Subdued Convicts In Solitary Cells at Colorado Prison
Subdued convicts stirred in solitary cells after a bloody attempt to free 10 prisoners from Colorado State Prison in Canon City. Five attackers with hidden weapons fought guards. two were wounded, hostages held briefly, as tear gas ended the 45 minute uprising. Harold Hathaway of Pueblo was named as the planner. Chet Yeo, a guards captain, was shot in the back during the breakout.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado State
Roy Best
Harold Hathaway
Pueblo Colo
Chet Yeo
Amon Murley
Johnston Bittner Sale Notice for Waynesboro Area
A sale listing for livestock and farm machinery occurs June 30 at 11:30 a.m. in Waynesboro. Johnston Bittner advertises the event in a local sales directory style.
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Ant
Ena South Wepveuaen Creek
Johnston Bittner
Waynesboro
May Force Nation To Gas Rationing Warns Chapman
Secretary of the Interior Chapman warned the nation could face gasoline rationing within eight to ten months if the oil industry’s steel needs are not met. He testified to a Senate Interior Committee on steel requirements for oil and gas sectors. Chairman Senator O Mahoney indicated defense steel shortages could trigger rationing.
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Chapman
Washington
Senate Interior Committee
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Poultry Field Day At Reymann Memorial Farms
The Winchester Poultry Improvement Council hosts a summer field day with the Poultry and Husbandry Field Day at Reymann Memorial Farms two miles north of Wardensville W Va on Friday at 10 a m. Prof W T B Clark of West Virginia University outlines tests on gross range fed pellets effects on egg production weight and mortality. An experiment shows correct floor space per broiler and drug control of coccidiosis with breeding stock selections also discussed.
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Winchester Poultry Improvement Council
Reymann Memorial Farms
Wardensville
W.a
T. B. Clark
Poultry Industry
University
West Virginia
Trapped convicts exchange fire during escape attempt
During a chaotic breakout, prisoners trapped inside the facility exchange gunfire with guards as a ricocheting bullet inflicts severe arm and leg wounds.
Trucker Kills Estranged Wife and Radio Announcer
In Bainbridge Georgia a truck operator shot his estranged wife Grave Fox and radio announcer Donald Bryan, then killed himself with a rifle. Police say George Fox 34 confronted Grave as she exited a taxi, fatally wounding her, then shot Bryan before shooting himself behind a nearby business. The couple married nine years and recently separated. Bryan worked for WMGR station, newly arrived from Lumberton North Carolina.
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Bainbridge
R. T. Humphrey
George Fox
Grave
Donald Howard Bryan
Fox
Foxes
D. M. Griffin
Griffin
Bryan
WMGR
Lumberton
N.C
Presbyterian Picnic Planned by Winchester Church
The Winchester Presbyterian Church invites all to a family picnic tomorrow afternoon July 18 at Clearbrook Woolen Recreation Park Virginia. Meet at 2 p.m. in the church lot on Cameron Street and ride together. transport by car only this year. Supper at 6 p.m. with baskets brought by families. ice cream and beverages provided. Vesper service to follow with E W Button leading hymns and Dr. Wilson delivering the vesper message. If rain forces change, supper will move to the Assembly Room of the church.
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Winchester Presbyterian Church
Clearbrook Woolen Recreation Park
Clearbrook
Cameron Street
E. W. Button
Wilson
Harry Newell
Frank Perry
Ryland Conner
Orville Wine
Tom Ae
Harry Ridgeway
Irvine
The
Presbyterian Church
James R. Mayhew Dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Robert Mayhew 67 of Gainesboro died at 10 25 today in Winchester Memorial Hospital after illness. A fireman at Strasburg Lime Kiln, he was born in Hardy County West Virginia, son of Henry and Sarah Mayhew. Survived by wife Pearl Beeler and children Russell and Robert Mayhew, Charles Mayhew, James Mayhew, John Mayhew, Lena Davis, Mary Russell, all of Gainesboro, plus five grandchildren. Body at Jones Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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James Robert Mayhew
Gainesboro
Winchester Memorial
Henry
Sarah Myers Mayhew
Hardy County
W. Va
Strasburg
Pearl Beeler
Russell Mayhew
Jacksonville
Robert Mayhew
Winchester
Charles Mayhew
Baltimore
James Mayhew
John Mayhew
Lena Davis
Mary Russell
Jones Funeral Home
Reds Ordered to Jail For the Third Time
New York The thirteen indicted Communist leaders were ordered jailed for a third time after failing to post court approved bail. Judge Alexander Holtzoff issued the order as Sylvester Ryan disqualified the Civil Rights Congress Bail Fund from posting bonds and directed the defendants to seek bail from other sources. Eleven defendants appeared and did not apply for bail while one sought bond for Elizabeth Gurley Flynn through Grace Hutcheins.
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New York
Alexander Holtzoff
Sylvester Ryan
Civil Rights Congress
Fron
Holtzoff
Izabeth Gurley Flynn
Grace Mhutcheins
Fred Stine Named Boys State Mayor
Fred Stine Jr and son of County Agent I. Fred Stine of Winchester was elected mayor of a Boys State city on the Virginia Tech Blacksburg campus. Election of governor lieutenant governor and attorney general was under way with 430 boys and 343 girls attending the annual session.
