Subversives in CIA to Be Ousted Says Gen Clark
Gen Mark W. Clark announced the CIA study aims to root out subversives if any exist, with a report due by January 1. He noted the effort will scrutinize CIA procedures, not hunt for individuals, and plans to begin in August.
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Herbert Hoover
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Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Agency
Lieutenant Sentenced inEmbezzlement Case in Japan
Lowell Arthur Logan 24 of Springfield Ohio convicted of embezzling 30000 in overseas military currency while serving as an Air Force lieutenant in Japan. He was sentenced to five years in prison yesterday.
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Des Moines
Lowell Arthur Logan
Springfield
Ohio
Air Force
Japan
Understanding of All Free People Urged by Martin
New York Joseph W Martin Jr urged Lions International to form a broad free peoples coalition and use psychological warfare and propaganda to counter the Communists. He rejected coexistence and a conference table approach and said truth and moral stamina are essential to win the struggle.
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New York
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Rmass
All Free Peoples
Martin
Lions International
Madison Square Garden
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed
Crossword puzzle clues list with across and down entries including various definitions and abbreviations across continents and eras for a newspaper puzzle page. It mentions moccasin hike shoe corridor winged region bombardment of this fort opened Civil War paid before shipping like ale twining plant stems Malayan garment send forth as rays assumed name trap impair by friction boiled slowly fruits of palms grow old small cake a peninsula in Europe Ireland classifying river in Africa fathers down clues include two year salmon toward the lee aging observed malt beverage nest-building fish in South America girl's name and other partial entries with oriental and regional hints
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Ireland
Shawnee Names Seven Yard Party Committees
Shawnee Fire Company picks seven committees for the ward party to be held July 31 at the Brakeblok Plant. Committees include auction publicity and equipment soft drinks ice cream and desserts parking and food with members named. Proceeds go to the equipment fund which has about 4000 owed. The half year report shows 31 alarms January to June and four in June.
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Shawnee Fire Company
Donald Ritter
Troy Houston
Lester Keller
Clyde Rudolph
Vance Whitacre
Air Force Colonel Shot to Death in Florida
Lt Col William A Covington was killed by six bullets in his sleep during a domestic murder case. Detective L L Hargraves and investigator John R Hiatt named Orville Waldron of Fairfield California as the shooter after Waldron allegedly broke in and fired from the bed foot. Waldron surrendered to police and gave a full statement. no charges filed yet pending further investigation.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Air Force
L. L. Hargraves
Hargraves
John R. Hiatt
William A Covington
Orville Waldron
Fairfield
Calif
Covington
Waldron
Practical Nurses and RNs Hold Winchester Meeting
The private duty section of the Graduate Nurses Association District XII and the Licensed Practical Nurses of Winchester met at Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Miss M Hazel Knibb RN BS executive secretary of the Graduate Nurses Association of Virginia spoke. District XII reports were presented by Mrs Lucy Marshall H N Albert i Hospital Administrator Mary Jane McCone director of nurses Dr George Troxell and Dr James Miller. Also present were Gerald DeHaven associate administrator Memorial Hospital Mrs Ann Wisecarver president District XII Mrs Lillian Hoover RN Mrs Kathryn Pifer president LPN Winchester and Mr Dca Moser Miss Ethyl Martin chair District XII Graduate Nurses conducted the meeting.
