Collision in City Causes $215 Damage
A collision at Cameron and Wyck Streets involves a 1950 Hudson owned by Frederick Bonney Hoskins and a 1946 Chevrolet truck owned by Bond Brother. Police estimate damages at $200 for the Hudson and $15 for the truck. Raymond Fincham operated the truck.
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Huodsen
Frederick Bonney Hoskins
Fairview Avenue
Bond Brother
Raymond Fincham
Weirtown Pike
Armistice Talks: US Redraw Buffer Lines and UN Demands
UN negotiator Vice Admiral Joy outlined positions on ending fighting and setting a cease fire. The current front extends about 35 miles into the east coast and 20 miles elsewhere with a proposed buffer zone and a three mile offshore naval neutral zone. South Korea's President Rhee demands unification and pushing the line to the Yalu River, while the UN seeks to hold positions for defense against another attack.
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United Nations
Heeve Nan
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U. S
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
Yalu
Korea
Manchuria
Aong 38
North Korea
Berryville and Winchester Auction Notices
Sales directory items list two auctions: July at 1 PM on Church Street Berryville Virginia for household and kitchen furniture and August 3 at 11 AM at the County Court House Winchester Virginia for valuable city business and residential property.
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Berryville
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Winchester
South Church Street
Library Uses TV to Build Up Reading Habits of Youngsters
Boston Public Library uses existing TV programs to spark reading in children aged six to sixteen. Across 30 branches, summer reading clubs mix outdoor story Hours and activities with linked reading lists shaped like TV sets. Over 3 500 youngsters joined, certificates awarded for reading goals.
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Pooh Corner
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Defense briefing raises questions on policy shift
Clayton Fritchey of the Defense Department cooled an official label amid debates over a leaked briefing. He stated the on the record remarks should not be read as a defense policy change or policy by the department.
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Fritchey
Police Court Fines Totals From Morning Session
Police Court sessions heard before Judge John W. Rice resulted in fines and costs for multiple defendants. Names include Samuel Richard Jones from Harrisonburg for improper muster and others from Winchester to New York for speeding improper muffler unlawful co habitation and assault with sentences and costs.
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Harrisonburg
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N. Y
Grant Bateman
East Piccadilly
David Wilson
Calverton Va
Ernest E. Utterback
Baltimore
Jasper Newton Newlin
South Kent Street
Vernie Odetta Oates
East Gerrard Street
George DeHaven
Albin
Forrest Swanson
Front Royal
Muffer
Edsel
Orchard Avenue
William G. Sevdalis
Akron Ohio
Marvin D. Boone
Marlboro
Roy Lee Clark
Highland Avenue
Senator Douglas Faces Struggle Over Two Federal Judges
Senator Douglas announces opposition to nominations of Joseph J. Drucker and Cornelius J. Harrington for federal judgeships. He says he will oppose personally the nominations when they reach the Senate Judiciary Committee, framing it as a struggle with the President though without personal resentment. He cites a Luther quotation to explain his stance.
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Martin Luther
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D-Ill
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Luther
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Tlinois
Joseph J. Drucker
Cornelius J. Harrington
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Nazi Escape Artist Otto Skorzeny Now Tourist in West Germany
Former SS colonel Otto Skorzeny once famous for rescuing Mussolini and for wartime exploits travels back to his homeland from Zurich. Police say they no longer want him for escaping an internment camp in 1948. He holds a Spanish passport as a stateless citizen and is described as a writer.
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Otto Skorzeny
Benito Mussolini
Pentagon briefing sparks confusion over Marshall comment
Reporters pressed Pentagon officials after General Marshall’s statement about a 400000-man Europe force. Fritchey claimed it was only a comment to reporters and not an official policy. Pentagon aides could not confirm or explain the line, saying it may be a slip of the tongue or a new policy reveal.
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United Nations Medal Approved for Korea Service
The United Nations approved a U N Medal for service with U N Forces in Korea announced by Acting Secretary General Byron Price. The bronze disk bears the U N emblem and the motto For Service in the Defense of the Charter of the United Nations, with a Korea ribbon.
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Douglas MacArthur
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U. N. Assembly
Romulo
New CRC Bail Fund Trustee Abner Green Jailed
Abner Green, a fourth Civil Rights Congress bail fund trustee, remained jailed after a contempt conviction for refusing to aid the government’s hunt for fugitive top leaders. Other actions targeted William Z Foster to post new $10,000 bail or face jail. In California, bail was set at $50,000 for seven of twelve leaders. four others remained jailed in Los Angeles for inability to raise $75,000 each.
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Civil Rights Congress
Abner Green
Green
United States
William Z. Foster
San Francisco
California
Los Angeles
Spartan fireman Hood sang at 600 funerals over 50 years
A Spartan fireman A C Hood who sang at more than 600 funerals in five decades was buried recently without a song after requesting no singing.
