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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1952

Page

3

Tourney Opens Tomorrow for Southern Conference Stakes

In Raleigh fans anticipate two key openers with West Virginia facing William and Mary at 2 pm and Duke meeting Maryland at 4 pm. Semifinal pairings hinge on those results as Clemson meets George Washington and NC State faces Furman at 9:30 pm. The winners advance to Friday’s 9:30 semifinal.

West Virginia William and Mary Duke Maryland Mountaineers Groat Clemson George Washington North Carolina State Furman

Acheson Defies Reds on Germ Warfare Charges

Secretary of State Acheson challenged Communist claims that the Allies wage germ warfare in Korea. He urged impartial inquiry by an international body and cited a reported epidemic in Communist Korea as proof of Reds’ neglect. A Beijing radio broadcast accused Allied shelling with cholera near Panmunjom.

Washington Acheson Korea United States International Committee of the Red Cross Moscow Soviet Bloc Peiping Panmunjom

Spiveys Protest Rejected by Kentucky Athletic Board

Big Bill Spivey, star of Kentucky s 1951 NCAA title team, contends he was denied a hearing in undisclosed accusations tying him to basketball scandals. The board permanently suspended him from athletics and expelled him from school. His attorney Elmer Drake criticized the action while Spivey plans to remain in Lexington.

Lexington Big Bill Spivey University of Kentucky Athletic Board Kentucky Spivey Elmer Drake

Daily Crossword Clue Fragments and Odd Pairings

A compact crossword themed list of clues and partial answers ranges across topics from South American plant to Italian river and maritime terms. The garbled grid hints at mismatched numbers and stray words, typical of an OCR page with scattered entries and obscure references.

Frick Denies New Police System For Ball Players

Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick said baseball will keep vigilant against gamblers but denied a new police system to keep players from fans before games. He cited routine talks with league presidents and stressed no tampering is suspected.

Frick New Tampa Ford Frick Los Angeles Bill Summers St. Louis Browns American League Will Harridge National League Warren Giles

Tear Gas Ends Bethany West Liberty Basketball Feud

After West Liberty fans surged onto Bethany College’s campus following a 66-62 win, police used tear gas to separate about 200 Bethany supporters and 80 West Liberty students. No arrests were made and mutual hostility cooled, with leaders predicting the series may not resume for decades.

Bethany W. Va Bethany College West Liberty State West Liberty Follansbee Paul Elbin Dean Forest Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Buckhannon W. V1

Saddler Fined 500 for Montreal Disqualification

World featherweight champ Sandy Saddler left Montreal minus 500 of his purse after a Monday bout loss by disqualification for hitting on breaks holding and gloves. Emile Gauthier said Saddler was lucky no suspension, noting his impending U S Army service and desire to let him earn a living.

Montreal Sandy Saddler Armand Savoie Montreal Athletic Commission Emile Gauthier Sandy United States Army

Standard Bred horses set first American breed standard

The term standard signifies a defined performance benchmark for the Standard Bred. The breed was developed to trot a mile in 2.30 or pace a mile in 2.25, establishing a national standard and marking it as the first American-developed horse breed.

America

La Motta to Hang Up Gloves After Hairston Bout

Former middleweight champion Jake La Motta vows retirement if decisively beaten by Eugene Hairston in a 10 round Detroit bout. Hairston boasts confidence with manager Mike Miele saying they won’t lose. Weigh-in targets 169 for La Motta and 162 for Hairston. CBS will air the fight at 10 p.m. EST.

Detroit Jake la Motta Eugene Hairston la Motta Mike Miele CBS Maxim Joe Maxim

Maryland Vehicle Found Here Stolen

Sheriff reports a blue 1950 or 1951 Ford sedan found in Kerns town with Maryland plate 156-731 reported stolen after Baltimore police checked. The car belonged to Theophilus Antonio Reynolds of Baltimore. Investigation ongoing.

Robert DeHaven Kernstown Baltimore Theophilus Antonio Reynolds Maryland

Wilson to Speak At Towson Rotary Dinner

Dr. Ronald S. Wilson district Rotary Governor will be guest speaker at a Tri-City Rotary dinner in Towson Maryland with Towson Baltimore and Catonsville as the participating cities Mrs Wilson will accompany him and they will be hosted by former District Governor Harry Arnold and Mrs Arnold

Ronald S. Wilson Rotary Baltimore Towson Catonsville Wilson Harry Arnold Arnold

Berryville Chamber Moves to Monthly Meetings

Louis Knowles editor of the Daily News Leader and executive director of Shenandoah Valley spoke at Berryville Ladies Night. He presented the film Daughter of the Stars and discussed Valley travel. The chamber voted to hold monthly meetings, changing by laws from semi annual.

Louis Knowles Launton Shenandoah Valley, Inc Berryville Clarke County

Flood of 1902 Passes Through Winchester in Record Deluge

The Star describes the February 1902 flood that left Winchester nearly submerged for hours. Water covered Market Main and Water Streets, a carrier washed from his route had to swim to safety, and social events and funerals were delayed. The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society fair drew large crowds with prizes and band concerts, while tracks saw brisk wagering and a horse incident near 409 Fairmont Avenue.

Winchester Jack Lake Nehi Bottling Company Philadelphia Evening Star the Star Racine Shenandoah Cumberland Valleys United States Cavalrymen Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society Winchester Fair Grounds Cumberland Valley Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Two Killed In Auto Accident Near Wakefield

An automobile overturned on U S Route 460 two miles east of Wakefield killing Nina Werse 21 of Milwaukee Wisconsin instantly and James H Beckett 21 of Urbana Illinois a sailor with USS Leyte at Norfolk dying two hours later in a Suffolk hospital Melvin Ray Powell 22 of Portsmouth Virginia was treated for head and hand lacerations and admitted to a Suffolk hospital with non serious condition

Wakefield Nina Werse Milwaukee, W's James H. Beckett Urbanna Leyte Norfolk Suffolk Melvin Ray Powell Portsmouth

Funeral for Edward F. Stone Held at Christ Church

Funeral services for Edward F. Stone, who died Sunday afternoon after a long illness, were held yesterday at 4 o clock from Christ Episcopal Church with Rev William Hanckel officiating. Pallbearers included W Nelson Page Clarke T Cooper John Minnigerode Dr George G Snarr Dr W D Myers and Edwin T Snider. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot.

Edward F. Stone Christ Episcopal Church William Hanckel W. Nelson Page Clarke T. Cooper John Minnigerode George G. Snarr W., D. Myers Edwin T Snider Mount Hebron Cemetery

Number of quiz shows on air

There are about 50 quiz shows on radio and television.

Coleman Dunn Rites Held In Frederick County

Funeral services for Coleman Dunn age 75, noted Frederick County citizen and auctioneer, were conducted this afternoon at Omps Funeral Home. Dr. Ronald Wilson of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church led the ceremony. Dunn died Monday after a two week illness, with one half sister Mrs. Edward Kiger of Frederick County among survivors. Pallbearers named Hinkle W. Boyd, Samnt R. Shiley, J. B. Yost, Roy R. Boyce, Edwin T. Snider and Burr P. Harrison.

Coleman Dunn Frederick County Virginia Omps Funeral Home Ronald 8. Wilson Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Dunn Edward Kiger Hinkle W. Boyd Samnt R. Shiley J. B. Yost Roy R. Boyce Edwin T. Snider Burr P. Harrison

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