UN Forces Hold Central Front North of Parallel 38
AP reports a Chinese withdrawal left a no man’s land before UN forces north of Parallel 38 as Allied units push slowly along a 40 mile front. American British Greek South Korean and Thai units seize hill to hill gains while Chinese defenses tighten on key roads. Sixteen.
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Ioniv
United Nations
John Randolph
U.N
South Korea
Imjin
Japan Sea
North Korea
U.S
Kordec
Wy Wuh
Solons Call For UN Army Action Across Korea Border
Two U S congressmen in Tokyo urged Allied planes to strike Chinese bases in Manchuria to hit Korea war support. Reps Dorn and Armstrong argued MacArthur should not be limited by rules and warned the fight cannot be won with one hand tied behind. They blamed Britain State Department and appeasement bias for delaying crossing the 38th parallel.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
United States
Manchuria
W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-Sc
K. Armstrong
R-Mo
Korea
MacArthur
Armstrong
United Nations
Yalu River
Britain
38Th Parallel
State Department
Road Violation Charge Reduced for Coal Spillage Case
William A Dodd a Shady Spring truck driver pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to a coal spillage traffic violation on Route 18 21 and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Magistrate CT Kes singer Richmond District imposed the new charge after the indictment was struck down and remanded. Dodd drives for Wilcox Coal Company and was arrested January 29 by Constable C C Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CT. Kessinger
Richmond
Dodd
Wilcox Coal Company
C. C. Smith
Smith
Ten Hodge
Carlos Ray Workman
Albert Workman
Mary Workman
Raleigh “County
Weather outlook for West Virginia April period
Cloudy and warmer with showers in the south and west tonight. Saturday includes wind and milder highs, with showers possible. Extended forecast April 7-11 shows more showers, totals around one inch. Temperatures run 3 to 5 degrees above normal with 50 north and 62 south. Cooler Saturday night and Sunday, warmer Monday, cooler Wednesday.
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West Virginia
West Virginia Ends March With General Fund Balance
West Virginia reports a March general fund balance of 15,083,827.82 with 9,391,578 in short term investments and 5,692,351.82 in cash. The overall cash balance stands at 35,574,382.29 as of March 31, down from 41,963,678 last month. The District Office of Price Stabilization in Charleston now handles pricing charts required under ceiling price regulation No 7 for WV firms. charts sent elsewhere will not be acknowledged except for certain chain stores.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Frice Stabilization
Russell Nichols
Washington
Labor Agrees to Take Call in Defense Plans
Labor chiefs back involvement in defense mobilization amid a wave of indictments and political pressure. Ex Deputy Thomas Friend was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in a highway crash that killed a fellow Harrison County deputy. Union leaders hope national action will resolve mobilization tensions and end the five week boycott.
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Clarksburg
Thomas Friend
Harrison County
San Ays
Friend
Joseph Tiano
White House
Truman
Five Charged in Ring Stealing Detonator Caps From Mines
State Police jailed five men believed to run a ring that entered seven area mining firms and removed detonator caps. Two more suspects remain sought as hearings for three others are set. defendants allegedly varied by job and aided each entry.
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Claude M. Anderson
Macarthur
John R. Jarrell
Cedar Grove
Ton. Thurman
Clarence Salyers
Joe Salyers
Wyoming
Charles Brooks
Mullens
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Imann
New River Company
Skelton
State Roads Commission
Lalybrook Coal Company
Affinity
Amigo
Smokeless Coal Company
Standard Fire Creek Coal Company
Whitby
March
Eng
Buckeye Coal Company
Stephen
J. A. Farley
Economists, officials debate money control over price rules
At the Greenbrier conference on defense policy economist Aaron Director urged weighing money and credit controls to curb inflation instead of preserving price ceilings. He warned of risks in government management and questioned the necessity of current regulatory machinery.
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Associated’ Press
Aaron Director
Greenbrier
Whith
Bachael iSale
University of Chicago Law ‘School
Sen
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
House-Senate Economic Committee
Rep. Celler
House Labor Committee
Roy Blough
Féderal Rete
Homer Jorve
Administration signals possible end to universal military training
Washington sources report leaders plan to weaken the universal military training UMT proposal to salvage the draft bill amid House opposition. They expect a Kilday amendment to delay deferments for high school students and allow college students to finish the year, with local boards deciding later credits under new rules.
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Associated Press
Washington — Administration
House
Fca
Winson
D-Ga
Armed ‘Services Committee
UMT
Douglas- MacArthur
Vinson
Rep
Kilday
D-Tex
Father Held as Son Sleeps Off a Drunk
In Atlanta a 38 year old man was arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor after his five year old son was found sleeping off intoxication. Police took the boy to Grady Hospital for examination and the child said his father gave him whiskey. Doctors advised sleep for the boy. The father was ordered to juvenile court without bond.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
W. D. Anderson
J. N. Gossett
Grady Hospital
Anderson
W. H. Roden
Killer of Blair House Guard to Die October 26
Oscar Collazo was sentenced to die in the electric chair on October 26 for the killing of a Blair House guard during an attempted assassination of President Truman. He argued for Puerto Rican independence rather than his life, while his wife Rosa expressed resolve to stand by him and strengthen the cause.
