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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1951

Page

2

Allies Advance Deeper Into North Korea

Allied forces pushed three miles forward on the east central front and gained in the center amid heavy rains. Western front hills fell seven miles north of 38th parallel and a 2100 foot peak was outflanked as troops pressed toward Chorwon Kumhwa and Pyongeang while consolidating captured heights near Hwachon and Yanggu.

Tokyo United Nations Army Iron Triangle North Korea Chorwon Kumhwa Triangle Pyongeang James A van Fleet Eighth Army U. N. of United Nations Hwachon U. N Yanggu

Father Of 28 Drowns In Boating Accident

Dunkirk N Y June 3 A 57 year old man who fathered 28 children drowned today after falling from a motor boat into Lake Erie. The victim was Manuel Maio an employee of the Dunkirk Radiator Corp Coroner H Harry Hemstreet said 24 of Maio s children are living and only one dependent died with him.

Dunkirk N. Y Lake Erie Manuel Maio Dunkirk Radiator Corp H. Harry Hemstreet Maio

Ten Die As Air Force Freight Plane Crashes in New Boston

A C-82 flying box car exploded above New Boston Texas killing ten aboard and burning a cow pasture. Witnesses reported the craft disintegrating in a flash with wreckage strewn for miles and some parachutes seen as rescuers worked to reach victims.

Air Force New Boston Tex C. W. Jones Pat Oglesby CAA Texarkana Campbell Air Force Base Hopkinsville Fort Sill Oklo Oglesby Red River Arsenal Johnny Bevill

Bluefield Charts Lemonade for 90 Degree Heat

Bluefield's 90 degree day spurs the Chamber of Commerce to offer free lemonade. Gals in shorts will hand out drinks at five locations including Matz Hotel and Central Pharmacy starting 1 pm. Weather expects 80s with scattered showers today. past two days saw 90s and 92.

Bluefield Mercury Chamber Matz Princeton Avenue Doughboy Cafe Bluefield Avenue Paul's Grille North Street Central Pharmacy Graham Pharmacy Virginia Dodd Mortensen

Summers Man Identified In West Virginia Mystery

The body of Henry Doss, 73, of Jumping Branch Summers County was identified by family members after being found in Jonben Hollow near the Raleigh Summers county line. Doss had been missing since February 7 and was last seen at a Jonben grocery store. Authorities believe exposure to winter weather contributed to his death.

Beckley W. Va Jumping Branch Summers County Henry Doss Roscoe Lilly Jonben Hollow Raleigh Doss Jonben

National Jaycee Meet Opens Tuesday in Miami

Miami welcomes 1,500 UJC members for the national convention with 4,000 to 6,000 expected visitors. Delegates from Texas and California actively campaign for the 1952 venue between Dallas and San Francisco. final board decision set for Tuesday.

Miami Fla U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce Texas California Dallas San Francisco

Mixup Sends Wrong Note To Iran Premier Mossadegh

A U S A State Department report confirms a delivery mixup sent President Truman's letter intended for British PM Attlee to Iran's Premier Mohammed Mossadegh. Both letters conveyed U S interest in the Iran Britain oil nationalization dispute.

Iran Mossadegh Washington Mohammed Mossadegh Truman Clement Attlee State Department Tehran Department Michael McDermott Henry Grady Attlee McDermott Grady London Mr. Truman Conete Office

Foot Of Snow In Colorado Brings June Winter

The Associated Press reports a dramatic weather shift with heat on the east coast and unseasonal snow in Colorado and nearby states. Denver area moisture and frost disrupted crops while drought persisted in the South despite light showers in Arkansas and Tennessee.

Associated Press East Carolinas Atlantic New England Colorado-Wyomingdfontana Colorado West Yellowstone Park Mont Ely Nev Lander Wyo Billings South Arkansas Tennessee Washington, D. C Maryland

Beatified Pope Pius X Intercedes for World Peace

Vatican reports Pope Pius X beatified in St. Peter's Basilica. Pope Pius XII called on the new blessed to intercede with God for true and lasting peace. Born Giuseppe Sarto in Riese on June 2 1835 he led as pope from 1903 to 1914.

Vatican City Pope Pius X St. Peter's Basilica Pius XII Pius X Riese Giuseppe Sarto

Britain Offers Oil Mediation In Iran Dispute

Britain through AIOC proposes full and frank discussions to resolve the Iran oil dispute. Iran views the offer as acceptance of Tehran’s takeover of AIOC, while AIOC reserves legal rights and cites no negotiable subjects. The case remains tied to Hague arbitration and government bids for talks.

Tehran Iran Britain Anglo-Iranian Oil Company AIOC Hussein Fatemi London International Court of Justice the Hague N. R. Seddon Mohammed Ali Varasteh Francis Shepherd Mohammed Mossadegh Mossadegh-Shepherd

New U S Jet Beats Red Craft

Washington reports the Air Force has begun production of an improved jet fighter likely a new P86 Sabre model, designed to outperform the Russian MiG 15. It has not entered combat due to limited numbers, with full deployment aimed as soon as supply permits.

