Reds Object to U N POW Exchange Plan at Panmunjom
Communists in Munsan Korea raised seven objections to the six point Allied POW exchange proposal and rejected an immediate trade for sick and wounded prisoners. They questioned reports of warplanes shifting into North Korea and accused China of releasing Korean origin soldiers to form the North Korean Red Army cadre. The talks produced no armistice progress with fresh talks scheduled.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
North Korea
Red China
Red Army
Hsieh Fane
Reer Adm. R
Lobby
Reds
Libby
The
Cross
Earthquake Hits Hasankale and Pasinier Toll Rising
A massive Turkish earthquake killed at least 93 people and trapped hundreds as three strong quakes struck Hasankale and Pasinier near Erzurum. Survivors faced freezing conditions while emergency crews distributed tents medical supplies food clothing and fuel.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Hasankale
Pasinier
Ergurum
Erzurum
Ankara
Allies Recapture Christmas Hill in Korean Front
Allied infantryman stormed Christmas Hill on the eastern central Korean battle front and recaptured it after dark communist forces had seized the peak. Skirmishes and patrols continued along the 145 mile line as Fifth Air Force conducted 79 sorties targeting supply lines and front positions.
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Seoul
Christmas Hill
Mundane Valley
Fifth Air Force
Overheated stove prompts second fire crew call
A stove at 579 North Cameron Street overheated this morning at 11 30. Winchester firefighters were called out for the second time in 12 hours but no damage was reported.
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N. Cameron Bt
Lovetts
Rescue Tug Aboard Flying Enterprise Ends Lone Struggle
British rescue tug Turmoil ferried first mate aboard the crippled Flying Enterprise as Capt Kurt Carlsen remained aboard. Fog and gale warnings halted tow efforts to England 300 miles away. The U S Destroyer John W Weeks supplied coffee and food while awaiting a break in the weather.
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Man
London
Virgil
Kurt Calsen
England
Kurt Carlison
Enterprise
Carlsen
U.S
John W. Weeks
U. S
Carlson
Dan Parker
Naval Headquarters
Accidents Cause 1951 Damage In Winchester City
The Winchester Police Department reports 236 accidents in 1951 causing a total estimated $54,601 in damage to autos and property. November had the highest loss and July the most accidents. no fatalities occurred and only a few injuries were serious.
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Winchester
Taft to Speak at Harrisonburg Lincoln Day Dinner
Senator Robert A. Taft accepted an invitation to address the Seventh District GOP Lincoln Day Dinner in Harrisonburg on February 5. Taft, an Ohio Republican and leading presidential candidate, was invited by former Representative J. A. Garber.
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Harrisonburg
Robert A. Taft
Taft
J. A. Garber
Death Ends 26 Month Coma Of Avon High Captain
In Lorain Ohio Raymond C Urig 18 captain of Avon High School football died ending a 26 month coma from an automobile crash. During the long illness he occasionally smiled or reacted to voices though all nourishment came by tube or IV.
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Lorain
Raymond C. Urig
Avon High School
Raymond
Virginia Five Day Weather Outlook
The forecast covers January 5 to 9 in Virginia with temperatures about five degrees above normal. Pleasant Saturday turns cooler Sunday then warms again by Tuesday. Rain expected Saturday and again around Monday and Wednesday, with total precipitation near one inch.
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Virginia
Mental hospital funds seek extra relief for inmate food
Richmond Governor Sat tle is urged to approve an additional 120 670 dollars to support the states mental hospitals as costs for inmate food mount ruling officials seek relief to cover rising food prices for inmates across the system.
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Richmond
Sattle
Anderson Reelected Friendship Fire Company Captain
Marion H. Anderson was reelected Captain of the Friendship Fire Company at the regular monthly meeting at the Company Hall. The Ladies Auxiliary reelected Mrs. Cora Robertson president for 1952 with officers including Mrs. Bernard Hodson and Mrs. Jean Spurling. New officers joining Captain Anderson include Robert S. Ryan first lieutenant Lloyd Smith second lieutenant James Geanious third lieutenant Oren Ritter fourth lieutenant and Robert A. Geani ous secretary. Also Allen DeSchon Kinzel B Grubbs Jr treasurer Dr S L Flickinger Rev Edgar G Hill chaplains Wade Guard fire warden and surgeons Dr R Anderson and Dr George Snarr. Trustees named Dr C R Anderson Marion H Anderson Wade Guard Ryland Conner Meredith Lockhart. A Marold Rowe declined treasurer after 18 years. Jack Eugene Hoover elected new company member. A fried oyster and ham supper followed.
