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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

Page

3

The New Mickey Mantle Emerges Confident and Mature

The piece profiles Mickey Mantle, now 20, as a confident, matured Yankee center fielder. It notes his rise from hype to steady performance, his personal responsibilities including marriage, and the trials from osteomyelitis in his leg to his father’s death. Mantle’s early 4-F draft status and brief minor league setback are mentioned alongside his return to the Yankees and shift to center field.

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Daily Crossword Clues and Answer Fragment

Crossword clues include Revolve Mimicked Roll of money slang and an answer Cornmeal bread. The fragment ends with At odds of feirtes indicating incomplete puzzle item and potential misprint yesterday.

Acheson and Eden Meet to Map Anti-Red Strategy

U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson and British Secretary Anthony Eden met in London to craft a joint anti communist front spanning from Germany to Korea. They discussed Western Europe Middle East and the need to rearm West Germany with plans to continue talks.

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Curt Simmons and Mike Garcia Top Pitchers

National League ERA leader Curt Simmons of the Phillies and Cincinnati’s Ken Raffensberger compete for the top mark as of last Sunday. American League standout Mike Garcia of Cleveland leads with a 1.56 ERA, ahead of Allie Reynolds. Shining in relief, Bob Rush trails with a 2.29 ERA and four shutouts.

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Young Prospect Poised as Center Field Hope

Casey praises the 20 year old as a fast, versatile outfielder with a strong arm who can hit. Long touted as DiMaggio’s successor, he could have a bright future barring unforeseen events, with potential to become a new baseball great.

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Birthplace of the atom bomb Los Alamos a strange ideal city

Los Alamos New Mexico, home to 13 000 scientists and technicians, built for atomic research, has no cemetery, no unemployment, and a high birth rate. The isolated community thrives with a top lab under construction, a strong school system, low crime, and many clubs and churches.

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Los Alamos Housing Woes Highlight Ownership Gap

Residents describe Los Alamos as secretive and transient with no homes to own. Shortage of housing and long waits fuel discontent as scientists rotate in and out for few year stints, leaving the town a government enclave unless ownership and a graveyard plot become possible.

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Funeral services held for Miss Virginia Daugherty

The funeral for Miss Virginia Daugherty was conducted at 3 p.m. yesterday from Kurtz Funeral Home 218 Loudoun Street. The Rev. B W Coe of Montague Avenue Methodist Church officiated. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers M K Hutchinson B S Profitt Albert Pingley Marshall Kline Robert Pyne and Lester Anderson Jr.

Virginia Daugherty Kurtz Loudoun St B. W. Coe Montague Avenue Methodist Church Mount Hebron M. K. Hutchinson B. S. Profitt Albert Pingley Marshall Kline Robert Pyne Lester Anderson, Jr

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