Taft Seeks Easy Win in Wisconsin Presidential Primary
Senator Taft predicts a comfortable showing in Wisconsin’s 30 GOP delegates race but cautions about the complex five state contest and Eisenhower’s presence. Stassen and Warren backers hedge on combined support for Eisenhower, while Stearns remains a weaker challenger. Taft and Stassen plan speeches as the campaign winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Milwaukee
Robert A. Taft
Wisconsin
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
GOP
Earl Warren
California
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Grant A. Ritter
Beloit
Perry J. Stearns
Taft and Stearns
Stassen
Warren
Fox Hunting Quiz Answers From 1912 Progressive Campaign
Answers to quiz questions printed on Page 2 under Fox Hunting relate to the Bull Progressive Mare campaign of 1912. The piece notes the Q&A section and identifies the reader’s engagement with the published questions and solutions.
April 4 Dispatches from Winchester Estate Sales
Auction listings for April include holdings at Stephens City and White Post with estate items from Pritchard and Laura V. obligations. Furniture antiques farm machinery livestock and household goods will be offered at Clowser's Warehouse and Macedonia area sales with times and locations in Winchester and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G
Pred- Larrickerick County Court House
Stephens City
White Post
Pritchard
Laura V
Cedar Creek
L. FP
White
Woodstock Lane
Winchester
Mrs Dick Dies In Martinsburg
Ida Roberta Dick wife of Jerry C Dick of Greenwood West Virginia died last night in City Hospital Martinsburg. Born October 6 1888 she was daughter of Oliver and Sara Davidson and a member of Greenwood Methodist Church. Survived by husband four daughters two Martinsburg two at home four sisters one brother. Funeral at Greenwood Church conducted by Rev C B Reckly with burial in Greenwood churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Roberta Dick
Jerry C. Dick
Greenwood
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Morgan County
Oliver and
Sara Davidson
Greenwood Methodist Church
H D. Hovermale
John Anderson
This City
Eva and
Evilee Dick
Clinton Shade
Rumsey Graham
Burn Holiday
Grimes
Harry Bohrer
Gainesboro
John Davidson
Berkeley Springs
Griffin Funeral
Capon Bridge
Greenwood Church
Rev. C. 8. Reckly
Greenwood Churchyard
Naval Reserves To Meet Monday
Chief Electronicsman Holmes C. Yeakley USN now stationed at Fisheraville will be guest speaker at the meeting of Volunteer Composite Unit 5-21 of the Naval Reserve Monday at 7 p m in the basement of the Post Office building. Members urged to attend in uniform and prospective members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes C. Yeakley
USN
Fisheraville
5-21
Naval Reserve
Missionary Dr Floyd Taber to Speak at Brethren Church
Dr Floyd Taber medical missionary to French Equatorial Africa will be guest speaker Monday night at 7 30 p m in the First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue. He has served in Africa for sixteen years and is touring the East before returning to the field. Pastor Rev Paul E Dick invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Taber
Winchester Festival Rally to Feature Civic Leaders
The festival and bicentennial rally in Winchester will feature H B McCormac Jr and Dr William P McGuire as hosts. Notable guests include Parke Brinkley Virginia Agricultural Commissioner Sydney Kellam and Kenneth Hyde Shenandoah Valley Inc president. The program also includes dance numbers and a sing along. The rally is open to all city and area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
H B McCormac, Jr
William P. McGuire
William Battalle
Parke C. Brinkley
Virginia Agricultural
Sydney 8. Kellam
Virginia Conservation Commission
Kenneth R. Hyde
Roanoke
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Benny Lareent
Kenneth Windle
Jimmy Fowler
Jean Miller
Rush
Bolich Emerges As Key Figure In House Tax Probe
A former IRS official, Bolich, is named as a central figure in a House inquiry into intervention in the Daniel A. Bolich liquor importer case. He allegedly pressed for lifting seven million dollars in jeopardy liens and helped halt two 1948 investigations. Bolich resigned last fall for health reasons and will testify next Monday under doctor’s care. Klein’s 1944-46 liquor profits and use of foreign entities are explored in testimony, with operations in Canada, Cuba, and Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolich
Washington
Internal Revenue
House
Daniel A. Bolich
Revenue
Hyman Harvey Klein
Baltimore
Klein
New York City
Canada
Cuba
Panama
Man Found Beaten to Death Near Lynnhaven Inlet