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Marion H. Anderson
Friendship Fire Company
Cora Robertson
Bernard Hodson
Jean Spurling
Esther Seabright
Anderson
Robert S. Ryan
Lloyd Smith
James Geanious
Oren Ritter
Robert A. Geanious
Allen DeSchon
Kinzel B. Grubbs
S. L. Flickinger
Edgar G. Hill
Wade Guard
R. Anderson
George Snarr
Frank Kellas
Boseman
Sam Green
C. R Anderson
Ryland Conner
Meredith Lockhart
A. Marold Rowe
Jack Eugene Hoover
Frederick Clarke Breeding Group Plans Annual Meet
The Frederick Clarke Breeding Association will hold its annual meeting on February 7 at 7 30 p m in the Agricultural Building Stephens City. Reports on the year’s activities will be heard and several board members elected. A discussion on artificial versus natural cattle breeding will follow.
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Frederick-Clarke Breeding Association, Inc
Stephens City
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Frederick County
J. Fred Stine
Stine
Carl Mann
James, P. Reardon, Jr
M. G. Hannum
Brownie Burkholder
Frederick, Clarke
Bedroom Fire Damages John Eddy Residence in Early Morning
Fire of unknown origin caused about $1000 damage to an upstairs bedroom at the John Eddy home 131 La Tane St at 2:36 a.m. Winchester firemen contained the blaze with no injuries. SARAH ZANE FIRE CO announces its regular meeting Friday Jan 4 at 8 pm with annual officer elections.
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John Eddy
Latane St
Winchester
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Loryn M. Craoil
Pease Re elected President of County Agriculture Board
M. J. Pease was reelected president of the Frederick County Board of Agriculture at its annual meeting in the County Courthouse. Officers named include J. L. Hershman as vice president Henry Brumback secretary and Nelson Carpenter treasurer. Plans for a Rural-Urban dinner with Winchester Rotary Club on February 21 at James Wood High School were announced.
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M. J. Pease
Frederick County
D. Dye
Corn and Pasture Club
Round Hill
Dye
D. K. Russell
Musselman
Pennsylvania
Nelson Hart
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Here
Mississippi
Fred Stine
Higher Ceiling Prices Approved For Ford Motor Co
The Government approved higher wholesale ceilings for Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln passenger cars under Capehart amendments. Ford tops with 4.97 percent, Mercury 2.45 percent, Lincolns 5.19 percent, far below company asks. Officials estimate potential retail increases of 65 to 201 dollars depending on model, pending filings and OPS approval.
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Washington
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Mercury
Lincoln
Office of Price Stabilization
F.O.B
Thacker Family Ghost Created By 11 Year Old
In Louisville, Joyce Sanders 11, a ward of the Children's Home, admitted staging a haunting at the Henry Thacker home to ease loneliness and gain attention. Objects floated and items moved as crowds gathered, but police concluded Joyce was responsible, though some phenomena were imagined.
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Louisville
Joyce Sanders
Henry Thacker
Joyce
Thacker
Jefferson County Children’s Home
Russell McDaniel
Jack Fisher
Port
U S Fears Soviet Move Might Break Up Talks in Korea
Paris dispatch reports the United States expressing grave concern that a Soviet proposal to bring Korean armistice talks before the United Nations Security Council could disrupt progress at Panmunjom. U S delegate Benjamin Cohen cited the move as likely to delay or derail negotiations and questioned whether the Russians aim to settle the war or reopen it. China and North Korea links were noted, with France citing 200000 Chinese troops massed near the Vietnam border area. Libyan UN membership also discussed as a potential veto issue for Russia.
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Paris
United States
United Nations Security Council
U. S
Benjamin Cohen
Soviet Union
Korea
Cohen
U. S.S
Security Council
Panmunion
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.N
France
Jean Chauvel
Vishinsky
Moscow
Chauvel
Aresn
Nora
French
Inochina
Ivren
Ushinsky
Southeast Asia
U. N
Libya
Russia
Israel
Indonesia
Person who took valve bugle identified near Copper Jewry Store
The individual who removed a valve bugle from in front of the Copper Jewry Store is identified. If the item is returned to the Rousse Fire Co, no questions will be asked.
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Rousse Fire Co
Chanticleer Inn to Reopen This Sunday at Noon
The Chanticleer Inn will reopen for business starting Sunday at 12 noon marking the end of a closure. Patrons can expect standard services and hours resumed as the inn welcomes guests back to its dining and lodging facilities.
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Chanticleer Inn
Local Poultry Contest At Gilles Bray's Saturday
MATC Gilles Brays Place Stephens City hosts a Saturday event on January 5 at 12 noon offering prizes of turkeys and chickens for participants. The notice lists entry details with prize values and scoring concept.
