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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1952

Page

3

Marshall revisits Winchester memory in Armory address

General Marshall recalls his boyhood in Winchester and his Civil War era links, recounting train changes, veranda moments at the Taylor House, and a cavalry drill during a battlefield tour. He reflects on Southern sacrifice, Reconstruction aims, and postwar policies shaping America’s recovery.

Harlee Armory Marshall Southern Wirsey Winchester Particuar Kentucky Wnd Iron Pennsylvania Mason Dixon Lexington Virginia Miltary Institute Springs Virginia Charles Marshall Lee Virginia Military Institute Baltimore & Ohio Martinsburg Norfolk & Western Strasburg Southern Railway Harrisonburg Taylor House Washington Cumberland Shenandoah Valley Jackson

Army’s Nylon Vest Saves Hero In Battle Incident

Private Emile Pinard of the 45th Division credits an Army nylon vest for saving him after a Chinese grenade exploded beside a patrol. The blast ripped a steel fragment through his dog tags, yet left him unhurt while he shielded comrades. He recalls being knocked unconscious and rolled onto the grenade to protect others.

U.S. 45Th Emile Pinard Pinard

Mash Taken By Clarke Officers

A still and 300 gallons of mash were found by Sheriff W. W. Smallwood Jr and Deputy John Slater about three miles off the Mt. Carmen Road in Clarke County Monday night. The next day the mash was destroyed and the still taken to Berryville jail. Officers watched the still until midnight but the operators did not return. The next morning it had been moved about 500 feet and was found again by the tracks.

Maryland Crampton Gap Frederick Turner's Gap Antietam Williamsport Hagerstown Monterey Gap Cashtown Gettysburg Winchester Fair Grounds Apple Pie Ridge W. W. Smallwood, Jr John Slater Mt. Carmen Road Clarke County Berryville

Graduation Exercises Highlight 1940s Class Members

Senators and notable names attend the graduation exercises with many guests. Several students plan to enroll in the advanced Dale Carnegie Course starting in the fall. The class met for 16 weeks, totaling 32 sessions with two classes weekly.

Frank Loy Joseph H. Lund Eleanor McDaniel Joseph W. McDaniel Elwood McIntire Harry S Newell Wayne B. Omps Ferman William Perry Tunstall C. Powers George Edward Pully David Oscar Ramsburg Elizabeth K. Rogers M. E. Royston, Jr Eugene P. Sakers Francis W. Slaughter Claude B. Smalls, Jr L. Baker Loper Jean B. Southard Wilson M. Southard

Taft sees boost in GOP bid after Eisenhower speech

Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio says his chances for the Republican presidential nomination have improved since Dwight D. Eisenhower's Abilene speech. Taft criticizes the Taft Hartley Act but says the law remains a key tool against strikes. He also comments on Korea, peace aims, and U.S. resilience if Europe weakens.

Cincinnati Robert A. Taft Ohio Dwight D. Eisenhower Abilene Kan Joseph Sagmaster Cincinnati Times-Star Joseph Garretson Cincinnati Enquirer Robert L. Riggs Louisville Courier-Journal Gen Eisenhower Taft Korea Sen. Taft United States Europe

New York Business Mixed in May Survey

A State Employment Service survey of 6,100 firms employing 250,000 workers shows overall activity steady or up in May with the exception of apparel, shoes, and small metal trades which remain soft. Firms anticipate a 3 percent increase.

New York New York State State Employment Service

Defense demand may lift jobs and construction in March

More than 700 firms with defense contracts expect a 6 percent rise in employment by August. The construction sector, once soft, could improve as material curbs ease from the defense stretch out. Construction jobs rose in March for the first time in eight months.

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