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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1952

Page

9

Guard Units Leave For A. P. Hill Convoy Passes Winchester

Bus and truck loads of National Guard units en route to A. P. Hill passed through Winchester all morning. The Guard with full equipment moved on schedule at 6:45 a.m. departure time.

Winchester Star National Guard A. P. Hill Winchester A. P. Hill Military Reservation James Himelright Headquarters and Headquarters Company Roland White

Durocher Receives Four Day NL Suspension

National League chief Warren Giles suspends Leo Durocher for four days after an on field incident. Durocher will manage the NL All Stars in Philadelphia on July 8 as fans name the lineup, including Musial Slaughter Robinson Sauer and Campanella among starters and reserves.

Cincinnati Leo Durocher Peppery New York Giants Durocher Warren Giles Philadelphia Giles Sal Maglie New York Robin Roberts Curt Simmons Preacher Roe Brooklyn Bob Rush Chicago Warren Spahn Boston Gerry Staley St. Louis Roy Campanella West Westrum Toby Atwell Alvin Dark Whitey Lockman Bob Thomson Gil Hodges Pee Wee Reese Jackie Robinson Red Schoendienst Granny Hamner Grady Hatton Carl Purillo Dase Snider Ralph Kinner Pittsburgh Stan Musial Enos Salughter Hank Sauer Lockman Robinson Hamner Thomson Sauer Musial Jeld Slaughter Ampanella

Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site Overview

The Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site sits at Hyde Park's northern edge on 211 acres overlooking the Hudson. It houses the mansion of the late Frederic MV Vanderbilt, who bought the estate in 1895. The current mansion, completed in 1898, is a premier example of the Italianate style. It was donated to the Government by its last owner, Mrs. Margaret Louise Van Alen.

Hyde Park Hudson River Frederica MV Vanderbilt United States Margaret Louise van Alen

Clothing May Come in Cans for Air Force Uniforms

The Air Material Command announced that 5148 varieties and sizes of uniforms underwear shoes and other items worn by airmen are being packed in drums for shipment overseas. Later clothing may be canned for shipments in the United States.

Washington -P Air Force Air Material Command U.S

Officials Tout Air Tight Containers For Protective Clothing

Officials said air tight containers are cheaper and offer more protection than any other type of clothing packages, highlighting cost efficiency and superior containment benefits.

Police Court Records From Local Reckless Driving and Drunk Cases

Ed F Linaburg 19 of 540 N Loudoun Street faces reckless driving with a 14.25 dollar fine. William B DeHaven 19 of Bloomery Star Route also cited for reckless driving, Clarence R Haley 34 of Pittsburgh PA charged with speeding 15.25. William J Cooper Jr 18 Route 2 cited for reckless driving with 14.25. George DeHaven Albin charged with drunk and disorderly conduct 10.25 fine and 30 days. Bill OBrien 58 Fairfax Inn cited for drunk with 10.25 fine.

Ed F. Linaburg Loudoun Street Wiliam B. DeHaven Bloomery Star Clarence R. Haley Pittsburgh Wiliam J. Cooper Jr George DeHaven Albin Bill O'Brien Fairfax Inn

Olympic Team Set For Final Week Of Conditioning

The 1952 United States Olympic track and field team, hailed as the nation’s greatest, heads to New York for a last conditioning period before Helsinki. Brutus Hamilton urged perfection and readiness as athletes prepare for competition in Finland next month.

Los Angeles America New York Finland Brutus Hamilton California Russia Hamilton Helsinki Pincus Sober Tulare Calif Princeton Dick Attlesey Craig Dixon Bob Devinnie Jim Golliday Dick Boyle Otis Chandler Don Gehrmann

William Zeckendorf birthday profile and career notes

AP features profile of William Zeckendorf born June 30 1905 in Paris son of a general store keeper. Describes him as New Yorks show man of real estate with plans including the United Nations site and other ambitious schemes. He came to New York as a boy attended NYU and played football before leaving school.

William Zeckendorf Paris New York United Nations NYU

Over-Estimate On Cotton Crop Costs Farmers Millions

A House subcommittee reports the 1951 cotton crop overestimate caused big losses to farmers, worse than damage from insects floods or bad weather. The miscalculation caused a serious break in cotton prices and should have been avoided.

Washington House Agricultural Department Agriculture Subcommittee

Sanitation officer urges proper garbage disposal rules

Winchester Frederick Health Department sanitation officer R Wesley Williams urges storing all garbage in clean tightly covered metal containers. He notes 60 percent of fly breeding at storage points and cites city ordinance requiring food waste in water tight metal containers of five to fifteen gallons and prohibits street disposal. Rubbish must be in sturdy cans not exceeding 20 gallons.

R. Wesley Wiliams Winchester Frederick

Monosodium glutamate in cookery and its value

It is a white powder with little odor and a mild sugary salty taste which has the unique flavor enhancing property. In cookery it is used to intensify umami notes and balance savory dishes by boosting existing flavors without adding a distinct taste of its own.

Winchester Star A. P. Hill Fredericksburg

Flavor enhancer MSG and its culinary role

The note explains that monosodium glutamate changes taste balance and intensifies characteristic flavor in meats, seafood, gravies, stews and chowders. It states MSG is used in seasoning with probable no nutritional value and is harmless.

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