White House Reopens Tours After Historic Restoration
The White House reopened for public tours drawing 5 544 visitors in two hours on the first morning. Officials emphasize preservation of its original interior while retaining its simple, dignified character as a national treasure. The piece notes ongoing public interest and pride in the residence of the President and mentions a future remodel of the occupant.
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White House
United States
Republic
Ameri
Nina Warren Crowned Shenandoah XXV Queen at Apple Blossom
Miss Nina Warren known as Honey Bear was named Queen Shenandoah XXV at Winchester Apple Blossom Festival ceremonies. The article lauds the festival’s enduring charm, setting, and historical prestige, noting Warren’s 18 year old ascent as a fitting emblem of the event and linking her American family background to national interest.
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Nina
Honey Bear) Warren
Shenandoah
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Miss Warren
Earl Warren
California
Meat racket probes reach all states centering in Chicago
Health authorities at state and federal levels probe horse meat sold as beef amid evidence of widespread distribution. Chicago is identified as the hub of the racket with few cities offering meat testing facilities to distinguish beef from horse meat.
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Chicago
Horsemeat Adulteration Probed in Ground Beef
Investigators seize samples and send them to Washington for testing by U S health authorities. Authorities warn horsemeat can be sold as low as 20 cents a pound when mixed with beef, a cheap hamburger substitute.
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Washington
U. S
Individual Freedom Message From The Chester Reporter
The piece urges personal responsibility in defending liberty, stating freedom is protected by individuals, not leaders. It calls people to act from their own beliefs and uphold the principle in daily life.
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Congress
Youth and Age Riowah Tennessee Enterprise Verse
A brief reflective piece on a young man of 18 doubting his future, contrasting youthful certainty with someday inheriting his father’s stubborn habits. The poem-like snippet evokes generational doubt and the cyclical nature of aging.
News of Other Years Highlights From The Star Files
The column notes visitors and local life in Monmouth Hills and surrounding areas. Mr and Mrs John Bergen hosted guests, plus Courtnes L Santman on leave at Valley Ave. Details mention Justices of the Peace appointments in Gainesbor and Opequon districts and a birth and a tonsillectomy in the community.
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the Star
John Bergen
Monmouth Hills
N. J
Grove White Pic
Courtnes L. Santman
Tray Air Force Bane
Calif
R.martman
Valley Ave
Sam Riv
Apple Pie Ridge
Pati Marinee
Schenectady
N.Y
Lee A. Butler
Croas Juneron
Hubert E. O'New
Middletown
Gainesbor
Opequon
Hillary Brant, Jr
H. M Brant
Martinsboro Pike
Henry Slater
Onequon
Slater
Noonie Ball
Hott Improves After Pneumonia Illness
Twenty five years ago Framand Spilman, Handley High School student, visited the Kiwanis Club during lunch. Mr Fred Ritzius of Ottawa, Inc., returned home after staying with his cousin Mrs J Mack Can. South Braddock Street’s Abon 8, Hott had pneumonia at his home on West Pall Mall Street and was reported improved.
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Framand Spilman
Handley High School
Kiwanis Club
Fred Ritzius
Ottawa, Inc
J. Mack Can
Braddock Street
Hott
Pneumania
West Pall Malltreet
Winchester City Council Urges Home Number Plates
Winchester residents asked to display house numbers. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Miller celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary with a gathering of friends.
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City Council
Winchester
Godfrey Miller
Few Organized Minorities May Decide 1952 Presidential Race
Washington race center on organized minority blocs with power at decisive voting centers may influence both parties conventions and the November result. Taft Russell Warren Kefauver Harriman Stevenson Kerr Eisenhower unnamed White House stance and Florida primary impact noted.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Chicago
Truman
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Barkley
Kerr
Kefauver
Senator Russell
Harriman
White House
New Yorker
Russell-Kefauver
Florida
Week Day Religious Education in Public Schools
Letter from The Star defends Week Day Religious Education as a cooperative effort of Frederick County churches to teach children non sectarian Christian principles during school hours and released time. The program began in 1948 and expanded to two teachers, funded by a church council budget of 5100 dollars, with enrollment managed outside school by churches and teachers.
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the Star
Frederick County
Supreme Court of the United States
Champaign
Ill
Virginia Department of Public Education
McCollum
Virginia Department of Education
Virginia Attorney General
J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Virginia
Fletcher Kemp
Arlington County
Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages for 39 Years
The report records 24 hour rainfall at 7 am of .56 inches, May total .56 inches, and year-to-date 1952 total 17.93 inches. It also lists the 39 year average rainfall for each month from 1912 to 1951, with January 2.45, February 1.99, March 2.88, April 3.02, May 3.83, June 3.99, July 3.62, August 3.82, September 2.63, October 3.27, November 3.56, December 2.50 inches.
Frederick County Churches Council Members Named
B F Strother presides with J F Wine as secretary in Frederick County Council of Churches listing.
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B. F. Strother
J. F. Wine
Frederick County
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A quiz feature asks 10 daily questions with scoring bands Memory Genius to Good and directs readers to page 2 for correct answers. It lists ten sample questions on topics including Dulles resignation Claude Pepper handwriting ruler Sedan Harriman and more.
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John Foster Dulles
Claude Pepper
U. S
Central America
Edward Henry Harriman
Sedan
Wales
Adonis
Maryland
Virginia
The Fellow Traveler in Politics and Faith
The author condemns a so called fellow traveler as disloyal to democracy and country. He labels both political and religious travelers as parasites who drift from core duties and church obligations, preferring worldly wealth and liberalism over true faith when God is absent.
No place for lesser in God's eternal plan says speaker
The speaker denounces wasting time and money on religion and asserts that God requires the best of each person not mere "fellow-travelers" in faith. He rejects compromise and implies a calling to wholehearted devotion. The remark reflects a stern, uncompromising religious stance.
Pilothouse From Miranda Finds New Home In Mystic Museum
The Miranda once plied the Rhode Island coast as a steamship and later a tug. Abandoned at a Thames River landing, part of the ship, its pilothouse, has been placed in the Mystic Marine Museum among historic vessels.
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Mystic, Conn
Miranda
Rhode Island
Thames River
Mystic Marine Museum
Can two potato crops be grown in one year in Maine
The Department of Agriculture says in Maine there is little more than time for one potato crop per year. Only along Maryland Virginia North and South Carolina and the southern states can two crops be grown in one year.
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Maine
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
POUND FOOLISH CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE ENDS WITH GOOD-BY
Leonie prepares for a two week departure as Lincoln Calvert visits with a hopeful air. Henri and Joseph Newman greet the suitor coolly while Leonie navigates affection, gifts, and farm talk. The scene ends with Joseph planning a summer job after college as To Be Continued.
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Leonie
Lincoln Calvert
Henri
Lincoln
Joseph Newman
Joseph
Panama
Joe
Ave Maria
Robert Molioy
King Features Syndicate
I Go Up North With Joe Newman In Dinner Table Scene
In a Northbound plan Lincoln tells Leonie she will stay cool in the mountains while the others face heat. Joseph offers to coach songs with Leonie on rainy days and brings cigars for Mr. Lemay. Henri Lemay resists but agrees to sing if Miss Lemay accompanies.
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Edisto Plantation
Lincoln Calvert
Mr. Lemay
Leonie
Lincoln
Lancoln
Joseph
Joe Newman
Caruso
New York
Yaccum
Baltimore
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