Van Fleet and Rhee Ride Train Cow Catcher
Two figures ride the train cow catcher as they converse about safety. Van Fleet says they are all right while Pleet, or Pleet-like figure, reassures and stays close to the rail car front.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1952
Page
9
Two figures ride the train cow catcher as they converse about safety. Van Fleet says they are all right while Pleet, or Pleet-like figure, reassures and stays close to the rail car front.
Dever signals presidential bid on first ballot calling himself the favorite son and pledging a post ballot caucus as the convention proceeds with an open session.
In a fragmented Southern page 1 continuation Byrd asserts he is in a rt convention, offering limited comment and indicating ongoing discussions without details. The remark underscores ambiguity in his public stance while convention proceedings unfold.
A report notes tests at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland before World War II using liquid oxygen as an explosive. The effort claimed greater power than standard explosives of the era, but the tests disproved this assumption.
Honor 2. Sash rep 3. Repair 4. Fold as cloth 5. Beard of rye 6. Exclamation of disgust 7. Wicked capital of Saskatche wan Can 9. A wanderer 11. Bed covering 16. A knight of the Round Table if 19. Movable barrier 21. Plump 22. Allowance for waste 25. An expletive 27. Heathen image 20. Anglo Saxon letter 30. A shout 31. Past part of ride 33. Solid bodies 34. Backbone 37. Salary 40. Terrible 42. Female horse rt
In Korea near Chorwon US and UN forces renew assault on Old Baldy hill northwest of the town. Chinese troops fiercely resist as dawn attacks illuminate a rain drenched day with heavy artillery and intense fighting on the hilltop.
The court martial of General Grow is set for July 23. The proceedings follow allegations that he and associates published propaganda and mishandled classified military information in connection with a book about East Germany and Communist records.
A fragment from a Hollywood column sketches how actresses test scene dominance, blend charm with femininity, and seek praise. The dialogue notes women adjusting hair and mood, with emphasis on flirtation and perceived vanity in contrast to male leads.
Newsmen report secret sessions in Mungsan Korea aim to end the truce. Officials hope negotiations wrap within a day or two and bring a formal halt to hostilities.
Eileen Fahey was mourned at the Roman Catholic Church of the Ascension as more than 1,000 friends and neighbors attended her funeral. The 18 year old stenographer was killed Monday at Columbia by an amateur scientist who claimed the secret of eternal life. Her fiancé, Marine Pfc Ronald, was named in reports as connected to the case.
The fragment asks why a robin hops a short distance then stops suddenly and comes back, mentioning bees and a number 400. It appears to be an isolated inquiry with no clear article context or identifiable event, needing clarification to produce a proper news-style card.
Report describes Texas and Mississippi delegates in a sharp clash at the Democratic gathering. Mississippi leader Gov Hugh White accuses a rival faction of seeking to wreck the party from within while Texas supporters emphasize confidence and cheer.
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