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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1952

Page

2

British Blast Could Have Been Type of Hydrogen Bomb

Australian physicist William Mangini observed Britain’s atomic test from shore and said the blast near Monte Bello Islands could resemble a hydrogen device in size and yield. He noted an orange red flash, a sunlike cloud, and a ground bounce to 3 000 feet in three seconds, leaving a hot area a mile wide for about 30 minutes.

Sydney Australia Britain Iliam J. Mangini Western Australia Monte Bello Northwe

Police Court Reckless Driving and License Violations Listed

Benjamin F. Frye 47 Route 2 reckless driving $14.25 Donald E. Myers 22 Martinsburg W Va reckless driving $15.25 John T. Ash 18 colored 432 Haddox Row no operator license and running red light $20.25 failure to answer Summers $12 George J. Strathopolous 202 E Piccadilly Street speeding $14.25 Hazel Riggleman Berryville Avenue unlawfully operating between 12 midnight and 7 a m within 500 feet of a dwelling house restaurant or snack bar for its patrons parking $31.75 Wilmer Wheeler 44 Staunton drunk $975.

Benjamin F. Frye Route 2 Donald E. Myers Martinsburg W. Va John T. Ash Haddox Row George J. Strathopolous Piccadilly Street Hazel Riggleman Berryville Avenue Wilmer Wheeler Staunton

Harrisonburg Dominates District 5 Football Wins

Harrisonburg High School routed Staunton 37 to 0 and defeated Clifton Forge 26 to 19 in District 5 play. The two wins improve Harrisonburg’s record while Staunton and Clifton Forge drop in the standings.

Harrisonburg Harrisonburg High School Staunton Clifton Forge

Brooklyn Eagle backs Eisenhower for president

The Brooklyn Eagle declares its support for General Dwight D. Eisenhower as the Republican candidate for the presidency in tomorrow’s edition.

New York Brooklyn Eagle Dwight D. Eisenhower

Stephenson Front Royal Baseball Final Sunday Crown

In the Northern Virginia Baseball League finals Front Royal hosts Stephenson at Bingo Cros Stadium. With one win each, Sunday’s game decides the 1952 champion. John Pickrell pitches for Front Royal against Dave Fahnestock of Stephenson. Umpires are Leon Pope and Jesse Donald. 2:30 p.m. start.

Northern Virginia Baseball League Front Royal Bingo Crosby Stadium Stephenson North Mountain Clarke County John Pickrell Rouss Park Dave Fahnestock Royals Armed Forces Leon Pope Jesse Donald

Feltner Suffers Heart Attack While Visiting Laurel

Charles Feltner, Berryville resident, reportedly suffered a heart attack in Laurel Maryland yesterday. He was taken to a Baltimore hospital and his condition was not known. Mrs Feltner left this morning to be with him.

Charles Feltner Berryville Laurel Baltimore Feltner

Oct sales directory lists auctions across Frederick and surrounding areas

A compiled schedule shows multiple estate, real estate, and personal property auctions from October through November. Items include cattle, furniture, farm machinery, and real estate with locations in Winchester, Strasburg, Capon Bridge, Berryville, and Gore. Auctioneers include R Austin Backus Omar Pugh Chas Duvall Buddy Artrip Jr E T Snider and others.

Ray St. Koontz Bedford R. Austin Backus First National Bank of Roy Duvall Katie G. Myerly Brucetown Chas. Duvall Luther N. Schaffenaker Capon Bridge W. Va Sandy Hollow Road Omar Pugh Effie Moreland Virginia Ave Winchester Buddy Artrip, Jr W. T Thompson Berryville W. D. Orndorff G. G. Baker Fred. County Courthouse Latane Street E. T. Snider A. B. Solenberger W. E. Edwards Frederick County Court House U. 8S Rt. 50 Gore Duvall

Woodstock Fete Ends Today With Pageantry and Speech

The Shenandoah Valley town of Woodstock closes its bicentennial celebration with a 2 p.m. speech by Dr. Heinz Krekeler, West German envoy, and a 75 unit parade led by the U. S. Marine Corps band. Mary Alice Christina Sager crowned Miss Woodstock Bicentennial as Sen. Robertson and Sen. Byrd attended.

Woodstock Shenandoah Valley Heinz Krekeler U.S Harry Byrd Sen. Robertson

Dr John B McKee elected Virginia ACP chapter chairman

Dr John B McKee of this city was chosen chairman of the Virginia Section of the American College of Physicians at a Richmond meeting tied to the Virginia Medical Society annual session. A 1928 University of Virginia Medical School graduate, he practiced locally since 1931 after training at New York Postgraduate Hospital. He served in World War II, rising to lieutenant colonel and acting as medical consultant to the 9th Army. He now serves as a consultant to Newton-Walter VA Hospital Warren County Memorial Hospital Front Royal Kings Daughters Martinsburg and Charles Town General.

