Winchester Star Briefs and Classifieds
Local brief notices summarize small items from Winchester area. Includes community updates and public notices typical of a regional newspaper page.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
4
Local brief notices summarize small items from Winchester area. Includes community updates and public notices typical of a regional newspaper page.
The article reports that the United States ends or seeks to end taxes on NATO military aid to Western Europe and nearby regions. It notes that France and eight NATO members have taxed aid contracts and military construction, with billions in aid affected. The piece cites congressional pressure and state department negotiations.
The article questions why American aid taxation persisted for so long, hinting at lingering issues in the program. It suggests there may be remaining bugs affecting oversight and implementation. The commentary contrasts policy optimism with bureaucratic delay.
London reports a hive intrusion on Baker Street with traffic disruption as a police bee expert captured the insects. The piece references Sherlock Holmes and Conan Doyle, musing on bee varieties and noting early settlers brought black German bees to Plymouth Colony in 1634.
Averell Harriman wins the first primary against Senator Kefauver with a 4 to 1 margin in the District of Columbia. He credits direct appeals to Government workers and the Negro community, aided by television exposure and a controversial drawing room scene with civil rights discussion.
The article reflects on Samuel Gompers and his view on profits as essential to business, noting changing attitudes toward capitalism and the belief that profit drives employment. It contrasts past certainty with modern shifts in how improvement and value are perceived.
The quotation emphasizes thrift as a path to prosperity and cautions against weakening the strong to aid the weak. It argues that supporting wage earners requires fair treatment of wage earners and payers, rejects class hatred, warns against overspending, and stresses personal initiative and independence. It stresses that true character comes from self-reliance.
To prevent spoilage the apples are kept in a cool room within a house that is occupied by eight children.
Members of the Handley High School band traveled to Atlantic City New Jersey to march before the Winchester Lions Club delegation at the Lions International Convention parade. Burton C Ritter was a Memorial Hospital patient after being struck by a truck. Dr and Mrs James B Davis hosted Dr and Mrs Bertrand Chanpong visiting from Port of Spain Trinidad.
Aubrey Kibler and Mary Braithwaite welcome a daughter while Mary Braithwaite Kibler is noted as the mother. William E. Henson Jr of Berryville graduates from the U S Naval Academy. C A Hobert receives Lions Club honor as Lion of the Year.
Miss Arbutus E Plank daughter of Mr and Mrs W Frank Plank of Winchester, married Mr John A Carver of Cumberland. The report notes Miss Plank’s parents and the Cumberland groom’s origin.
A man named John Brady died after being struck by lightning on his farm near Clearbrook. The incident occurred outdoors, and authorities are investigating the weather-related death at the rural property.
Washington reports the Taft and Eisenhower camps contend for delegates ahead of Chicago. Both factions maneuver through state machines and backroom control while courting governors and party bosses to secure their path to the nomination and avert a postconvention split.
An article fragment presents an IQ test concept with 100 questions over 10 days and daily score bands from Memory Genius to Good. It asks sample prompts including a question about when the United States entered wars, and a question about Mary Queen of Scots’ execution.
Rainfall in the 24 hours ending 7 a m shows .15 inches for today. Year to date totals stand at 2.4 inches with 23.25 inches recorded since 1952. The 39 year average is 36.79 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1951 are listed with January 2.45, February 1.99, March 2.88, April 3.02, May 5.8, June 3.99, July 3.82, August 3.82, September 2.63, October 3.27, November 2.56, December 2.50.
A medical column notes belching often stems from hurried eating and swallowing air. It discusses when disease is involved, urges examination for ulcers or gallbladder issues, and suggests posture, antispasmodics, and hot water to relieve symptoms.
A list of trivia items and corrections including questions on air weight in water, Stony Point fort capture, Perlmutter’s partner, The Faerie Queen author, Murders in the Rue Morgue author, Harold E. Stassen’s senate status, the Durham North Carolina university, a grammar correction, counting cards for days, and a card value puzzle concluding with 365.
The Grace Episcopal Church in Queens celebrated its 250th anniversary founded in 1702 by a missionary of the London Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. It is the second oldest Episcopal church in New York state after Trinity Church in Manhattan.
Connie Marshall, a businesswoman, loves Lennox who quarrels with his patroness Agatha Murchison over church funds. Connie discovers Elsie’s unsettled marriage and seeks insight from Peter Dennis, a powerful ad executive, as tensions between love, ambition, and past relationships unfold in New York.
Elsie Marshall haunts a Connecticut visit as Connie urges Mr. Dennis to make the first move. Connie reveals Elsie is still bound to him, unable to fall in love with another, while Dennis recalls past romances and his own commitments.
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