President Eisenhower Calls For Cooperative Peace Against Expansion
President Eisenhower likened Communist aims to Hitler and urged the free world to build a cooperative peace to avert Red domination. He spoke at a dinner of the American Newspaper Publishers Association Bureau of Advertising amid unprecedented police security in New York.
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New York
Eisenhower
Adolf Hitler
Assn
Bureau of Advertising
Hitler
la Guardia
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New clubhouse planned for Winchester Golf Club
Ground breaking soon for an $80 000 Winchester Golf Club clubhouse to serve 250 members with year round facilities. The base bid of 65 540 was awarded to Howard Shockey and Sons after competitive bidding. The project expands dining, grill, ballroom, golf shop, locker rooms, manager’s apartment and full tennis swimming and golf programs.
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Manford D. Custer, Jr
Winchester Golf Club
Haddox and
Williams Architect
Howard Shockey and Sons
Custer
Fred L. Glaize
George W. Haddox
H. B. McCormac
Hunter McGuire
Nelson Page
Grove F. White
Lewis H. Hyde
Winchester Airport Speedway
Ideal Conditions Boost Orchard Growth Amid Warm Spring
Warm spell in the area spurred bloom on apples with peak by Wednesday while rain lags. Fruit growers report good prospects though pastures suffer as livestock feed remains scarce. County Agent Wolfe and Dr. Walter Hough warn rain is needed. April rainfall so far is only 1.11 inches with a 3.14 inch average.
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John T. Wolfe
Wolfe
Walter S. Hough
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Hough
Olney Says FHA Torpedoed Prosecution of Builders
Warren Olney III, chief government criminal prosecutor, told the Senate Banking Committee that the FHA has thwarted prosecutions of builders of large rental projects. He cited windfall profits, fraudulent cost estimates, and a defunct postwar rental program funded by 90 percent insured loans as evidence of systemic fraud and mismanagement. He and others highlighted a broader fraud hunt by the FBI and Justice Department into home repair loans since 1935, noting the removal of Arthur Frentz amid ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren Ol¢ney
FHA
Olney
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Housing Administration
FBI
Justice Department
Guy T. O. Hollyday
Norman P. Mason
Justice Departmen
Arthur J. Frentz
Mason
Arthur Frentz
Frentz
Five Convicted and Sentenced in Frederick Circuit Court
Five county men were sentenced in Frederick County Circuit Court after convictions for grand larceny breaking and entering petty larceny and arson. Truman Wallace and Gilbert Leach each drew two years in the penitentiary for grand larceny of chickens from Mrs. Whitacre. Wallace pleaded guilty while Leach had pleaded not guilty and sought to change to a guilty plea. Leo and Eugene Everhart, ages about 34 and 22, received two year terms for stealing turkeys from John Link. Dan Kelly Atkins had earlier received a five year penitentiary sentence for related charges.
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Frederick County
Truman Wallace
Gilbert Leach
George Whitacre
Whitacre
Wallace
Leach
Herman J. Dyke
Randolph Larrick
Thomas G. Coully
Leo Everhart
Eugene Everhart
John Link
Dan Kelly Atkins
Elliott Marshall
John F. Anderson
Eugene
Missing Parakeets Reported in Harrisburg Lost and Found
Harrisburg Patriot missing in action column lists four advertisements for lost parakeets. One pet is described as having been lost on a routine flight.
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Harrisburg, Pa
Harrisburg Patriot
Visits to Palace of Nations Banned During Geneva Parley
The United Nations closed all Palace of Nations visits during the Geneva conference and imposed strict internal movement limits. Starting Monday the East-West talks open with police and Swiss troops guarding the grounds, interior security by UN guards and agents, and a sealed-off section for delegates.
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Palace of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations
League of Nations
U. N
U.N
Paratroopers Begin Pouring Into Indochina
American airlift begins sending French troops to Dien Bien Phu as Vietminh attacks intensify. Globemasters land in Saigon and Colombo with hundreds of paratroopers, potentially up to a thousand, en route to the northwest fortress. Bangkok listed as a stop before Saigon amid French defenses under pressure.
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Saigon
Indochina
France
Dien Bien Phu
Northwest
Paris
Orly Field
Colombo
Ceylon
India
Nehru
Bangkok
Thailand
Linda Smith Wins Zone Contest in Bland Memorial
Linda Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs F Smith of Berryville Ave and Handley School student won the Bland Memorial Musical Scholarship zone contest at Marshall High School. Competitors from Frederick Clarke Loudoun and Fauquier counties. the winner advances to the May 18 district contest in Charlottesville.
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Linda Smith
F. Smith
Berryville Ave
Handley School
Marshall High School
Frederick
Clarke
Loudoun
Fauquier
Lions Club
Miss Smith
Charlottesville
Richmond
John Finley
Douglas School
Warrenton
Smith
Handley Band
Joan Brubaker
Clarke County
George Kimball
Fred Warren
Galen Strance
Robert Jasper
Hoye Riley
18 Freight Cars Derail Near Piedmont West Virginia
Eighteen freight cars of a Baltimore and Ohio train derailed west of Piedmont near Keyser in what a railroad official called the worst derailment he recalls. No injuries reported. Wrecking crews from Cumberland, Maryland, estimated 15 hours to clear. traffic rerouted around Keyser and Piedmont to Grafton. The 40th car was first to leave tracks. Cause not immediately known.
