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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1952
Page
8
Classified display ads priced at 1.50 per column inch per day with a minimum charge. Cash required for out of town ads. The Star Office closes at 10 a.m. for same day insertion if received before then.
Classified snippets show a Gibson guitar with DeArmond pick up for quick sale, a TV in excellent shape, two registered rabbit hounds, army steel cots and blankets, and various other goods and rentals. Many entries include contact details and dates, with additional housing and hardware notices.
I will not be responsible for debts not incurred by me. In memory of Jacob L. Sirbaugh who died three years ago today. A tribute speaks of peace beyond the wall and pain, and his eternal life remains.
Richmond Charles E. Barnes a 19 year old Roxbury man was killed yesterday when he fell under a truck on State Route 5 in James City County Virginia. The death raised the state's 1952 traffic toll to 690.
Pearne E. Ketron longtime state purchasing agent and former Democratic leader in Virginia was found dead yesterday at a tourist court near Accomac. Authorities investigated the death as a possible natural cause in the coastal town.
The family expresses deep gratitude for kindness during illness and death. Special thanks to Brown Funeral Home State Patrolmen Reverends Hoover and Kesner and for the floral tributes.
Washington The Wage Stabilization Board begins formal talks on the John L. Lewis soft coal wage contract. Ten large Illinois mines with about 5,000 United Mine Workers idle as workers protest government delay. Chairman Archibald Cox vows calm, unhurried action with consequences for the stabilization program.
British secret service sleuths search for how blue prints of a delta wing bomber from A. V. Rose near Manchester were scattered over a local golf course. The prints relate to Britain s first delta winged heavy bomber and the Shackleton bomber projects.
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