, The Man Who Lost Himself, plus news, weather, interviews, and drama blocks from 3:00 PM to 11:15 PM.
A question asks if a plane can be seriously damaged by a bird collision. The answer asserts that even a small bird of about 4 pounds can tear a wing hole large enough for a man to crawl through, indicating serious potential damage.
Dorothy Roe reports a philanthropic woman funds the Stop the Music show by giving about 150000 dollars annually in cash and prizes to winners. One winner even sold her prize the same day for 2000 dollars, highlighting the unpredictable generosity behind the program.
A roundup of residents visiting relatives and guests across Lebanon and nearby towns. Mr Henry Martie buys Ernest Property. families including Keller, Gore, Silvous, Teets, Fishel, Windle, Pugman and Kokaski are noted with visits, moves, and weekend travels. Pfc. W B Humphries returned for July 4 weekend after a Marine transfer from Lejeune to Quantico.
Twelve men from Winchester and Frederick County are to be inducted into the Armed Forces. The group includes Charles Eugene Greenwalt of 934 Woodland Avenue and Robert Eugene Schrader of 360 Charlies Street, plus Kenneth Eugene Williams of 120 West Leicester Street and Earl Edward Strosnider of 5115.
A doctor named Suddards read a prayer titled Our Navy Eee te for Our Navy at the launching of a ship at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in 1843. This is noted as the only record of such an opening prayer up to 1914.
Three local fire companies answered a 6 10 p m call yesterday and found nothing serious, leaving the scene without further action.
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