Reds No Germ Weapons Found In Korea Evidence Says
Washington reports from Defense Department scientists state no proof of offensive germ warfare by the Communists in Korea. A suspected BW plant near Pyongyang proved a public health lab. no equipment for war use was found. No other evidence of imminent BW use emerged.
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Washington
United States
Korea
Defense Department
North Korea
United Nations
Pyongyang
Russia
U.S
Tokyo
Peace Treaty Signed By Japan And India
Japan and India concluded a peace treaty today, with the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announcing that it waives reparations claims against Japan. The accord marks a formal end to remaining wartime disputes and paves postwar normalization.
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Tokyo
Japan
India
Japanese Ministry of Foreign
Aga’ Frs
Auction and sale notices across Winchester Virginia area
Public sale listings dated June through July for furniture real estate and antiques. Items include entire stock and store equipment at Affleck's Market 928 Berryville Ave and real estate at various Rt routes. Auctioneers Chas R Duvall and estate notices for Laura V Ashley Cary Neville Anderson Boyce Episcopal Church and more.
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Wardsaan
B. North Ave
Affleck’s
Berryville Ave
Chas. R. Duvall
Chas
R. Duvall
Cameron St
Winchester
John Striexler
Miles
Laura V. Ashley
Frederick County Court House
Win- Chas
Episcopal Church of Boyce
Chas. Duvall
Cary Neville Anderson
East Germain St
Affleck’s Market
Fine Still Has Open Mind After Eisenhower Talk
Gov John Fine of Pennsylvania after a three hour talk with Gen Dwight D Eisenhower says he still has an open mind about Republican presidential hopefuls. He notes it may be some time before he decides guiding 32 uncommitted delegates from his state to the GOP convention. The two met yesterday at the Eisenhower residence on the Columbia University campus in New York.
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New York
John Fine
Pennsylvania
Dwight D Eisenhower
Fine
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Columbia
Isenhower
Atlantic Seaboard States
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Delaware
Massachusetts
Contested Middletown and Clarke County Town Elections
Middletown holds a partisan meeting to hear mayoral and council candidates with some attendees and others boycotting as factions. Ballots list Hartman and Partlowe for mayor and nine council hopefuls with six to be elected. McCauley write-in allowed. Berryville and Boyce voters also prepare for mayor, recorder, and council seats with write-ins as no definite candidates exist. Election officials and polling hours are announced for Berryville and Boyce settings.
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Middletown
David K Muntzing
Claytons. Hartman
Jack D. Partlowe
T. Ainsworth Sperry
Walter B. Little
Trone W. Sperry
Martin H. Hann
Joseph J. Dwyer
Claude F. Carper
Elonza L. Stickley
G. Wilson Borden
Waller McCauley
McCauley
Stephens City
Franz T. Reid
Alfred Shryock
Harry M. Carbaugh
W.S. Cook
Harry L. Ritenour
Frank Ewing
Ralph M. Wakeman
Clarke County
Berryville
Boyce
Leonard H. Bell
Edward P. Berlin
Joseph Settle
G. O'Bryan
Ernest F. Locke
Daniel D. Morrison
W. E. Henson
Lonnie W. Levi
Eectoral Board
Rosalie Murphy
G. C. Sponseller
J. H. Carlisle
D. Earl Brown
Jas. R. Dakeman
Eugenia F. Brown
J. M. Casey
Robert McDonald
C. B. Carr
J. G. Burch
J. M. Hawkins
L. E. Clark
Hugh Copenhaver
John Zombro
Lawrence Garver
Mary Locke
Dorothy Brown
Uncommitted Virginia Delegates Hold GOP Convention Clout
Ten of Virginia’s 23 delegates back Taft while one supports Eisenhower. ten remain neutral, key to win most Virginia votes at the Republican National Convention. Third District picks dispute over two state delegates. Seventh District selects Talliaferro and French who seek uncommitted status. Ruebush to run for Congress. Timberlake unseats Jenkins as district chairman.
