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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1952
Page
7
Classified display ads in The Star charge 1.50 per column inch per day with a minimum, cash required for all out of town insertion. Ads must be at The Star Office before 10 a m to appear in that date issue.
Chou En Lai, premier and foreign minister of Communist China, said on Peiping Radio that U S warplanes spread germs over Manchuria between February 25 and March 5. He called for punishment of the pilots and noted the protest as part of ongoing accusations in the Korean conflict.
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court in Winchester Virginia on February 28 1952 Andres Hunter Orndorff seeks a vinculo matri monotio divorce from Phy llis Rosetta Orndorff on grounds of desertion. If the defendant is a non resident she must appear within ten days after publication to protect her interests. Clerk P J Marshall signs the notice.
Madison Square Garden hosts the National Invitation Tournament triple header with Western Kentucky vs Louisville, Seton Hall vs La Salle, and Dayton vs NYU. Spoelstra, Lochmueller, Dukes, Gola, Meineke, and Nachamkin headline the openers as teams chase a second round berth.
In a police court matter Vincent W Hepner Jr of Ste Phenson faced charges for passing a red light with a $625 fine. The note mentions supermarket history questions noting early 1930s self service big stores established by independents, followed by chains.
Chief Warrant Officer Charles Lillis announced six non commissioned officers promoted within the Virginia National Guard during a two week recruiting campaign. Bennie R. Knighting becomes Sergeant First Class, serving as mess steward. Harry D. Brown rises from Corporal to Sergeant. Charlies E Anderson Charlies E Cooper Howard R. Hull and Marvin K Hutchinson promoted from Private First Class to Corporal. Governor Battle requested a minimum two recruits per month per unit. HQ Company signed 14 recruits in two months.
Mrs. Jennie Fletcher Carter, wife of State Senator Walter Harrison Carter of Amhrerst, died here yesterday after a short illness.
A Supply Ministry spokesman said British scientists have designed an atomic power plant for ships and submarines and will begin building it this year.
Table wines are those containing not over 14 percent alcohol and served with the courses of a meal. Wines with more than 14 percent alcohol served with dessert are called appetizer wines.
In Tokyo the American Red Cross donated over 8 500 pounds of clothing to Hokkaido quake victims through the Japanese Red Cross. The value of the donation is about 15 000 dollars and the items were part of U S military hospital supplies destined for American hospitals.
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