Telephone Directory Distribution Reaches 10 000 Drafts Areawide
The Winchester Telephone Company began distributing more than 10 000 copies of the 1951 Winchester Directory to subscribers in Berryville, Boyce, Stephens City, and Winchester with delivery to be completed by Saturday. The new book lists 77 353 names, notes street addresses for Berryville, and highlights changes such as updated first and last listings and new arrivals like Triangle Shoe Store manager Frank B. Zydelis.
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Eugene Branch
George Washington
Winchester
Thomas W. Kay
T. W. Kay
The
Telephone Company
Berryville
Boyce
Stephens City
Kay
Mr. Kay
Frank B. Zydelis
313 Parkway
New Triangle Shoe
Louis Zuckerman
Millers
Smiths
Grims
Grimms
Jones
Pattons
Robinson
Dorman L. Affleck
Oscar Adams
Freda Zombro
Earl A. Alger
John E. Zombro
William L. Aber
A. M. Zirkle
Pensions Win House OK Over Truman's Veto
The House passed over President Truman's veto a bill granting $120 monthly pensions to certain veterans disabled from non service connected causes. Eligible veterans must have an attendant and receive this aid. current pensions range from $60 to $72. The vote was 318 to 45, well above the two thirds needed to override. Senate action required for final passage.
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Washington
House
Truman
Senate
Trunan
Allies Meet Mild Red Resistance in East Korea Front
Allied patrols along East Korea ridges met mild Red resistance with only brief clashes elsewhere. Rain hindered air operations as U S Eighth Army Headquarters reports prompt service in engraving eye glass repairs and watch work by Hodgson and Brown.
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U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
East
Hodgson
For Sale Pipes From Snapp Foundry Inc
For sale a car load of black and galvanized pipes in various sizes from Snapp Foundry Inc. Also notices advertising the Metropolitan Restaurant, a job listing for a presser at Riteway Cleaners, and an announcement about Jane Greenawalt Adams returning as manager at Cinderella Beauty Nook with contact details. Damson picking week details from R and T Packing Co.
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Snapp Foundry, Inc
Metropolitan
Riteway Cleaners
N. Braddock St
Winchester
Cinderella Beauty Nook
Jane Greenawalt Adams
Reds Prepare to Compromise in Korean Buffer Zone Deadlock
In Kaesong a four man subcommittee opened talks on the Korean buffer zone deadlock with indications the Communists may concede. The session was informal and closed to the press as UN and Communist delegates exchanged smiles and posed together after adjournment.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Henry I. Hodges
U. N
Lee Sang Cho
U. S
Arleigh Burke
Hsieh Fang
Kaesong
Peiping Radio
38Th Parallel
Red China
Nam
Tokyo
U. N. Command
Jailwarden prisoner runs county jail in own right
In Annapolis Maryland Sheriff Joseph W. Alton asks for parole for Blaine Decker 38 who has run the county jail for three years serving as cook menu planner banker and night guard earning two dollars a day due to an old law. Decker is pale from overwork and expects to remain until a replacement is found.
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Annapolis
Joseph W. Alton
Blaine Decker
Decker
Alton
Alaska Pilot Missing Near Dead Man Mountain
An Alaska bush pilot, Glen Hudson, did not return from a flight to a lake near Dead Man Mountain about 170 miles northeast of Anchorage. The search included a 10 year old boy among the passengers. names were not learned.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Glen Hudson
Dead Man Mountain
Three Government Money Bills Get Final House Okay
The House approved three government appropriation bills totaling 4.086 billion dollars with a 90 percent payroll cut plan as the target. Next week another bill for 1.677 billion dollars funds miscellaneous agencies including Civil Defense, Atomic Energy, and Defense Production, with cuts to civil defense and medical supplies.
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Washington
House
Senate
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Civil Defense Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Production Agency
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Congress
Commerce Department
Drive Launched To Enforce Cattle Price Ceilings
Washington officials launched a nationwide drive to enforce cattle price ceilings amid signs of a black market. OPS head Michael V. DiSalle promised immediate action and outlined plans to target sellers and purchasers and to set ceilings on individual animals.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
DiSalle
Beef Slaughter Industry Advisory Committee
OPS
Congress
Killer Captured Without a Fight
Chicago police nabbed Harry Williams on a street car after he fled Cook County Jail. The 20 year old slayer, wearing plain clothes, surrendered when confronted by four officers. Williams claimed a false name as fingerprinting confirmed his identity. He had escaped less than 47 hours earlier by removing a steel plate from his death row cell.
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Chicago
Harry Williams
Cook County
Williams
Billy Lilly
Bechet Marries Elizabeth Zeigler in Riviera Nuptials
Antibes on the French Riviera hosted Sidney Bechet's wedding to Elizabeth Zeigler. The ceremony at city hall drew thousands as a jazz band led a horse drawn procession to Juan-les-Pins. Bechet and Zeigler, both with complex histories, were amid a festive, music filled celebration with doves, champagne, and crowds.
