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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1952
Page
4
A fragment from a July 19 1963 page shows advertising rates six months one month and weekly options with irregular OCR text and a biblical verse from Deuteronomy 28 28. The readable portion includes price indicators and fragmentary column data.
Current Opinion notes Virginia taxpayers will see about 8.6 million in income tax reductions this year under the Byrd law. If revenue exceeds estimates, large cuts follow a predefined scale. this year a 9 percent reduction is mandated, lowering tax bills by roughly 5.6 million after essential needs are funded.
Raleigh News & Observer notes tragedy of Kermit era figure described as a millionaire living amid squalor with 6100 bills embedded in mattresses. The piece highlights loneliness and the empty end of wealth, reflecting on neglected old men and women who die with money but no penme’s care.
An elderly Kansas City resident known for living frugally and winter trips to Florida is described as a peculiar recluse who gave lavish tips. The piece notes his wealth despite poverty, and contrasts somber stories with a curious, sunward lifestyle.
The Roanoke World News reports Vice President Barkley signaling a candidacy for the Democratic nomination. It notes his age, marriage, and that Truman’s status opens the field with speculation on Estes Kefauver as a rival.
Pfc. Charles L. Shanhelts, first local man wounded in Korea, arrives home in Grimes to the relief of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Shanhelts. I.P. Stine Jr., son of County Agent Stine and White Hall 4-H member, vacationing at Ocean City Maryland.
Five years ago Mr and Mrs Lee Sirbaugh hosted in Kerns town for Mollie Kerns Roy Lee Sirbaugh and Bonnie Katherine Sirbaugh. Mr and Mrs David Grant celebrated their first anniversary with a buffet supper. Richard F Hatcher announced the engagement of daughter Anne Somerville to Mack Price Brown son of George F Brown of Charlotte.
Ten years ago Miss Daisy Darner of Roanoke became superintendent of nurses at Memorial Hospital succeeding Miss Mary McCone who had been commissioned as a lieutenant and stationed in North Carolina. Mr Charles Massey hosted a picnic honoring Lt Wendell Gray and Mr Alan Burnham of Washington. Mrs Roy Lee and Mrs John Snapp hosted in honor of the latter's husband on his birthday.
Mrs William McKenzie hosted Miss Florence Gereachenck of New York while Misses Mary Barr and Josephine Baker spent several days in Harrisonburg. Local Rotary members M B Sullivan Ralph Petit Robert Engle Marshal Baker and J C Arthur attended a luncheon for the newly organized Leesburg club.
Miss Jean Gore daughter of the sheriff hosted a cheerful gathering with many young guests in attendance enjoying a festive party atmosphere.
In a decisive Virginia election, Senator Byrd defeats Francis Pickens Miller amid charges of one man rule and old line New Deal criticism. Byrd carried Richmond and numerous counties, while Miller won only a fraction of the governor race proxy in areas like Amherst Nelson and Hopewell.
Weather notes show past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. on July 3 with rainfall recorded. year to date total around 1.87 inches and average rainfall near 30.9 inches. Historical monthly figures for 99 years indicate variable totals for March July August September November December days with several mid month values.
Article warns that fears of cancer at menopause are common while many women lack awareness of warning signs. Heavy prolonged bleeding during menopause is a key symptom of womb cancer and requires careful examination by physicians. Early detection and regular checkups can stop cancer from advancing.
Genator Byrd today stands proud yet humble as Virginians celebrate a defining political moment. The Commonwealth shows strength in its belief in free enterprise and individual responsibility despite welfare state temptations. The six year arc underscores a resilient tradition amid brisk political philosophy.
A fragmented guide outlines a 10 day IQ scoring plan with daily questions and labeled score bands. It mentions 10 Genius or 8 Very Superior levels and directs turning to page 3 for the correct answers.
A fragmented Q and A discusses vegetarianism and calories and notes that cold may affect appetite. It asks to name famous vegetarians and inquires about the typical American weight, citing about 134 pounds.
The article reports Democratic party campaign headquarters opening for a woman candidate for vice president with volunteers handling typing releases and phones. Figures include Mrs Frances G Satterfield of Atlanta and ex reps Mary T Norton and Clare Boothe, noting cross party activity and wartime era politics.
In a tense reunion at the Case family home Blaise Randell appears after years away. Paul and Melanie greet him while Walt eyes the visitor, and Blaise challenges Mark and Maw over the past fights with Leonis as they discuss future plans and the land they built together.
In a tense scene Blaise faces pressure from Paul Walt and Mark over Leonia and safety as Blaise resists involvement. The group considers evading conflict while Blaise is urged to leave and stay away from their plans and house.
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