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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1952
Page
4
The fragment lists contact numbers for the Winchester Evening Star and prints a Bible verse Isaiah 50 8 about a deadly enemy near. It references subscription rates and route information and includes a date July 18 1982.
Current Opinion notes Virginia voters cast ballots yesterday, denying Miller’s charges that Senator Byrd harmed farmers. In Pittsylvania, 5,500 farm families rejected the accusation by 3,853 to 1,733 with six precincts pending. In the Fifth District, twenty thousand four hundred thirty nine backed Miller’s claim with ten thousand seven hundred eighty nine opposed. Danville and Schoolfield precincts previously favored Byrd, signaling broader backlash against Miller’s allegations.
The New York Times reports a 100 million dollar loss on automobile disability insurance nationwide last year. Higher rates are likely for all drivers, with prospects of graded rates to reward good drivers and charge bad ones, per the New York State Insurance Department.
The passage argues that licensing powers resting with states should bar dangerous drivers and vehicles from roads. It notes Missouri among states that could enforce stricter rules to keep unsafe drivers off public highways, emphasizing state responsibility.
Governor Battle’s office reveals a 9 percent tax credit for Virginia taxpayers, reducing bills due December 5. With fiscal year budget at 102.2 million and June 30 revenues at 107.8 million, the $5.6 million cut is pitched as a Christmas relief, surpassing many states’ tax hikes.
The doorkeeper hurried down the club steps and slipped, rolling from the last stairs as the manager stood nearby. The incident prompted onlookers to alert staff and check for injuries. No further details from the scene are provided.
Henry Bursey of Hart Street caught a five-pound smallmouth bass in the South Branch of the Shenandoah River, adding a notable catch to local fishing records.
Mr and Mrs George Guthridge welcomed a daughter with congratulations. Mrs Guthridge is formerly Miss Audrey DeHaven. Richard E Grove and Ted C Staples made the Dean's list at Randolph Macon College. Henry Boyd hosted guests at his Berryville home including Henry Boyd Jr of Nashville Tenn.
Miss Edmonia Stine Baker announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Carr Baker Anderson to Russell Van Burren Oliver of Takoma Park Maryland. Mrs Emory Larrick Mrs William Clem and Miss Helen Clem have returned home after several days in Atlantic City. Mrs Mollie Hottie of South Cameron Street is visiting Baltimore with her sister Mrs Kirchner.
Miss Margaret Evans returned home after a vacation in Harrisburg Pa. Mr and Mrs Alvin Shade hosted a motor boat party at their summer place at Falling Waters West Virginia. Mrs Robert Kremer spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs Brill in Toms Brook.
Mr and Mrs Samuel D Braithwaite of Nain entertained in honor of daughter Annie on her birthday. A Hunter Boyd Jr placed fifth among Maryland Bar Examination applicants.
Delegates gathering in Chicago for next week's Democratic national convention find deep fault lines with civil rights clashes and Hariman backed factions challenging Truman leadership. Observers warn of possible 1948 style realignment as southern resistance and rivalries threaten party unity and Eisenhower prospects.
A 53 year old prospective juror told a U S District Court judge in Denver that he faced mounting troubles as he awaited selection. The hearing addressed delays and potential disqualifications amid ongoing pretrial proceedings.
Reports from Peiping's People Daily say workers at the Harbin branch of the generation Engineering Co have improvised 215 kinds of tools with 54 deemed satisfactory.
The report lists 24 hour rainfall up to 7 am and monthly averages over 39 years. Figures include past day, year to date, and month by month totals such as February 2.89 inches and May 3.83 inches, with annual expectations around 39 years.
The article describes cerebral palsy as a brain condition causing paralysis and irregular movements. It notes possible birth-related injuries, infections, and hereditary factors, and mentions risks from maternal illness and toxins. It emphasizes the need for pregnancy medical exams and cautions against excessive vitamin doses without medical advice.
The piece recalls a patient told he would lose vision in one eye after an accident and could not save the other. Doctors offered a glass eye, but the man faced life with a twinkle, choosing bravery and humor over despair, a testament to courage amid hardship.
In Seattle and Korea the 29 year old major Mrs Eisenhower bids farewell to General Eisenhower. She stays with her mother Mrs John Doud as tears flow during the emotional send off. Ike waves and kisses the general after a tense moment before stepping away.
Q How much money did Longfellow receive for his poem The rock of the Hesperus The answer is 25 dollars. The poet accepted 25 dollars as his price for the poem. The New World proprietors enclosed 25 dollars with the work. Q Who invented the Barlow bomb E P F A Defense says it was an explosive device by a private citizen at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland just before World War II. It used liquid oxygen and was to be more powerful than standard explosives but tests proved otherwise. Q In what way does a fog differ from a cloud J J A fog is a cloud at ground level formed by suspended water droplets. Q Why is the first speaker at a national political convention called a keynoter F T The term comes from music where the main note of a scale is the key note guiding the opening speech. Q Are there only two kinds of race horses C M Race horses are Thoroughbreds or Standardbreds depending on whether they race under a saddle or in front of a sulky.
A local paper staged an auction to buy a nine year old bicycle for Joan Blanco after a prayer answered but cash short. A Courier Express photographer captured a moment of the bidding and later ran a photo with the caption Prayer Heard, But What's Her Name. A relative then notified the family.
M. 8. A. Mouvement Republican Populaire commonly known as Popular Republican Move refers to a postwar French political party linked to the Resistance of World War I era, outlining its origin and context in the political landscape.
In a rugged valley a tense reunion unfolds as Blaise and Mark Davis meet Melanie and confront past killings. Blaise questions Leonie and Chaves, while Melanie recalls hard years and a wary welcome to a family home. The scene hints at unresolved danger and shared history.
Excerpt shows Blaise and Melanie in a confrontational moment with commands and evasive replies. The dialogue hints at past violence and unresolved tension as they argue by a table, Melanie retreating while Blaise comments on someone removed from him.
A fragmented advertisement prompts readers to turn to page 2 for answers to 100 questions about IQ scoring and memory. It lists daily performance bands from 9–10 correct to 4 correct and mentions questions on historical figures, geography, and trivia.
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