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Antibes
France
Sidney
Bechet
French Riviera
Old Bech
Elizabeth Zeigler
Beck
New Orleans
Errol Flynn
Pat Wymore
Monte Carlo
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Riviera
Rexahan
Germany
Frankfurt
Algiers
Marie-Louise Crawford
Jacques Leonetti
Juan-Les- Pins
Terrorists attack police during Iran anti-British protest
Knife-wielding militants wounded six Iranian policemen as they tried to disperse an anti-British demonstration in Tehran. The attackers caused clashes amid the security operation.
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Tehran
Iran
Harrison Enters Morgan Remains Debate With Letter
Rep. Burr Harrison of Virginia responds to Rep. Bryson of South Carolina on moving General Daniel Morgan’s remains from Winchester to Cowpens. He rejects the idea, cites respect for Morgan’s final resting place, and facetiously references South Carolina’s delegation and legal advice as his commentary.
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Burr P. Harrison
Virginia
Joseph R. Bryson
South Carolina
Daniel Morgan
Winchester
Cowpens
D. C
Wade Hampton
Bull Run
Chancellorsville
Carolina
J. Manning Poliakoff
Harrison
Mr. Bryson
House of Representatives
Washington
Waring
Supreme Court
Morgan
General Morgan
Mount Hebron
Gunman Among 11 Indicted In Basketball Fix
A grand jury indicted 11 people including three Bradley University players Eugene Melchiorre William Mann and George Chianakas and six fixers led by Joseph Benintende on charges tied to fixing college basketball games Investigators say Benintende a gunman traveled nationwide to bribe players with wagers as high as 50000 on a Bradley vs Bowling Green game played March 19 1949 at Madison Square Garden in New York and six indictments were returned for various bribery schemes
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New York
Bradley University
Bradley
General Sessions
Eugene Melchiorre
Wiliam K. Mann
George M. Chianakas
Frank S. Hogan
Joseph Benintende
Benintende
Hogan
Joseph Granza
Peter Tiberiano
Grand
Bowling Green College of Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Bowling Green
Love Crazed Suitor Kills Two Women in Lakewood
Police say Pawel Yaszewicz shot and killed his girlfriend and her mother, then set a fire and wounded a third woman before killing himself. A fourth woman survived to testify. the incident followed an argument over affection at a Lakewood pine-belt resort home.
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Lakewood
N. J
Paul Kimball Hospital
Ocean County
George Westervelt
Anna Tulpan
Hillside N. J
Kuzanna Kaczmasz
Alexandria Prunkoff
Grove St
Passaic
Kaczmasz
Pawel Yaszewicz
New York
Westervelt
Yasiewicz
Pine Belt
Vineland
Camden
New Jersey
Nadine Sarakash
Harry Justus
Yasiwcz
Five Day Weather Outlook for Virginia
Weather outlook for Virginia shows showers likely Sunday and probably Wednesday totaling one quarter to one half inch. Warmer by Sunday with little change thereafter. Temperature will average normal to three degrees above normal.
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Richmond
Virginia
Wamer
Russian jets fly low over West Berlin again
About 70 armed Russian fighters staged a low level parade over the American sector. It marked a second violation of the Four Power Air Safety Agreements forbidding formation flights over Berlin. Nine jets buzzed the American base at Templehof, provoking a protest via the Four Power Air Safety Center.
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Berlin
Templehof
Air Safety Center
E. W. Armstrong Company
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester
Gore Ball Field
Senate Panel Votes Against Formal MacArthur Report
The Senate inquiry committee rejected issuing a formal report on its May to June hearings into General MacArthur. Chairman Russell said such a document would revive bitter controversy during Korean peace talks. Individual members may file views to join in a later hearing record.
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Washington
Senate
MacArthur Inquiry Committee
Russell D-Ga
Douglas MacArthur
Saltonstall
Rmass
Truman
Far East
Yalta
Cain
R-Wash
MacArthur
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Korea
China
Foremosa
Acheson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russell
Kaesong
San Francisco
Storms Kill Two In New England and Texas Heat Remains
Storms swept through New York State and New England with thunder hail and wind while Texas endured extreme heat with 100 to 108 degree days. Heat deaths reached at least 29 as pastures dried and cattle were sold. In New York hail sized baseballs appeared in Chenango Valley and ping pong balls in Auburn. Schenectady recorded heavy rain. Two New England deaths reported Massachusetts lightning hit a five year old girl in Palmer and a pedestrian fatality noted.
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Associated Press
Texas
New York State
New England
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
Chenango Valley
Auburn
N. Y
Schnectady
Massachusetts
Palmer
Mass
Relief Church
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George
Russell D
Georgia
South
Shropshire
R and T. Packing Co
Middle Road
Killer
M Arthur Probe Group
Bryson
Walter A. Bowman
Weather Outlook
West Berlin
Republican Group
Greenway E. U. B. Church
Hodgson and Brown Reg
L. O. Dick’s Packinghouse
Clearbrook
Old Stone Church
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