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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1952

Page

3

N D Long Dies At Middletown

Newton Daniel Longe 81 a Middletown farmer died at his home after illness. Born near Luray Page County he was a Grace Methodist Church steward. Survived by widow Wiss Blanche Ridings five children two brothers a sister eight grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday with house rites at 2 and church service at 2 30 led by Rev J S Peebles. Burial Mount Carmel Cemetery.

Newton Daniel Longe Middletown Luray Page County Benjamin F. Long Martha Long Frederick County Grace Methodist Church Wiss Blanche Ridings Robert M. Long Lawrence T Long Lyle Funkhouser Garland L. Long Alva H. Long Middltown Charles Long Willam Long Essie Jenkins Stanley Grace Church J. S. Peebles Carson Reely Pal

Cancer Society To Show Breast Self Examination Film

The American Cancer Society screens a 20 minute film titled Breast-Self Examination for women and girls over 16. A physician will answer questions after each showing. Continuous screenings run 9 to 9 with no admission fee. Location is the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Sunday School Room.

The American Cancer Society Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church

Virginia apples get new market box to sell in Virginia

Virginia Department of Agriculture introduces a crush proof reinforced cardboard box selling exactly a bushel of U S Fancy Virginia apples. Five layers of thirty indentations ensure uniform size and color with the Virginia Blue Quality Label on the outside signaling quality.

Virginia Washington Newman Rappahannock Virginia Blue

Virginia apple industry eyes fresh processing split

The box grading process under Federal and State inspection separates apples for fresh markets from processing plants. Virginia plans a new packaging method using plastic bags to allow grocers to assemble fresh consumer packs, with apples even from Georgia already praised for quality. A Deep South broker offered a premium, but a Virginia firm chose to debut Virginia quality apples locally in Richmond wholesalers.

Richmond Sperryville Virginia State Department of Agriculture Department Washington M. D. Newman Apple Georgia

Now or Never For Republicans Says Flanders

Senator Ralph E. Flanders argues in the University of Virginia Quarterly Review that the GOP must win the presidential race or fade as a national party. He warns it may need to form a new party or split the Democratic Party to preserve free government.

Charlottesville Ralph E. Flanders University of Virginia Quarterly Review Flanders GOP Democratic Party

Virginia 1952 Traffic Toll Reaches 196 After Fatal Accidents

The Virginia 1952 traffic toll climbed to 196 after two single vehicle deaths. Harry Carpenter, 28, died on Chincoteague Main Street. Reid Williams, 44, died from injuries after a Danville area crash. Ora Marshall, 77, was struck on Route 291 near Lynchburg. Thomas Lester, 54, died when a high speed wreck on Route 33 overturned. James Poe, 35, died in a single car crash on Route 602 near Galax.

Associated Press Virginia Harry Carpenter Chincoteague Accomack County Reid Clarence Williams Danville James B. Poe Galax

President Truman Urges Nationwide Good Friday Observance

President Truman calls for general nationwide observance of Good Friday April 11. A March 22 letter released by a Washington church group seeks a three hour pause in business on Good Friday. He urges fullest support as the theme of Christian unity echoes his own views.

Washington Truman

Prince Charles’s likely royal house on accession

The document notes that unless Queen Elizabeth issues Letters Patent to preserve Windsor, Charles would become the first monarch of the House of Mountbatten. It frames the family name change as contingent on royal action.

Prince Charles England C. A Elizabeth Windsor House of Mountbatten

Iva Kitchell Birthday Born in Junction City Kansas

Iva Kitchell born March 31 1912 in Junction City Kansas as Emma Baugh daughter of a soldier. A dancing satirist and self choreographer she creates her own costumes and has attracted critics from New York across the United States Canada Hawaii and South America. She began in the Chicago Opera Ballet earning 35 dollars a week.

Iva Kitchell Junction City Kan Emma Baugh New York United States Canada Hawaii

Kefauver Says He Would Meet Stalin If Elected

Sen. Estes Kefauver told U S News and World Report he would meet Stalin anywhere in the world if a real settlement with Russia seemed possible. He said he would not stand on his dignity while the fate of the world hung in the balance.

Washington Sen Estes Kefauver Stalin Russia Kefauver U.S. News and World Report

Bodies of Fishermen Recovered From Ward's Creek

Two Surry County fishermen James Hargrave aged 39 and Henry Whiting aged 32 were found dead Sunday in Ward's Creek Burrowsville Prince George County. Deputies said the men left home Saturday to set catfish traps and were last seen about 3 p m. A search of the creek followed their disappearance.

Hopewell Surry County Ward's Creek Burrowsville Prince George County J. C. Belches James Hargrave Henry Whiting Spring Grove

Opera Stars Robert Merrill and Roberta Peters Wed in New York

Metropolitan Opera singers Robert Merrill aged 34 and Roberta Peters 21 married in New York after a groom’s late arrival caused by a Greek Independence Day parade. About 1,000 guests attended at the Park Avenue synagogue with Merrill delayed en route.

New York Metropolitan Opera Robert Merrill Roberta Peters Goom Merrill Park Avenue

Court Cases Heard in Local Reckless Driving and Drunk Driving

The docket lists Theodore Joseph Kerns 34 Whitacre reckless driving with $14.25 fine. Clyde Troxell Offord 40 Fall ing Waters W Va reckless driving with $36.25. Samuel Jenkins 30 Winches ter drunk fined $15.25. Elwood Albert Lowery 18 Stephens City drunk fined $10.25. Taylor Floyd Finley Jr 23 Negro 606 N Cameron St speeding $14.25. Edward Cornwell Parrill 31 W Cork St driving while license revoked fined $15.25 and 60 days suspended sentence to serve five days. Marvin James Emenwiller 53 Mt Falls drunk fined $9.75. Grover Puffenburger 57 Sulphur Springs Rd drunk fined $9.25.

Theodore Joseph Kerns Whitacre Clyde Troxell Offord Falling Waters W. Va Samuel Jenkins Winchester Elwood Albert Lowery Stephens City Taylor Floyd Finley, Jr N. Cameron St Edward Cornwell Parrill W. Cork St Marvin James Emenwiller Mt. Falls Grover Puffenburger Sulphur Springs Rd

Widow Ruth Potter Dies in Charlottesville Fire

A 45 year old widow, Ruth Potter, was found dead in her Harris Road home near Charlottesville after a Friday night blaze. Firemen extinguished the flames in her first floor bedroom. Coroner Dr. John R. Morris Jr said the death was accidental from suffocation. Potter lived alone after moving from Ardmore Oklahoma last November and was mother to a 16 year old student at Fishburne Military School Waynesboro.

Charlottesville Harris Road Ruth Potter Fishburne Military School Waynesboro John R. Morris, Jr

Cars Collide At Braddock and Fairfax Intersection

A two car crash at the Braddock Street and Fairfax Lane junction Saturday around 12 40 pm caused 375 in damages. Investigating officer Pvt Maurice Lake of the Winchester Police said Melvin David Boone Millwood Pike drove a 1946 47 Mercury south on Braddock while Anna Nicholas Kay 431 Jefferson Street turned from Fairfax Lane to go north on Braddock in a 1949 50 Nash both vehicles damaged 150 for the Boone car and 225 for the Kay car.

Braddock Fairfax Lane Pvt Maurice Lake Winchester Police Department Melvin David Boone Millwood Pike Braddock Street Anna Nicholas Kay Jefferson Street

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