Two Stephens City Men Injured In Bridge Crash
Two Stephens City men, Simon J. Perry 27 and Emery Lee Shiffet 25, were injured when their 1948 Buick sedan struck the Cedar Creek bridge between Middletown and Strasburg around 11:15 PM Saturday. Perry suffered dislocated vertebrae and contusions. Shifflet had head lacerations. Both were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. State Trooper James Kincaid led the investigation. the car was a total loss.
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Cedar Creek
Middletown
Strasvura
Simon J. Perry
Stephens
Atu Emery Lee Shiffet
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kincaid
Shifflet
Perry
Burroughs Office Machines Display Tour on Royal Avenue
A mobile Burroughs display showcases seven office machines valued at 15000 dollars. R M Karp of Woodstock, the local representative, said the unit will tour Martinshire West Virginia tomorrow and features back office posting, type writing accounting, 18 column adding, tellers, microfilm, posting, and sensimatic machines with heating power and air conditioning.
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Burrough
Royal Avenue
R. M Karp
Woodstock
Martinshire
W. Va
Strong Winds Batter Much Of East Coast
A vigorous storm 300 miles east of Chesapeake Bay sends strong winds from New England to Cape Hatteras. Northern New England faces subfreezing temperatures while a band of snow flurries extends through the lower Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Washington and Oregon report snow, and parts of Southern California experience rain.
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Chesapeake Bay
New England
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Washington
Oregon
California
Truman Churchill Talks Enter More Earnest Stage Today
Washington diplomats report the Truman Churchill talks moving into a deeper phase with full advisory panels to meet at the White House in two sessions. Key issues include relations with Red China the Anglo Iranian dispute Suez guard force and Western European unity as both sides seek possible reconciliations.
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Washington
Truman
Churchild
Trank
White House
Churchill
Eden
U. S
Acheson
Treasury
Snyder
Defense
Lovett
Piritain
United States
Suez Canal
Sudan
Pentagon
Serna Sants
Night Lovett
Bradley
Fenor Bassy
Delega
French Bombing of Vietminh Convoys Expands Into Indochina
French warplanes hammered Vietminh convoys moving guns ammunition and supplies into north Indochina from China. Bombs hit Route No 3 linking Thai Nguyen Bac Kan and Caobang and the Langson area near the frontier as Chinese forces reinforce the area. The aim is to disrupt Vietminh communications and halt possible offensives from Hanoi region and along the Black River.
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Saigon
Indochina
China
Thai Neuyen
Bac Kan
Caobang
Hanoi
Kwangsi Province
Langson
Will Nanning
Black River
Senators Praise Guns-with-Butter Mobilization Plan
Washington reports two senators praised the administration for a gradual mobilization policy dubbed guns with butter. Charles E. Wilson outlined the approach amid criticism and calls to curb civilian output while defense production rises. Wilson said the plan aims to avoid harsh cuts and maintain essential materials, with a projected 50 billion dollar annual military outlay and a difficult material pinch into 1953.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
National Security Council
Truman
O'Mahoney
D-Woo
Joint Congressional Economic Committee
Edwin C Johnson
Commerce Committee
Local Woman Still Missing
Ruth Gladys Braithwaite Henrietta, 27, remains missing since December 27. She is white, 6 feet tall, about 110 pounds with brown hair. Last seen in a 1959 blue Ford Coupe with Virginia plate 626-802. Sheriff Robert DeHaven releases details with no new clues.
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Ruth Gladys Braithwaite
Henrietta
Robert DeHaven
Winchester Youth To Meet Wednesday
The United Youth Council of Winchester will meet Wednesday at 7 30 oclock in the Ever Ready Bible Class Room of the Presbyterian Church. Each church is represented by two young people the minister and advisor are invited but non voting. The program committee will report on activities for The Call to United Youth Action. Miss Martha Beggs met with the program committee Monday evening.
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United Youth Council of Winchester
Presbyterian Church
United Youth Action
Martha Beggs
Alec Templeton Starts City Tour Tonight at Handley Auditorium
Concert pianist Alec Templeton arrives from Connecticut with Mrs Templeton and manager Stanley North. The trio checks into George Washington Hotel as he begins a four month tour from Key West to Hollywood and San Francisco, ending May 9 in Greenwich. After a month break they head to Australia for his first concert on June 14. The Community Concert Association presents tonight's event.
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Alec Templeton
Handley Auditorium
Connecticut
Templeton
Stanley North
George Washington Hotel
Mr. North
Key West
Fla
Hollywood
San Francisco
Calif
Oregon
Greenwich
Con
Australia
M. Templeton
Florida
Community Concert Association
Broadening Of Anti-Corruption Bill Proposed
Senator Monroney of Oklahoma advances a revised anti corruption bill on Capitol Hill. It imposes mandatory prison terms for both bribe givers and takers, and removes clemency power except for defendants turning state evidence under immunity. White House backing is anticipated for parts of the measure.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Monroney
D-Okla
White House
Congress
Premier Pleven's Cabinet Falls After Deficit Clash
The French National Assembly ousted Premier Pleven's coalition after he sought a freer hand to cut the 140 billion franc deficit of the nationalized railway system. Socialists split from the government citing feared layoffs as economies were debated.
