Lupton Orchard Service To Show New Tractors
Lupton Orchard Service plans a public showing of new tractors. The event invites local customers to view the latest models and compare features.
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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
10
Truman Signs Bill To Aid Veterans Of Korean War
President Truman signs legislation to aid Korean War veterans. The bill provides educational benefits ranging from $110 to $160 monthly based on dependents and service length, with eligibility tied to 60 days active duty and service within the United States. The program outlines varying monthly amounts for different dependent situations.
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Truman
St. Sans
U. S
Nancy Kefauver Pitches for Husband In Last Roundup
A fragmented report describes Nancy Kefauver campaigning for her husband, with references to public appearances across the country. An aide quotes uncertainty about strategy as the Kefauvers continue their bid and public outreach efforts.
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Nancy Kefauver
Husband
Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
Nancy
Man Pleads Guilty To Impersonation Case Involving Air Base Relations
A woman named Sanchez pleaded guilty to impersonation related to posing as the wife of S Sgt Ronald M Carpenter. Authorities said the scheme targeted military personnel near Air Force bases in New Mexico and Texas. Sanchez was held in the jail's women’s division for processing.
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Ootees
Seriine Sanchez
Air Force
New Mexico
Texas
Ronald M. Carpenter
Sanchez
Collegeatheist Hero Turns as Faith Interest Grows
A former student writer notes shifting attitudes as religious interest expands in college life. The piece discusses grants, church partnerships, and the aim to explore faiths of others alongside own.
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Dumane Ieeac
Betty Grable Rested and Ready for New Film Role
Hollywood column notes Betty Grable reports a year off to rest and prepare after nine months of shooting. She says the break was wonderful and she is back in The Farm and other projects, describing renewed energy and interest in her film work.
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Hollywood
Betty Grable
Administration Plans to Reshuffle Foreign Program
Congress cut President Truman's foreign military and economic aid request by 25 percent to 6.03 billion dollars. In signing the appropriation bill, the President called the cut the falsest kind of economy due to its impact on Western defense plans. Officials said scaling down includes aid to India with 50 million trimmed from the prior estimate for fiscal 1953 to bolster Nehru's regime.
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Congress
Truman
India
Nehru
Flurry of Flying Saucer Reports Rock State
A wave of reports about flying saucers swept through the state as observers and officials logged sightings. The Associated Press notes increased activity and public interest, with lingering questions about the origins and authenticity of the reports.
Te energy program funding in 1962 U.S. Atom plan
Fragmentary note asks about funding for a 1962 U.S. atomic energy program. The readable text cites a Te related energy initiative and mentions the year 1962 with reference to the Atom project.
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U. S
Convicted Lottery Operator Held For Hit-and-Run Death
Francis Duval Smith, convicted lottery operator, remained jailed on bond in North Carolina today charged with responsibility for the death of a 14 year old boy in a hit-and-run incident reported yesterday.
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N.C
Francis Duval Smith
Guilford County Deputies Seize Cash In Lien Case
Deputies confiscated cash totaling 5 500 and 304 in a case tied to a 632 162 state income tax lien against the subject. The action was executed by Guilford County deputies as part of enforcing the lien.
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Guilford County
V E Day 1945 Overview for American Soldiers in Europe
On V E Day May 8 1945 the Allied victory marked the end of World War II in Europe. Reports note large American forces in Europe awaiting demobilization while celebrations and relief spread across allied nations.
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Europe
H. D
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