Requirements to Vote and How to Register in 1952
This notice outlines U S citizen eligibility for voting in 1952 elections, including age of 21, state residence requirements, and poll tax payment. It explains differences for precinct moves, registration deadlines four weeks and 30 days before elections, and guidance for Armed Forces members and those who arrive from other states. It advises verification at the Clerk of Court and to bring poll tax receipts.
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The
United
General Assembly
United States
Office of Clerk of Court
National League Leaders Report From Baseball Standings
Associated Press notes Sauer of Chicago leads batting with 338 runs, Union of New York locks 32 RBIs, Sauer also tops hits with 52 and home runs with 10. Williams and Musial tied for doubles, Reese and Robinson share stolen bases with 6.
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Associated Press
Sauer
Chicago
Lockman
New York
Williams
Musial
St. Louis
Thomson
Reese and Robinson
Brooklyn
Sae — Maglie
Maglie
Baseball Scores and Standings From Major Leagues
The Associated Press reports American League results with Chicago beating Cleveland 7 to 3 and Philadelphia 2 to 4 against New York 1 to 2. In doubleheaders, Washington won 5 to 3 over Boston in 14 innings while St Louis led Detroit 3 to 5 in 12 innings. Other games include Philadelphia 3 to 2 over New York and Brooklyn 5 to 11 over Boston. Chicago 7 to 11 over Cincinnati, St Louis 3 to 3 with Pittsburgh 2 to 4.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wil
Baseball Leaders and Standouts From Cleveland and Nearby Teams
The list highlights key players and stats: Roe-DiMaggio of Boston, Runs Avila of Cleveland with 28 RBIs Rosen of Cleveland with 30 hits Simpson of Cleveland with 54 doubles Priddy of Detroit with 13 triples Simpson of Cleveland with Delsing of St. Louis 4 home runs Rosen of Cleveland with stolen bases Rizzuto of New York Senne of Shea Washington and Shants of Philadelphia with 48 strikeouts.
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DiMaggio
Boston
Avila
Cleveland
Rosen
Simpson
Priddy
Detroit
Delsing
St. Louis
Rizzuto
New York
Senne — Shea
Washington
Shants
Philadelphia
Winchester man wins trip to Memorial Day Auto Race
J D Warfield of the Winchester Firestone Store won first place in a two month Baltimore branch sales contest. The prize is an all expense paid trip to the Memorial Day auto race in Indianapolis. He traveled with other winners by a special train and will return home soon.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Winchester
J .D. Warfield
Firestone
Baltimore
New York
Indianapolis
June Week Opens At Naval Academy Parade
The Naval Academy opened June Week with a full dress parade reviewed by John F. Floberg. The five day event culminates with the graduation of 783 midshipmen on June 6.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
John F. Floberg
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle filled with themed hints including juice of plants term and Norse gods list. Clues cover animals foods places and actions and require cross reference for solution.
Hodges and Minoso Power Memorial Day Baseball Across Leagues
Dodgers beat the Braves 5-4 as Gil Hodges hits two three run homers to raise his average to .227 while Minnie Minoso, back from injury, belts three home runs in a Chicago doubleheader 7-2 and 3-1. The day also saw Giants split with Philadelphia and Cubs sweep Reds as Pirates beat St Louis and Yankees face tough, late rallies in other games. Mantle hit his third homer as Schantz and Hooper excelled in the Yanks Athletics tilt.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Hodges
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
Gil
Brooks
New York Giants
Minoso
Chicagoans
Cleveland Indians
Minnie
Joe Dobson
Giants
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Garagiola
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Eddie Yo
St. Louis Browns
Bengals
Brownies
Joe Demaestri
Russ Meyer
Phils
Larry Jansen
Robin Robers
Schantz
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Murder trial opens in Charlotte Court House
Defense witnesses began testifying in the murder trial of Beaser Fore 34 of Brookneal accused of causing the drowning of Marion Rutledge 23 on a Staunton River fishing trip last March 28. Rutledge body remained in water 11 days before being recovered by a rope across the stream.
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Charlotte
Beaser Fore
Brookneal
Marion Andrew Rutledge
Rutledge
Fore
Staunton
La Starza Wins Over Bucceroni in Ten Rounds at Madison Square Garden
Roland La Starza defeats Danny Bucceroni in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden, though he remains outside title contention. The Bronx boxer pummeled his opponent with rights to drop him multiple times, while pursuing a rematch with bigger names like Murphy, LaMotta, or Maricano, all unresolved.