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Piedmont
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Here
Keyser
Cumberland
Grafton
McCarthy denounces Soviet murder plot in Berlin case
The United States accused the Soviet Union of planning murder and kidnapping in West Germany and Berlin. Walter Dowling alleged Khokhlov a Soviet police captain who switched sides, sought asylum in Bonn and named a global network. Two East German agents were arrested with weapons.
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Berlin
United States
Russia
West Germany
U. S
Walter Dowling
V. S. Semyonovy
Germany
Dowling
Nikolai E. Khokhlov
NTS
Alexander Truchnovich
West Berlin
Khokhlov
Bonn
Semyonov
MVD
Georgi S. Okolovich
Frankfurt
Hans Kukowitsch
Kurt Weber
Us.s
Kukowitsch
Weber
Elena Adamovka Khokhlov
Moscow
Carney frames revolt as Cold War strategy
Adm. Robert B. Carney argues revolts by oppressed people could be a deliberate Cold War tactic. He envisions shifts like Mao breaking with Moscow altering global strategy and notes dictators' personal ambitions impact alliance dynamics. He warns against wishful thinking but highlights potential proxy warfare risks.
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Chicago
Robert B. Carney
U.S. Chief of Naval Operations
Executives Club
Carney
Red China
Mao Tse Tung
Kremlin
Peiping
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Hitler
Mussolini
Accident Victim Satisfactory After Two-Vehicle Crash
Robert Taylor age 55 of Clearbrook is in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital after a morning crash at Cameron and Gerrard Streets. He rode as a passenger in a 1946 panel truck driven by William Pifer of Berryville and owned by Aikens Construction Co. The other vehicle was a 1951 GMC truck driven by Elmer Lewis of Rt 2 and owned by Ferman.
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Robert Taylor
Clearbrook
Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Cameron and
Gerrard Sts
William Earl Pifer
Berryville
Aikens Construction Co
Rt. 3
Elmer H. Lewis
Rt. 2
Rita Hayworth’s Children Held for Neglect Probe
The Westchester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children filed a neglect petition in children's court against Rita Hayworth, alleging her two children were neglected. Judge George W. Smyth oversaw the closed proceedings. Rita was reported to be in Key West with her third husband, Dick Haymes. An auction notice for Patton's Warehouse appears in the piece.
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White Plains
N. Y
Westchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Rita Hayworth
George W. Smyth
Rita
Key West
Fla
Dick Haymes
Patton’s
Garden Week Tour Set For May 8 In Clarke County
Clarke County residents join Historic Garden Week in Virginia with a six house tour sponsored by the Winchester Clarke Garden Club. Featured homes include Fairfield Gaylord Richardson Annefield near Berryville Elmington Llewellyn Rogers Riverside on the Shenandoah and Norwood Gilbert McKown. Grace Episcopal Church in Berryville will be open and lunch is served in the parish hall by churchwomen.
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Clarke County
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Virginia
Fairfield
Gaylord
Ralph _ Richardson
Annefi Id
Berryville
William B. Watkins
Elmington
Hobson McGhee
Llewellyn
William Kerfoot
Jeas B. Rogers
Riverside
Peter Williams
Shenandoah River
More Telephones In Winchester
Winchester has 5900 telephones in operation, about 40.4 phones per 100 residents, far above the national 30.3. Virginia averages 22.8 per 100, while Turkey has 59,000 phones and Peru 45,000. globally, one phone serves 68 people, vs three in the United States. New houses are being wired to meet rising demand.
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The
Star
New York
Winchester
United States
Virginia
Turkey
Peru
Pakistan
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pro Communist Recordings Cited in Dickenson Court Martial
A former POW testified that a pro Communist recording aired by Radio Peiping likely came from Cpl. Edward S Dickenson as a court martial questioned the identifications. Witness John Spivey retracted an earlier claim and defense counsel urged excluding his identification as unreliable.
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Washington
Radio
Peiping
Edward S. Dickenson
John Spivey
Dickerson
Dickenson
Guy Emery
Spivey
Dickeson
Korea
Norman F. Kriebel
Arlington
Okinawa
Emery
Maj
Earl V. Brown
Red Prison
Richmond Virginia Weather Outlook April 24 to 28
The outlook shows temperatures five to ten degrees above normal. Cooler Sunday night or Monday, warmer Tuesday and Wednesday. Scattered showers expected over the weekend and again midweek, totaling about two-tenths to five-tenths of an inch.
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Richmond
Virginia
McCarthy Army Hearings TV Appeal Falls Short
Public interest in televised McCarthy Army hearings lagged behind Kefauver crime hearings with reports of normal business and routines in cities like Providence Chicago and Reno. TV industry officials still saw potential for a large audience due to expanded broadcasting and more sets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Providence
R. I
Crime Committee
Chicago
Boston Globe
Reno, Ney
McCarthy denounces Stevens on monitored phone call
In a heated Senate Investigations hearing Senator McCarthy accuses Army Secretary Stevens of indecent and illegal conduct for monitoring a phone conversation. Stevens recalls a November 7 call discussing Roy Cohn and David Schine, while committee fights over transcript admissibility continue.
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McCarthy
Stevens
Washington
Sen
Roy M. Cohn
G. David Schine
Cohn
Schine
Army
Roy
Dave
Waldorf-Astoria
David Schine
Ray Jenkins
Jenkins
Mundt
Wisconsin
Lucas
Joseph N. Welch
Special Army
Welch
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