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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1952

Page

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Ike to Address VFW Encampment in Los Angeles

Ike plans to address the VFW encampment in Los Angeles on August 5 after flying from Denver and before returning to his campaign HQ. Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr said Eisenhower’s appeal to the convention would be entirely non political. The general will review a parade after arrival.

Ike VFW Los Angeles Veterans of Foreign W Los Arthur H Vandenberg, Jr Eisenhower Republc Ag Suly Denver

County residents join statewide institute gathering

County Agent J. Fred Stine leads a group attending a state institute this week. Participating with him are John T. Wolfe and assistant, A. Everly, Walter McC. Bond, J. Pease, R. B. Fisher, Mrs. Alfred Snapp, C. K. Wright, A. W. Wright, and regional delegates R. R. Ronalds and Owen Thomas Jr. representing the North Virginia Livestock Product Association.

J. Fred Stine Stine John T. Wolfe A. Everly Walter McC. Bond J. Pease R. B. Fisher Eek Alfred Snapp C. K. Wright A. W. Wright R. R. Ronalds Owen Thomas, Jr North Virginia Livestock Product Association

Price of Pork Cuts Increased Across Lean Hams and Chops

Washington reports OPS raised ceiling prices on lean pork cuts by one to eight cents per pound through October. The move covers about 40 to 45 percent of pork sales and could be rolled back later.

Washington Office of Price Stabilization OPS

Richmond Virginia Weather Outlook for July 30 to August 3

Extended Virginia forecast calls for near normal temperatures with a gradual rise after midweek. Cooler tonight and Wednesday with showers on Thursday and again late weekend totaling about one half to two thirds inches. Farm Bureau Store to close all day Wednesday July 30 for annual basket picnic at Lions Shelter. all farmers and friends invited.

Richmond Virginia Farm Bureau Lions Shelter

Processed Apples Officials Named at Mt. Institute Meeting

Arthur Brown and Byrd named processed apples officials as the Institute promotes sale of applesauce slices and juice. Four processors announced membership as the group plans to expand in 1952 53 and continue channeling funds for industry growth.

Arthur, Brown Byrd Knousetive Ww. V. Bindnagle of Inc I Jville Canning Co Gpm Meinhold

Farm Help Director At Local Office to Aid in Recruitment

J. Marvin Powell, supervisor of Farm Placements in Virginia, tours Winchester to coordinate fruit harvest labor. The Virginia State Employment Service will arrange Bahamian and migrant crews to supply Clarke, Frederick, and Loudoun Counties with workers for berries, potatoes, beans, peaches, apples, and citrus.

J. Marvin Powell Virginia Richmond Winchester Virginia State Employment Service Clarke Frederick Loudoun Sted Bureau of Immigration Emplooment Service W. Se Plac

Time to Apply Last Cover Spray on Apples

Growers should apply late cover spray this week using DDT if needed for bitter rot sooty mold and other rots. Use Orthocide-406 Bordeaux mix 2-4-100 or 1 1 2 pounds depending on pest pressure and dryness.

Picket Line Invasion by AFL Fails at Plant Entry

An AFL led attempt to breach a plant picket line failed as about 150 strikers slipped out a back door while officials and police managed the scene. Plant manager Carson barred entry but allowed later admission after a mayoral plea. Federal and state labor officials discussed the conflict as CIO UAW tensions lingered.

AFL CIO Group Martin Carson Ralph Tucker Street Frank’ Maedle Carson Riddle Arthur Ingle Ingles Thomas R. Hutson

Parents Imprisoned For Death of Child

A report states the child's death occurred after being hung by the neck for three nights with feet barely touching the floor. The parents were imprisoned, expressing they had no idea the child would die.

Army to Recall 500 Nurses and 125 Medical Specialists

The Army announced it will re call and enlist 500 nurses and 125 women medical specialists next February March and April.

Washington Army

Richmond Paper Endorses GOP Tepidly in Editorial

A Richmond newspaper offers a lukewarm endorsement of the GOP, signaling cautious support. The editorial hints at potential course corrections and questions the party’s path, urging clearer positions.

Richmond

Sharp California Quake Triggers Fires And Echoes Past Toll

A new tremor struck California at 12:05 a m and 1:02 a m causing fires and shock. The quake followed the deadly July 21 event in Kern County which left 13 dead, a historic toll from that disaster.

Kern County

UN Troops Repel Reds on Old Baldy Slope Front

United Nations forces repelled an attack on the Old Baldy slope of the war front. The Eighth Army reported 25 enemy killed and 30 wounded as Red forces sought control of the strategic hill.

Old Baldy U. N Eighth Army

Richmond Officer Cites State Police Safety Program

Capt. W L Groht of the state police safety program outlines new measures aimed at reducing accidents. The briefing emphasizes driver training, enforcement, and public awareness to improve road safety statewide.

Richmond W. L. Groht State Police Safety Engineae

Southern Democrats undecided on Stevenson pledge

Southern Democrats in South Carolina Virginia and Louisiana refuse to sign the loyalty pledge to the Chicago ticket. South Carolina plans to reconvene their state convention August 6 to decide whether to back the national platform. Virginia leaders delayed comment while Mississippi and other Southern officials indicate support for the national nominees.

Atlanta Chicago South Adlai Steven South Carolina Virginia Louisiana James F. Burn Byrnes Byrnes Jom Battle William M. Tuck Democratic Robert Kennon Iona Democratic State Central Committee Steven Hugh White Mississipp LT Ee Vet

Police Charge Woman Involved In Household Lootings

State police filed 22 charges against a woman accused of aiding burglaries. She acted as lookout while homes were looted, as husband’s crimes were investigated. He died by suicide June 20 at the Butler barracks after questioning.

Paul Ritte Butler State

Woman Driver Kills Two Pedestrians Near Speedwell

A car driven by Miriam Eva Blankton of Radford struck three pedestrians Sunday night near Speedwell. Mrs Hallie Martin, 67, and her daughter Dorothy Mae Martin, 44, died. A third woman, Hallie Maulkey, 21, was treated and released from a hospital.

Soitene Se Cn Ae Wytheville Speedwell Miriam Eva Blankton Radford Hallie Martin Dorothy Mae Martin Hallie Maulkey

Nine Hurt When Subway Trains Collide in NYC

Nine people were injured when two subway trains collided in New York City. The Board of Transportation said the injured include a man identified as Ridney H. Bingham and a group of witnesses described the incident as a case of man failure.

New York Board of Transportation Ridney H. Bingham

Temperature Drop Of Eight Degrees Relieves Heat Record Setters

An early August heat wave broke records in Bluefield Norfolk and Roanoke as temperatures rose to 106 in Danville 101 in Beth Richmond and 103 in Roanoke. A front moving in lowers temperatures but officials warn the very old frail and ill should take extreme heat precautions.

Bluefield W. Va Beth Richmond Norfolk Danville Roanoke

Stevenson Returns to State Duties After Welcome Home

Governor Adlai Stevenson resumes state executive duties in Springfield after a large welcome home reception held yesterday for his campaign as the Democratic presidential contender. The event attracted thousands of supporters and marked a return to regular duties for Stevenson.

Samuel T., Binns, JR Henrico County Carolyn Lee Battle Richmond Thomas Jefferson State Capitol Springfield Adlai Stevenson

Pants Patching At Farm Bureau Picnic Tomorrow

The Farm Bureau picnic, for all rural residents of Frederick and Clarke Counties, will feature patched trousers. Free iced tea will be served and numerous contests with prizes are on the program for attendees.

Farm Bureau For Frederick Clarke Counties

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