Controversy Rages Over Senate Report on Boyle and Gabrielson
Senate Investigations subcommittee faulted Boyle for actions while noting no illegal conduct and found Gabrielson's representation of Carthage Hydrocol improper after he became Republican chairman. Senator McCarthy withheld his signature citing unresolved moral questions and lack of proof of influence or paid inducements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Boyle
Gabrielson
Washington
Guy G. Gabrielson
William M. Boyle, Jr
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
R-Wis
American Lithofold Corp
St. Louis
Lithofold
R. J. Blaunder
Carthage Hydrocol, Inc
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Carthage Hydrocol
Reblican National Committee
Texas Gas Refining Company
Republican National Committee
Rouss Fire Co to Hold February Meeting At 8 PM
Regular monthly meeting of the Rouss Fire Co is set for Friday February 1 at 8 o clock. members urged to attend. Also Sarah Zane Fire Co schedules its monthly meeting for Friday Feb 1 at 8 pm with all members requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Fire CO
Robert C. Legee
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Loryn M. Crabill
Cudahy
Groundhog Forecast Hints At Mixed Weather Shift
Groundhog Day looms as forecasts suggest a shadow could portend six more weeks of winter while milder air and varying sunshine offer brief relief. Temperature contrasts mark the nation with warmth in the central states and cold in New England, with regional readings from 29 to 63 above.
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North Portion
Groundhog
North Central
Virginia
Winchester
Associated Press
Atlantic States
Central States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Augusta
Charleston
S. C
Norfolk
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Minneapolis
Carolinas
Miami
New England
Maine
Polio March Nets $2 158 Last Night
The Mother's March on Polio raised 2158.17 for the 1952 March of Dimes with 150 volunteers led by Mrs. Edward Jackson collecting donations from porch light contributors. Ten new workers joined the effort. Winchester’s total matched Staunton and beat Harrisonburg.
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Edward Jackson
John Birmingham
Grove White
Howard Schindel
W. R. Strader
Arthur Gilkey
Elsie Rosenberger
Ralph Peterson
P. H. Way
Richard Crenshaw
Roy Cather
Winchester
Virginia
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Walcott Granted 17 More Days for Title Defense
The New York State Athletic Commission extended the deadline for heavyweight champion Jersey Walcott to agree to a title defense against Ezzard Charles by 17 days, extending the negotiation window and keeping the title unsettled for now.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Jersey Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Byrnes Urges Aggressive Korea Drive Against Reds
Former secretary of state and Supreme Court justice James F Byrnes told the Virginia General Assembly that the United States must show resolve in Korea. He urged using air power to strike Chinese bases naval blockades and accepting Nationalist Chinese aid to force a swift victory. He criticized current policy as fearful and called for a more decisive wartime stance.
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Williamsburg
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Korea
Supreme Court
Virginia General Assembly
Byrnes
China
United Nation
Manchuria
Japan
State Seeks N Y Advice on Rabies Outbreak Control
Virginia veterinarians seek guidance from New York health official Dr. W S Stone of the State Bureau of Animal Industry on rabies outbreak control in northern Virginia counties Loudoun Fauquier Warren and related counties discuss collaboration with state health officials and county representatives in addressing a milder form of the problem. The Annual Memorial Services of the Company will be held at Braddock Street Methodist Church on Sunday Feb 3 at 8 o clock all members to meet at Rouss Hall 4 30 P M and march to the church Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
New York
W. S. Stone
New York State Bureau of Animal Industry
Loudoun
Fauquier
Warren
Faquier
Arlington
Fairfax
Prince William
Clarke
Frederick
Rouss
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Allies Bay 31 Red Jets Lose 52 Planes in January
Allied airmen shot down 31 Red jets in January and 52 of their own planes, the FEAF reported. It was the greatest monthly loss in the Korean War. Snow and overcast skies grounded most Allied aircraft.
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Allies
Seoul
Korea
Far East Air Forces
FEAF
United Nations
Pyongyang
Sariwon
Sinanju
Sinuiju
Fifth Air Force
Winchester Frederick County Chamber Plans 1952 Program
At the January board meeting the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce set its 1952 program and named committees. Eugene P. Sakers said more members may join. committees include Retail Promotion Tourism Industrial Relations Roads and Traffic. Projects include a Business Industry Education Day Halloween Party Winchester Days and traffic and bridge improvements on Route 422.
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Winchester, Frederick County
L. V. Watson
F. R. Branch
P. B. Wright
Carl Lewis
Clyde Hershman
P. W. Plumly
A. J. Bowen
Robert Woltz
Paul Terreta
Back Creek
Route 422
Winchester Becomes Town Again in 1752 Act Reenactment
Virginia General Assembly reenacts the 1752 town charter for Winchester marking its bicentennial. William Wood’s founder role, Gabriel Jones and George William Fairfax Burgesses, and a horseback messenger signal the charter's return.
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Virginia Frontier
Winchester
Col. Wood
Dudley Wilkins
Williamsburg
August Klapper
Gabriel Jones
Norman Marshall
William Fairfax
Jones
Fairfax
House of Burgesses
Fredericktown
Winchester 200th Anniversary Senate Resolution Relating to 1752 Town Bill
The General Assembly notes the 200th anniversary of the 1752 act establishing Winchester in Virginia. It recalls James Wood surveying twenty six lots at the Frederick County court house with streets for a town, but town status lacked an Assembly act, affecting local privileges. Continued on page 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Battle
Virginia General Assembly
E. T
Winchester
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester Evening Star
Senate
General Assembly
Dominion of
Virginia
Williamsburg
Dominion
Legislative Council
George II
Robert Dinmiddle
Court House
Frederick County
Truckers Strike Hits 15 States in Wage Dispute
About 20,000 AFL Teamsters drivers across 15 southern and midwestern states walked out at midnight, paralyzing freight operations. Government mediation watched as nine midwest states averted further walkouts affecting 36,000 drivers, while southern unions received strike orders from Memphis after failed talks.
