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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1952
Page
10
Round Hill plans its annual outing tomorrow featuring afternoon swim games followed by a 6 p.m. basket dinner. The event brings residents together for leisure and community fellowship.
Hong Kong reports 4,586 landlords liquidated by the Communists during land reform in the wealthy South China delta. Resistance to land redistribution remains strong as reform progresses, with only 99 of 218 counties reported completed.
A scrambled OCR listing outlines July television slots across networks NBC CBS and ABC. Entries include news casts news commentary wax works silver eagle Gabriel Heatter One Man's Family Geodar Newsreel Kildare Story and Democratic Convention coverage in late night to early morning slots.
Channel 7 lineup features Movietone News at 11:15 and Nite Owl Theater at 11:30. Afternoon blocks include Miss Ruth Anne's Kinder segment and Miss Ruth Anne's 5 O'Clock Theater Playhouse. Evening news streams and sports reel air followed by Milton Q Ford Show.
Brokers must seek best bargains for clients across more than 150 stocks on New York and Midwest exchanges. They may avoid New York State transfer taxes by selling outside the state.
Charles William Tobey born July 2 1880 Roxbury Massachusetts scion of a New England family. Senator from New Hampshire Tobey, noted for his televised Kefauver hearings persona, now serves his third Senate term after earlier roles as governor and congressman.
The word biblioklept refers to someone who steals books. It combines Greek roots for books and theft and appears in lexicons describing quirky or rare terms for criminals.
It was introduced to supplement the two finger technique by a Grand Rapids law clerk, Frank McGurren, after he realized a pianist could play without looking at the keys.
Abingdon Livestock Auction Market won a stay of execution on a license revocation in the Richmond circuit court. Judge Harold F. Snead granted the temporary relief. A. K. Gilmer, president of the Agriculture Department, denied irregularities and accused Brinkley of coercion.
A jet black snowstorm coated more than a block in Worthington Minnesota after a power plant chimney emitted a polluted plume. Residents watched in shock as soot and ash covered streets and sidewalks and were told to clean up and bill the city.
Mrs Bertha Kittler of Hamilton recalls a 15 year old Ukrainian tale after she and her husband began learning English in Russia. The Soviet high tribunal sentenced him to death for treacherous behavior while she survived as a cleaning woman in Hamilton. She now attends high school.
Gines Caballero Zurita an 18 year old from Cordoba underwent surgery to remove excess digits. He had nine toes on each foot and six fingers on each hand and the operation aimed to relieve him of the surplus. The young chair maker has struggled to wear shoes and gloves.
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