Graham David Shea aged 42 was found beaten to death in a house off Shore Drive in Lynnhaven Inlet Princess Anne County. Coroner Dr H F Dor mire estimated death about 7:30 am with autopsy ordered. Police Chief J E Moore said a blood trail led from outside to the bed where Shea lay, death from a severe head beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Graham David Shea
Lynnhaven Inlet
Princess Anne
H. F. Dormire
Shea
J. E. Moore
Zion Baptist Service At Boyce Sunday Evening
The Rev. Collier D. Johnson with the Voice of Happiness chorus of Washington DC leads services at Zion Baptist Church in Boyce at 8 o’clock Sunday evening. Mrs. Lillian Morgan sponsors the event and Mrs. Roxie Morgan assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier D. Johnson
The
Voice of Happiness
Washington, D. C
Zion Baptist Church
Boyce
Lillian Morgan
Roxie Morgan
Army Budget Discusses Korean War Costs
Maj. Gen. G. H. Decker, chief Army budget officer, says the Army’s share of the Korean fighting averages about 380 million dollars a month. He cites total Army costs at about seven billion by year end and projected to reach nine billion by June 30 if fighting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Decker
Virginia Republicans split over primary and convention nominations
Virginia parties map nomination methods with districts voting by primary or convention. Charles Fenwick chairs the new Tenth District. E L Breeden Jr. heads reconstricted Second District. Virginians for Eisenhower plans a Richmond rally in late April or early May to boost support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fenwick
Arlington
E L. Breeden Jr
Norfolk
Virginia
Eisenhower
Leonard Blackburn
Eisenhowr
Blackburn
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly signs 398 bills in one-day session
Richmond—The 1952 General Assembly adjourned at 1:30 p.m. after signing 398 bills. Enrolled measures now go to Governor Battle. Queen Elizabeth II sent an acknowledgement for condolences on King George VI’s death. Senate and House lists included mournful resolutions for relatives of several lawmakers. A total of 1,273 bills were introduced and 722 passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Assembly
Richmond
General Assembly
Elizabeth II
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Col. E Griffith Dodson
Winchester Post Office to Use SABF Cancellation Slogan
Winchester Virginia post office will begin using a Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival cancellation slogan next Tuesday for April through May 1 and 2 1952. Postmaster Carl Campbell reports over 1000 pieces of mail from collectors with requests for first day or cachet postmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Shenandoah
Post Office
Carl Campbell
Philateliste
10 Month Old Child Dies in Bur ton’s Station Fire
Edward Nimmo, 10 months old, perished when a two story frame house burned in Burton's Station Princess Anne County. Firemen faced delays due to unclear directions in the alarm, according to Fire Chief W J Levenridge of Chesapeake Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Edward Nimmo
Burton’s Station
Princess Anne County
W J Levenridge
Chesapeake Beach
Oxford Crew Wins London Varsity Boat Race
An underdog Oxford crew defeated Cambridge to end a five-year Cambridge run, winning by five feet amid a blinding snowstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford
Cambridge
More Committees For Valley Meet Announced
Shenandoah Valley Inc sets Monday 4 p m meeting at George Washington Hotel with Ed Molden as general chairman and Eugene Sakers and Eugene Branch as vice chairs of arrangements. Attendance list includes Baldridge Hunter Norvel Whiting Farley Reid Hobert Sullenberger etc. A dinner follows with Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival host then Rally at 8 p m at the same hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
George Washington Hotel
Ed L. Molden
Eugene Sakers
Eugene Branch
J. E. Shipp
al Nelson
Lamar Keen
L. V. Watson
Berryville
S. S. Sullenberger
Monterey
Robert T. Bly
Charles Town
Hobert Elected President of Vicenna Retail Hardware Association
C A Hobert of Berryville was elected president at the 33rd annual Vicenna Retail Hardware Association convention held in Hotel John Marshall Richmond. Carl A Miller, NAC executive, spoke on organizing hardware dealers. Other speakers included Charles B McFee Jr and Walter M Evans. Roanoke will host next year’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hobert
Berryville
Vicenna Retail Hardware Association
John Marshall
Richmond
Carl A. Miller
National Retail Hardware Association
Charles B McFee, Jr
Virginia Retail Merchants Association
Nursery For Blood Donors Here Tuesday
