Clarke County seniors graduate as awards are handed
Clarke County High School holds graduation night with seniors listed in four rows. Principal C. E. Miley presents diplomas while George Burton, the district superintendent, gives a brief address. Special music by the Cree Club accompanies the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoden
Charlotte Bell
William Costello
C. E. Miley
George Burton
Clarke County
Republicans press recall over MacArthur JCS messages
Senator Cain and Knowland demand clearer paraphrases of the December 29 30 JCS to MacArthur messages. They question whether the two cabinet officers and the Joint Chiefs misled the inquiry and call for witnesses while noting code limited release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs
Acheson
Cretary
Marshall
Korea
Macarthur-Jcs
U. S
U.S
Cain
R-Wash
Knowland
Defense Ent
Sion
Joint Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Father Child Month Aims to Strengthen Family Ties
May 17 to Fathers Day June 17 is designated Father Child Month by the National Father’s Day Committee. The piece urges fathers to model honor and responsibility guiding children toward good citizenship with ten commandments emphasizing self respect, interest in others, school, law, independence, equality, sportsmanship, spirituality, and civic involvement.
DiSalle Defends Beef Controls in Congress
DiSalle told Congress that failing to curb beef prices would break price ceilings on all foods and raise costs across meat poultry eggs milk and cereals. He warned uncontrolled prices would drive inflation and disrupt the nation’s food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DiSalle
Congress
del DiSalle
Senate Probers Hear Baltimore Narcotics Parties Details
Baltimore narcotics parties attended by 15 to 40 people were described to Senate Crime investigators after questioning 10 inmates at the Maryland Reformatory for Women in Jessup. Senator O Conor said reports also linked narcotics traffic between Baltimore and Washington and noted women being used to peddle drugs in hopes of lighter sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Senate
Maryland Reformatory For
Jessups
O’conor
James M. Hepbrow
Ric G. Moser
Maryland
Washington
Reformatory
Five Day Virginia Outlook for Saeney June 9
Weather forecast for Virginia shows above average temperatures and intermittent showers. Expect Saturday rain and another brief shower window around Monday or Tuesday totaling about half an inch. Expert watch repairinq quick service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Saeney
Vogeler repudiates prison confession at press club
Robert A Vogeler, freed after government demands, told the National Press Club his prison ordeal began November 18, 1949 in Budapest. He described grueling interrogations, partial confessions, and stamina-sapping sleep deprivation under Communist police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. Vogeler
Hunga
Co Department
Weejai
National Press Club
Vogeler
Bethesda Naval Hospital
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Budapest
Mountains combed for 3 young Santa Fe youngsters
More than 200 men searched the Sangre de Cristo Mountains for three children who wandered from a family picnic. Ground crews were joined by planes and horse riders as crews scoured the nearly two mile high ski basin for Larry McGee 7 Janet 5 and Steven Cross 12 with no trace by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Larry McGee
Janet
Preston McGee
Steven Cross
Charlotte Cross
Santa State
Joe Roach
Handley High School Graduates Told to Repay Investment of Society
Handley High School held its commencement with Superintendent Garland R. Quarles urging graduates to live productive lives. Mary Martha Eisenberg and Marilyn Hamburger shared Latin medal honors and high scholastic awards, while Diane Hunt tied for the Latin medal and earned the school’s annual medal. The ceremony included diplomas and the Alma Mater as seniors filed to receive diplomas from Quarles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Garland R. Quarles
Quarles
Heart
Mary Martha Eisenberg
William Eisenberg
Marilyn Hamburger
Myer Hameburger
Diane Hunt
W. W. Hunt
Eisenberg
American Legion
Beef Shortage Strains Winchester Under OPS Controls
The Winchester beef shortage cuts across live stock markets, slaughterhouses, wholesalers and retailers, with OPS quotas and prices squeezing supply. Local merchants report empty showcases and rising prices, while some claim their firms face no pinch due to own slaughter capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Bowman
Safeway
Winchester
Livestock Markets End Dullest Week
Chicago reports the dullest week of cattle trading in over three years as 12 major markets take in 122 100 head, the lowest since April 2 1948. Limited supply reaches retailers with big packers taking small shares and small buyers handling most eastbound cattle, signaling possible future supply disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congressman From President's Home District Indicted
Kansas City area congressman from the president's home district faces two federal indictments charging use of labor funds. Irving, head of the Hod Carriers Union Local 264, appears in one indictment. Each 12 count indictment seeks up to 1 year in prison and 1009 dollars per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Irving
International Hod Carriers, Building and Constuction Union
AFL
Albert L. Reeves
Stanley
Diplomats Whereabouts Still Mystery
In London and Washington fear grows over the fate of missing diplomats as telegrams yield little. Susan Ridsdale notes no warrant exists for arrest and claims the hunt for the men remains confidential with the United States kept advised. MacLean’s family details emerge as the search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Prance
London
Washington
Cnet
MacLean
Donald
Burgess
J. R. Bassett
Ridsdale
United States
AWOL Privates Claim Fingers Blown Off to Dodge Army
Two AWOL privates from Fort Eustis in Virginia were admitted to Barberton Citizens Hospital with missing fingers. They first alleged a hunting accident or car fan injury, but police later reported they shot off the fingers in a woods near State Route 21 to be discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Barberton Citizens Hospital
Oay
Spencer
W. Va
Army
White
Fort Eustis
Seryak
Serak
Marshall Makes Surprise U N Visit Amid Korean Front Action
U S Defense Secretary George C. Marshall met U N leaders in Korea during a surprise front visit as Allied artillery duels raged near Chorwon. U N forces advanced two miles through mud while Chinese batteries in the area faced heavy pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U. S
George C. Marshall
Chorwon
Marshall
U. N
Par East
Trie
38Th Parallel
Cherwon
Kodae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gen. Marshall
Clarke County High School
Jeson
Donald Lieberknecht
Frances Ritter
Lawrence White
Joyce Kaplan
Kenneth Wisecarver
Dorothy Asbury
Wayne Sours
Iva Yeakley
Gene Knupp
Alva Hummer
Mary Lou Burleson
Peggy Lois Stroth
Benton Heironimus
Page Levi
Jack Robinson
Patsy Foxx
Nancy Hawkins
Ben Crim
Peggy Ann Hardesty
Bennie Lake
Wanda Lee
Betty Allamong
Robert Rutherford
Norris Lee Tomblin
Jerry Garver
Helen Milleson
Robert Baker
Richard Fiddler
Lloyd White
Dorothy Lee Fishpan
Lloyd Good
Jen. Carter
Rosemary Johnson
Lorraine Fuller
Deal
Donald Forsythe
Ocie Gray
John O’bryan
Marjory Grim
Berryville High School
Joy Love
Sen. Cain
Weather Outlook
Handley
Presentea
Richard Brumback
Peter
Ronald Wilson
Peter’s
H. L. Patton
N. Cameron Street
H. F. Cain
Highland Avenue
Office of Price Stabilization
Loudoun Street
Farmer’s
Livestock Exchange
Roland White
A & FP
U.N
Pingley & Carper Cleaners
ABC
Cy Soberman
Ustiea
J. W. Purniture Company
Hodgeon & Brown
Shade