National News Note From Winchester Evening Star
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1952
Page
4
Clarke Courier Changes Owners
The Clarke Courier changes ownership as Stacy B. Lloyd Jr sells to G. Kenneth Levi after 20 years of editing. Established 1869, the paper was once run by the Crown family and later Ralph N. Dorsey before Lloyd, who created the Middlebury Chronicle. Levi now leads The Courier, promising continued local focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy B. Lloyd, Jr
Clarke Courier
G. Kenneth Levi
The
Courier
William N. Nelson
Crown
John R. Crown
Ralph N. Dorsey
Harrisonburg Daily News-Record
Mr. Lloyd
Winchester Evening Star
Dorsey
Lloyd
Middlebury Chronicle
Berryville
Chronicle
Levi
Clarke County
Space age toys threaten Western kid culture
A columnist laments evolving children’s play from six shooter frontier fantasies to space age gadgets. The Wall Street Journal notes “Brace yourself Hopalong Cassidy” era shifts as rocket riding bandits and anti-gravity gear enter toy aisles, signaling a new era in small fry pastimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Hopalong Cassidy
Outer Space
Atomic Rockets and Sonic Rays Stir Space Club Fears
The piece warns of a 16 inch atomic rocket and Buck Rogers sonic ray gun with explosive and lethal claims. It notes 350 space man clubs, including Little Monsters of America, sparking debate over safety and mock danger in early sci fi culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Naguib backs drive to end British Canal Zone role
Egypt's Naguib signals intention to oust Britain from the Suez Canal Zone after seizing control of national affairs. He has grown wary of Western alliance gestures while spurning British influence, raising questions about domestic stability and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naguib
Egypt
Sues Canal Zone
Nile
Western Alliance
Canal Zone
Suez
Honolulu
Acheson
New Zealand
Europe
Virginia Apples Deserve Wider Use and Advertising
Current Opinion argues Virginia apples are high quality in fresh and cooked forms and could gain market share like citrus with continued advertising. It notes apples shine when paired with good pastry and recipes, predicting rising sales and benefits for state growers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Smoking Hot Verses on Smokers and cigarrettes
A brief Wall Street Journal style verse humorously lists types of smokers who struggle with crokes. It notes the man who borrows matches, the one who misplaces cigarettes, and ends with self reference as the speaker who lacks both.
Asiatic Nations Excluded From Secret Far East War Council
Washington hosts a three-nation Pentagon session on Indo China and Southeast Asia defense as rivals argue about Western colonial policy. Critics warn exclusion of Asian states fuels anti American sentiment and strengthens Moscow's leverage in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret War Council
Far East
Washington
Middle East
Asia
Moscow
Pentagon
United States
Britain
France
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Korea
London
Mao Tsetung
Stalin
All Asia
Japan
Philippines
Indonesia
Australia
New Zealand
Russia
Burma
India
Hungary
China
Tran
Nehru
North
Africa
England
Egypt
Sudan
Dewey
Eisenhower
Tie
NATO
GOP
Netherlands
State Department
Dominions
Acheson
Churchill
Paris
How's Your I Q Memory Test Preview
A puzzle style prompt lists 10 IQ questions and scoring by daily accuracy. The questions cover a breed of tailless cat, the 1887 Statue of Liberty unveiling, Jeep history, sleep on water, lightest elements, Scarlett O Hara husbands, historical event lines, Sooner State nickname, caffeine in coffee versus tea, and a proofreading and reading comprehension passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Man
Bedloe's Island
Margaret
Scalett O’hara
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Arizona
Rainfall figures for past 24 hours and monthly totals
Rainfall data show 0.40 inches in the last 24 hours ending 7 am. October totals reach 64.1952 inches and the year to date stands at 34.49 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 1812-1951 period is 2.45 inches in January, 1.99 in February, 2.88 in March, 3.03 in April, 3.83 in May, 3.82 in July, 3.82 in August, 2.63 in September, 3.37 in October, 2.56 in November, and 3.50 in December.
Oversensitive to home permanent wave lotions hazards
Guidance notes on potential skin inflammation dermatitis from cold wave lotions and risks from overuse. Warns of damage to hair scalp and possible hair growth effects in older women plus issues with treated bleached or dyed hair. Includes caution about irregular menstrual periods in teenagers and general health considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOGT
Local Social Notes From The Star
Mr and Mrs Elmer Grim announce the marriage of daughter Miss Riter Grim to Mr Thomas E Ritter. Mrs Paul T Grant announces the engagement of her daughter Pauline to Mr William Green. Mr and Mrs James Keffer celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. Nicholson surpassed the standing record. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Boyd Buhler. Mrs A J Tavenner visiting Imogene Clements in Washington. Capt J E Noonan visiting Winchester from Fort Ethan Allen. Larrick and Ward of Ward and Larrick spent the day in Mt Jackson on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Grim
Riter Grim
Mfc
Thomas E. Ritter
Ernest Ritter
George Masters
Ronald Smyre
Roanoke
Kiwanis
Capital District
Frederickstown
Paul T. Grant
Pauline
William
Green
James Keffer
Nicholson
Boyd Buler
Butler
Beatrice
Frances Faton
Oscar Whitacre
York
A. J. Tavenner
Albin
Imogene Clements
Washington
J. E Noonan
Fort Ethan Allen
Winchester
Herbert Larrick
R. M Ward
Drilling Record Reported At Bethlehem Company
Word from Baltimore claims J.8. Wicholson of South Cameron Street broken the drilling record at the Bethlehem Company. George Middox was in charge of this work for the plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Wicholson
South Cameron Street
Bethlehen [Tee
Baltimore
George Middox
Eight Eddy Press workers overcome by gasoline fumes at plant
Eight Eddy Press employees are incapacitated by gasoline fumes at a newly built plant. The incident occurred during early hours of operation and is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Press
William Flimister
Winchester
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas, D.D.
Barbara Ward, the British economist, has declared that to maintain spiritual freedom we must develop a high moral integrity. Her writings on international affairs have attracted world attention and she asserts history will judge arrogance harshly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ward
Earthworms Have Multiple Hearts and Skin Breathing
Every earthworm has pairs of hearts and lacks lungs. It breathes through its skin, enabling gas exchange as it lives in moist soil.
The Crime Book and a Bewildered Bride
Gray Austen frets over his missing wife Rena while a bound book about an ancient crime appears to destabilize their marriage. Gamadge, the diligent bibliophile detective, deduces that old trial reports and a looped family plot hide a dangerous truth, as he vows to pursue the doctor and unravel the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Austen
Rena
New York Street
Mr. Ordwa
Gray
H Gamadge
Gamadge
Gaadge
Gane
Gaemadge
Jerome
Hildreth
Serena
Wolfram
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Lynchburg Daily Advance
By Ray Tucker
Truman
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J. J. Singh
India League of America
New York Times
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John Foster Dulles
I.Q
Miss Ward
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