24 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
1
Delegates yesterday debated a North South contest within the party over a pledge and requirement as the convention moved toward a Stevenson designation in a disputed Democratic split.
Political debate centers on prosperity and peace as the Democrats promise progress to voters. Republicans criticize corruption and perceived communist influence while urging stronger civil rights action and accountability.
A weather update notes Virginians enjoy relief as a cool air mass moves in and temperatures drop. Forecasters expect calmer conditions and lower heat indices across the state with this cooler air settling in.
President Truman urges union and industry chiefs to settle the steel walkout immediately. He sits in during a dramatic appeal with Defense Mobilizer John Steelman and Defense Secretary Lovett signaling possible defense paralysis as the 53 day strike drags on.
Attorney John F. Anderson argued the Virginia penal system failed to protect a defendant in the Bazemore case. Judge Elliott D. Marshall sentenced David Lee Bazemore, 26, to seven years total for his crimes, including a three year term and two consecutive two year terms.
Robertson argues against a loyalty pledge claiming it would violate multiple amendments and lacks constitutional authority. The piece notes debate on allegiance under Jefferson and Wilson era, with criticism of judicial overreach and federal power. A separate classified item advertises MAJORETTES registration and Nylon wear at 126 N Main Street.
Miners gave 60 day notice to coal operators warning a strike may begin if a new contract is not signed by September 22. Harry M. Moses, president of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association, was informed of the notice.
A state highway crash killed Othniel William Lockett 58, and Maria Lockett 80, with autopsy and police records listing them among the victims. The incident involved an auto and a truck near Roanoke, with authorities continuing inquiries into the cause and toll for 1983.
A Berryville man driving a straw load to a barn was struck when the load shifted from the truck and toppled him. He sustained a broken kneecap and a concussion and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Virginia's 28 votos for Russell are anticipated if allowed at balloting time. Governor Battle and Senator Byrd led the parading throng praising Russell while Lewis A. McMurran carried a Virginia convention standard.
Chanticleer Inn will close Friday Saturday and one of this week with openings planned later. Plum sale set for Thursday Friday and Saturday at L O Dick Orchard Clearbrook contact 5032 or visit residence. ED Lady seeks permanent office work starting Aug 4 at 9 am. Studio listing appears.
The dialogue questions whether three states might clash with James Byrnes and the Minnesota delegation as battles for recognition unfold. A plan to protest if Rayburn refuses recognition is reported, with Freeman stating the three states would be called on the roll and any voting challenge would be ruled under convention rules.
A brief report notes a challenge to votes in three Southern states amid a tense nominating period. The piece hints at possible North-South friction surrounding the process and mentions Virginia as a potential invitation to participate.
The roll call shows Beane supporters claiming over 60 delegates in 36 hours while Virginia, Louisiana, and South Carolina undecided on dates. A big question mark remains about when these delegates will be seated, with the note continued on page 3.
Alben W. Barkley drew the greatest ovation of his long public career at a national convention. About 3,000 spectators cheered for 30 minutes after his extemporaneous address, then another 30 minutes of intense acclaim followed. The vice president was hailed as the standout Democrat by delegates from Louisiana, South Carolina, and South Dakota.
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