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Graduate Nurses Association
District XII
Practical Nurses of
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
M. Hazel Knibb
R. N
B. S
Graduate Nurses Association of Virginia
Lucy Marshall
H. E. Alberti
Mary Jane McCone
George Troxell
James Miller
Gerald DeHaven
Ann Wisecarver
Lillian Hoover
Kathryn Pifer
Dca Moser
Ethyl Martin
Berryville Social Weekend Guests Gather in Homes Across Town
Holiday gatherings span Grafton Masontown and Waynesboro as Earl Willingham visits friends. Madison and Mrs. Galloway bring Bethsda relatives to stay with them. Moore family hosts Harold Mills and Robert Seldon while Anita Henson joins after a Richmond trip. The Ames party vacations two weeks in New York with Lake Canandaigua cottage. Mrs. Charles McIntosh returns from Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
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Earl Willingham
Grafton
W. Va
Robert Ridenour
Watler Menear
Masontown
Frank Galloway
Madison Galloway
Bethesda
Shade Moore
Harold Mills
Willoughby
Ohio
Robert Seldon
Cleveland
Louis Ames
Marietta
David Ames
H. E. Bowerman
Genelle Long
New York
Lake Canandaigua
Mr. Bowerman
Etta Bowerman
Rochester
Charles McIntosh
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Organizations reminded to return GOC volunteer lists
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce asks groups to return observer volunteer lists by July 15. Supervisor Vincent A. Catarella and the chamber stress enough manpower for the Civil Defense Observation Post to operate 24 hours, with two hour watches across five monthly sections.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
United States Air Force
Catarella
Air Force
United States
Winchester Ground Observer Corps
George Washington Hotel
Col Stapp Aims To Break Sound Barrier On Ground
Col. Paul Stapp air force flight surgeon holds the ground speed record at 421 miles an hour set March 19 in a rocket sled at Holloman AFB Texas. He plans to use 12 rockets to reach sea level sound speed about 760 mph for a fraction of a second and then exceed it. He reported no unconsciousness during the ride and his circulation returned to normal after about 30 seconds.
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New York
Paul Stapp
Air Force
Holloman Air Force Base
Fl Paso
Tex
Stapp
Aeromedical Field Laboratory
Col. Stapp
First Transcontinental Railroad Completion Date
The Union Pacific and Central line met on May 10, 1869 at Promontory Utah marking the completion of the first railroad to cross the United States. Nevada silver used for a last tie led to quick replacement with iron spikes for practicality.
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United States
Union Pacific and Central Line
Promotory
Utah
Trans-Continental
Nevada
California
White Hall Sermon and Community Yard Party Notes
The Rev W F Canoles will preach at White Hall next Sunday at 9 45 am. A yard party last Saturday night drew good attendance despite rain. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Carter Luttrell and relatives from Smithburg Pa Pike side Lottie Whitacre Erma and Stepha Haines. Naomi Luttrell and granddaughter Elizabeth attended the Chestnut Grove yard party with relatives. The Grover Laight and Luttrells hosted visits from Stephens City and Portsmouth Ohio guests, with Washington DC residents also stopping by. Spring greetings from Mr W G Luttrell of Jane and from Mr and Mrs Douglas Whetcal of Washington, D C marked the weekend community chatter.
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W. F. Canoles
Carter Luttrell
Luthe
DeHaven
Smithburg
Lottie Whitacre
Erma
Stepha Haines
Pikeside
Naomi Luttrell
Elizabeth
Chestnut Groveyard
Jane
Douglas Whetcal
Washington, D. C
Can honey be produced without bees
No, bees are necessary. Enzymes in the bee's body start the process which changes nectar from flowers into honey.
Terry Moore Night Club Debut in Dietrich Style
Las Vegas witnesses Terry Moore’s nightclub debut with a gown transparent from waist up, beads masking selective areas. The crowd, including film celebrities, saw a lively song and dance act backed by three men, climaxing in a $3500 black beaded dress weighing 26 pounds described as transparent nude souffle.
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Las Vegas
Marlene Dietrich
Hollywood
Terry Moore
Miss Dietrich
Miss Moore
Engineer Killed By Steel Beam In Arlington Church
Gustav William Kramer 31 of Camp Springs Maryland died after a steel beam fell during erection at the Arlington Church of Christ auditorium under construction. He was seated when the beam pulled loose. another worker escaped. Kramer worked for Old Dominion Hoisting Co. and died en route to Arlington Hospital.
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Gustav William Kramer
Camp Springs
Kramer
Arton Church of Christ
Arlington Hospital
Old Dominion Hoisting Co
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