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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1952

Page

6

Nelson Explains Social Security Increases and Death Benefits

The article outlines Social Security changes with higher payments for survivors and widows, including a 55 percent base plus 15 percent of earnings, up to 75 dollars monthly. It notes extensions of wage credits for World War II servicemen and a two year window to claim a lump sum death payment for survivors who cover burial costs.

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Arthur C. Unger Rites Yesterday

Funeral services for Arthur C. Unger 84 of Stotlers Cross Roads were held yesterday morning at Greenwood Methodist Church near Unger West Virginia. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with active pallbearers led by Stanley B. McCoy and others and honorary pallbearers listed. The notice also includes a reader question defining majority and plurality in voting.

Arthur C. Unger Stotlers Cross Roads Memorial Hospital Greenwood Methodist Church Unger W. Va J. L. Robertson F. B. Oglesby C. E. Beckley Greenwood Cemetery Stanley B. McCoy W. B. Stotler J. Mio Henry Jennie Shade William Eppinger Charles L. Harrison W. Jack Hunter Hudson Yost, Jr Joe Cox Lester Keys Eddie Summers John Needy al Bender Eli Gerber Harvey Beeler Buddy Lord Bradford Michael Richard M. Johnson Vernon Ambrose Jerry Ambrose Edward Lewis

Mysterious creature seen at 537 Avenue home

Neighbors report a strange four legged animal seen at Mr. Smith's residence. Described as a rat hamster hybrid with a soft white and dark fur coat, it eats and jumps like a hamster and mouse. Local observers linger unsure of its exact nature.

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Unknown Assailant Wounds Norfolk Engineer on Club Stairs

Miss Virginia Graves of Norfolk, a former Suffolk resident, was with the engineer when an unknown gunman crouched at the club stairs and fired three shots at about 3 a.m. The assailant fled and Graves could not identify him. police say motive remains unclear and Chief Reeves Johnson questions several circumstances.

Cavalier Beach Club Virginia Graves Norfolk Reeves Johnson Koontz

Burkett Attending Youth Conference at Church Assembly

Burkett attends a southeastern summer Youth Conference at the church, representing the Winchester District Conference. Delegates from nine states gather for training through July 23, with joint sponsorship by the Methodist General Board of Education and the Board of Education in each conference. Rev. Larry Easenberg, from the General Board, leads as edu Dean. Rev. Warren W. Willis is training program director, and Rev. Dan Whitsett of Sylacauga, Alabama, is a platform speaker.

Winchester Methodist General of Education Ee Ae Ae Nashville Board of Education Southeast Larry Easenberg Neotel General Board Warren W. Willis Cee Fia Methodist Florida Dan Whitsett Sylacauga Ala Methodist Youth Fellowship

Red Dean Carries Germ Warfare Charges at Canterbury

In Canterbury England Dr Hewlett Johnson the Dean of Canterbury delivered a 40 minute sermon accusing American germ warfare in China and North Korea. A elderly woman tried to bar him from speaking but he continued the address. Authorities in the U S Britain and the UN deny the charges.

Red Canterbury England Hewlett Johnson Reid Church of England China U. S North Korea

Global petroleum production estimate since beginnings

The historical total is about 2 1/2 trillion cubic miles of capacity produced to date. The figure reflects a cumulative output across world history and is cited as a large but approximate volume.

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