Price and Wage Controls Stand Or Fall Together
Labor leader William Green told Congress that scrapping price controls would force abandonment of wage stabilization. He urged subsidies as last resort to curb farm price rises, rent control on a for the duration basis, removal of damages cap, and tighter ceilings on margins and credit. A community pricing plan for 15 to 20 grocery items may take effect in 30 days with posted ceiling prices by local groups.
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American Federation of Labor
House Banking Committee
Michael V. di Ballo
Two Planes Collide Killing Two Air Force Pilots
DAYTON Ohio two Air Force F 86 jet fighters and an F 82 plus an F 51 Mustang collided at 1800 feet. Two pilots died a third injured and a Korean veteran escaped unharmed. Lt R G Hayes bailed out with cuts. Passenger Winters from Eugene Oregon reported the crash and described the mid air collision.
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Dayton
Air Force
R. G. Hayes
Pranka Co. Winters
Eugene
Ore
Newsn.en
Winters
Busy Bees Plastered at Smarden Cider Works
About 3 000 to 4 000 bees entered a cider works in Smarden England and became intoxicated by syrup from maturing cider barrels. They were unable to fly and fell about the floor as Works Manager C H Vaughan described. Card of Thanks and local notices follow including job ad and sale announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smarden
England
C.H. Vaughan
Ministerial Association Installs Officers in Winchester
The Ministerial Association installed new officers including Rev William Eisenberg Dr S L Flicken ger and Rev Paul Drumheller along with Capt W C Wolfe and Charles Atkins. Mr Duckwall succeeds Dr Wright as president. a Berkeley Springs native with eight years in Winchester and two children, Margaret and Fran Joe, is married to Elizabeth Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanpden Sydney College
Union Theological Seminary
Duckwall
Sweet Hall
Hopewell
Winchester
Elizabeth Anderson
Prince Edward County
Virginia
Margaret
Fran Joe Ducknall
Noted Conductor Dies in Boston
Serge Koussevitzky longtime Boston Symphony conductor dies at 77 after illness from a virus in Phoenix. He led the orchestra 25 years and collaborated on an opera with Boris Goldovsky while in declining health at the New England Medical Center. He created the Koussevitzky Foundation to commission new works.
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Boston
Serge A. Koussevitzky
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix
Ariz
Europe
New England
Boris Goldovsky
Koussevitzky
Boston Symphony
Vinson Refuses Stay In Nazi War Criminal Case
Chief Justice Vinson declines to intervene as seven Nazi war criminals face execution after a stay expires. Government lawyers told their attorney Warren Magee that executions will not occur while appeals are pending, and Magee said he will file for a formal hearing petition.
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Washington
Vinson
Warren Magee
Magee
High Court
Virginia Five Day Weather Outlook
Five day outlook for Virginia from Wednesday June 6 to Sunday June 10. Temperatures average near normal with a cool start on Wednesday and warmer conditions on the remaining days. Showers are expected over the weekend totaling about a quarter to a third of an inch.
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Virginia
Opequon Group Welcomes Summer Minister Dan Norman
Dan Norman of Chatham, a midcareer candidate at Union Theological Seminary, arrives to serve the Opequon Group of Presbyterian Churches for the summer. He will preach this Saturday at Opequon Memorial and Second churches and lead the first of four Bible schools starting Monday at Burnt Church in Albin.
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Dan Norman
Chatham
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Opequon
Norman
Opequon Memorial
Burnt Church
Albin
Punished Her Son Kate Mother Turns Paddle On Principal
In Cleveland a 40 year old mother, Bernice Smey, faces municipal court on a charge of attacking James B Fenwick, principal of Albert Bushnell Hart Junior High, with a paddle after he paddled her son Danny 14. Fenwick says he disciplined Danny after catching him pushing others. Both Smey and Fenwick were bruised in the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James B. Fenwick
Albert Bushnell Hart Junior High School
Bernice Smey
Fenwick
Danny
E. E. Butterfield
Truman to Miss Reunion Saturday
President Truman cancels attendance at the 35th Division reunion in Topeka due to official duties in Washington. This will be the first World War I unit reunion he misses since taking office.
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Washington
Truman
Topeka
Eas
Joseph Short
Perry Dairy Cattle Sell for 14966 At Roundhill Farms Sale
Fifty-five registered Ayrshire cattle including 20 heifers and bull calves sold at Roundhill Farms dispersal by Stuart M. Perry. Total receipts were 14,966.50 with out of state buyers taking many cattle including top seller to Guy Loy of Newville Pa for 550. Sanger Sales Service of Myerstown Pa. managed the sale.