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MATC
Gilles Bray
Stephens City
Clarke Firemen Reelect Cameron As President
BERRYVILLE Dr William D Cameron was reelected president of the Jon n H Enders Fire Company at last week s meeting Roy O Locke was reelected secretary treasurer Other officers include Edward Levi chief Ammie Levi captain Charles Brownlie Stolle Homer Knight L Williamson fourth lieutenant Hubert McArtor pipeman Charles Roberson first assistant Kenneth Levi second assistant Pamie Royston third assistant Smith McFillen chief boseman Hunter Longerbeam first assistant Donald Forsythe second assistant Fred Drury third assistant Rev Percy D White chaplain and Dr Frank E Tappan physician
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Berryville
William D Cameron
Jonn H. Enders Fire Company
Roy O. Locke
Edward Levi
Ammie Levi
Charles #8roy
Homer Knight
Brownlie Stolle
L. E. Wiliamson
Hubert MecArtor
Charles Roberson
Kenneth
President Defends Health Commission Plan
President Truman defends the 15 member Health Needs of the Nation commission and its first meeting in Washington. He argues the body is to ensure sick people receive adequate care and cites 500000000 man-days lost to illness as proof to act. Dr. John W. Cline criticizes the funds as political propaganda.
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Washington
Truman
John W. Cline
American Medical Association
Plane Makes Safe Emergency Landing in Barr Back Yard
A Piper plane made a forced landing in Winchester near Rose Hill in the Barr yard due to insufficient fuel. Pilot John C. Dajda 23 Holyoke Mass owner Vernon Fix 21 USN landed at 1 10 pm after lunch with ham sandwiches and milk. They refueled at the local airport and continued to the Valley Airport en route to Lexington.
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Barr
BE. W. Barr
John C. Dajda
Vernon Fix
Winchester
Stinson
Mother of 11 Charged in Slaying of Husband in Arkansas
In Jonesboro Arkansas Velma Arnder a 42 year old farm mother of 11 is charged with first degree murder for shooting her sleeping husband 59 twice with a .22 rifle The case cites alleged years of abuse and threats by the husband and notes Arnder was pregnant with another child at the time Deputy Ode Cantrell and officers reported the shooting occurred at the Arnder home near Cash Arkansas
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Jonesboro. Ark
Velma Arnder
Claude, Jr
Bill Penix
East Arkansas
Ode Cantrell
Cash
Tug Strike Threatens Norfolk Shipping Immobilization
H. L. Everton, leader of the four day old tugboat strike, warned today that without an early settlement all Norfolk shipping could be completely immobilized by pickets.
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Norfolk
H. L. Everton
Norfolk Shipping
Smuggling Report Ties Philippines to China War Materials
A Philippine congressional panel heard reports of large scale smuggling of strategic war materials from the Philippines to Communist China. An unrelated item notes a shoe sale at Lovetts Shoe Store in Main Street.
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Manila
Philippines
China
Lovetts
N. Main &T
Government Given Chance to Settle Contract Dispute
The CIO Steelworkers postponed a nationwide strike for 45 days to allow the Wage Stabilization Board to craft a settlement for an 18 12 cent hourly wage increase and concessions. President Murray and the union executive board backed the postponement while warning of a late February walkout if talks fail.
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Atlantic City
N. J
CIO
USW
Wage Stabilization Board
Washington
WSB
Philip Murray
Murray
United States of America
Michael DiSalle
U.S
U. S
Wage Policy Committee
Truman
White House
Narcotics Roundups Hit Four Cities in Major Sweep
Federal and local agents raided New York Buffalo San Antonio and Detroit arresting dozens. About 50 seized in New York City 7 in San Antonio 16 in Buffalo and 22 in Detroit with 20 more sought. Officials said the push targets narcotics distribution and user networks.
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New York
New York City
Buffalo
San Antonio
Tex
Detroit
James C Ryan
U. S. Bureau of Natecotics
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Sen. Taft
Weather Outlook
Frederick-Clarke
Pease
County Agriculture Board
Ford Motor Co
Milady
N. Loudoun St
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Blue Cross
N. Braddock St
Medical Arts
Braddock St
Krouss Fire CO
Priday
Robert Legge
Pres
Thacker Family
Barrs
Cameron
Ruth Gladys Braithwaite
Henrietta
Robert DeHaven
DeHaven
Virginia Liense
Sheriff DeHaven
Sali Paxcellent
Patton
Clark Street
Schewel Furniture CO
Macy's
Loudoun St
Arthur M. Jackel
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