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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1952

Page

3

National League Batting and Pitching Leaders

Adams AP list of NL leaders includes Adcock Cincinnati in batting with 345 runs Lockman New York 44 RBIs Sauer Chicago 59 hits Williams New York 70 evon Williams? Sauer leads home runs 18 and stolen bases Reese Brooklyn leads bullpen? Pitching Roe Brooklyn 50 strikeouts Rush Chicago 67 runs Avila Cleveland 38 RBIs Rosen Cleveland 37 hits Simpson Cleveland 70 doubles Priddy Detroit 14 triples Simpson Cleveland 5 home runs Rosen Cleveland 11 Rizzuto New York stolen bases Shantz Philadelphia 10-1 .909 Reynolds NY 65 strikeouts

Associated Press Adcock Cincinnati Lockman New York Sauer Chicago Evon — Williams Avila Cleveland Rosen Simpson Priddy Detroit Rizzuto Shantz Philadelphia Reynolds Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh Washington

Observation Posts Maintained by Reds In Panmunjom Area

United Nations spokesman Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols said Communists still maintain three infantry observation posts in the Panmunjom truce area during stalled armistice talks. He added he does not know if they remain. Officials reported no progress on prisoner exchange and Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison signaled a possible recess after a 27 minute session.

Munsan Korea United Nations Panmunjom William P. Nuckols William K. Harrison U. N

Hogan Opens National Open with 69 69 lead

Ben Hogan shot a pair of 69s to sit atop the National Open leaderboard at the halfway point on the Northwood course in Texas. George Fazio matched 69 in the second round to stand at 140, while Johnny Bulla carded 68 to reach 141 and Sam Snead slipped to 75 after a 70 opening.

Ben Hogan Texas Sun Northwood George Fazio Clementon N J Johnny Bulla Pittsburgh Bulla Snead

Presbyterians Set Up Two Week Church School Schedule

Vacation Church School at Winchester Presbyterian begins Monday at 9 AM and runs two and a half hours daily through June 27. The program includes Kindergarten Primary and Junior departments with various superintendents and staff. Attendance rewards include certificates for eight of ten days and stars for perfect attendance. Children ages four to twelve are eligible.

Winchester Presbyterian Church Sara Tanquary Ivan Kline Helen Anderson Carol Ridgeway Ann Womeldorf Mary Lou Sydnor J. Bauserman John Shockey Denver Doyle Carol Fowler Ada Glass Baker Louise Buncutter Virginia Russell Wilson Dickson J. E. Browning Lillian Solenberger Harry Ridgeway Harry Straw Richard Bishoff French Lee Helen Greene Patricia Browning

Northeast office of railways centralizes Manchurian network

A dispatch from Peiping reports the Chinese Communist regime has created a northeast office of the ministry of railways to centralized control over the Manchurian rail system. The move signals tighter Kremlin influence and a streamlined command for freight and passenger traffic across Manchuria.

Hong Kong Peipinz Ministry of Railways

Birthday profile of Louis Finklestein

AP Newsfeatures highlights Louis Finklestein born June 14 1895 in Cincinnati son of a rabbi. He led the Jewish Theological Seminary of America since 1940 served as principal professor of theology since 1931 and was honored with new titles last year. A pioneer in interfaith conferences.

Louis Finklestein Cincinnati Jewish Theological Seminary of America Finklestein

Vacation Church School Opens At Stephens City

The Children’s Division of Stephens City Methodist Church announces its annual Vacation Church School starting Monday and continuing through June 20 with daily 9 to 11 30 a m sessions for Nursery through Intermediate ages. A program in the Church Auditorium is planned for June 22 at 11 a m. all community children may attend and the public is invited to the service.

Stephens City

Burnt Church Bible School Starts Monday

The Daily Vacation Bible School at Burnt Presbyterian Church opens Monday with sessions 9 to 11 30 a m daily through June 27. Kindergarten head is Mrs John Snyder and other leaders include Mrs Sue DeHaven, Mrs Marie Prosser, and Jimmy Miller. The aim is to foster Bible understanding and appreciation. Other Opequon group churches schedule follow July dates.

Bible School Burnt Presbyterian Church John Snyder Sue DeHaven Marie Prosser Jimmy Miller Bible Opequon Presbyterian Group Second Opequon Round Hill Opequon Memorial

James Wood Girls Win State FHA Degrees at Madison College

James Wood Girls Ruth Snapp and Jane Brumback earned the State Homemakers Degree at the 7th FHA convention at Madison College. Snapp, daughter of Alfred Snapp, has four years in FHA and served on the state nominating committee. Brumback, daughter of Herbert Brumback, has four years in FHA and served on multiple state and chapter committees.

Ruth Snapp Jane Brumback Yames Wood Future Homemakers of America FHA Madison College Miss Snapp Alfred Snapp Route 1-A Kansas Frederick County

Convention delegates and leaders from Farm and Ranch circle meet

Assistant chairman Kaes, Betty Rinker recorder, Doris Andrews hostess, Iris Davenport Woman's Editor, Kathryn Watson advisor, and Eleanor Franklin Christel Monsen Shirley Gilliam Dorothy Andrews attended. Mrs. Betty Emschler advised the delegates at the convention.

Kaes Betty Rinker Doris Andrews Iris Davenport Farm and Ranch Magazine Kathryn Watson Eleanor Franklin Christel Monsen Wrcf Federation Shirley Gilliam Dorothy Andrews James Wood Betty Emschler

What is a plastic

A plastic is an substance that can be molded pressed stamped turned blown bent or curved when soft into various forms and hardened afterwards. Rubber and resins are natural plastics. There are many synthetic plastics made chemically from materials like cellulose phenol and protein. They are used in diverse items from women's hose to dishes and airplane parts. Many are known by trade names.

First Brethren Church Vacation School Opens on Berryville

The Annual Daily Vacation Bible School starts Monday at First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue. It runs two weeks ending Friday June 27, from 9:00 to 11:30 each morning for children aged 4 to 14. Pastor R Paul E Dick invites all boys and girls to attend.

First Brethren Church Berryville Avenue R. Paul E. Dick

Flag Day in New York Marks 175th Anniversary

Today is FI Day in New York as the city observes the 175th anniversary of the adoption of the stars and stripes by the Continental Congress.

New York

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