DiSalle Leaves Price Post to Seek U S Senate Seat
DiSalle announces he will quit as price administrator to pursue the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in Ohio. Rumors swirl about possible cabinet-level posts and other White House assignments as Attorney General McGrath and President Truman reassess staff.
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Washington
Michael Vu
DiSalle
Price
United States Senate
Ohio
Senator Bricker
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
White House
di Ballo
McGrath
Dein the
Sen
TV Show Argument Blamed In Fatal Shooting
In Mt. Clemens Michigan a 16 year old fatally shot his deputy sheriff father after an argument about a television show. John Sikon 45 died from a shotgun wound in the back at St Joseph hospital. Gerald Sikon prayed for his father’s recovery as family members watched a TV mystery. the youth reportedly loaded a 16 gauge shotgun after overhearing a dispute and told siblings to move aside before firing.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
John Sikon
St. Joseph Hospital
Harley Ensign
Gerald
Ensign
Allied Jets Bay Two Red MIG-15s
Allied jets shot down two Communist MIG-15s over northwest Korea and damaged another. Russians fled across the Yalu as US Sabres pursued. Scattered fighting spread along the frozen 145 mile front with the heaviest clash on the central front. V A Eighth Army reported 3,483 enemy killed or captured in the last week and 13,292 since January.
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Seoul
Korea
Yalu
VA. 5
Eighth Army
Tank sinks with U S 45th Division in Korea
Maj Her pert Fourt of Oklahoma City reports sinking a Red tank crossing a frozen river by blasting the ice with an artillery round. He described the incident and noted immediate weatherstripping and caulking work as needed. Also advertised are fuel-saving services and several auctions and sales from Winchester, Armstong, and Headleys Auctions.
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U. S. 45Th Infantry
Korea
Herpert Fourt
Oklahoma City
Winchester
W. Armstrong Company
E. Piccadilly St
Headleys Auctions
Calls to move Newark Airport after Elizabeth crash
Elizabeth residents demand relocation of Newark Airport after a Convair crash killed 28, including former War Secretary Patterson, as a prior December fire at Newark killed 56. Mayor Kirk labels the area under danger and pushes for relocation despite cost, while senators demand investigation.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Newark Airport
Robert Patterson
American Airlines
Miami
Florida
Newark
Elizabeth River
James T Kirk
Kirk
Convair
Battin High School
New York City
New Jersey
Smith
Hendrickson
Washington
Federal Jury Convicts Delaney in Tax Bribery Case
Denis W. Delaney, former Massachusetts collector of internal revenue, found guilty on all six counts of two indictments after a nine hour trial in Boston. He faced up to 18 years in prison and fines up to 37,500 with sentencing set for next week.
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Boston
Denis W. Delaney
Massachusetts
Internal Revenue
Delaney
Charlies E. Wyzanski, Jr
C. Keefe Hurley
Wyzanski
Balding Delaney
Lawrence
WPA
Truman
First Cavalry to Defend Japan's Northern Island
The U S First Cavalry Division has moved from Korea to guard Japan's northern island. Maj Gen Thomas L Harrold warned that if Soviet forces land they will face all available weapons. He said the unit feels as much on the front line now as in Korea, with the 45th Division replacing them in Korea.
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Camp Crawford
Hokkaido
Japan
U. S. First Cavalry
Korea
Habomai Island
Kuriles
Russia
Sakhalin
Thomas L. Harrold
45Th
Oklahoma National Guard
First Cavalry
Legion Leader backs atomic bomb use in Korea
Fr. Donald R. Wilson national commander of the American Legion said today he favors dropping the atom bomb in Korea if the weapon is tactically feasible. He urged careful consideration of strategic aims and warned against hesitancy that could embolden enemy forces.
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Providence. Fr
Donald R. Wilson
The
American Legion
Korea
Webb resigns as Under Secretary of State
James E. Webb resigns today from the post of Under secretary of State. President Truman selects David K. F. Bruce, then ambassador to France, to fill the vacancy.
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Washington
James E. Webb
Truman
David K. F. Bruce
France
Legion Honors 14 Past Commanders at Winchester Dinner
Major Van T Barfoot US Army spoke at a George Washington Hotel dinner by Conrad Hoover Post 21 to honor fourteen past Legion commanders. He discussed Europe current military and economic conditions, Western Germany's postwar recovery, and American soldiers’ roles while noting ongoing training and combat readiness.
