Second Assault Case Reported
Early Saturday morning a report described a second assault in a wooded area with unclear location and details. The fragment mentions a patch of woods and uncertainty about where the incident occurred.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1952
Page
2
Early Saturday morning a report described a second assault in a wooded area with unclear location and details. The fragment mentions a patch of woods and uncertainty about where the incident occurred.
The Lions Club schedules Col Wright to speak tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. local time. The event, announced in telegraph notices, aims to inform members about forthcoming civic initiatives.
July 31 sale at Parmers Livestock Exchange Winchester features purebred rams. Also note July 26 11 am trustee proceedings involving W. B. Bd and Frederick.
State Police report Norfolk youth Richard Woodward Sterling, 18, died when his car hit a pole at the Star Route 170 and State Route 165 intersection in Great Bridge. The 1952 nightveil death toll reached 456 with 507 recorded last year.
Democrats face a deadlock as IL leaders debated the path forward. Jacob Arvey urged focus on convictions and courage, while Stevenson urged candor and self-criticism to heal public trust amid Republican corruption charges.
Arlington County faces a potential November 4 vote on incorporation if the circuit court certifies a petition with over 200 signatures filed by the Non-Partisan League. The court will rule August 1 on Arlington becoming Virginia’s third largest city.
Seismic shock centered in lightly populated mountains rattled Los Angeles area injuring none reported, but caused fires, power outages, broken water mains, shattered windows and widespread panic. Residents across San Fernando Valley and coast reported damage from Redondo Beach to Santa Barbara amid aftershocks.
Several weekend mishaps occurred in Frederick County and Winchester with no injuries reported. incidents cited include collisions on N Bradock Street and South Kent Street involving a 1923 Chevrolet, 1962 Plymouth, 1940 Buick, and a 1952 Ford among others, with various damages noted and investigations ongoing.
Virginia delegates balk at a loyalty pledge citing a state convention resolution. Governor Battle serves as caucus chairman and plans to cast Virginia’s 28 votes on any roll call. The report notes no delegation member voiced support for the pledge. A separate incident on Route 11 near Winchester mentions a Pontiac damage case and an investigating trooper.
The president released an economic message to Congress predicting national output could rise by 100 billion dollars by 1960 from a 340 billion present rate. He cites four million civilian jobs added, defense buildup, and aims to avoid inflation while keeping prices stable.
The fragment cites ballot figures for Pierce in 1852, Wilson in 1912, Coz in 1920, and Davis in 1934, ending with an unfinished thought. It hints at a historical election or tally context but lacks complete details or outcomes.
Mack Lane Jenkins was buried yesterday in Green Hill Cemetery near town, West Virginia. The funeral service was officiated locally with family mourning the loss in a private burial ceremony.
A 940 Chrysler sedan reported stolen was recovered here Sunday morning. Police did not disclose the finder or exact location. No injuries or arrests were reported.
Vague fragment notes correct answers to questions printed ca. The text appears as garbled OCR with stray quotes and incomplete wording. It references I Q questions and answer keys but lacks full context or clear reportable facts.
In a police court session several defendants faced fines and costs. Lewis of Maryville pleaded assault with additional costs totaling $24.29 and a 90 day sentence. Robert E. Bisceglia speeding fined $15.25. A 25 year old colored resident paid $14.75. Milton Taplor was fined $14.75 for drunkenness, Clifton Gray $14.25 also for drunkenness, J. D. Ervin from Columbia $15.25 for drunkenness.
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