John B. McKee Virginia American College of Physicians Richmond Medical Society of Virginia McKee New York Post Graduate Hospital 9Th Army Memorial Hospital Newton Walter VA Hospital Warren County Memorial Hospital Front Royal Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg Charles Town General Hospital Univerfarsity Grani Shrdluulda Versity of

Father of Suspect In Schuster Killing Attempts death by own action

The father of John Mazziotta, linked as chief suspect in the Arnold Schuster killing, tried to slit his throat in his Brooklyn home and is in serious condition at Kings County Hospital. Schuster, who identified Willie Sutton, was killed near his home on March 8. the suspect remained at large.

New York Arnold Schuster Feline Mazziotta John Chappy) Mazziotta Brooklyn Kings County Schuster John Maznnotta

Chest kickoff plan outlines drive and seven teams

The Chest announces a fundraising drive aiming for 41 225 to support seven member agencies. A planning dinner will introduce the drive pattern and volunteers will receive materials. The Advance Gifts Division will form eight teams with captains and members listed.

H. Delmer Robinson Chest Richard Pontz

Washington girl chosen Apple Harvest Queen at Charlottesville festival

Faith Hollowell a Bryn Mawr College freshman from Washington DC was named Queen of the Apple Harvest Festival here set for October 8 to 11. The 17 year old, daughter of Commander John A. Hollowell lost aboard the U S S Houston, will debut in Washington at Fort McNair during her Christmas break.

Charlottesville Washington, D. C Bryn Mawr College J Emmett Gleason Bradley Rutledge Faith Hollower Ernest Becker Admiral Becker Washington, DC Rutledge Miss Hollowell John A. Hollowell U.S. S Houston Java Sea Philippine Islands

Quarles Speaks at Shrine Club Ladies Night Dinner

Dr. Garland Quarles superintendent of Winchester schools was guest speaker at the Blue Ridge Shrine Club semi annual ladies night dinner held October 1 at Yorke Inn. His address on Cynicism and Stoicism drew over 129 Nobles and wives with A. B. Hentz as master of ceremonies. Past presidents Mike Byrd and M. B. Clowe Sr were acknowledged and Nick Kindler reported on Acca Temple membership. Ralph Larson John Fisher Ray Curlin and Ralph Siloman organized the dinner.

Garland Quarles Winchester Blue Ridge Ralph Larson John Fisher Ray Curlin Ralph Siloman

Halleck decries back pay distribution as vote buying

Rep. Charles A. Halleck charges four million dollars in back holiday pay to 10 000 current and former government workers is an apparent attempt to influence votes. The payments cover printing office staff and retroactively to 1942, with Halleck noting the timing mirrors other administration announcements.

Washington Charles A. Halleck R-Ind

Ronnie Miller Elected President of Hayfield 4 H Club

Ronnie Miller is chosen president of the Hayfield 4 H Club at October meetings at Mrs Linden Ramey home. New officers include Anne Wolfe vice president Margaret Ramey secretary Genevieve Combs reporter Mary Lou Ramey games leader and Robert Ramey song leader. Miller reported on travel to the 4 H Farm and Home Electric Congress in Richmond with delegate Jean Lockhart and Agns Shirley Home Demonstration Agent. The group notes next meeting with Margaret and Billy Ramey. A reader asks how large a giant barracuda grows to be: up to 6 ft long and 100 lb in weight.

Ronnie Miller Hayfield 4-H Club Linden Ramey Anne Wolfe Margaret Ramey Genevieve Combs Mary Lou Ramey Robert Ramey 4-H Farm Home Electric Congress Richmond Jean Lockhart Agns Shirley Phoebe White Ann Wolfe Billy Ramey Dickie Ramey Mercaret Ramey Margaret

U S Retaliation Expected After Kennan Ouster

Washington predicts a strong protest and possible expulsion of the Soviet ambassador following George F Kennan being declared persona non grata. Secretary Acheson and aides study retaliation while Moscow recalls Kennan and the Kremlin faces a growing crisis in American Soviet relations.

Washington United States Russia George F Keenan Moscow Naz Action Acheson Ruman Kremlin Georgi N Zarubin

Red Bishop and Three Priests Sentenced to Death

Vienna dispatches report a Bulgarian court in Sofia sentenced Roman Catholic Bishop Evgheni Bosilkov and three priests Pastor Josephat Shishkov, Kamen Jonkov, and Pavel Djijov to death on spying and anti state charges. It notes 20 other priests were convicted as well. The priests reportedly sought mercy.