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van T. Barfoot
US Army
George Washington
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Major Barfoot
116Th Infantry Division
Virginia National Guard
America
Kenneth C Patton
Legion
A. J. Novick
Phillip Fowle
H. W. Butler
Wendell B. Goode
John Fosbrink
Harry L. McCann
Claude Grim
Walter Shade
Robert Schenck
Gene Dearing
Mifflin B. Clowe, Jr
William Louthan
Robert Baker
Charles Zuckerman
Patton
Winchester
Europe
Western
Germany
Bishop Opposes 3.2 Beer in Training Camps
Washington Methodist Bishop Wilbur E Hammaker told the House Armed Services Committee that 3.2 percent beer is not harmless. He urged a complete prohibition in Universal Military Training camps, calling beer an insidious enemy.
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Washington
Wilbur E. Hammaker
House Armed Services Committee
Nangle Confident Truman Will Run Again
John Nangle, Missouri National Democratic Committeeman, says there is no doubt Truman will seek reelection. He noted Truman had not shared his intentions but believes the president will run, favoring the race though noting the president may need a rest.
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Washington
Truman
National Democratic
John Nangle
Missouri
White House
Nangle
New Contract Ends Bus Strike Threat in Virginia
The Virginia Transit Company and the union representing drivers and maintenance workers reached a new contract today. The agreement ends the threat of a strike by midnight in Richmond Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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Richmond
Virginia Transit Company
Norfolk
Portsmouth
UN Pilot Drops Bomb on Kaesong in Misfire
United Nations command acknowledged a bomb dropped on Kaesong by an Allied aircraft when a pilot pushed the wrong button while intending to drop a wing tank. They questioned whether a strafed convoy included truce trucks or illicit military vehicles bearing truce markings.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
Kaesong
United Nations
North Korea
Adm
R. E. Libby
Reds
U. N. Ask
Kefauver Expected To Enter Presidential Race Today
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee is set to announce a formal bid for the Democratic presidential nomination at a 3 p.m. news conference. Supporters have filed his name for the Illinois April 8 primary, joining Brien McMahon in a competitive race as Truman weighs a possible second term.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Kefauver
Illinois
Prsidential
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
McMahon
Tennesseean
Mc- Mahon
Truman
Gen
Eisenhower
GOP
Western
Europe
Supreme Comman
Lodge Duff Invited To Ike Headquarters Opening
Winchester Virginia will host the opening of the Winchester Frederick Eisenhower for President Club Headquarters at Loudoun and Piccadilly Streets on January 26 at 12 noon. Senators Henry Cabot Lodge and James H. Duff are invited to attend and participate in the ceremonies.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Winchester
Frederick Eisenhower
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Loudoun
Piccadilly Streets
Senators Lodge
Duff
Eisenhower
United States
Ike
McCormac
Winchester-Frederick
Virginia
Paris Pink Popular New Hat Color This Spring
The latest spring millinery favors Paris inspired hats with forward siting to avoid hair exposure. Pink dominates the palette from pastel to flamingo with blues yellows greens and classic neutrals. Popular trims include flowers ribbons fruits feathers straw embroidery and veils offering varied feminine styles.
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Paris
Wilkins to Head Merchants Group Until Election
James R. Wilkins manager of the Shoecenter and vice president of the Winchester Retail Association will serve as president after Do J Ott resigns and moves to Waco Texas. He will hold the post until officers meeting in mid February.
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James R. Wilkins
Shoecenter
Winchester Retail Association
Do. J. Ott
Waco
Texas
Wilkins
Motorship Capsizes During Launch in Naples Bay
A 400 ton motorship capsized at a launching ceremony in Naples forcing about 90 people to jump into the Bay of Naples. The bathers were rescued by small boats. a few workmen were injured but none seriously.
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Naples
Italy
Bay of
Virginia considers runoff primary plan for 1952 elections
Richmond proposes a statewide runoff primary for governor lieutenant governor attorney general and U S senator with a July 15 first vote and August 19 runoff if needed. The bill would take effect with four fifths Senate House approval as emergency legislation and accounts for poll tax prepayment.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
United States
Senate
House
Aining
Bring Lives Under Mastery of Christ Dr Shirkey Urges
The Rev Albert P Shirkey spoke at the First Baptist Church during the Week of Prayer to urge bringing every part of life under the mastery of Christ. He said life comes only with Jesus and that daily renewal is needed to grow as Christians. The service was led by Rev Carl W Hiser and Drs L Flickinger.
