29 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1952
Page
1
House subcommittee hearings examine the African air base project amid charges of waste and a fragmentary record. The panel contends findings differed from Senate reports as construction advanced, with two airfields operational and a third nearing use endeavors.
David K. Niles 62, adviser on minority problems to Presidents Roosevelt and Truman, died at Beth Israel Hospital of an abdominal malignancy. Born to a Russian immigrant tailor, he advised two presidents and aided campaign strategy for Aldai Stevenson during a vacation interruption.
The House of Delegates failed to reach the two thirds needed to amend the society constitution and remove the race requirement for membership. The vote stood 66 to 31 in favor of keeping the ban after a lengthy debate. Local representatives from Bind, Norfolk, and Alexandria participated in the session.
On Loch Ness Scotland the 31 foot Crusader driven by John Rhodes Cobb exploded during a measured mile run killing Cobb. Witnesses recall a puff of smoke and a sudden disappearance as pieces floated before rescue efforts. The crash ends Cobb’s pursuit of a water speed record as onlookers recount the final moments.
Allied artillery and air units bombed Chinese positions along a 10 mile front in Northwest Korea. U S Eighth Army reported one hill captured while Chinese forces pressed several assaults. some Greek troops were hit in the confusion amid Allied actions and Chinese counterattacks.
City church women sponsor a community wide service at the Baptist Church tomorrow at 6 pm to mark the new translation The Word of Life in life. The event features Dr Paul Schearrer and Park Presbyterian Church and promotes the sale of first edition New Standard Revised Version copies. The observance involves thousands of communities across the United States and Canada celebrating this major publishing milestone.
Ten dangerous convicts fled from a prison near Hillsboro North Carolina aided by bloodhounds as a widespread manhunt continued from Buncombe County and other areas. No captures reported as authorities pursued leads near College City Maryland and surrounding counties.
Aneurin Bevan told the Labour Party conference in Morecambe that the United States is hag-ridden by fear of peace and sought a middle course between the United States and the USSR. He warned economists and bankers at home and abroad and urged Britain to hold its head up while pursuing a distinct path.
Far East Air Forces chief in Tokyo says Chinese Communists now field more aircraft than ever, reporting about 2,500 planes and 1,100 jet fighters based in Manchuria and China. He asserts the Reds’ air power has grown significantly.
A bus charter for a flower show tour departs at 2 p m after a 1 30 p m assemble. It visits eight houses ending at the Spring Hill home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Pennypacker on Merriman's Lane where tea will be served and returns to Holly House. Tickets and seats are available at Holly House with additional charges for a full tour. For more information call Mrs Curtis Pray at 365.
A Democratic Central Committee action nominates Stephens as a candidate for the governorship in Virginia. The report notes the party fielding one candidate in the race and mentions Smitevild in connection with the nomination.
Sen Fulbright denounces the expense fund squabble as a low level campaign issue. He urges outside independent leaders to review funds and pay, saying the dispute distracts from fundamental presidential campaign questions.
Allies present three armsistice plans at Panmunjom to the Communists. Each plan retains the Reds must return all captured soldiers demand. North Korean Gen Nam Il again demands repatriation. Reds delay reply until Oct 8. Alternate proposal allows any prisoner to remain with captor side.
Stevenson faced questions on income taxes after disclosure of a 10 year summary. Illinois governor Adlai Stevenson reportedly earned 211980 in tax payments on 500052 income with two cars and 3000 cash. Sparkman promised a similar 10 year statement to be released later. The debate centers on how much tax was paid versus earnings.
The Radford News Journal in Virginia announces editorial support for General Eisenhower. The independent paper notes the contest over economy and foreign policy as key issues in its decision.
Church leaders hail two new Bible versions, a Protestant Revised Standard Version and a Catholic Confraternity Version, marking a long interdenominational effort and a first eight-book Catholic translation stage.
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower plans to make public his entire financial status. A spokesman at Ike headquarters said details on year by year income and taxes were not yet determined and no exact date was set. He is due to depart soon for a speaking engagement in Columbia South Carolina.
The 1952 World Series opening pitching matchups feature Preacher Roe of the Dodgers versus Ed Lopat of the Yankees in a southpaw duel as each side weighs its opening lineup.
The Virginia Annual Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church concluded its 153rd session in Winchester with pastor appointments for the coming year. Reassignments include Carl W. Hiser to First Church Winchester, J. E. Oliver to the Winchester Charge, and Donald P. Austin to West Frederick Charge. The list covers Antioch through Martinsburg First with numerous clergy named for each preaching point.
The three U.S. soldiers accompanying McCarthy were released after being taken near the armistice site. Reports say they wandered toward craters at the neutral zone where Allied shelling injuries were alleged. McCarthy described the incident as unintended and noted their return to the neutral area.
Two boys are linked to a Bazooka shell accident described as a dud. One boy named Brooks suffered a guttered leg and eye injury while another boy, aged 14, was involved in the incident alongside Ovid's companion. Details remain sparse and cautious.
Raymond Lamps is under encumbrance sale with C D Sale of Cushions and associated goods linked to Whitacre and Crosen in Mont. Auction details unclear but lists assets and involved parties.
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