Vienna Austria Sofia Wiener Kurier Evgheni Bosilkov Pathers Josephat Shishkov Kamen Jonkov Pavel Djijov

Eisenhower Stevenson clash cited in campaign trip notes

The report recalls Eisenhower quoting Stevenson as calling Communists in government not very important. It covers Truman’s San Francisco stop and Davis California remarks on GOP policy, Gov Warren’s presidential bid, and Warren’s planned Oct 12 campaign swing. Doctors say both candidates are medically fit.

Milwaukee Eisenhower Stevenson Truman San Francisco Davis Calif GOP Warren United States Sacramento Staes Mississippi River This Week Magazine NEA Service

Two Vehicle Accidents Cause 460 In Damages

Two accidents in the past 24 hours, one in Winchester and one in Clarke County, caused 460 in damage with no injuries. In Winchester a 1947 Buick attempted to back into a space on Braddock Street, hitting a 1951 Pontiac. In Berryville a 1951-52 Dodge truck ran off Rt. 7, through a fence, damaging the vehicle and property.

Calrke County Winchester Braddock St Boscawen Ernest A. Stotler Donald Myers Martinsburg Braddock St. Myers Rt. 7 Crim

Mrs Potter Dies In New Jersey Bus Crash

Louise H Potter wife of the late Harry Potter of Millwood died in Newark New Jersey from a bus accident She was active in Clarke County church and school work and had lived in New Jersey six years Survived by two sisters a sister in law and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be at Shiloh Baptist Church Millwood Sunday at 3 p m with two pastors officiating Interment in Millwood Cemetery

Louise H. Potter Harry Potter Millwood Newark N. J Mary Dorsey Shiloh Baptist Church Philip Elmo E. E. Baylor Millwood Cemetery

Property Auction in Frederick County Sells for 8050

A seven room concrete block house at 537 N. Loudoun St. was sold at public auction yesterday at the Frederick County Courthouse. H. Pred Madigan of Frederick bought the property for 8050. Buddy Ar trip acted as auctioneer with Shenandoah Valley National Bank handling the sale.

Loudoun St Frederick County H. Pred Madigan Buddy Artrip Shenandoah Valley National Bank

September Rainfall Near Twice Normal in Winchester

September rainfall in Winchester totaled 5.15 inches, about two and a half inches above the long term average of 2.63 inches. The month proved very wet, with most precipitation occurring in the first two weeks, while last year saw only 1.90 inches.

Winchester

How's Your L Q answers listed for Page 4 quiz

The page presents ten quiz solutions: True for statement 1, Vermont for 2, Alfred E Smith for 3, Canada for 4, A Study in Scarlet for 5, Tuberculosis for 6, the son of Napoleon and Marie Louise of Austria for 7, France for 8, Twenty for 9, and They started on their trip last Tuesday for 10.

Vermont Alfred E Smith Canada Napoleon Marie-Louise Austria France

Temperature Spikes and Cool Sep Temps Reported

The records show four days above 90 with highs of 90 on the 2nd 91 on the 12th and 94 on the 13th and 14th. September proved cooler overall with early mornings below 60 on 12 days.

Largest California Vineyard Located at Guasti

The Wine Institute says records indicate the largest vineyard in California sits at Guasti, a notable site for grape production in the state.

California The Wine Institute

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Carl Mr. Feltner Henry T. Goode & Son Combi John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc Rma Jw pHot Dr. McKee Advance Gifts Robert K. Woltz Pred M. Ritter Vic Wheeler Thomas G. Scully William M. Battalle Howard A Holland Harry A. Carpenter Ralph Hardy Dale Daugherty Robert M. Lindsay C. F. Schenck A. J Bowen Jack Blackburn L. W Wallace Lemuel Brown Gorton T. Sverry W. W Hunt Paul Terreta John F. Cussen C. Ridgely White Wendell R. Barney Clowe Randolph Larrick James Alexander Harry F Byrd Joseph L. Kalbach Lamar H. Keen John F. Anderson Claude B. Smalls James R. Wilkins Stewart Bell, Jr A. L. Lindall Ben F. Arthur, Jr Lynn Wiseman NER Cele Apple Harvest D. C Quarles Shrine Club Halleck Hayfield 4-H Club Corliss Archer WINC Northern Virginia Power Co Kennan Reds N. Loudoun FORD Frederick Martinsburg Pike Administrator's Sale C.T.A Arthur G. Leake A. G. Leake Remington First National Bank Strasburg, Va T.A Ray Koontz T. B Rainsburg Cumberland Pennais Ray S$. Kooniz Bedford, Pa Sales Mgr Mexico N.Y N. Cameron Winchester Rendering CO Ellerslie Farm Auc O Rt Jochen Beatie Bangs Dave Canning Gale Mgr Chariettesville TITAN Lees C. . Brumback & Sons N. Cameron St Clearbrook Middleway Tanquarry Mill Jobe H. L. Myerly Harry S. Myeply Utor Charles Duvall J. M. Fishpaw
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