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New York
Roland la Starza
Bronx
Danny Bucceroni
Madison Square Garden
la Starza
Danny Boy
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Jake LaMotta
Detroit
Chuck Davey
Chico Vejar
Eve
Davey
Carmen Basillio
Syracuse
Rocky Marciano
Rock
Hooker Leaves William and Mary to Lead Richmond Hoops
Lester Hooker Jr. resigned as William and Mary head basketball coach to take the University of Richmond post. Malcom Pitt, Richmond athletic director, announced Hooker’s acceptance after offering the job last week. Hooker cited future opportunities while noting the W M program’s strong recent material and a state title last season.
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Richmond
Lester Hooker Jr
William and Mary
University of Richmond
Hooker
Malcolm A. Pitt
Pitt
Williamsburg
W&m
Barney Wilson
Ward Cups British Amateur Golf Title From Stranahan
Ward of Tarboro North Carolina defeated Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio 6 and 5 in the 36 hole All America final at Prestwick Scotland to win the British Amateur title. Stranahan’s erratic driving and bunker trouble paved Ward’s path to the title as the American became the 11th winner of the trophy since 1926. Ward sealed victory on the 31st green while Stranahan faced an uphill scamper to the cup.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Young Harvie Ward
Tarboro
N. C
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Southern
Stranahan
Ward
United States
Jesse Sweetser
Appalachia Woman Beaten to Death in Restaurant
In Appalachia Virginia a 49 year old woman Mrs Bessie Moore was beaten to death in her restaurant late last night Police seek her husband Malcolm Moore seen fleeing the scene with a heavy object A murder warrant was issued He fled toward the back door The victim was taken to Norton hospital where she died early today The couple had a son John E Moore who lives in Florida
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Appalachia
Appachalia
Bessie Moore
Mary Jane Couch
Wise
Harold Fleming
Fleming
Moore
Moores
John E. Moore
Florida
Blue Ridge Horse Show Scheduled for June 7 at Carter Hall
The Blue Ridge Hunt Horse Show will be held June 7 in the grove at Carter Hall Millwood. Twenty eight classes cover green and conformation hunters ponies and breeding. Alex Mackay-Smith and Richard Dole lead the program with three special trophies.
Local Dairies Face 72 200 OPS Suit
The Office of Price Stabilization filed suit in U S District Court in Winchester against Sanitary Dairy and Haldeman Creamery Inc for 72 200 52 in overcharge penalties. Sanitary Dairy allegedly overcharged 15 112 77 and Haldeman Creamery 8 954 07 during 1951 06 to 1952 04. Damages sought equal three times the excess charges.
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Harrisonburg
Office of Price Stabilization
Sanitary Dairy
Haldeman Creamery, Inc
Winchester
U. S
Howard G. Gilmer, Jr
Sanitary
Haldeman Creamery
National and Local Bowling Awards Highlight Dinner
Four national awards and trophies plus five local league honors were presented at the annual bowling banquet sponsored by multiple leagues. E L Geib announced national trophies to Pat Singhass and Ellen Patton, with top girls’ teams from James Wood School and James Wood’s Eagles earning recognition. Local league trophies covered B League, Church League, and James Wood divisions, naming top individuals and teams including the Hamsters, Eagles, Glaize Bros., Valley Distributors, and Bell Clothes, with special notes on high averages, sets, and games. The event drew about 125 bowers at the George Washington Hotel.
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James Wood
George Washington
E. L. Geib
Washington
Pat Singhass
James Wood School
Ellen Patton
Betty Layman
Betty Robinson
Mary Robinson
Peggy Adams
Pat Pingley
The
Eagles
Phyllis Campbell
Jennie Bailey
Marion Copp
Sara Dale
John Boyd
Jim Fiddler
Bill Boden
Thurston Clevenger
Catlett
Red Baker
E. L. Keller
Joe Prickett
Mary Renner
Sara Golden Dale
Eleanor Franklin
Shirley Barton
Douglas Carper
Susan Sargent
Stewart Ellis
Bobby Layman
Bobby Franklin
Lewis Ewing
Bill Bailey
Martha Smith
Nancy Jones
Jackie Jones
King David
Pattie Garber
Jean
Local Event Features Toastmaster Dan Leatherman and Speeches
Dan Leatherman served as toastmaster while Mr Geib discussed the new automatic pin setter and Mr Zimmerman spoke about the local bowling alley. Mrs George Turner provided piano entertainment for group singing and dancing followed by music from the Musical Aces.
When Is a Fire Not a Fire
Local firemen answered a call at 11 10 a m yesterday to a report of a fire. They found the smoke came from an oil furnace at the home of George Pulley on Greystone Terrace due to cold weather. No damage occurred.
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George
Greystone Terrace
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