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Newspaper

Kentucky New Era

Location

Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1953

Page

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Senator Wiley challenges Taft on United Nations policy

Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman Wiley criticizes Taft's plan to abandon UN cooperation in the Far East and urges preservation of the United Nations as a tool to address global ills. He lauds Eisenhower while defending alliance commitments and warns against going it alone.

Jack Bell Washington Senate Republian Taft Otto Sen Wiley R-Wis Wiley Senate Foreign Relations Committee Arlington Cemetery Senate Gop Cincinnati U.S United Nations Far East U.N Hill Ala Ellender Eiienhower

Communist Air Force School Reported Under Construction

Intelligence sources say Hungary will host the largest Communist Air Force training center in satellite Eastern Europe at Budapests under Soviet direction. The facility, expected to train officers from Hungary and other satellites, will employ Russian pilots and technicians teaching jet handling on deliveries from the Soviet Union.

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Inquiring Reporter Questions Hopkinsville Visit Experiences

The Inquiring Reporter asks Shriners and their spouses about their Hopkinsville visit. Respondents from Madisonville and Paducah praise the reception and say they enjoy the ceremonial events, baseball games, and time spent in Hopkinsville, with plans to attend more.

Hopkinsville Big Rudd Madisonville Luther Procter Monroe Paducah Aducah Roxy Owen Dawson Wings

Shriners Begin Arriving In City For Spring Ceremonial

Shriners from across Western Kentucky pour into Hopkinsville for Rizpah Temple spring ceremonial at War Memorial Building. Up to 3000 members and their guests expected, with initiation for about 125 western state novices and a large visiting delegation led by W A Schmidt and George W Stringfellow.

Rizpah Temple War Memorial Building W. C. Monroe Paducah Jimmie Simpson Morganfield Luther Proctor Madisonville Andrew F. _Boue New Era Kentucky Hopkinsville Harold McKinney W. A. Schmidt Temple George W. Stringfellow Edison Industries Imperial International East Orange N. J al V. Burch, Jr Had Temple Evansville Hugh W. Robertson al Menah Temple Nashville Wayne C. Smith Fort Campbell Aloha Temple Honolulu Earl Fry Providence William ©. Utley Rabban Hubert Reid Earlington Harrar Taylor Walter Varble Princeton Louis Bennett Calhoun W. C. Brown Henderson Charles Addison Nortonville O. T Hagan Oriental Band of Floyd Lovelace Rash Wells C. H. O'‘Bryan Hopkinsville High School Mire F. Pepper Hegin

Eisenhower Calls 20 Minute Meeting On Korea

President Eisenhower briefed top officials including John Foster Dulles Charles E Wilson and J Lawton Collins in a sudden 20 minute talk on Korea at the White House Murray Snyder announced few details saying it was about Korea and did not specify whether diplomatic or military matters were discussed

South Korea Threatens to Break from UN Troops

South Korea's acting prime minister Pyun Yung Tai warned that ROK divisions may withdraw from the U N Command to pursue independent action if negotiators accept the latest Allied armistice plan. He also said Seoul would block neutral nations from landing troops to guard North POWs who refuse repatriation.

Robert B. Tuckman Seoul South Korea ROK U. N Pyun Yung Tai Pyun U.N Panmunjom U.S Ellis O. Briggs U. S Chinhae

Dairy Month Plans Slated For Discussion

Preparations for the observance of Dairy Month in June will be discussed at a Monday meeting at 8 o clock in the Farm Bureau building. A spokesman for the local dairymen says a committee is informing milk distributors and inviting agriculture leaders Farm Bureau representatives health authorities and other figures to participate.

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Hopkinsville High School 1933 Graduates Tie for Honors

Two Hopkinsville High School girls shared top honors Jacqueline Chadwick and Ize Knezinskis led the class of 1933. Eight commercial certificates were awarded among fifty seven diplomas while four seniors received recognition for outstanding service.

Hopkinsville High School Jacqueline Chadwick Ize Knezinskis Knezinskis America Lativa J. Knezinskis Western State Hospital William C. Adams Charles R. Maddux Kiwanis Club W. Newton Moore W. Thomas Schmidt Roy 8. Hulan Ninth Street Christians Church Charles J. Petrie Gladstone Koffman Clifton L. Hail George Peabody College Nashville

Reds Press Offensives In Korea At Five Mile Front

Chinese forces cling to three outposts near Panmunjom as Allied guns and air power pound the area. U N troops report heavy fighting along a 5 mile front north of Seoul with high losses on both sides and Chinese attempts to seize key hills guarding the invasion route.