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Fred Stine, Jr
Fred Stine
Winchester
Maginary American Legion
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Geeral
Tech
Battle
Four Delegates and City Officials Named for Meeting
The list includes four delegates and four councilmen along with Commonwealth Attorney, City Treasurer, Commissioner of Revenue, and City Sergeant. The arrangement implies a formal delegation lineup for a municipal or regional proceeding.
Quiz Answers Revealed On Page Four Inquiries
The page lists 10 quiz answers including The Golden Gate and Commodore George Dewey at Manila Bay. Notable entries include James Fenimore Cooper Ernest Hemingway and Secretary of State Acheson with the closing line That job is done.
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The
Golden Gate
Commodore George Dewey
Manila Bay
James Fenimore Cooper
Ernest Hemingway
State Acheson
Global motion picture theaters count report
On January 1 this year there were about 99 617 theaters worldwide. The United States had 19 797 and the Soviet Union 12 614, the two highest totals among nations.
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United States
Soviet Union
Allcard Completes Second Atlantic Crossing in Tiny 34-Foot Yawl
Edward Allcard, 35, a London naval architect, sailed the Temptress alone from New York to Plymouth after an 11 month voyage. A 23 year old Portuguese poetess stowed away between the Azores and Lisbon but was left at Lisbon. He arrived exhausted with minimal provisions and hints of a forthcoming book.
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Plymouth
Eng
Edward Allcard
Atlantic
Azores
Lisbon
Allcard
London
New York
Gibraltar
Otilio Frayao
England
Alleard
Casblanca
Berryville Area Man Held on Alleged Child Assault Charge
Clarke County sheriff identified Sealock as the girl’s attacker after she described the incident on July 8 near Frogtown. He was arrested in Maryland the next day and denied bail at $5,000 after a closed hearing led by Trial Justice Potts.
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Clarke County
Berryville
Providence Church
Sealock
Paris
Morgan’s Mill
Mount Weather
Smallwood
Frogtown
John Slater
McDonald's
Maryland
Baltimore
Slater
A. P. Osborne
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Commonwealth
Edward McC. Williams
Potts
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Communists Seek Panic Run Against U S Savings Bonds
Richmond area delegates from Virginia clubs gather at the Hotel John Marshall as Thomas Husselton of the Treasury Federal Savings Bond Division warns of a planned communist campaign to destroy confidence in defense bonds. He compares potential effects to the 1930s bank panic as the first postwar bond drive is outlined.
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Richmond
United States Savings
Federal Savings Bond Division
Thomas Husselton
National Organization
Treasury Department
John Marshall
Virginia
National Communist Party
Husselton
Murder charge filed in stepdaughter slaying near Newhall
Frank W. Kristy faces a murder charge in the death of his 20 year old step daughter Betty Jean Hansen whose body was found in a ravine near Newhall California after a week’s disappearance. Hansen was shot in the temple authorities say Kristy remains missing.
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Los Angeles
Frank W. Kristy
Betty Jean Hansen
Miss Hansen
Newhall
Calif
Kristy
House defeats price control compromise on beef rollback
The House rejected a Republican sponsored measure that would extend the 10 percent beef price rollback while banning all further price backs.
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Washington
House
Communists Call UN Defeat Over Korea Cease Fire Talks
The American Communist Party declares that the Korea cease fire negotiations spell a defeat for United Nations forces, framing the talks as a setback in the war.
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U. N
New York
American Communist Party
United Nations
Destructive Kansas City Fire Ravages 24 Firms
Fire Chief Harvey Baldwin called the blaze the most destructive Kansas City fire in over 30 years. The event damaged or destroyed 24 major firms with preliminary losses over 1 million dollars. Oil and gasoline floating on flood waters fed flames as waters receded leaving desolate scenes and collapsed structures.
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Harvey Baldwin
Kansas City
Officials Decline To Discuss Sherman Subject in Spain
Washington officials avoided naming the topic of Admiral Forest P. Sherman's Madrid talks while noting his tour of Madrid France Italy and Great Britain and his meeting with Generalísimo Franco. They suggested a possible U S military understanding with Spain despite opposition from Britain and France.
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Sherman
Spain
Washington
Forest P. Sherman
Madrid
U. S
U.S
AFL Air votes to oust president and pay life salary
The AFL Air votes to remove President David L. Behnecke and then approves paying his current salary of 15,000 dollars per year for life.
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Chicago
AFL Air
David L. Behnecke
McCarthy Says Only Acheson Can Suspend State Dept Staff
Hiram Bingham III told Senator McCarthy that only Secretary of State Acheson has authority to suspend State Department employees. He stated the Loyalty Review Board has no jurisdiction in a letter responding to McCarthy’s demand about 26 named officials and pending hearings.
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Washington
Hiram Bingham
Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
McCarthy
Acheson
State Department
Bingham
Wisconsin Republican
Philip Jessup
John Carter Vincent
Department
Mont. House Reconsiders Bill Regulating Ad Rates
In Montgomery Alabama the State House of Representatives revisited earlier action and passed a bill by 61 to 11 to regulate political advertising rates charged by newspapers and radio stations.
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Montgomery
Ala
State
House of Representatives
Perfumed horse room busted in Atlantic City
Police say they smoked out a perfume horse room yesterday in Atlantic City New Jersey. Mrs Elizabeth Palmer aged 44 was charged with taking bets in her home. Her clients were almost exclusively women, police added.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Elizabeth Palmer
Bow Measure of es Bib Depend Bog Cover
A compact index style item listing clues or word fragments such as Bow, Measure of es bib, Depend, Bog, Cover. No coherent article context or named entities appears.
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