Virginia Republicans elect leaders for 1952 campaign
Former Mayor T Nelson Parker of Richmond named acting chairman as the GOP begins its Virginia drive. Floyd Landreth will be state chairman and Ted Dalton national committeeman. Pro Eisenhower groups form a coalition with Virginians for Eisenhower. The scene echoes 1928 party realignments and signals a intensifying statewide contest.
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Virginia
James Cannon
Methodist Church
Herbert Hoover
We cannot wave aside responsibility for calamity
The piece reflects on neighbor suffering and asks if we are our brother's keeper, underscoring a call to shared duty in times of hardship. It frames moral obligation and community solidarity as guiding principles for readers of the Winchester Evening Star.
Stevenson Truman clash over policy trust and honesty
The piece contrasts Stevenson and Truman criticizing governance under pressure groups. It argues Stevenson favors principle over policy while accusing Truman of defying law in steel seizures and shaping rights to appease interests. It notes debate over honesty versus policy and mentions misused term Indian Summer.
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Alien Stevenson
Farbad
Amerean Peo
Govexite Beevendigh
Hans
Harry Truman
Truman
Stevenson
Universities urged to heed workmen comp ruling on footb all player Damages
Current Opinion notes a Colorado case where Ernest Nemeth a University of Denver guard injured in Spring practice won workers compensation benefits though not deemed a professional. The decision may affect colleges nationwide as players in payroll status seek injury relief under workmen's comp.
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Colorado District Court
University of Denver
District Court
Denver
William A. Black
Roscoe Fleming
Baltimore Evening Sun
Nemeth
Black
Industrial Commission
Colorado Supreme Court
Court
Ernest Nemeth
Siwash
Weather in September Not Attributed to This Phenomenon
Readable text notes a weather pattern in September that is not linked to the described phenomenon. The statement clarifies attribution remains uncertain and emphasizes separate atmospheric factors.
Polio Fight Continues Amid Record Year
A National Foundation report calls 1952 polio year the worst yet with incidence 76 percent above 1951 and 4 percent above 1949. Virginia escapes the worst, but polio crosses state lines and Texas research aims for control as scientists urge public support.
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National Foundation For
Virginia
Texas
Births and local notices from Berryville and nearby towns
News notes detail births, visits, and social events across Berryville and surrounding areas. Mr. and Mrs. Rice Levi Jr welcomed a son. Mrs. Jeanne Cather is mother. Open house marked Mrs Bailie Oates 77th birthday. Students and families move for college enrollment. Local prices list wholesale market rates for wheat, flour, hay, eggs, butter, lambs, sheep, hogs, wool. An illness confines Annie Grim at home on South Loudoun Street.
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Rice W. Levi, Jr
Berryville
Levi
Jeanne Elizabeth Cather
A. J. Novick
Joseph Hershberger
Virginia Highway Users Assoc
White Sulphur Springs
John Coryell
Gore
Bailie E. Oates
Edward H. Durell
Lews N. Bartom
Shenandoah Valley Academy
B M Rosze
France
American Legion
Annie Grim
Loudoun Street
Miss Mary Syme Weds Rev. Gerald Culbertson
Clark County Horse Show Association reported nearly $1,000 raised from the recent show. Bride Miss Mary W Syme married Reverend Gerald H Culbertson in a local ceremony.
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Mary W. Syme
Gerald H. Culbertson
Clarke County Horse Show Association
Shift of Few Thousand Votes Could Tilt Virginia
Virginia papers see the 1962 race as doubtful with a thin Stevenson lead. A AP survey of 27 dailies, 12 weeklies, and two Virginia radio stations covers 9 counties and 29 cities. Undecided voters and labor support could swing the 12 electoral votes to either major party.
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Frank 8. Fuller
Richmond
Virginia
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
District of Columbia
West Virginia
East Tennessee
Nove
Associated Press
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
J. Strom Thurmond
Henry Wallace
Bison
Dispatch
Norfolk Virginia
Pilot
Suffolk News Merald
Bluefield
W. Va
Telegraph
Petersburg
Warren Fauquier Democrat
Rainfall Records From Past 12 Months Analyzed
Weather bulletin shows 24 hour rainfall ending 7 p m with no current rain and total rainfall to date at 3 97 inches. Monthly totals list January to December with values such as January 2.88 April 3.03 May 3.83 June 3.99 July 3.82 September 2.63 October 3.37 November 2.56 December 2.50.
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Aess
Incoherent Medical Fragments on Travel and Remedies
The text discusses injections of insulin, an ocean trip, seasickness prevention, diet on board, and nitrite remedies with unclear references. It mentions amyl nitrite and ramamine as preventive ideas, plus brief notes on air and digestion, all in jumbled form.
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L. B
Most Popular Dog Breeds in 1961 United States
According to the American Kennel Club in 1961 the top ten breeds in the United States were Cocker Spaniel Beagle Boxer Collie Dachshund and Boston Terrier with about 290000 dogs in the stud books.
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D. D
United States
Boston
Sashes
Historical trivia mixed questions and garbled text
A fragmentary quiz line asks about Lincoln's first term, buttercup petals, Enrico G, Captain Blood, and other scattered trivia. It includes false prompts and misspelled names, with unclear formatting across several items.
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Abraham Lincoln
Enrico Gane
Captain Blood
U. S
Gratiano
Fragile Magic and Night of Neon Lights
Jeremy observes a city ablaze as Eve critiques social talk while flirty vanity and a birthday card reveal the strain of his hospital work. He balances professional duty, personal tension, and a longing for a different life amid a concert and party chaos.
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Jeremy
Eve
Baby
Eleanor
Bure
Taccene
Iturbi
Song Lee
Nance
Hippocrates
Tranagreas
Notable Reader Elsa Mack Chooses Classics and Best Sellers
Elsie Mack read the best sellers and enjoyed classics albums. The fragment suggests a wistful moment about a man named Fate and a line about going to bed, with interruptions from names like Frankie Carl Sam Roma Cy Gy Seat.
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Frankie Carl
Samroma
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