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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1951
Page
6
Daylight saving time listed programs include WMAL channel 7 shows from morning through night. Major items feature Wrestling from Chicago, Frontier Theater, The Stu Erwin Show, American Forum, Sunday Matinee, Meet the Press, Gabby Hayes Show and Garroway at Large among others with News at various times.
The President welcomed the newsboys in the White House rose garden then they traveled to Mt. Vernon Quantico and Fort Belvoir for a marine helicopter rescue demonstration and a military review. Newsboys heard about savings and government bonds as a sound investment.
Fragmented text hints at fashion in 1951 with dressmaker ideas. Mentions feminine types, outfits with hats and two functional skirts, and a focus on stylish ensembles for sunning.
An unclear ad fragment mentions slimming tunics and belted tuck-in suits with an alleged personal weight calculation service. It requests readers to write with stamped envelopes from a Michigan address for “Your Idea Weight.”
Instructions describe beating egg whites with salt to stiff peaks, preparing yolks with lemon juice vanilla and rind, then folding whites and flour into the mix. The fragment ends mid instructions, suggesting the batter is to be poured into a pan for baking.
Sixty four girls sign up for Camp Shawnee directed by ap ty Rhee Tharegam. The three week session runs from June 25 with pre camp training completed. Senior Girl Scouts listed include Susan Larrick Barbara Brown Ann Weatherholtz Nancy Jones. Bus transportation arranged from Bond Street and Valley Avenue with a 9 15 a m departure and town circuit stops.
Gustav Metzman born June 23 1886 in Baltimore. He started as a clerk in 1903 earning 15 dollars a week with the Baltimore and Ohio. He left school to take that first job and later organized units in World War I and headed the rail division of the Army Transportation Corps in World War II.
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