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Ayrshire
Stuart M. Perry
Roundhill Farms
Guy L Loy
Newville
Sanger Sales Service
Myerstown
Defense Plant Spy Hunt Next
Washington HUAC plans a spy hunt through defense plants ahead of a closed session to map future actions. The article notes focus on plants with defense contracts as part of the committee’s agenda.
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Defense Plant Spy Hunt Next
Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Confederate Memorial Day Rites Set at Stonewall Cemetery
Annual Confederate Memorial Day exercises begin tomorrow at 11 00 a m with invocation by Dr Ronald S Wilson pastor Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Judge G K Kump of Romney West Virginia will deliver the principal speech introduced by J William Hollis city treasurer The program ends with benediction by Dr Wilson and volley taps by Handley High School Band If rain moves events to the county courthouse courtroom luncheon to Strasburg follows hosted by Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy and Stonewall Memorial Association
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Stonewall Cemetery
Ronald S. Wilson
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
G. K. Kump
Romney
W. Va
J. William Hollis
Wilson
Handley High School
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Stonewall Memorial Association
Strasburg
Siamese Twins Born at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
The hospital disclosed the birth of Siamese twin girls joined at the chest from sternum to umbilicus with one heart and probably one liver. Born by Caesarean section to Mr and Mrs Robert Litchfield, they weigh nine pounds twelve ounces and are in incubators and feeding well.
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Torrington
Conn
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
Robert Litchfield
Arour and Company Cuts Jobs Amid Slaughter Cattle Shortage
Chicago based Arour and Company meat packer said it laid off half its workers in the beef dressing plant due to a shortage of slaughter cattle. The firm noted similar reductions at most other plants it operates.
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Chicago
Arour and Company
Price Cutting Spreads to New Parts of Nation
Across the nation price cutting spreads through retail, boosting store traffic. In New York Macy's and Gimbel's slashed watches and Elgin models while Bloomingdale's cut phonograph records. near-riot conditions were reported at Rogers Department Store in the Bronx. Dollar sales rose about 25 percent last week per Federal Reserve data.
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New York
Oklahoma City
Katz Drug
Southwest
San Francisco
Omaha
Newark
N. J
Baltimore
Macy's
Gimbel's
Herald Square
Elgin
Bloomingdale’s
Brooklyn
Abraham and Straus
Gimbel’s
Hearn's
Bronx
Rogers Department
Lewyt
Federal Reserve Bank
Store Honours Handley Seniors with Watch Presentation
Hodgse and Brown identified Handley Senior students Gerald Delaney and Barbara Wheeler as watch winners during a 4 32 p m Saturday moment in the store window. They will receive wrist watches at the school's final assembly tomorrow, continuing the jewelry firm’s 30 year old tradition.
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Hodgse
Brown
Handley
Gerald Delaney
Barbara Wheeler
Rowes Start 15 000 Mile Vacation Trip Thursday
Mr and Mrs A Harold Rowe and their four children plan a 15000 mile motor trip from Winchester to Alaska and back via the Alcan Highway. They will travel 4200 miles to Fairbanks then to Fort Yukon and circle back through Canada and the western U S visiting sights and stopping at Anchorage Banff Jasper and other locations before returning to Winchester for school in September. The family will depart Thursday morning with a new Chevrolet station wagon and 18 foot trailer.
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Winchester
Fort Yukon
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Canada
Washington
Oregon
California
Mexico
A. Harold Rowe
Miriam
Martha
Carolyn
Arthur
Alcan
Dawson Creek
Fairbanks
Rowe
Cameron Street
Bowes
Circle
Allies tighten grip near Chorwon amid Chinese delays
Allied forces pushed toward the Chorwon area as Chinese resistance held firm north of Hwachon and near Yanggu. The Fifth Air Force deployed 430 sorties while Hwachon and Yonchon fronts saw muddy, costly advances and counterattacks.
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Tokyo
Chorwon
Korea
United Nations
Triangle
U.N
Central Front
Kumhwa
Pyongyang
Yonchon-Chorwon
U. N
Yonchon
Hwachon
Yanggu
Inje
New Officer At Middletown
Frederick L. Baker, 24, elected Middletown town officer by the Council at its June meeting and to report for duty Monday. He succeeds C. Clark Crabill who resigned May 1. Baker, a Navy veteran, lives in Stephens City and will move to Middletown. Faith G Smith resignation as town clerk accepted. no replacement yet. Delinquent taxes as of June 1 to be turned over to County Treasurer Harry L. McCann. July 20 set as town cleanup day with burnable and non burnable trash collected.
