18 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1952
Page
1
A government investigation into the so called World Oil Cartel was commissioned years ago and later presented before a grand jury, with key figure Reelene departing the case as it moved toward inter official action.
Donnelly takes over as high commissioner in Germany succeeding John J. McCloy who retires after three years of service. The appointment follows postwar peace plans and signals the expected arrival of the first U S ambassador to Germany under new arrangements.
A powerful earthquake in Central Japan left at least nine dead and 134 injured as buildings collapsed trapping residents in the Osaka Kyoto area. Tokyo dispatches report the tremor struck early, flattening hundreds of homes and sparking rescue efforts.
Community notices describe lawn mower sharpening service and a yard party at Relief Methodist Church on a Saturday night in July. Attendees can enjoy ham and pies with homemade soda and pastries at Macedonia Church and Sahat Pairview Eu event beginning at 5 pm.
Report describes a steel seizure scenario under the act with officials cautious about confirming rumors of a secret plan. The piece notes possible plant actions and references involvement or planning by CIO workers, while officials declined to comment or deny the report.
Fighting remained intense as Communists pressed to seize Old Baldy until 3 45 a m amid cloudy weather that grounded most Allied aircraft during a week of routine front line activity.
Rams entered for a large purebred ram sale at the Livestock Producers Association show. 57 animals will be available with 10 am start and sale to follow. judges include Dr. W. D. Myers and S. L. Craig of Winchester and Roy M. Godsey, Clarke County Agent.
A gaunt Scotch collie stood watch at an abandoned mine in Spring City, Mo, on the 19th day of its vigil. A man tumbled into the shaft but no one is reported missing. Local officials and volunteers continue attempts to probe the mine without success.
H. C. Sheetz and Son at 130 N Loudoun Street was entered last night. Burglars took seven or eight suits and 12 to 14 pairs of socks and 8 to 14 ties worth about 400 to 500 dollars. Suits were size 39 winter weight Curlee or Griffon brands with Sheets label. Socks were size 12 priced 85 cents each.
Total assets for the three city banks at the end of June were 24,126,374.66, up 830,789.54 from the first quarter but 288,417.05 below the beginning of the year. The fluctuation is blamed on March tax payments reducing deposits as large sums are moved early in the month.
President Truman undergoes the final round of medical tests after a bout with a virus. Reporters question his next move as delegates prepare for the Democratic convention and the party’s selection process.
The Army awarded a Silver Star to a 62 year old master sergeant in his third war. The medal was pinned on M. Arne Stenslie of Devils Lake North Dakota. Stenslie served in World Wars I and II as well as the Korean conflict.
A four year old girl named Linda died in Chicago after a long illness described as one of nature’s rare ailments. The child entered the hospital on January 28, 1948, at two months old, with unclear cause and no known cure. Research and education officials noted the case as unusual.
Weather report notes widespread heat across much of the country with showers and thunderstorms in parts. Cooler air only slowly filters into the sweltering region, especially over the Middle Atlantic states.
Vice President Alben Barkley arrived in Chicago and walked seven blocks from the station to his hotel. He predicted victory for any ballot and said he spoke with President Truman, though no pledge of support was given for the pool convention. He quipped about walking the route again if needed.
Governor Battle says Senator Russell of Georgia may win Southern Democratic support if Russell clarifies his Taft Harley Act revision stance. He cautions that backing hinges on specific amendments and suggests a walkout could occur if the civil rights issue is not tempered. Battle notes his own limited race prospects.
The 77 year old premier formed a new cabinet after Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi approved the move in 1946 and 1947 amid tensions over nationalization of the dollar. Observers note a shift in policy as the government seeks settlement with opposition forces.
Indiana agencies warn residents not to swim fish from or drink nearby wells as cyanide from a Lafayette plant sewer dump travels down the Wabash. A heavy river patrol tracks the poison while Terre Haute may see treated water by Saturday.
Extended Virginia forecast calls for relatively cool conditions early in the period with a cooler trend on Monday followed by showers over the weekend into Monday. Rain chances surface Saturday Sunday and Monday with moderate totals.
Rev Abbot, married and a religious educator at Princeton University, accepts a Berryville call. He will fill the pulpit at 11 a.m. with the Berryville Pulpit Committee led by A Garth Williams, Cyrus G Pine, J C Brubaker, Fred Alger, and Marion Stolle.
Miss Louise Castleman was elected president of the Conrad Hoover Unit 21 American Legion Auxiliary during a supper meeting at Mrs. Claude Cammer’s home. First vice historian is Mrs. P. G. Ireland and chaplain is Mrs. H. M. Carbaugh. Secretaries and committee chairs to be named later. Alternate delegates named for Legion Conference are Mrs. Pan gle and Miss Anna Bell with Mrs. Claude P. G. Treland and Miss Louise serving as alternates.
Virginia Democrats debate possible shift as they consider uncommitted delegates and a potential presidential candidate from Georgia. Discussion focuses on strategy and futures for candidates amid uncertain guidance and limited local options.
Chicago reports a dance of factions as Texas delegates dispute seating. The loyalist camp backs Governor Allan while the Shivers faction challenges the results citing internal party tensions and delays.
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