Trucker James Taylor Killed In Route 522 Crash Near Winchester
James Taylor 28 of Pendleton Virginia died when his tractor trailer jackknifed at the Isaac's Creek bridge on U S Route 522 ten miles north of Winchester. The vehicle burned after overturning into a gully. no others injured. Taylor was alone. truck returned from Pittsburgh with lumber. Sheriff DeHaven and responders ruled death instantaneous.
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James Taylor
Pendleton
Virginia
Isaac's Creek
Winchester
Frederick County
R. L. DeHaven
Taylor
J. M. Chapman Transfer Company
Pittsburgh
Penn
Roy Henshaw
Strader
DeHaven
J. H. Woods, Jr
Berryville
South End
Sheriff DeHaven
Robert V. Larrick
Oames
Jones Funeral Home
Louisa
Final settlement grants $12,000 to local attorney in Triplett estate
Winchester lawyer J Sloan Kuykendall is approved to receive 12000 in fees as part of a 24000 legal- counsel division in the Dr J I Triplett estate. Executor Herbert Trotter gains court permission to hand over estate assets to four trustees to fund a Triplett Business College on a 169 acre Mt Jackson area site. Trustees named include Joseph I Triplett Jr W V Vehrenkamp Frank S Tavenner Jr and Herbert Trotter.
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Woodstock
J Sloan Kuykendall
Winchester
J. I. Triplett
Herbert Trotter
Trotter
Triplett Business College
Mt Jackson
Tme
J. I. Triplett Mills
Joseph I. Triplett, Jr
W. V. Vehrencamp
Frank S. Tavenner, Jr
Dr Cline's Father Dies in Roanoke
Roanoke reports the death of Rev. Dr. R H Cline retired Lutheran clergyman age in his 90s and Roanoke College's oldest alumnus. Funeral services will be held at Christ Lutheran Church Roanoke. His son Dr Cline and family of Tennison Ave were notified.
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R. F. Cline
Tennison Ave
Roanoke
Cline
R.H Cline
Roanoke College
Virginia
Carolinas
Christ Lutheran Church
Pace
Margaret L. Hodgson
Wage and Price Controls Planned Across the Board
President Truman announced will implement wage and price controls across the board where necessary as soon as feasible. He said legislation may be needed to curb food prices and stressed controls would be enacted wherever legally possible, with details to follow in the State of the Union message.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
House
Congress
Korea
Republicans Hold Firm in 82nd Congress Control
A Republican and Southern Democrat coalition controls the House and threatens Truman Fair Deal proposals. The opening session showed a strong anti Truman posture with 244 to 179 vote to reinstate the rules committee’s governing power, bypassing prior Democratic procedures. The Senate session was routine as party balance remains 49 Democrats and 47 Republicans.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
82Nd
Congress
Truman
New House
Senate
Mr. Truman
House
Rules Committee
McCormack
Massachusetts
Cox
D-Ga
Iowa Manufacturer Denies Hanley Deal Involvement
Senate investigators say Iowa Hawkeye Pearl Button Co. president C. Hagermann had no knowledge of a $150 000 note to Hanley and his wife or any loan from Hagermann. The inquiry, led by Sen Gillette, checks Hanley finances amid election irregularity allegations and a canceled July 1 1939 note.
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Washington
Senate
Iowa
Joe R. Hanley
New York
Hanley
Albany
Gillette
D-Iown
Lehman
New York State Division of Veterans Affairs
C. C. Hagerman
Muscatine
Senate Brobers
C. C. Hagermann
Hawkeye Pearl Button Company
Hagerman
Hagermann
Truman Says U S Won't Bomb China Without UN OK
President Truman stated at a news conference that U S forces will not bomb China without United Nations sanction. He expressed hope to avoid a third world war this year and noted Congress would be consulted only if a declaration of war becomes necessary. He also said Korea operations proceed under the UN and that the U S is willing to negotiate.
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Washington
Truman
United States
China
United Nations
Congress
Korea
Bridges
Spain
Four New Houses Planned in County
First county building permit in 1951 issued to Frank lin E. Price of Clearbrook for a six room frame bungalow costing 3 500 to be built 112 miles south of White Hall on Ridge Road. Earlier permits issued in 1950 include John M. Hepfer for a four room 3 000 bungalow east of Jordan Springs and a five room brick bungalow worth 7 500 north of the city on Rt 11. Another permit goes to Mr and Mrs Earl W Fiddler of Grimes for a six room frame house off Jordan Springs Rd on Rt 640 costing 3 500.
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First
Franklin E. Price
Clearbrook
Price
White Hall
Ridge Road
John M. Hepfer
Stephenson
Jordan Springs
Rt. 11
Earl W. Fiddler
Grimes
Jordan Springs Rd
Rt. 640
Heating Oils and Supplies Ad Correction Notice
Heating oils including kerosene No 2 and N 4 fuel oils offered by Oil Heat Inc at 413 N Cameron with phone numbers 3855 or 3877. Correction note for Cannon towel sets price 87c per set from yesterday’s ad. Turkey shoot at Rouss Park Saturday Jan 6 at 12 30 by G G Bray with turkeys ham and chickens as prizes. Also Winchester Rod Gun Club. Sarah Zane Fire Co regular monthly meeting Friday Jan 5 at 8 pm with annual election of officers. Loryn M Crabill Captain.