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Christ
Dr. Shirkey
Albert P. Shirkey
God
First Baptist Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
Shirkey
Cisting Chapel
Michael Angela
Adam
Jesus Christ
Drs. L Flickinger
Two New Traffic Deaths in State
State police records show 38 traffic deaths in Virginia this year. Two fatalities were added yesterday. Franklin Charles Wright, 73, of Clifton Forge, a pedestrian, was struck on U S Route 60 near Clifton Forge and died after hospitalization. Martha Sycamore, 77, of Portsmouth, died from injuries in a January 5 single vehicle crash in Norfolk County.
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Richmond
Virginia
Franklin Charles Wright
Clifton Forge
Martha Sycamore
Portsmouth
Wright
Norfolk County
Battle Casualties Rise in Korea Reported at 104,944
U S battle casualties in Korea climbed to 104,944, an increase of 261 from the previous week as the war continued.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
Governor Battle authorizes highway workers pay increase
Richmond reports Governor Battle today authorized a raise for State Highway Department hourly workers from 16 to 90 cents. The decision affects numerous laborers and comes amid budget considerations and state wage discussions.
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Richmond
Battle
State Highway Department
Sub Zero Cold Hits Midwest Wide Areas Across the Region
The Associated Press reports sub zero cold spreading from the Rockies to New England with snow, ice, and high winds. Blizzards shut highways in the upper plains and Great Lakes, with Interstate and rail delays, snowplows clearing wind drifts, and multiple weather-related closures and delays across the Dakotas Minnesota and surrounding states.
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Midwest
Rockies
New England
Dakotas
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Grand Forks
N. C
Cut Bank
Mont
Arctic
Canada
Plains
Mid-Continent
Gulf of Mexico
Appalachians
Hiawatha
Minneapolis
Mobridge
South Dakota
Mitchell-Pierres Murdo
Alcoholics Taking Cure Recover At a Rapid Rate
State Health Department officials report rapid improvement among treated alcoholics. Kenneth F. Lee says of 816 patients only 166 have not shown progress. 299 have stayed sober, 142 had one relapse, and 184 reduced their drinking substantially.
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Richmond
State Health Department
Kenneth F. Lee
Alcoholic Treatment Division
Lee
Major's TV Moment Triggers Call to Wife in Maryland
Major Joseph A. Dries Allied censor at Truce Delegation HQ Munsan Korea telephoned his wife in Glen Burnie Maryland during a brief Tokyo trip. She answered as a scream and silence followed. His eight year old Chris then exclaimed that he heard his father on television. The voice surfaced in footage from Panmunjom filmed last week.
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Tokyo
Joseph A. Dries
Truce
Munsan
Korea
Glen Burnie
Dries
Chris
Virginia court upholds will ruling on Henry estate
The Winchester Corporation Court and the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that the Charles B. Henry will cannot benefit the John Kerr School children. Henry died in 1949 leaving over 87 thousand dollars to a trust for the school. the courts ruled the trust invalid and directed the estate to be distributed according to Virginia law.
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District of Columbia
Winchester Corporation Court
Supreme Court of Appeals of
Virginia
John Kerr School
Lali
Charles B. Henry
Henry
Loudoun
Pall Mall
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Hattie Saylor
Scully and Wolts
Morrison, Benham
Thomas E
Elliott Marshall
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Richmond
Marshall
Arab Demonstrators Storm Police Station Near Moknine
Renewed rioting in Tunisia leaves at least three policemen dead and two hostages after Arab demonstrators storm a police station near Moknine. The death toll rises to 31 in a week of nationalist unrest as Arab shopkeepers close shops and Tunis faces a general strike. The Bey of Tunis backs Arab ministers seeking UN assistance for home rule.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Moknine
Paris
Siri Mohamemed al Amin
United Nations
Executors Notice and Local Auctions in Berryville
Executors notice announces settlement requests from heirs of the late John 4H Bromley in Berryville Virginia. Special auction sale advertised for antique and modern furniture at Headley’s Auctions 1315 Valley Avenue. Local department promotions include clearance offers on dresses blouses skirts at Lovett's and Buzzella's with discounted prices.
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John
Bromley
Selden G. O'Bryan
Berryville
Headley
Valley Avenue
Lovett’s Shoe&dress
Noudoun St
Buzzella's
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