Seoul Anmunjom Smejang Vegas Carson Elko U. S Maxwell D. Taylor Eighth Army U.N Duke of Wellington Regiment Hook Panmunjom 25Th Division Bruce C. Clark U.S. First Corps 35Th Marine Corps Clark Fifth Air Force Western Front Pyongyang Kuwong Hapchang

Jury Acquits Greenfield and Davis in Special Court Session

In Hopkinsville a special term closed with three convictions and one guilty plea on misdemeanor charges. Cost to state and county about 3500 dollars. fines total 315 dollars. Jurors were paid 1004 dollars, and Wells Overbey served as commonwealth attorney pro tem. Judge Lawrence S. Grawman presided.

Wells Overbey Murray Commonwealth Lawrence S. Grawman Court of Appeals Hopkinsville Louisville Christian County Paducah Buford Chilton Phillip Crabtree

Five Minutes For Davis Verdict Clears All Defendants

A special term jury returned not guilty verdicts for Lorceme defendants including former Ely commissioner Joe Davis and city police officer Greenfield. Mrs Maude Dossett was acquitted on illegal whisky sale, marking a second acquittal in the same charge. Only one witness testified: Mrs Juanita Hay, a 21 year old resident of the Greenville community, now in Longview, married to a Fort Campbell soldier.

Tommy Dattilo East Seventh Bill Loftus East 19Th Paducah Hopkinsville Loftus James Hooks J. B. Duke Hooks Duke Grauman Speed Ely Joe Davis Ehtet Dumes Bd Ureentwid Christian Circus Court Davis Greenfield Longview Fort Cambell Hay Petit Jury Hire Davis Ture Asas

33 Cars Race at Indianapolis 37th 500-Mile Start

Thirty three cars sped from the starting line at 9 57 am CST in the 37th annual 500 mile Indianapolis race. Bill Vukovich led early with a lap record and held a strong pace before several incidents and early retirements. Manuel Ayulo and Tony Bettenhausen trailed, while Linden, Thompson, Scott and others faced mechanical or crash issues as the field began its grueling run.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway Bill Vukovich Jack McGrath Vukovich Manuel Ayulo Tony Bettenhausen Freddy Agabashian Sam Hanks Andy Linden Los Angeles Linden Speedway Hospital John Thompson Lowell Mass Dr. Sabourin Bob Scott Duke Salon Man Vel Ayulo Art Cross Laporte Ind Johnny Parsons Sherman Oaks Calif San Hanks Burbank Toney Bettenhausen Tinley Park Ill Roger Ward Jim

Hopkinsville Community Chest to Elect 1954 Officers

The Hopkinsville-Christian County Community Chest will elect officers at a board meeting in the Memorial Building next Friday at 10 am. President George L Atkins announced new three year directors chosen at a special meeting: Henry F Hudson Walter Fissler WoW Bryan Judson Fills Mrs Rev Owen Brandon Killebrew Glaude Ashby and Al Rutland.

Chest Hopkinsville-Chmertian County Dare Memorial Building George L Atkins Atkins Henry F Hudson Walter Fissler Wow, Bryan Judson Owen Brandon Killebrew Glaude Ashby al Rutland

Regular Court Starts Monday

Two women Frances Fairleigh and Lena Wicks may become the first female grand jurors in Christian Circuit Court as the June term begins Monday. A 12 member grand jury will be impaneled, with 36 petit jurors drawn for two 12 member juries on Tuesday amid four homicide cases and carryovers from the May term.

Frances Fairleigh East Seventh Street Lena Wicks South Virginia Christian Circuit Court Bertha Cayce South Main Circuit Court Ira D. Smith Commonwealth John King W. E Rogers Francis P Newton Frances Farleigh Paul Pool Moe Petts Fugene Petty Jonn P Thompson J Buford Todd Sr E. Combs John Manier EF Lackey Lens Orton Joe McCarroll George Hord JF Harper T W Gr

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