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OIL Heat, Inc
N. Cameron Dial
J.C. Penney CO
Rouss Park
G. G. Bray
Winchester Rod & Gun Club
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Cans Laos Inn
Friendship Fire CO
Cora Roberts
Production Agency To Be Ready Soon For Full Operation
The Defense Production Administration under William H. Harrison is to be formed as a central industry control body modeled after WWII agencies. A 1,000,000 square foot federal building is being repurposed as Harrison’s headquarters with staff in the thousands. By May 1, agencies seeking policy guidance will merge under his supervision, while summer aims set CMP like wartime controls for steel aluminum and copper.
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Washington
William H. Harrison
Defense Production Administration
War Production Board
Federal
General Accounting Office
Harrison
DPA
Truman
Charles E. Wilson
Commerce Department
Interior Department
Defense Transport Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pilot Safely Forcers Landing Of C 46 Airplane
At Midway Airport a C 46 forced landing saved 49 people including 46 passengers and 3 crew after takeoff. Pilot Marvin Staddon steered to a field leaving the craft upright before gasoline tanks exploded, injuring three and sending an expectant mother to hospital. Monarch Air Service owned craft departed at 2 27 am bound for Newark.
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Chicago
Marvin Staddon
Midway Airport
Monarch Air Service, Inc
Newark
Colder Weather En Route Here
A Virginia weather outlook warns of colder air arriving by tomorrow night as temperatures slide. In Winchester the day opened at 59 degrees and is expected to fall to near freezing, with a morning low around 49 at the Research Laboratory.
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Virginia
Winchester Research Laboratory
Across the Board Tax Increase Forecast by Finance Chairman
Washington report quotes Senate Finance Chairman George as saying a general tax rise is needed to fund defense, with taxes increasing across all classes. House Ways and Means Chairman Doughton agrees, while Rep Cox notes sacrifice for Korea. President Truman signals substantial hikes as he signs a corporate tax bill boosting revenue by 3.3 billion and adding a 77 percent excess profits levy.
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Francis M. Lemay
Washington
George
D.ga
Senate Finance Committee
Doughton
D-Nc
Tax Framing House
Ways and Means
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
Korea
Truman
Thousands Executed in China Purge Report
A press report claims thousands were executed within the past month in Communist China and many more endure re education camps in South China. The cause remains unclear with officials citing anti infiltration and anti espionage campaigns and targets including Nationalist agents, landowners, students, and suspected reactionaries.
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Hong Kong
Communist
China
Kwangsi Provincce
Hankow
Kwangsi Province
United States Seeks Clarity On Soviet Peace Conference
President Truman endorsed Secretary Acheson on needing clarification of Moscow s stance toward a Big Four peace meeting. He indicated no firm view on ministers talks while stressing diplomacy. Western powers draft a note to Moscow to probe Russian proposals for a four power conference. Plans for a Western European defense army including German units proceed, with Eisenhower coordinating the European force under NATO.
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Acheson
Pentagon
Marshall
Korea
U. N
Washington
Truman
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Masters Installed as President of Winchester Kiwanis
George B. Masters district manager of the Life Insurance Company of Virginia was installed as president of the Winchester Kiwanis Club at ceremonies in the George Washington Hotel. He succeeds F Amos Shryock with Winslow Porter and Ronald Smyre named first and second vice presidents and George W Good continuing as secretary treasurer.
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George B. Masters
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Winchester Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Masters
F. Amos Shryock
Oscar Hartsock
Hagerstown
Winslow Porter
Ronald Smyre
George W. Good
Good
Newport News
Mason
Winchester
Baltimore
Morgan
N. Loudoun
Kiwanis Club
Port of Inchon Ablaze as UN Forces Evacuate
U N forces withdraw by sea from Inchon west of Seoul as naval guns shell the area. Army demolition charges torch railway yards and docks, leaving the port in flaming ruins to deny the enemy usable facilities. Officers say the evacuation and removal of troops and equipment proceed, with more than 10 000 refugees moved out tonight.
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Inchon
Korea
United Nations
Seoul
Adm
L. A. Thackrey
U. N
West
Reds cross Han River toward Inchon and Seoul area
Red Chinese forces reportedly seized abandoned Seoul and drove toward the Han River in a rapid movement aimed at driving United Nations troops into the Yellow Sea at Inchon. U S Eighth Army said battalion strength Reds were across the Han and fighting an Allied unit one mile west of Seoul.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Han
United Nations
Yellow Sea
Inchon
U. S. Eighth Army
Mrs. Minnie Dellinger Dies in Winchester Hospital
Minnie Hoover Dellinger 75 widow of William W. Dellinger of 381 National Ave died at 6 36 PM yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a four day heart ailment admission. She lived in this city where her husband ran a Studebaker agency. Services at Kurtz Funeral Home Saturday at 2 PM with Rev. S L Flickinger officiating.
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Minnie Hoover Dellinger
William W. Dellinger
National Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Dellinger
Elizabeth Miller
Washington, D. C
Homer
Clifford Hoover
Woodstock
The
Reformed Church
Luther K. Dellinger
Studebaker Automobile Agency
Kurtz
L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Mount Hebron
Frank
Joseph
Emmett Hoover
Ralph
William Foltz
Floyd Marston
J. Carson Spillman
Hugh Grim
Wiliam Shafer
Esther's Hats Off Reg. price fashion items sale
Esther's Hats offers discounts on wool sweaters blouses skirts suits dresses and scarves at 11 West Boscawen Street. Greatly reduced prices attract shoppers in a local sale notice.
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Esther
Boscawen St
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Winchester Evening Star
U.S
U.N. OK
Loryn M. Crabill
Dean Acheson
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Clen Clements
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