Washington Air Force Tonight Korea D. L. Putt Air Force Putt Defense Department

Opinion splits over Acheson Formosa stand

Washington views on Formosa divide along party lines as Senator Knowland questions Acheson while Senator Sparkman backs the secretary. The Formosa issue looms in the ongoing MacArthur firing inquiry, with testimony debating whether a broader war plan risks wider Soviet involvement.

Acheson Formosa Washington Knowland Dougles MacArthur Far East

Record Flood Inundates Beatrice Nebraska Town

A record flood on the Big Blue river swirled into Beatrice Nebraska Eight feet above safe levels the river topped a protective dike inundating the west part of the town Army engineers stood by to evacuate residents who had not yet fled their homes.

Omaha Beatrice Nebraska

Aged Storekeeper Plans and Carries Out His Funeral

J N Gernhardt a 75 year old retired storekeeper staged his own funeral in Burlington Colorado. He posted the event recorded it for future repeats and paid the costs totaling about 3600 dollars. The service drew about 1000 attendees as townspeople debated the spectacle and its meaning.

Burlington Colo J. N. Gernhardt Gernhardt Colorado S. H. Mahaffey Anna Mahaffey Herbert Drew Isle of Somewhere Old Rugged Cross Kanorado Kas Goodland Chamber of Commerce Bill Cline

Logan Miner Charged With Pistol Deaths Of Two Men

Logan County miner Elmer Farley is jailed in Cabella County on murder charges after shooting three fellow union members in Holden. Wells and Whorley died. Thompson was seriously wounded. Farley had been hauling coal on days off, sparked by a dispute over trucking rights. Funeral services for Wells and Whorley are announced in Holden and nearby Paintsville.

Logan Miner Logan W. Va Logan County Cabella County Sherif A. T. Dingess Elmer Farley Dingess Cabet Farley Island Creek Coal Company Holden Parley Charles Wells United Mine Robert Whorley Thompson Holden Hospital St. Mary's Hospital Huntington Carson W. Browning Monaville Browning Sheriff's Office Wells Whorley Kentucky Paintsville

Second Chance To Take Draft Exams Provided

Washington notes a second chance for college students who missed the May 26 aptitude test due to a valid excuse. Brig. Gen. Lewis H. Renfrow announced that affected students should write to the selective service examination section in Princeton with their circumstances. A new ticket for a later exam on June 16 or June 30 will be issued if the excuse is bonafide.

Washington Lewis H. Renfrow Selective Service Renfrow Educational Testing Service Princeton N. J

Ohio Marshall Slain Serving Peace Warrant

Chesapeake Ohio newspapers report town marshal Gordon Lunsford aged 38 was killed and deputy Oscar L Deutsch Brammer 45 wounded while attempting to serve a peace warrant on Lawrence Brammer 52 of Cornville Ohio. Brammer is in custody for questioning.

Chesapeake, O Chesapeake Lawrence County Lawrence Brammer Cornville Gordon Lunsford Oscar L. (Deutsch) Brammer

UN Guns Down Two Yank Planes

Two U S twin engined C 119 cargo planes were shot down by allied artillery on the eastern Korean front while attempting to drop supplies to U N ground forces. Seven men were missing and three airmen survived. Capt James Hill reported parachutes from the planes.

Tokyo U.N Far East Air Forces FEAF James Hill Chickasha Okla Hill

Lad Drowns In Claytor Lake in Pulaski Va

Donald S. King, 23, drowned while swimming in Claytor Lake near Pulaski. His body was recovered about two hours after he disappeared as friend Williams Worrells watched. King resided in Sylvatus.

Lad Claytor Lake Pulaski Donald S. King Pulaski County King Williams Worrells Sylvitus

Barrier to Korean peace hinges on Chinese aims

Washington reports that the main obstacle to a negotiated Korean peace is the Chinese Communist objective of total victory. U.S. Britain and UN allies plan a new inquiry this week, with officials noting potential for settlement if Reds seek terms. Acheson suggested halting operations along the 38th parallel if not resumed. The diplomacy drive follows Van Fleet’s note that the pursuit phase ended and Morisson’s push for a fresh peace strategy. The Korean policy conference meets again Tuesday with ambassadors invited to propose ideas.

Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees Acheson Formosa MacArthur Red China China Marshall Joint Chiefs of Staff America Russia Korea Truman Seventh Fleet Reds van Fleet North Korea Washington United States Britain United Nations State Department U.N London 38Th Parallel James A. van Fleet Herbert Morrison Department Dean Rusk

Fiance Of Cancer-Doomed Girl Pleads For Privacy

Sailor Tom Amburn spoke to newsmen pleading for privacy as his plans to marry Betty Thompson, a 19 year old cancer patient in Atlanta, were halted. He said the romance should be kept private while doctors warn Betty may die by early fall and his leave from Norfolk was revoked after visiting Sioux Falls.

Omaha Tom Amburn Betty Sioux Falls S. D Norfolk Betty Thompson Atlanta Navy East Point Amburn A. F. Amburn Tom

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