Howard Cahill announces a nursery for small children run by Mrs Ruth Robinson when the Red Cross Blood Donor Service Bloodmobile visits the Presbyterian Church from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 1. Mothers giving blood may leave their children in the nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cahill
Red Cross Blood Donor Service
Ruth Robinson
Presbyterian Church
Church Visitation Campaign Yields Strong Interest
Local clergymen hailed the Evangelical Visitation Program held Monday through Thursday under the Winchester Ministerial Association. Dr. John Pemberton of Cape May led the effort. Over 150 church visitors participated and nearly 100 locals pledged to transfer or join a church, aiming to reach unaffiliated residents and newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Ministerial Association
John Pemberton
The
Baptist Church
Cape May
N. J
Local Firms Join 100 Percenters in Red Cross Drive
The 1952 Campaign chaired by Claude Smalls Jr. reports Bickers Motor Co Mike and Tommys Garage H L Patton Sons Community Food Store Miller Chemical Capitol Restaurant have achieved 100 percent participation among employees. Smalls calls for lagging divisions to finish returns by March 31 to meet a $16,584 quota and asks Winchester Frederick County residents overlooked to mail or deliver gifts to the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Smalls, Jr
Bickers Motor Company
Mike
Tommy
H. L. Patton & Son
Community Food Store
Miller Chemical Corp
Capitol Restaurant
Smalts
Red Cross
Smalls
Winchester
Frederick County
Qaampaign
Red Cross Office
Berryville Airman To Broadcast Korea Rescue Story
Pfc. Raymond Fuller of Berryville and the Albatross SA 16 crew will recount their dramatic rescue of a drowned American pilot off Korea coast. The report, taped by Fuller and crew, will be broadcast on WINC at 2:35 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fuller
Garland Fuller
Berryville
Korea
Winc
Puller
Clarke Deputy Clerk Returns After Illness
Miss Lucy A. Allen deputy clerk of Clarke County Court resumes duties in the clerk's office on Monday after illness and convalescence at home in Berryville. She had been a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital in February and worked on court records from home since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy A. Allen
Clarke County Court
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Berryville
Miss Allen
R. E. Carper
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Funeral service for Alexandria city manager Guy Ancell
A funeral will be held in Alexandria tomorrow at 1 p m for W Guy Ancell city manager who died in a Washington hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
W. Guy Ancell
Washington
Harbaugh Rites Planned for local resident Ellis Harbaugh
Funeral services for Ellis E. Harbaugh who died Thursday night will be held Monday at 2 PM at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. William H Hanckel officiating. Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Active pallbearers are William H Brown, Harry W. Rainsberger, George B Stickley, Lawrence T. Long, Virgil R. Prince, Garland Whitlock. Honorary pallbearers include Harry R. Hendershall, Harold Stickley, Rufus Racey, Lewis Smith, Eugene Grant, Lewis Eye, Charles A. Patterson, Gerald E Creswell, Russell Stoller, Clyde A Rudolph, Kenneth Ashby, all Coca Cola Plant employees. Family requests no flowers and invites gifts to the Living Memorial Fund of Christ Church or another charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis E. Harbaugh
Christ Episcopal Church
William H Hanckel
Mount Hebron Cemetery
William H. Brown
Harry W. Rainsberger
George B Stickley
Lawrence T. Long
Virgil R. Prince
Garland Whitlock
Harry R. Hendershall
Harold Stickley
Rufus Racey
Lewis Smith
Eugene Grant
Lewis Eye
Charles A. Patterson
Gerald E Creswell
Russell Stoller
Clyde A Rudolph
Kenneth Ashby
Coca Cola
Living Memorial Fund of
Christ Church
Million Dollars In Gems Exhibited
A private gem display valued near one million dollars is shown at the American Gem Society annual meeting. Detectives guard the collection which includes a 1,318 carat blue sapphire bust of Lincoln worth 250 000 and the 733 carat Black Star sapphire from Queensland valued at 300 000. The society gathers registered jewelers and certified gemologists for research and consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Gem Society
Lincoln
Queensland
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Gordon Blundon
R. O. Norris, Jr
Governor Battle
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T J. Kerfoot
Hobert
Clarke
Guy Ancell
Maryland
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Martinsburg Pike
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