Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

We have 3,124,248 pages in Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1952

Page

7

Ex Nazi breeding horse in Montana ranch scene

A displaced horse named Humphrey, bred by Nazis from stolen stock, sits at a Butte area ranch. Foaled in 1943 in Germany by a Hungarian mare, he weighs 1140 pounds and was captured by Americans in 1945 as spoils of war. He supposedly opens gates with his lips and can turn electric lights on and off.

Butte Mont Humphrey Germany Hungary Army Remount Service

State Softball Tourney Shifted To Norfolk Park

The State Softball Tournament for men moves from Virginia Beach to Norview Park in Norfolk on August 16-17, per the Virginia Softball Association. Norfolk Navy Flyers, last year’s regional representatives from Williamsport, Pa, defend their title with Charlie Kurtz managing the servicemen. Salem Hosiary Plant is led by Carl Shawver and Lawrence of Richmond by George Motors, Gasser, a former New York Yankee farmhand, among top contenders. The Lawrence Club previously won the 1951 Richmond District title.

Richmond Virginia Beach Norview Park Norfolk Virginia Softball Association Norfolk Navy Fivers Old Dominion Williamsport Charlie Kurtz Salem Carl Shawver Lawrence George Motors Gasser New York Yankee

Local social notes and church events summarized

Mrs L P Tederick entertained the Ladies Aid from a local church Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Willie Hensel hosted the Home Demonstration Club on Saturday. Mrs Jack Sperry was honored at a recent stork shower by her Sunday School class. Jeanette Bowen of Arlington visited her parents for the weekend. The Stickleys and Mr and Mrs Russel Stickley plan a Washington weekend trip. A new Sunday School class with Mr Vivian Shaw as teacher has been organized and will meet tonight. The Grovers hosted the Cooleys for dinner on Sunday. Rev L P Tederick plans a special service in the Activities Building Sunday evening.

Peliance L. P. Tederick Willie Hensel Jack Sperry Jeanette Bowen Arlington Tilden Stickley and Sons Russell Stickley Washington Vivian Shaw H. E. Grover J. D. Cooley

Romans Failed to Conquer Ireland Across Four Centuries

The historical note states that Roman forces occupied Britain for about 400 years yet never subdued Ireland, preserving its independence while Rome held influence across the island of Britain. The statement reflects on the limits of Roman expansion in early British history.

England Ireland

Local Servicemen and Navy Promotions In Brief

Several local residents are noted for military service and promotions. Pfc Harris, son of Mrs Flossie H Porter, serves in Germany with the 118th Fire Fighting Platoon after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and one year overseas. Finis W Danley Jr., aboard USS Helena, serves as interior communications electrician amid major Pacific Fleet exercises. Burns W Lahman is promoted to sergeant in the 21st Air Division at Topeka, Kansas. Garland M Headley, USN, with Patrol Squadron 3, participates in Atlantic convoy exercises off the East Coast to Mexico. Pfc Kenneth Roy La Follette earns corporal at Camp LeJeune and serves with the Second Combat Service Group. Pfc John Stanley Gavis Jr., in Korea with 75th Recoilless Weapons Co., is promoted to corporal. Sgt Charles T Cain re-enlists at Camp LeJeune after reserve release, now with 2nd Tank Bn. Also notes J E A Flushing Meadow as near the center of Greater New York.

Flossie H Porter Marcus Harris Germany Pfc. Harris Fort Leonard Wood Finis Danley Uss Helena Finis W. Danley, Jr Interior Communications Electrician USN F. W. Danley Whitlock Ave Helena Burns Lahman Burns W. Lahman David Hutchinson 21St Air Division Parches Air Force Base Topeka Kansas Set. Lahman Stanley C. Lahman Kerr St Strategic Air Command Garland Headley Atlantic Garland M. Headley William 8. Headley Stephens City Kenneth LaFollette Kenneth Roy LaFollette Marine Corps Cooks and Bakers School Camp LeJeune Second Combat Service Group LaFollette Daisy L. LaFollette Nue Gavis John Stanley Gavis Gavis Cameron St Marine Division Korea Cpl John Gavis 75Th Recoilless Weapons Company 1St Marine Division Fleet Post Office San Francisco Cal Cain Marine Corps Marine Charles T Cain Lyle Strosnider N.C Charles Cain Co. A 2Nd Tank Bn

