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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1952
Page
7
Lincolnton North Carolina four ringleaders of yesterday’s mutiny in which a guard was held hostage. Walter Anderson said investigation would continue and any of the 51 mutinous prisoners out of 61 in the cell block found involved in instigating the revolt would be punished.
Local society notes list visits and greetings including Mrs Ada Yowell in Lake Wales and Mrs John Hawkins returning from Philadelphia with relatives. It notes guests of Mr and Mrs S M Lane and others visiting from Winchester Hagerstown and Staunton while mentioning Dorothy taking a Virginia Beach holiday.
The United States plans to intensify Voice of America broadcasts by using new transmitters and adding languages and features. The aim is to offset the suspension of Amerika the lavish magazine for Russians and to broaden life in the USA coverage behind the Iron Curtain. The move follows years of disputes with Moscow over the publication.
The department ordered Russia to cease publishing its information bulletin in the United States immediately, signaling a strong diplomatic move. The action targets disallowed press material and reflects heightened tensions in the information domain between the two nations.
Fragmentary ad copy promises fast relief from pimples eczema and angry red blotches with a topical remedy available at all druggists. The readable portion also hints at quick money savings or satisfaction guarantees toward purchases.
Secretary of State Acheson accused the Chinese Communists of violating the Geneva conventions. He cited Peiping broadcasts and said the Reds claim conditional acceptance. He asserted failures to publish captives lists and allow international POW camp inspections.
The text mentions Guatemala's national bird and describes a large colorful bird with long feathers once used by the Maya. It also notes the bird's need for freedom, noting an inability to survive in captivity.
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