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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1951

Page

3

Flamingos Report Record Hatch at Hialeah Race Track

Flamingos at Hialeah race track are producing a bumper crop with more than 100 young birds expected. The facility is noted as the only place where flamingos have successfully hatched and raised in captivity.

Miami Hialeah Race Track Hialeah

Negro players join most Pacific Coast League clubs

Seven of eight Pacific Coast League teams now include Negro players. Hollywood signed pitcher Roy Welmaker from San Diego, leaving Seattle as the lone team fielding an all white roster.

Los Angeles Hollywood Roy Welmaker San Diego Seattle

Acheson cites Barr on China war effort and MacArthur

The article reports Dean Acheson discussing General Barr's 1948 China dispatch stating no battlefield losses due to ammo shortages and attributes Nationalist defeats to leadership. He confirms firing MacArthur and helped draft the announcement. Acheson also notes Wallace secured Chiang Kai Shek's 1944 agreement to accept US aid to the Communists and that the U.S. could not guarantee Chiang's survival postwar.

Acheson General Barr China Barr MacArthur Chiang Kai Shek United States Chiang

Mrs. Sarah Hicks Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Sarah Margaret Hicks 79 widow of Edward M. Hicks of Frederick County died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born August 25, 1871 in Hampshire County West Virginia she was a daughter of the late Scott and Caroline Fout Johnson. She was a Round Hill Methodist Church member. Surviving are two sons Thurman and Boyd Hicks of this city a daughter Mrs Eva Cumiskey Martinsburg WV a brother Davis Johnson Winchester one sister Mrs Millissa Pugh Capon Bridge WV 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 pm at Kutts Funeral Home 21 S Loudoun St with Rev B W Coe officiating interment Mt Hebron Cemetery. Body is at Kutz Funeral Home.

Sarah Margaret Hicks Edward M. Hicks Frederick County Winchester Memorial Hospital Hampshire County W. Va Scott Caroline Fout Johnson Near High View Round Hill Methodist Church Thurman Hicks Boyd Hicks City Eva Cumiskey Mt. Hebron Cemetery Kurtz Funeral Home

Teeter Champs Shoot for 100 Hours at Cop Centennial

Stockton report notes College of Pacific students Jim Lane and Duane Weaver near 100 hours of teeter tottering to celebrate Cop’s centennial. They passed the prior 72 hour world record set by UC students and began Thursday morning, with sleep breaks in a sleeping bar.

Stockton Calif College of Pacific University of California Jim Lane Oakland Duane Weaver Auburn Washington State College University of Washington

Free Lemonade In Bluefield Gives City Cool Treats

Free lemonade will be available to all in Bluefield West Virginia today as temperatures reached 92 degrees The Bluefield Chamber of Commerce started the tradition to serve lemonade whenever the mercury hits 90 or higher The city bills itself as an air conditioned town on a hot day.

Bluefield W. Va West Virginia-Virginia Old Sol

What stock is used in making rose trees

A tree rose is described as a bush rose grafted 3 feet or more above the ground onto a long straight stalk of a brier Rugosa or other strong stemmed rose.

River rise level across a channel

When a river is rising the water surface is higher in the center than along the banks.

U.S. Machinegunner Maurice Mosher Killed 300 Reds in Korea

Sgt. Maurice Mosher of Glen Lyon Pennsylvania led a machinegun platoon in the 24th Division during an ambush in Korea. In 15 minutes his fire pinned a Red assault killing about 300 enemy and wounding many more. His unit withdrew with all 14 soldiers unharmed and officers later recommended the Distinguished Service Cross.

Korea Maurice Mosher Glen Lyon Mosher Pfc Edward Malone Fast Allon, Ill Friendly

Tass Says U S Using Japanese in Korea

Tass claims American forces deployed Japanese troops in the Korean war and says about 4500 Japanese soldiers died in 1950. The agency reports urns with ashes arrived in Yokohama and accuses U S officials of blocking funerals and discussion to hide Japanese involvement.

Tass U.S Korea Moscow Satae Shanghai Yokohama

Oil Company Offers To Send Representatives To Tehran For Talks

The Anglo-Iranian Oil Company offered to send representatives to Tehran for full and frank discussions with the Iranian government over the oil crisis. U S Ambassador Henry F Grady hailed the move, hoping for a balanced solution. Iran viewed the offer as acceptance of taking over the oil properties, while AIOC reserved its legal rights and did not specify negotiable points.

Tehran Iran Anglo-Iranian Oil Company U. S Henry F. Grady Hussein Fatemi AIOC

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