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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1952
Page
14
An unclear OCR fragment references winter time in Central America and mentions dates like February or December. No coherent events or identifiable names are readable to establish a concrete item.
The idea that a bed must face a specific direction due to Earth's rotation is an old superstition with no scientific basis. In practice, place the bed where it is most comfortable and practical for the room and the sleeper.
Television days and times listed with DST adjustments include Encore at 8 30, Tales of Tomorrow at 0 30, and Cevetery Theater featuring 3 15 Mike and Buff. Program order appears fragmented with unclear channels and titles.
Fragmentary text references a 15 minute period and a legal or family dispute with Mar's Family. Details are unclear and no specific events, dates, or named places are readable.
Richmond reports Virginia's amateur radio operators join 13 Atlantic seaboard groups in a coordinated event. Participants exchange signals, test equipment, and strengthen emergency communication ties along the coast.
Retail food prices ease on smoked and fresh hams chickens and medium eggs with drops of 1 to 6 cents a pound in many stores Butter falls about 2 cents per pound as National Table Grape Week highlights Tokays Thompson seedless and other fruits Vegetables see declines while Maryland and Virginia rain boosts sweet potato prices Agriculture Dept notes grocer specials and a dairy outlook warns of long term higher milk and butter costs from dairy herd declines and oleomargarine competition.
A lively Genii is promised for Winchester in the Mae Les Mond professional Children's Theatre production of Aladdin and presented at the Union School Auditorium. The show, sponsored by the Winchester Branch of the American Association of University Women, features magic and adventure as Aladdin finds a lamp and outwits the Magician with the Genii’s help. Tickets available at Peoples Drug Store and all schools from October 3.
A dynamite cap exploded in a Monticello Iowa school injuring none besides one boy, Ronnie Stowrey, who died. Sheriff Lewis Dreibelbis stated the blast occurred as classes were ending and involved a pocket knife attempt to open the cap.
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