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Rene Pleven
French National Assembly
Pleven
Census Bureau search fee for birth date verification
Effective January 1 1982 the minimum fee is 3 dollars for searches of two censuses for one individual. For special handling the fee is 4 dollars. An additional sum of 3 or 4 dollars per unit of two additional censuses. Duplicated extra copies of the original transcript cost 1 dollar.
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Bureau of Census
D.C. A
Lions Plan Bloodmobile Visit January 14 at Presbyterian Church
A Lions Club special committee will meet at Earl Mason's office to plan the Bloodmobile visit on January 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church. The group aims to recruit 125 donors, with appointments via Red Cross at $412 all day Thursday and Friday and Saturday morning. US Navy Recruiting Service Chief EC Long urged local physically able citizens to donate due to grave plasma shortages amid the Korean conflict. Lions at the meeting included L. Booper chair, Carter Baker, Joe Stone, Howad Shockey, Ben Belchie, Bernard Groves, Captain Walter C. Wolfe, and Thomas Goode.
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Lions Club
Earl Mason
Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
EC Long
US Navy
L. Booper
Carter Baker
Joe Stone
Howad Shockey
Ben Belchie
Bernard Groves
Walter C. Wolfe
Thomas Goode
Kefauver Delegates to Enter Ohio Primary Plans
Rep Hays of Ohio announced a complex Kefauver delegate slate for the Ohio Democratic primary seeking the presidential nomination. He said Truman has not committed but Ohio politics suggest Truman will not run. Lausche would join the slate if feasible and Hays indicated Truman was his first choice if available.
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Washington
Hays
Ohio
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Truman
Frank Lausche
Kefauver
Lausche
Britain reports fall in gold and dollar reserves in 1951
Britain announces a sharp decline in gold and dollar reserves for the last quarter of 1951, leaving the sterling area with 2.335 billion dollars. The drop includes 176 million dollars paid to Canada and the United States on postwar loans and reflects weaker exports, high dollar imports, and trade deficits within the sterling area and Western Europe.
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London
Britain
Canada
United States
Western
Europe
European Payments Union
3500 Egyptian Canal Workers Strike in Suez Zone
The Suez Canal Company reports 3500 Fevplian workers walk out at Port Said Suez and Ismailia in a strike over labor practices amid Egypt British troop tensions. The stoppage risks bottlenecking shipments as authorities note political motives connected to the Aggigio-Egyptian conflict and recent clashes with British forces.
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Cairo
Fgypt
Suez Canal Company
Fevplian
Port Said
Suez
Ismailia
Suez Canal
Egypt
Britain
Canal Zone
Flying Enterprise Nears Haven in Rough Atlantic Passage
Capt Kurt Carlsen and the Flying Enterprise mash through a gale 145 miles from Falmouth while tug Turmoil strives to hold the battered freighter afloat. The crew reports improved confidence as the convoy nears port, with weather worsening a potential redirection to Scilly Isles if needed.
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London
Kurt Carlsen
Flying Enterprise
Haven
Falmouth
Sun
Carlson
Enterprise
U. 8
Willard Keith
Associated Press
Carlsen
Dan Parker
Scilly Isles
Virginia political moves loom as bills draw lines
Governor Battle backs lifting Byrd law ceiling to fund school building aid while welfare leaders debate opening relief rolls. VA plans run off primary for governor, with Stanley, Almond Jr. likely to seek organization nomination and Whitehead as anti organization choice.
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State Board of Welfare and Institutions
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
VALC
Virginia
Thomas B Stanley
J Lindsay Almond, Jr
Robert Whitehead
Vishinsky Pushes Security Council Step in Korean Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky said Panmunjon talks are deadlocked and proposed a high level Security Council meeting to break the rut. He argued the panel would aid negotiations without shifting focus to Paris, while Britain and the United States warned such a move could delay talks and raise tensions.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Panmunjon
Security Council
Vishinsky
United Nations Political Committee
Panmiunjom
Korea
Selwyn Lioyd
Benjjamin Cohen
Russia
Sales Directory Notice for Jan and Feb Auctions
Auction entries list Mrs C E Alt on Bufflick Road selling household goods farm machinery livestock and hay January 12 at 10 am and Carlton Dyke Greenspring near White Hall selling livestock farm machinery feed February 13 at 10 am.
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C. E Alt
Bufflick Road
Carlton Dyke
Greenspring
White Hall
Pomona Grange Meets Wednesday in Frederick County
The Frederick County Pomona Grange will hold its regular meeting at White Hall on Wednesday at 8 o clock. Byron Brumback, member of the Frederick County Board of Supervisors for the Opequon District, urges all members to attend.
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Frederick County
Pomona Grange
White Hall
Byron Brumback
Eisenhower Statement Delayed After Lodge Hint
A 22 hour wait passed before General Eisenhower issued a statement, despite Senator Lodge expecting an early remark. The delay appeared longer than Lodge had anticipated.
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Lodge
Eisenhower
Wren
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Winchester Evening Star
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