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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1952
Page
10
The record cites crop yields over 1941 to 1950 at 60.6 bushels per acre and notes a change in 1951 to a different value, though the exact figure is incomplete. It reflects mid-century agricultural productivity data and revisions.
A list of television airings for the evening including 6:00 Newe, 6:48 Newscast, 7:00 News Ketch, Beulah Sketch, 7:30 News Broadcast, and 0:16 News. Program titles appear misformatted with several OCR errors and channel marks.
Prime time schedule details 3:00 to 9:30 with programs including The Big Payoff Welcome Kate Smith Gatby Hayes Out of the Fog Theater Time Sports Redskin Cardinals Benny Show Video Theater and more across channels WNEW Channel 6 and WMAL Channel 7 with various time slots and titles.
Largent and his daughter Anne Kerr, age 10, reside at 516 West Clifford Street as part of measures to raise 41 225 dollars for agencies. About 75 new styles of men's hats are introduced each year.
The American Pharmaceutical Association traces a long history of the drug store cowboy. It notes a 1646 Boston order by selectmen to erect a payle or fence before hall windows, cited as a colonial restraint on display.
Police report two Virginians killed in separate Baltimore crashes. Mrs. Rosale Teter of Waynesboro, 32, died when her car hit a utility pole after spinning. Floyd Teter and a five year old boy were not seriously hurt. The other fatality involved John D. Harris, 62, of Appomattox, in an intersection crash. his daughter Edith Almond, 39, and son Lawrence Harris, 42, were injured.
Charolottesville report quotes John Joel B denying a claim and stating his choice for president. He favors Governor Stevenson and dismisses rumors about Eisenhower. The account notes his vote inclination as part of a broader political discussion.
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