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AFL
Southern
Midwest
Carolinas
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ohio
AFL Teamsters Union
Federal Mediation Service
Washington
Southern Conference
Memphis
Tenn
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Arkansas
North
South Carolina
Kentucky
Mississippi
Local Storages Hold 494,951 Bushels of Apples
About 495 thousand bushels of apples were in local cold storage as of the first of the month. C L Robinson Winchester Cold Storage and Virginia Cold Storage reported 494,951 bushels, slightly less than last year, with market steady and movement good. Winchester Storage holds 300,000 and expects most to be cut by April first. overall business is normal for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C L. Robinson
Winchester Cold Storage
Virginia Cold Storage
Winchester
Dr. James Massey Dies After Walk at Hampden-Sydney
Dr. James Buckner Massey, head of the Bible Department at Hampden-Sydney College, died of a heart attack moments after returning home from his daily campus walk.
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Hampden-Bydney
James Buckner Massey
Hampden-Sydney College
Prince Praised as Back-Turned Greeting at Nairobi Welcome
A three year old Prince caused a moment of charm as he turned his back on Princess Elizabeth at the British East African Colony welcome. Elizabeth redirected him and received the bouquet from Prince Charles side by side with Prince Philip. The royal visit follows a 19 hour London to Nairobi flight.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Princess Elizabeth
Prince
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
New African Maternity Hospital
Philip the Duke of Edinburgh
London
British Commonwealth
Hospital
Government House
Mitchell
RAF
el Adem
Libya
Dedication Tonight Of Douglas Addition
Dedicatory ceremonies for the new 150000 addition to the Douglas Colored School will be held at 8 15 tonight in the school auditorium. Dr A G Richardson of the State Department of Education will speak. The program includes the Douglas Glee Club, a presentation by John H. Rosenberger for the City Board of Education, and student acceptance by Miss Joan Eliott.
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Douglas Colored School
A. G. Richardson
State Department of Education
Richmond
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester
Quarles
Douglas Glee Club
Laura B. Turner
John H. Rosenberger
City Board of Education
Kirk N. Gaskins
Joan Eliott
Julius 8. Carroll
John Mann Methodist Church
Chester M. Comer
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Shockey and Sons
Soviet Resolution on U N Membership Applications Rejected
The United Nations General Assembly voted 22 to 21 with 16 abstentions to defeat a Soviet resolution urging the Security Council to reconsider 13 membership applications. The list included Albania Mongolia Bulgaria Romania Hungary Finland Italy Portugal Ireland Austria Ceylon Nepal and Libya.
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Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Security Council
U. N
United States
U. S
Assembly
Albania
Mongolia
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Finland
Italy
Portugal
Ireland
Austria
Ceylon
Nepal
Libya
Murray Seeks Guaranteed Annual Wage in Industry
Philip Murray president of the CIO United Steelworkers called for a guaranteed minimum annual wage in American industry to combat unemployment and deter the Kremlin. He spoke to the Wage Stabilization Board as hearings resume on steel workers' demands, noting possible nationwide strike implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers
Kremlin
Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
Murray W Latimer
Virginia Weather Outlook February 2 to 6
Period from February 2 to 6 shows scattered showers mainly Saturday and Saturday night and again around Tuesday totaling about 0.25 to 0.75 inches. Temperatures run 4 to 6 degrees above normal with mild start, cooler Sunday, warmer by Tuesday, and cooler likely Wednesday.
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Virginia
Okla Delegates Pledged to Eisenhower at GOP Convention
Oklahoma announces its first two district delegates for the Republican National Convention are pledged to General Dwight D. Eisenhower. The designation ties the state’s early convention slate to Ike as the party readies for the national gathering.
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Shawnefe
Okla
Oklahoma
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Just Arrived Gourmet Bakery Goods At The Market
New shipment arrives featuring Apple stroudels genuine cheesecake French sticks hard rolls onion rolls pumpernickel and rye. Local shoppers excited for fresh bakery variety and tempting pastries.
Open Till 2 A.M. At 918 S Braddock St
Local listing notes the 918 South Braddock Street venue operating until 2 am. The entry provides a brief hours detail for the late night establishment.
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Steve's Delicatessen
S. Braddock St
Morris Takes Job of Supervising Federal Cleanup
Morris New York Republican lawyer joins the federal cleanup program as special assistant to the attorney general under McGrath. The appointment, approved by President Truman, avoids Senate confirmation and aims for thorough, impartial misconduct investigation in public office. Morris has long been a reform figure in New York politics and is linked to LaGuardia’s rise in 1933.
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Washington —i
Newbold Morris
New York
Morris
Senate
McGrath
Reds Face Fate of 600 000 Left to Good Faith
U N negotiations report Reds demand that 600 000 displaced Koreans decide their own fate while neutrals are rejected and Swiss Swedish Norwegian observers preferred. Libby says good faith not enough to guarantee resident choice amid port inspections and prisoner repatriation issues.
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Reds
Munsan
Korea
U. N
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Adm
R. E. Libby
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Handley Campus
N. Y
Robert C. Legge, Pres
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Eday
Capitol
Star
Hemisphere
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James Wood
George William Fairfax
William P. McGuire
Tom Wood Baldridge
E. Blackburn Moore
The
DR. Massey
Princess
Douglas
U.N
Weather Outlook
N.Y
International Committee of the Red Cross
of Cross
Sinuisu
Hamhung
Chongjin
North Korea
Pusan
Inchon
Suwon
Lovett’s Shoe & Dress
Loudoun St
Clevenger
N. Main
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