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Middletown
Frederick L. Baker
Baker
C. Clark Crabill
Clarke County
Gerda Olsen
Hollis
Stephens City
Cain Cleaners
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Winchester
Bakers
Frederick Lewis Baker
Faith G Smith
Harry L. McCann
South End Drum Corps to Enter Five Parades This Summer
At the South End Fire Co monthly meeting the Drum and Bugle Corps the Marching Unit and Ladies Auxiliary voted to march in five parades this summer. Parades will be held in New Market on June 15 Harrisonburg on June 22 Gettysburg on July 4 Mount Jackson on July 6 and Middletown on July 13. Frank Foreman former company president was remembered with a moment of silence. New members elected were Robert Gipe Jack Dunn and Strother Shiley.
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South End Fire Co
New Market
Harrisonburg
Gettysburg
Mount Jackson
Middletown
Frank Foreman
Robert Gipe
Jack Dunn
Strother Shiley
Ailing King George VI to Miss Public Duties
London report says King George VI will be absent from public life for about four weeks due to a lung inflammation. Princess Elizabeth, heir to the throne, will assume most engagements. Buckingham Palace notes the ailment has not completely disappeared and doctors urge rest.
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London
George VI
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Red Cross Renews 1951 Fund Drive
The Winchester Frederick County Red Cross reports the March drive fell short of its $16,434 quota by $1,103. Board members Carl Campbell and Paul Anderson outline renewed efforts and urge noncontributors to donate to support local and national overseas work amid the Korean War and expanded armed services. Marvin Weaver emphasizes the burden on the Red Cross and local response to not let the boys down.
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Winchester
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Carl Campbell
Paul Anderson
Red Cross
Marvin Weaver
Marshall warns West Point grads on patience with democracy
Defense Secretary George C. Marshall told the West Point class of 475 graduates to temper impatience with the democratic process. He urged officers to balance military perspectives with democracy and noted 87 graduates would marry after graduation. Marshall also addressed both West Point and the U S Naval Academy in the same year, a rare double commencement.
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West Point
N. Y
George C. Marshall
United State Military Academy
Marshall
Military Academy
U. S. Naval Academy
Acheson Defends UN Consultation On Korea Armistice
Secretary of State Acheson says the United States will consult the United Nations before formalizing any Korea armistice. He rejects a Democratic Senator's push for unilateral action. Senator Gillette of Iowa challenged Acheson during the Senate MacArthur inquiry.
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Washington
Acheson
United States
United Nations
Korea
Gillette
Iowa
Senate
MacArthur
MacArthur Demilitarized Zone Disputed by Acheson
Secretary of State Acheson voices concern over MacArthur remarks on a demilitarized zone. He questions published interpretations and warns allied powers the zone concept needs clear agreement.
Acheson Refuses to Veto Seat for Red China
At hearings Acheson was dismissed at 11 13 am EST then asked to return at 9 am EST to morrow as committee cut the session to attend a Senate meeting. He urged the United States to persuade UN members that Communists cannot shoot their way into the UN and discussed possible use of veto on new reps for a permanent Security Council seat. He criticized Russia for complete domination of North Korea and said its army was trained and offensive.
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Acheson
Senate
Emma
Senat
United States
United Nations
U. N
China
Security Council
Russia
North Korea
Casualties Rise for U N Forces in Korea Report
United Nations forces in Korea suffer sharp casualties amid Chinese offensives. British figures place deaths over 700 and total casualties over 2 000 including wounded and missing. France Turkey and others see rising losses. U S totals listed for May list 67 427 battle casualties with wounded and missing.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
Korea
U. N
Turkey
France
Australia
Canada
Greece
Thailand
Netherlands
Belgium
Sua
United States
ARTY
Welltown Church
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J. W. Grove Furniture Company
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Beatley Sale
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James P. Reardon
Ministerial Association
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Handley Library
William H. Hanckel
Christ Episcopal Church
Joseph S. Ducknall
Highland Ave. Presbyterian Chapel
Edgar G. Hill
Market Street Methodist Church
R. G. Wemeldorf
Basil Starkey
Ronald & Wilenn
Corl W
William Archer Wright
John Oliver
E. T. Clark
Serge Koussevitzky
Weather Outlook
Kate
Perry
W. B. Snider & Sons
Round Hill Comm Unity Center
Rowes
Iron Triangle
Fifth Air Force
Yangeu
East Central
Nate Peechane
U. S. Eighth Army
F.L. Baker
South End Drum Corps
M’arthur
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