Reds Can Land A Bomb On Long Island
Newsday reports three staff members landed from a rubber raft last weekend with a small trunk that could hold a bomb. They transported it from Amagansett to Manhattan by car and subway and stored it in a Times Square locker near the Times Building, with no police or defense interference.
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Garden City
N. Y
Newsday
Reds
Long Island
Amagansett
Manhattan
Times Square
Times
Coast Guard
Bob Pfeifle
Moose Lodge members attend Virginia association meeting
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1283 members M. E. Royston Sr H. C Christianson and Ted Baer attended the State Association meeting in Richmond on Sunday. The gathering aimed to boost Moose membership in Virginia.
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M. E. Royston
H. C Christianson
Ted Baer
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge 1283
State Association
Richmond
Moose Association
Virginia
Peiping proposal shifts vote on Korea cease fire
U S supporters claim a large majority for the plan but some delegations resist labeling Peiping as aggressor. India’s Rau reports a seven nation talks plan including withdrawal of foreign troops and the Seventh Fleet from Formosa. Austin condemns the move as delaying strategy.
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U. S
Peiping
Peipinge
Red China
U. N
India
Korea
Formosa Straits
People’s Republic of China
United Nations
Rau
Warren R. Austin
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
Jebb
Austin
Pronunciation of Dr. Ralph Bunche’s name
The name Dr. Ralph Bunche is pronounced punch to rhyme with lunch.
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Ralph Bunche
H. McPa
Ohio Man Praises Hadacol For Health Revival
Joseph N. Camillot of Dayton Ohio credits Hadacol with curing his stomach gas weakness and vitamin deficiency allowing him to enjoy bacon and eggs again. He says after one bottle he slept better and could keep food down and plans to recommend Hadacol to others suffering similar ailments. Cepr 1960 LeBiene Corp.
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Joseph N. Camillot
5Th Street
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Damillot
Cepr
The
LeBiene Corp
Change in Racey Funeral Plans
Funeral services are changed for Asa Sydnor Racey 78 retired Lamps farmer who died Sunday afternoon of a heart attack. The service will be Thursday at 2 PM at Mt Pleasant E U B Church Lamps with Rev L C Mesrick and Rev Donald P Austin officiating. Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Body to be moved from Jones Funeral Home to Raymond Racey’s Lamps home Thursday morning with relatives asked to meet at 1 30 PM.
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Asa Sydnor Racey
Mt. Pleasant E. U. B
L. C Messick
Donald P Austin
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Raymond
Mrs Lucy Bunting Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Lucy Bunting a Winchester native who died Sunday in Catonsville Maryland will be held tomorrow at 11 o clock at Jones Funeral Home Dr ET Clark officiating with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers are Robert Ryan John Barnett Scott Howard Steve Arthur and Russell Haymaker
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Lucy Bunting
Winchester
Catonsville
Jones Funeral Home
ET. Clark
Mount Hebron
Robert Ryan
Joh Barnett
Scott Howard
Steve Arthur
Russell Haymaker
Juvenile Confesses Firearm Theft in Two Incidents
State Police and City Officers detained a Boyce Virginia minor who allegedly confessed to two gun thefts. The youth, placed in the custody of the Board of Public Welfare, is charged with stealing a .22 caliber High Standard revolver from Branner's Sport Shop on December 30 and a .22 caliber rifle along with a 410 gauge shotgun from Firestone Service Stores on September 8.
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Boyce
Board of Public Welfare
John W. Rice
Branner
Boscawen Street
Firestone Service
U S Steel Sends Large May Tax Installment to Gary
Gary Indiana faced a cash shortage for city operations and schools until spring tax funds arrived. U S Steel contributed a May tax installment of 1 586 758 dollars to alleviate the deficit and keep services running.
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Gary
Ind
U.S. Steel Corporation
Mount Whitney, California Rises as U.S. Highest Peak
Mount Whitney in California stands as the highest point in the United States at 14,495 feet above sea level. The elevation marks the peak of the Sierra Nevada range and is a landmark for climbers and explorers nationwide.
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U. S
Mount Whitney
California
Mrs. Chamberlin Heads First Baptist Auxiliary in 1951
Mrs. Jonas Chamberlin was installed as president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church for 1951. Officers include vice president Mrs Forrest Sirbaugh, secretary Mrs Douglas Hardesty, treasurer Mrs Paul Sybert, and others leading missions and youth groups. Basil Starkey becomes Fidelis class president.