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Centralia
Truman Warns of Soviet Threats and Road to Peace
President Truman denounced Soviet pressure and border expulsions by Romania Hungary and Bulgaria as greater than postwar limits while citing Russian arms buildup near Manchuria and against Japan. He argued for a middle course between war and surrender to Communism and urged resolve to advance free nations toward peace.
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Bulgaria
Hungary
Russia
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Manchurian
Alaska
Siaders
Free Nations
Korea
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Dixie Democrats Ready for Fight in 1952 Battle
Southern Democrats in Congress warn of a clash with President Truman over civil rights policy. They view a Truman signal as starting a political battle and threaten to react if he criticizes them openly. Senator Humphrey calls for a party realignment as the conflict begins.
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Congress
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Truman
Fort Sumter
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Humphrey
Allies Meet Heavy Resistance in Eastern Korea Front
United Nations forces pressed to seize a dominating hill mass northeast of Yanggu as heavy opposition halted advances for a third day. U S B 29s dumped about 100 tons of 500 pound bombs on a Pyongyang supply center at Chinnampo and struck an eastern Korea bridge without facing ground fire.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Yanggu
Marines To Get First Inductees In Decades
Washington Marine Corps Recruiting Station will receive its first Selective Service inductees since World War II on August 1. Of 35,000 registrants for induction nationwide 7000 will go to the Marine Corps. The Washington station will process about 35 men weekly and inductees will be sent to Parris Island for recruit training.
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Marine Corps
Washington, D. C
Parris Island
Boy Narrowly Escapes Electric Tree Tragedy
Nine year old John Popham climbed a tree near his Mount Vernon farm seeking the postman. The postman found him when he was burned by an energized line in the tree. The boy survived with only minor injuries after hospital treatment and deputy investigators linked the burns to an electrical wire in the branches.
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John Popham
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Sheriff's
British Quakers Head Home After Malik Talks
British Quakers returned from Moscow after presenting a seven point peace program to Deputy Foreign Minister Malik. He replied with a defense of the Soviet position and said Moscow is open to businesslike negotiations on world issues, not exporting its revolution.
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Jacob A. Malik
Russia
Malik
New York
Herbert Morrison
London
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Associated Press
Stalin
Amel Lau
Woman loses damages case over grease pit slip at Vancouver garage
A Vancouver garage dismissal ends a woman's claim after she slipped into a grease pit on uninvited entry. The case centers on injuries from the incident at the facility.
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Vancouver
American Monkey Wagon Burdene Pungent Vegetab
A fragmented crossword puzzle listing many clues and partial answers. Readable items include references to a sun god Georgia abbr express particle negative weight and various short phrases. The row shows scattered entries and incomplete solutions across numbers like 12 14 15 16 17 18 20.
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Georgia
British Buyer In Apple Market Heads to New York
Joe Lyons, importer and exporter of 76 Tulse Hill London, will visit New York August 13 to 16 with his wife to attend the International Apple Association meeting. He will stay at the Statler Hotel and may seek exportable sizes of apples and pears. interested parties may contact him by airmail at his London address.
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Joe Lyons
Tulse Hill
London
New York City
New York
Lyons
Statler Hotel
Junior Tennis Tournament Entries Open Worldwide
Interest soars for the Junior Tennis Tournament sponsored by the Winchester Exchange Club. Open to boys and girls 18 and under, it marks the second annual event with a trophy for each championship. Last year's winners were Miss Billie Creger and John Ritter. Registration via Mrs. Joseph Briggs at 5807 or Bryan Breckenridge at Rouss Park.
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Winchester Exchange Club
Exchange Club
Billie Creger
John Ritter
Joseph Briggs
Bryan Breckenridge
Rouss Park
Senate Debates Wartime Economic Control Proposals
Discussion outlines ten policy ideas including rent rollbacks to prewar levels in designated defense areas, bans on livestock slaughter quotas, prioritization of scarce materials, a new small defense plants administration, extended import controls on fats and oils, and maintaining current wage controls.
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Defense Plants Administration
Queens men charged in counterfeit currency and narcotics case
Anthony Martello and Salvatore Shillitani of Manhattan plus Salvatore Mezzasamo and others were held on $100000 bail each for possession and sale of counterfeit currency and conspiracy to violate federal narcotics laws. Others faced $50000 bail on conspiracy and narcotics violation charges.
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Anthony Joseph Martello
Storia
Queens
Salvatore Shillig An
Manhattan
Salvatore Mezzasama
Jenn. Leger
John Sperandeo
Ralph Cianchett
Carmelo Sansone Maretello
Shillitani
U.S
How's Your I Q Answers Quiz Page
Answers to the Page 4 quiz list include June 24 versus June 25 in different time zones, Si ka da, Rudyard Kipling, England, Antelope, the United Nations flag, true, haymaker, true, and George Eliot. The items confirm the scoring and author names linked to the questions.
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Rudyard Kipling
England
Antelope
United Nations
True
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