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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
14
The maximum speed is about 55 mph and the average speed is 20 mph. The question notes a coronation not deemed necessary by the people of the Netherlands.
Radio network listings show 6:00 to 11:00 with various programs including News for 15 minutes, Sports Broadcast, News Commentary, Jack Smith Show, Lone Ranger Drama, One Man's Family, Groucho Marx, Red Skelton, Bing Crosby, Family Theater, and Boxing Bouts among others. Local stations labeled with CBS MBS and others listed.
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Page joins the Winchester field office claims unit announced by manager Harry Albert Nelson. Page comes from Greensboro North Carolina after five years with SSA and is accompanied by her daughter Caroline and Mrs. W F Reker. they will live at 7 Parkview Avenue. Page belongs to the Philadelphia AAUW chapter and the Episcopal Church.
On December 11 1917 General Allenby entered Jerusalem on foot and bare headed to accept the surrender of the Turkish garrison, marking a pivotal moment in World War I.
A dense list of TV channels WNEW Channel 4 WTTG Channel 5 WMAL Channel 7 and WTOP Channel 3 featuring daily lineups. Programs include news Talk shows plays films Westerns science fiction serials sports and newscasts with times from 3:00 to 11:15 p.m. for each station.
O Sullivan Rubber Corp reported first quarter 1952 net sales of 1 355 000 dollars, down from 2 037 000 the year before as Korea driven demand faded. The company posted a net loss of 3 608 dollars versus a 89 911 dollar profit in 1951, distributing to preferred dividends and earning 21 cents per share for common stock. April sales were 37 percent ahead of April 1951, signaling a favorable outlook.
High mountain summits near the equator retain snow throughout the year due to persistent high elevations and cool, moist air. Local climbers report glacial remnants and ongoing seasonal avalanches in the ranges, suggesting long term climate impacts on these tropical highlands.
A group of Mt. Oliver businessmen established an oxygen bank to aid emergencies in Pittsburgh. Tanks and equipment are stored at the Mt. Oliver Borough Building and offered free to area physicians who call to have oxygen delivered to bedsides of heart attack victims or critically ill patients. The bank is sustained by local donations.
The column recounts a hare tale from Marion Iowa about a tame mother cat nursing adopted rabbits while she later eats grown rabbits. It also answers a reader query confirming an octobasse as a giant double bass about thirteen feet tall built by a Frenchman in 1849 with few surviving examples in museums.
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