Nicholson Seaman Recruit Training At Bainbridge Md

William D. Nicholson, seaman recruit USN, son of Edward and Mrs. Nicholson of Stephens City, begins recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland after enlisting February 9. M Sgt Adrian I Timbrook of Virginia is among 41 veterans starting 30 day leaves from Far East service, returning to Fort Meade for a new assignment. Pvt John E Manuel Jr of Kernstown completes processing at Fort Meade and is assigned to the 101st Airborne at Camp Breckinridge for Army Basic Training. Pvt Charles H Newlin of Route 2 also processes at Fort Meade and joins the 101st Airborne. All recruits begin 16 weeks of basic training covering drill, first aid, map reading, and firing M 1 rifle and carbine. Cpl Everett O Fowler of Berryville earns the Combat Infantryman Badge for frontline duty with the 7th Infantry Division. Fowler, of Company L, 31st Infantry, served previously as a farmer.

William D. Nicholson USN Edward B. Nicholson Stephens City U. S. Naval Training Center Bainbridge, Md Nicholson James Wood High School Navy Adrian I. Timbrook N. Kent St Virginia Far East Friendship International Airport Camp Stoneman Cal Fort Meade John E. Manuel, Jr Manuel Kernstown 101St Airborne Division Camp Breckinridge Charles H. Newlin Simon Newlin Route 2 101St Airborne Cpl Everett O. Fowler Berryville 7Th Infantry Corporal Fowler 31St Infantry Fowler

Road Department Calls for Bids On 24 Projects

The State Highway Department will open bids April 16 on 24 projects totaling about 38 million dollars. The plan calls for upgrading 42.6 miles of secondary roads and 17 miles of primary roads, including gaps on U.S. 8B Route 29 between Lynchburg and Altavista and U.S. 8.17 between Yorktown and Morrison. It also funds a four lane section of U.S. 13 north of Nelsonia and upgrades to Virginia Beach Boulevard to Laskin Road. A Lynchburg district office, a railroad overpass at Pulaski, and a 170 foot bridge over Back Creek near Roanoke are included.

Richmond State Highway Department Lynchburg Altavista Yorktown Morison

Carolina Cotton A Western Heroine In Hollywood Glory

Hollywood columnist Gene Handsaker profiles Carolina Cotton a 23 year old performer ready to star in a TV Western series She discusses her cowgirl image her appeal to GIs and fans and her dream to be a Western star From Arkansas roots to Hollywood she notes her stage start and a notable photo with Los Angeles policeman Mickey Finn demonstrating her judo skills

Gene Handsaker Hollywood Carolina Cotton Miss Cotton Hollyw Gene Autry Cotton North Africa Europe Arkansas Los Angeles Mickey Finn

Robert James McCracken Birthday Note

Born March 28 1904 in Motherwell Scotland Robert James McCracken trained in Glasgow and studied religious philosophy at McMaster He became an associate professor at McMaster University and a leader in ecumenical activities in the United States and Canada The brief obituary style entry notes his faith shift from Scotch Presbyterian to Baptist and his link to Riverside Church and Harry Emerson Fosdick

Robert James McCracken Motherwell Lanarkshire Scotland Nowen Riverside Church Harry Emerson Fosdick Eduponery McRacken Glasgow McMaster Canada U.S

Restaurants Must Post Ceiling Prices Under OPS

The National Office orders about 600000 eateries to post a one dollar and cent ceiling on meals and drinks. Prices are frozen at menu levels or current week charges, with limited operator adjustments. The rule takes effect April 7 1952 and district offices are distributing posters for display by April 1952.

R. Stephenson Richmond Ops Agra

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joe's Ocean Cove Winchester's Seafood Restaurant Royal Road Pierce Your Pierce Co Norfolk Park Hill’s Volves Melody Hill Rebbit Greater New York Flushing Meadow The United Nations Aarcus Harris William Nicholson Bainbridge, Ma Timbrook Pvt. Manuel Pvt Newlin Cpl. Fowler Infantry Hollywood Column Rouen Porches Interstate Tile CO Chas. H. Newberry Mgr Martinsburg W. Va N. Maple Ave Bayliss & Patte Crosley Bayliss Winchester Furniture CO South Main &J Garber Garber's Garber Ice Cream CO Winchester Maine Westinghouse Ergua Westinghouse Frost-Free North Braddock St
Search Courier

Search the Winchester Evening Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Winchester Evening Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication