Kohlberg hints at peace deal shaping Korea conflict
Alfred Kohlberg at a news conference argued a deal may exist to settle the Korean War and that current truce talks are a shadowboxing phase. He speculated Paris talks with Gromyko produced a plan for Communist China to enter the United Nations, which would affect Nationalist China’s status, while noting no accusation against Jessup.
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Washington
Alfred Kohlberg
State Department
China
Kohlberg
Paris
Gromyko
Russia
United Nations
Philip C. Jessup
U. S
Jessup
Relief Methodist fifth Homecoming Service
The Relief Methodist Church holds its fifth annual Homecoming Service on Sunday August 26. Sunday School starts at 10 a m worship follows at 11 15 a m. Lunch on the lawn features special music singing and speakers who have previously served the church. All members and friends are invited.
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Relief Methodist Church
The
Byrd Picnic Draws Thousands Of Apple Growers
About 3,000 persons are expected at the annual Byrd orchard picnic in the Sen ator Harry F. Byrd orchard near Berryville. Virginia fruit growers from nearby states will attend. luncheon at noon followed by a speaking program featuring Arthur E. Mitchell, P. J. Chapman, J. R. Magness, Reuben Benz, and Samuel Fraser.
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Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Berryville
Virginia
Arthur E. Mitchell
Michigan State College
P. J. Chapman
New York State Experiment Station
J. R. Magness
Beltsville
Reuben Benz
Washington State
Samuel Fraser
International Apple Association
Difficulties Face U S Couple Seeking To Marry in Moscow
Two American nationals Lt Cmdr Irwin Edwards and Jane Breckinridge pursue marriage in Moscow during Labor Day. Edwards serves at the U S Embassy and Breckinridge works for U S Minister Hugh Cumming. With Catholics unavailable, Rev John Brassard of Worcester arranges a special ceremony at the embassy amid unclear Soviet civil law steps.
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Moscow
Cmdr
Irwin Edwards
Salem
Ore
U. S
Jane Breckinridge
Orlando
Fla
U.S
Hugh Cumming
John Brassard
Worcester
Mass
August 22 Sales Directory Listings Near Millwood Clarke Co
Classified sale items include livestock and farm machinery at E A Lindsey location one mile north of Millwood on Clay Hill Lane August 22 at 10 am. Mrs George W Feltner at 20 Glaize Ave offers entire household and kitchen furniture August 22 at 1 pm. Sam McCarty at Clowser Warehouse features complete household furnishings August 30 at 1 pm. James Perks at Marvin's Chapel four miles northwest of Berryville August 30 at 10 am lists livestock and household goods.
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E. A Lindsey
Millwood, Clarke Co
Clay Hill Lane
Liverstock
George W. Feltner
Glaize
Sam McCarty
Clowsers
James Perks
Berryville
Marvin's Chapel
Daily Crossword Clues 7 22 27 30 31 33 36 37 38 39 40 43 44 45 47 48
Puzzle clues list answers for a crossword. entries include Constella tion Sesame Trouble Exclama Employ Slight taste Add up Wet earth Capital of Nigeria Fumes Sailors Oriental nurse Fashion Verbal Tubular conduit Uttered Brood of pheasants Bend the head.
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Nigeria
McCarran Attacks Truman Echo Lobby for Voice Funds
Senator McCarran accuses President Truman of joining a lobby to restore funds cut from the Voice of America. Truman told Congress the State Department helped open a crack in the Iron Curtain by publishing a congressional resolution of friendship for the Soviet people. He seeks restoration of the Voice fund from $56 million to higher levels.
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McCarran
D-New
Truman
Voice of America
Congress
State Department
Russia
Voice
House
Senate Appropriations
Oil Settlement Offer Withdrawn in British Iranian Talks
Britain's representative halted the settlement proposal in the ongoing Iranian oil talks in Tehran. A British Embassy statement gave no clear sign of breakdown. Report says Richard R. Stokes pressed Mossadegh for a counter offer to the prior plan for a new purchasing agency and a near 50 percent profit split.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
Richard R. Stokes
Mohammed Mossadegh
Stokes
Trygve Lie Sees Armistice Possibility in Korea
United Nations secretary general Trygve Lie, returning from Norway, says an armistice in Korea is possible in the end though he declines to give a time frame. He also expressed optimism for a peaceful settlement of the British Iranian oil dispute.
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New York
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Korea
Lie
Norway
Frankfurt bribery probe touches U S attorney office
Meyer Rothwacks, special assistant U S Attorney General, arrived from Washington to investigate bribery allegations involving the Frankfurt U S District Attorney's office. The district attorney W Fred Johnson of St Louis has been suspended pending completion of the inquiry. No charges have been filed.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Meyer Rothwacks
U. S
Washington
Frankfurt U. S
Union Leaders Seen Supporting Democratic Ticket
Labor heads move toward backing a Democratic candidate in 1951 as AFL leaders criticize Taft Hartley. William Green brands the act an insult to workers and Dan Tobin predicts Taft and Truman as party nominees, signaling possible AFL support for Truman. Taft tours New England with speeches including New Hampshire address.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Atlanta
America
New England
New Hampshire
Green
Humphrey
D-Minn
AFL
Tobin
Labo
Mr Truman
Amazing Advance In Weapons Report Draws Fire
The Joint Chiefs testified that an amazing advance in weapon science has occurred within the last year. Rep Price warned Russia has more and bigger bombs than believed and urged restoration of civil defense funds. He warned an atomic attack could cause 1,000,000 casualties in a dozen cities.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Capitol
Price
D-Ill
Russia
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Navy Calls Reserve Chaplains to Active Duty
Washington reports the Navy orders a number of reserve chaplains to active duty for the first time in the current emergency on a non voluntary basis. Chaplains will serve up to 17 months for veterans and 24 months for others, matching other reserve terms.
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Washington
Navy
Five Year Old Girl Honored For Kindness To Animals
Milwaukee report: American Veterinary Medical Association awards a National Humane Act Certificate to Charlotte McCutcheon of Arlington Virginia. The five year old, youngest of 13 national winners, nursed a sick baby squirrel back to health and helped build a tree-nest home, turning it into a neighborhood pet.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Veterinary Medical Association
Virginia
Charlotte McCutcheon
Arlington
Charlotte
Reprisals Reported for East German Youths Visiting West Berlin
Refugees from the Russian zone say East German police punish youths who visited Allied West Berlin during the Red world festival. Fifty deserters fled to Berlin after the festival and, on returning home, faced denunciations and police summons, according to Western refugee officials.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Communists in Talks Stand Firm in Korean Truce Talks
U N spokesman Nuckols described Communist posture as immune to military logic obdurate inscrutable and adamant to changes. Peiping radio warned that if the American side sticks to its demands a truce agreement would be impossible. Pyongyang repeated a charge that UN negotiators seek to delay talks as Congress approves armed services funds.
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U. N
Peiping
Pyongyang
U 58
Congress
Troo
North Korea
200000 Visit Tomb of Pius X
The tomb of the Blessed Pope Pius XI in the Vatican grottos was visited yesterday by more than 200000 Catholics from European and American countries.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XI
Vatican Grottos
Four Polio Cases Reported, Virginia Toll Rises
The State Health Department reported four new infantile paralysis cases yesterday, boosting Virginia’s 1951 toll to 80. The total is well below the 359 cases recorded at the same point last year.
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Richmond
State Health Department
Virginia
Royal Princess Margaret Reaches Legal Majority
Britain prepares for a new era as Princess Margaret turns 21 gaining her own income of 6000 pounds yearly and a potential council of state role. Public attention centers on her fashion choices and the cultural shift expected with royal tradition adjusting to her independence. A station crowds greet visitors for the 21st birthday events and a Thornton Heath resident arrives with a two foot birthday cake.
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Margaret
F. E. Jacobs
Thornton Heath
Royal Family Stays Across Balmoral Estate
The King and Queen remain at Balmoral Castle while Princess Margaret and Princess Elizabeth with Prince Philip reside at Birkhall on the estate due to space limits in the castle.
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Balmoral Castle
Margaret
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Birkhall
Quiz answers printed on page four reveal 7 question solutions
Answers cover locations Kansas City Kansas City Mo heel Joseph Jefferson St David the queen in the parlor true Jack rabbit with additional note true citation or a statement of great regard for ed
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Kansas City
Kans
Joseph Jefferson
St. David
Queen
True
Jack Rabbit
Notice of Sergeant's Sale Under Execution
A sergeant's sale under execution is set for August 31 1951 at 6 30 PM at 13 Oates Avenue Winchester Virginia. Auctioneer Coleman Dunn and Clerk E T Snider will conduct the public auction of the described property.
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Oates Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Coleman Dunn
E. T. Snider
Ebert
Loudoun Street
Civil and Police Justice Court
R. R. Sartelle
Walter D. Johnson
G. G. Baker
Colentan Dunn
Reba J. Bowen
Husband
Circuit Court
Frederick County
County Court House
College Sophomore Is New Chess Champion
Larry Evans a 19 year old sophomore at City College of New York becomes the national chess champion as the youngest winner. He defeats Dr Ariel Mengarini yesterday to edge Samuel Reshevsky by one point in the round robin with a score of nine and a half. Mengarini had beaten Reshevsky in round seven. Evans started playing at 13 and is the fourth to win the biennial United States Chess Federation Tournament. Previous victors include Reshevsky Denke and Steiner.
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New York
Larry Evans
City College of New York
Evans
Ariel Mengarini
Samuel Reshevsky
Mengarini
Reshevsky
Evas
United States Chess Federation
Arnold & Denke
Herman Steiner
Los Angeles
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