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Jonas Chamberlin
First Baptist Church
Forrest Sirbaugh
Douglas Hardesty
Paul Sybert
Basil Starkey
Robert Gaines
Julian Armel
Community Missions
Gus Ruppenthal
Foreign Missions
George Rowland
State Missions
Leonard Wysecarver
Home Missions
Paul Moore
Joseph Prickett
Holmes Patton
William Goforth
Jesse Willey
Sunbeam
Herbert Watson
Ralph Peterson
Fidelis
Phianthea
Vinton
Court Caseloads Include Fines For Speeding Drunk Driving
Gerald R. Shingleton, 19, of 566 N Loudoun St, fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding plus 5 for no license, 10 for faulty brakes, 5 for no registration. Frederick J. Weicke, 21, of Ft Belvoir, fined 100 dollars and costs for drunken driving, 10 for drunk and disorderly, 30 day suspended sentence. Dewey A. Elliott, Gore, fined 20 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Grand larceny charge involves theft of 60 dollars from Henry Brown. Mark A. Strother, 19, of Strasburg, held for grand jury, charged with receiving 20 dollars known stolen money.
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Gerald R. Shingleton
N. Loudoun Street
John W. Rice
Frederick J. Weicke
Ft Belvoir
Dewey A. Elliott
Gore
Henry Brown
Mark A. Strother
Strasburg
Brown
Grace Lutheran Church to Renovate Building
Grace Lutheran Church voters approve renovation at congregational meeting. Planned work includes roof repairs rewiring interior redecoration and new carpeting or covering to be installed in the near future.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Apple Demand Improves at Appalachian Ship Points
Demand for apples shows slight improvement at Appalachian shipping points on Monday per the Market News Service. Roanoke trucker purchases were fair with best packed stock in short supply. Pennsylvania demand remained slow though production was light and many apples went to processors last fall. Prices at Monday sales edged lower but higher demand is anticipated.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Roanoke
Pennsylvania
Navy to Secretly Sink Carrier Independence
The 10,000 ton carrier Independence, blasted by atom devices at Bikini, will be sunk in a secret test early to mid February. Navy officials say the aim is to study weapon effectiveness, with only a few top personnel aboard a nearby ship while photographers are barred.
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San Francisco
Independence
Davy Jones
Navy
Bikini
CNO
Naval Operations
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Washington
Golden Gate
Auto Fire Extinguished Before Firefighters Arrive
Shortly before midnight an automobile fire at 710 S Stewart Street was reported. Trucks from the South End Friendship and Rouss Fire Companies arrived to find the blaze out.
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S. Stewart Street
South End
Friendship
Rouss
Glaize Development Receives Building Permits
Glaize Development Company gets approval to construct six two story frame dwellings on Woodland Avenue at 6000 dollars each. Clinton L Ritter receives permit for a one story frame dwelling on Euclid Avenue costing 9000 dollars. Winslow Porter is allowed to erect a concrete block structure at his home for 250 dollars.
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Glaize
Senator Johnson Attacks U S Entry Into Korea
Washington senator Edwin C. Johnson calls U S involvement in Korea the worst diplomatic and military disaster in American history. He urges either an all out war against Red China or withdrawal of troops, arguing saving American lives outweighs keeping face.
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Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Col
Korea
China
Johnson
U S Air Force Expands Bases in Great Britain
The Air Force moves to counter impressions of centralizing power in a single bomber force. Three bomber bases are operating in England plus a jet fighter group to aid the Royal Air Force in protecting B 29 superforts. American anti aircraft guns and crews are expanding at these bases.
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America
Congress Ai
U. S
Royal Air Force
England
Air Force
Western Europe eyed as B 36 bases spark debate
The article discusses possible overseas basing for the B 36 heavy bomber in Western Europe, including England, as airmen weigh a base advantage against risks. It notes Bradley’s retaliation doctrine for prompt devastating response and compares the B 36 to the B 29 and B 50, with the B 47 jet bomber offering higher speed and similar combat range.
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Bradley
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Small planes would hit faster from multiple bases
The article argues for faster, smaller aircraft operating from many bases protected by ground and sea power to counter a large assault. It notes the B-36 bomber, flying at a low speed, could not reach Russia as quickly as smaller planes.
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Russia
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