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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1952

Page

6

Tiny Florida Key Deer Face Traffic Perils

Florida officials describe the endangered Key deer native to the Keys as few in number and threatened by highway traffic. A National Wildlife Federation fund funds a warden and seeks a federal refuge to protect the herd, with land purchase estimated at 250000 dollars blocked by state finances.

Tallahassee Florida Keys National Wildlife Federation Key Deer Fund Keys Brea Frye

Five Uranium Prospectors Die In Underground Blast

State police identify five men killed when an explosion collapsed a 180 foot shaft at an abandoned mine near Herron. Victims include Pat Chavalier 32 Veron John Wilerzynski 47 Chicago. Zeke 37 Henry 37. Bernard Donke 44 Herron. A sixth man escaped injury. The blast occurred at 11 15 pm EST.

Herron Michel Pive Here John Wilerzynski Nicago Pat Chavalier Veron Zeke Henry Bernard Donke Herron

St Pauli AMB and St Stephens Sunday Services and Meetings

Sunday morning and evening worship times for St Pauli AMB 428 Loudoun Street and St Stephens Church 24 Chase Street with Sunday School hours. Quarterly conference led by Rev Q Brown at 1 pm Wednesday, prayer meeting at 7 pm, and various church activities including youth fellowship and women’s society sessions.

John Mann Methodist Cork Street T C Lockman George A Davis Methodist Youth Fellowship Womans Society of Christian Service

Epilepsy People Can Live Normally with New Treatments

An advisory overview explains epilepsy ranges in type and severity, notes most cases lack family history, and highlights modern drugs and brain tests like the electroencephalograph. It emphasizes ongoing physician care, trial and error in drug choice, and possible brain surgery for certain scar-related cases.

Girder Crash Kills Office Worker in Philadelphia

A 20-foot steel girder broke through the roof of a seven-story office building, killing John H Flohr Jr. of Philadelphia as he sat at his desk. The girder fell from the 18th floor of a neighboring hotel while being raised for an elevator, alarming about 40 office workers and others nearby.

Philadelphia John H Flohr, Jr

Influenza virus mutates, shaping future epidemics

Sir F Macfarlane Burnet warns that the flu virus survives by constant mutation making a new worldwide outbreak possible. He cites two research paths including genetic approaches and CFA antigen study to trigger antibody responses, presented at NIH during the R B E Dyer lecture.

Washington Sir F. Macfarlane Burnet Walter and Aliza Hall Dr. Burnet R. B E. Dyer National Institutes of Health

Three American UN employees fired after senate questions

UNITED NATIONS NY three of ten American employees on compulsory leave reportedly refused to answer a U S Senate subcommittee inquiry into alleged Communist activity. The dismissals from the U N Secretariat were not officially announced but were believed effective Wednesday. Named were Alfred J Van Tassel chief of the Economic Section of the Special Projects Division with a 9000 salary Herbert Schimmel economics affairs officer 8500 and Herman Zap fellowship officer 6625.

United Nations U.S. Senate U. N Uince Alfred J. van Tassel Special Projects Division Technical Assistance Administration Herbert Schimmel Department of Economic Affairs Herman Zap

First Post Office in the United States Established in Boston

The first U S post office dated to colonial times by order of the General Court of Massachusetts on November 5 1639 at the house of Richard Fairbanks in Boston.

United States General Court of Massachusetts Richard Fairbanks Boston

Realty Transfers and Property Conveyances Listed in Winchester Area

A series of real estate transfers in and around Winchester includes Boyd A Bean and wife conveying all interest in Main St property to Doro thy Bean Petrie. T S Brady conveying land near Virginia Secondary Highway 654 to Ernest O Kirk. Charles R Conard and wife to Arthur L McKee on Highway 608 west of Winchester. Wayne P Hawkins and wife to Glaize Developments Inc on Paper Mill Road. Mary Alice Campbell and others to Carroll E Campbell on Middle Road. Marion L Zirk and wife to John M Hepfer on routes near Winchester. John M Hepfer and wife to Benjamin Arnold Johnson on route near Winchester. Bickers Realty Co Inc to William C Bord and wife on Mill Creek Road. Clinton L Ritter and wife to Meurice J Blosser on Bellview Ave in Shawnee District. Robert O Ritter et al to Ceci L Whitlock and wife on Underwood Lane in Shawnee District. Jessie C Jenkins to Benny McDaniel and wife on Mine Bank Road in Opequon District. City of Winchester transfers: Denzil C Bolen and wife to Joseph H Farmer and wife on Opequon Ave. William E Robinson and wife to Herman Odell Jones and wife on Fatterson Ave.

Boyd A. Bean Dorothy Bean Petrie Main St Stephens City T. S. Brady Ernest O. Kirk Nain Stonewall Charles R Conard Arthur L McKee Winchester Wayne P Hawkins Glaize Developments, Inc Mary Alice Campbell Carroll E Campbell Middle Road Marion L. Zirk John M. Hepfer John M Hepfer Benjamin Arnold Johnson Bickers Realty Co., Inc William C Bord Mill Creek Milton Valley Clinton L Ritter Meurice J Blosser Bellview Ave Shawnee Robert O. Ritter Ceci L Whitlock Underwood Lane Jessie C Jenkins Benny McDaniel Mine Bank Road Opequon

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