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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
2
The Bureau of Mines cites gasoline from coal at 11 to 17 cents a gallon while the National Petroleum Council estimates 41.4 cents. A 1961 report on synthetic fuels discusses coal hydrogeneration costs around 113 cents per gallon.
A fragment notes Anthony Hope and a council member role. The readable text presents two items: the name Anthony Hope and designation as a member of a council.
In a $2 million libel suit, counsel for Senators Benton and McCarthy re set the retrial deposition to Wheeling West Virginia. The change shifts hearings from Washington and remains subject to further modification as other witnesses are involved.
President Truman named two new members to the Wage Board yesterday, Archibald Cox and Harold L. Emarson, as part of efforts to settle the steel dispute. Cox is a Harvard law professor and Emarson a former professor at Whittier and Stanford, recently on John R. Steelman’s Defense Mobilizer staff. The other six members remain holds.
A state department agriculture section issued a stop sale order on a Danville bound shipment of a soil conditioner. The product market name remains indicated but not specified in readable text. Authorities halt distribution pending further testing and compliance measures.
An Army medical corpsman remains seated at a way station while awaiting orders to report to Fort Lawton in Washington for overseas shipment. The Army has no action planned yet as the man continues the protest, with five days travel time noted before his transfer.
A Boston clinic doctor advises tired businessmen to drink to relax and adjust habits. Her plan includes a one month vacation twice a year, midday naps, leisure lunches, and light pastimes like hunting, fishing, and golf for fun.
The Rev. Paul E. Dick serves as pastor at the Brethren Church hosting an Africa missionary event. The article notes his role and church affiliation in connection with the mission activity.
The Associated Press reports Republicans continued to push civil rights issues to pressure Democrats. The piece notes Southern race and party dynamics around Gov. Adlai Stevenson and the GOP campaign strategy, with emphasis on platform positions and rhetoric.
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