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Washington
Oscar Collazo
White House
Truman
T.alan “Goldsborough
Griselio Torresola
Lester
Collazo
Rosa
Fourth Spy to Hear Sentence Today
David Greenglass, key government witness in the Rosenberg case, faced sentencing with potential death penalties mirrored to his relatives. His plea and timetable hinged on defense requests for more time, while his wife Ruth testified for the government amid ongoing trial developments.
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Associated Press
New York
David
Greenglass
Julius
Ethel ‘Rosenberg
Irving R
Rosenbergs
Morton Sobell
O. John Rogge
Ruth
Siamese Twins Displayed in Clyde Beatty Circus
The Negro Siamese twins Yvonne and Yvette, born almost two years ago to Mrs. Willie Jones, were shown today in a glassed mobile unit by the Clyde Beatty Circus after leaving General Hospital. Superior Judge Swain blocked a contract between mother and exhibitor.
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Associated Press
LOS Angees
Willie Jones
Yvonne
Yvette
General Hospital
Clyde Beatty
Frank G. Swain
Sadie Hawkins Movie Set at Morris Harvey College
Morris Harvey College near Charleston will host a Paramount motion picture shoot centered on Sadie Hawkins Day with Li'l Abner theme. Producer Jerome B Capp of Capp Enterprises announced filming is planned for May with a firm date to come.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Morris Harvey College
al Capp
Paramount
Jerome B. Capp
Capp Enterprises
Republicans Lose In Logan Recount
The Logan municipal results shift after a recount. GOP mayoral winner Litz McQuire leads Democrat Tom Orr by 1 vote, while council hopefuls Alex Pauley Carmi Winters and A J Gibson lose seats. Only Dr B H Cudden holds a slim Republican lead. Both sides seek further review and a possible special grand jury to probe ballots.
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Associated Press
Logan
Jace
Nile
Alex Pauley
Carmi Winters
A. J. Gibson
B. H. Cudden
GOP
UAW Rejection of Third Party Plans and Labor Party Talk
At the UAW convention in Cleveland a minority resolution backing an immediate Labor party was defeated five to one. President Walter Reuther argued for pursuing a new labor party while the union warns that without changes within a year its 1,250,000 members may support other options in 1952.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
United Labor Policy Committee
Labor Party
Walter Reuther
Dispute Over Hospitalization System Hits Raleigh Local
The Raleigh Local Union 6005 faces a split over a new Mine Workers Health and Welfare Program. Funds withheld from miners’ checks, a stalled sewer repair, and a recall dispute with Titler prompted international union intervention and a Beckley hearing, with no decision yet and bank notice of a settlement hold.
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Brown
International’ Executive Board
Beckley
Joint “Internationl Executive Board
Cal Lilly
Beckley National Bank
George J. Titler
Union 6005
International Union, United Mine| Workers of America
Concernec
Raleigh
Oak Hill
Doctor Chooses Death To Prison Sentence
Associated Press reports Dr. Robert C Rutledge Jr killed his wife's lover then chose death by carbon monoxide over prison. He died in his car at their countryside favorite spot after his body was found late yesterday, with evidence it had been there all day.
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Syde
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Robert C Rutledge, Jr
Rutledge
Virginia Man Jailed For Drunk Driving After Wreck
Virginia man Paul F. Moorefield of Cloudville was jailed by state police on a drunken driving charge after a wreck near Shady Spring about 8 p.m. yesterday. His car collided with a truck driven by Luther Bragg of Speedway. both vehicles were badly damaged. Moorefield was treated at Raleigh General Hospital for a sprained wrist before being jailed in Raleigh County.
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Virginia
Paul F. Moorefield
Cloudville
Shady Spring
Moorefield
Luther Bragg
Speedway
Raleigh General Hospital
Raleigh County
Cattle Arrivals to West Germany Sold at Army Price
Army inspected Garian cattle arrived in West Germany by freight train and were butchered. German wholesalers paid Hungary in dollars and received an average 40 cents per pound for the meat.
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Ando
West Germany
Hungary
Freak Accident Fatal to Miner at Eccles Mine
Paul Bersock 56 died in a freak accident at the Eccles mine about 5 45 p m as he made his last trip of the day a company official said the cause is under investigation a piece of metal struck him in the ribs Bersock formerly worked for Raleigh Wyoming Coal Co eight years and had been with Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates for six years Survivors include his wife Julia two sons Paul Bersock Sr and John Bersock a daughter Margaret Bobeo a brother Juichael Bersock two sisters Verna Gaydos and Anna Sapko and three grandchildren The body will be removed from Williams Funeral Home Sophia to the residence today and then to Uniontown for final rites
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Paul Bersock
Eccles Tanner
Bersock
Raleigh-Wyoming — Coal Company
Eccles
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
International Workers Order
United Mine Workers of America
Julia Bersock
U. S. Navy
John Bersock
Detroit
Margaret Bobeo
Juichael Br, Bersock
Verna. Gaydos
Uniontown
Anna ‘Sapko
Stockdale
Williams
Sophia
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Washington—President Trust
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Charles G. Baker
Monongalia County
Circuit Court
James Robert Bowen
Koigi
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Barboursville
Bowen
Huntington
Blair House
Sadie Hawkins
Morris Harvey
Air Force
Trayner-Toler
Cin Rigter
Marie Rises
Ma la
Rea Cross
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Raleigh Union
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George
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Sreach
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Tocal
International Union
Pasehall
N.Y
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