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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1952
Page
10
In Boston AP reports Harvard University Yard will lose two more American elms from the campus to Dutch Elm disease this season the eighth victim this year. Officials hope only a small number of the universitys 700 elms will be lost.
In Binghamton New York Rupert Juriga a local barber criticizes President Truman and the presidential candidate for their TV appearances noting a clipping pattern along the sides and urging a taper from the top with no high ear line. He argues television should not display a high ear line with a razor.
An Eisenhower rally for African Americans will be held in Woodstock on Thursday. Organizers invite residents from the Shenandoah Valley to attend this community event supporting the campaign.
The October 20 broadcast slate lists Evening programming with news, music, and commentary. Notable items include Bally Smith Beow, Lone Ranger segment, Barrow Concert, and America's Music featuring Bob Hawk. late-night headlines wrap with News & Variety segments.
TV schedules from WNEW WTTG WMAL and WMAL channels show daily lineups with daytime and prime time programs. Highlights include The Big Payoff Welcome Travelers Kate Smith Hawkins Falls Gabby Hayes Howdy Doody Footlight Theater News Hollywood Opening Night Robert Montgomery Jewelers Showcase What's My Name Voice of Firestone and more mixed with sports news and features.
In a Saturday slate, the Cardinals stunned the Giants 24-16 with Ollie Matson and Don Pandira pivotal. The Redskins edged Pittsburgh 28-24 as Green Bay crushed Dallas 24-14 and Cleveland’s Otto Graham led a high scoring show while Lou Groza booted seven straight extra points. Hurricane Hugh McFihenny sparked San Francisco in a 49ers win over Chicago.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E LaFollette 76 were held at 11 a m Saturday at Timber Ridge Church with Rev W H Kelley and Rev H W Harman officiating. Interment followed in Timber Ridge cemetery. Flower girls and pallbearers listed. services preceded by gathering at Jones Funeral Home.
A long overdue book titled The Spenders was found in a cabin in Butte by D. A. Rhyner. The checkout date was September 30, 1911, putting the fine at 747.55 dollars. Rhyner offered to collect only half if paid.
The Prague newspaper Rude Pravo blames irregular train service on communism in Czechoslovakia. It reports 65 percent of trains in Bratislava are late and a total daily train delay of 800 minutes.
Diners at the Hotel Edison will see calories listed beside each dish. A note at the top instructs dieting women to limit to 800 calories and dieting men to 1,200 per meal. The change aims to help diners manage intake while dining out.
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