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Sen. Patt
Gen
Eisenhower
Virginia
Old Dominion
Ohio
Taft
Virinia
Staunton
George W. Talliaferro
Harrisonburg
Warren B. French
Woodstock
Chicago
French
Talliaferro
Glenn W Ruebush
Congress
Burr Harrison
Winchester
Ruebush
Karl Jenkins
Page County
Stephen Timberlake
Harrison
Damages Heavy In 2 County Crashes
Two Frederick County crashes over the weekend caused $1 350 in damage with no injuries. A 1942 Studebaker driven by Robert Madigan of Stephens City pulled into Route 277 and collided with a 1949 Plymouth convertible driven by Preston Barb of Bayse Virginia causing $450 and $350 damage respectively and Madigan was charged with reckless driving. A second collision on Route 522 at Back Creek involved a 1950 Ford driven by E G Rodkey of Punxsutawney Pennsylvania and a 1940 Chrysler driven by Charles Fisher U S Army of Holidaysburg. the Ford sustained $250 damage and the Chrysler $200 with brake failure cited.
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Frederick County
Route 277
Stephens City
J. H. Smith
Studebaker
Robert Howard Madigan
Rt. 277
Preston Elwood Barb
Bayse
Plymouth
Smith
Madigan
Back Creek
Ford
E. G. Rodkey
Punxsutawney
Stevenson tells Hampden-Sydney grads on free world policy
Governor Adlai Stevenson urged graduates to beat the Soviet Union with better ideas and to keep doors open for negotiation and cooperation. He warned there is no foolproof disarmament system without Russia talks and noted the need for tolerable coexistence despite uncertainty about Russia’s changes. He recalled his great grandfather led Hampden-Sydney a century ago.
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Hampden
Sydney
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Soviet Union
Hampden- Sydney College
Stevenson
Illinois
Russia
Hampden-Sydney College
Connally backs vital foreign aid bill in Senate debate
Senator Connally of Texas urged support for the $6.45 billion Mutual Security Act calling it vital to the defense and civilization of the United States and allied nations. He warned the bill would die if the conference report were rejected as the Senate convened ahead of schedule to begin debate.
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Washington
Sen
Connally
D-Tex
United States
Free World
Senate
Senate House
Soviet Soldiers Help Check Flight To West Germany
Soviet soldiers reinforced border patrols to curb East German flights to the West as Berlin’s residents awaited the next tightening move. Allied patrols were barred from the lifeline highway to West Germany, while rumors swirled of three more zonal border crossings and the Helmstedt Berlin line as the sole supply route.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Russia
Radio
East
West Germany
Helmstedt
Motorcyclist Hurt Saturday Morning
William Hicks an 18 year old Berryville resident remains under care at Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle collision near Berryville at 3 20 am Saturday. Beverley Whiting driving a 1947 Buick convertible was involved on Route 7 at the eastern edge of Berryville. State Trooper H F Will is investigating. no charges filed.
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Wiliam Hicks
Memorial Hospital
Berryville
Hicks
Boyd Hicks
Beverley Whiting
W. Clifford Bt
Betty Whiting
H F. Will
Naval Reserve meeting to be addressed by Cmdr Robison
Lt Com Robison of the Office of the Naval Reserve Coordinator Fifth Naval District will attend the local Naval Reserve unit meeting in the Post Office Building basement at 7 30 tonight. Cmdr Robison will answer questions on reserve status availability of cruises and related matters for the organization.
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W. L. Robison
Naval Reserve Coordinator
Fifth Naval District
Naval Reserve
Robison
John F Anderson
Winchester
Market Street Church Board Meets Tonight
The Official Board of Market Street Methodist Church will meet at the church at 8 oclock this evening. The meeting has been called to deal with several important business matters.
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Market Street Methodist Church
Russia May Repatriate Japanese Prisoners Says Propaganda
A wartime Foreign Office briefing dismissed a Soviet report that Russia would repatriate 182000 Japanese prisoners if Japan signs a separate peace with Moscow as “just more Soviet propaganda.”
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Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Foreign Office
Supreme Court Rules RLA Bars Union Color Discrimination
The Supreme Court held that the Railway Labor Act prohibits unions from using their power to destroy colored workers' jobs to favor white workers. The decision was delivered in a 6 to 3 ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Proposal to Probe Eisenhower Invitation Angers Virginia GOP
GALAX VA state Republican Chairman S Floyd Landreth rejected a probe into a cost free invitation for Virginia's national convention delegates to visit General Eisenhower in New York. Walter Johnson Commonwealth's Attorney urged the inquiry claiming the state central committee should know all about the invitation. Robert E McConnell of The Plains arranged the meeting and offered to pay expenses for delegates who refuse to pay themselves.
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Galax
S. Floyd Landreth
Virginia
General Eisenhower
New York
Walter Johnson
Northumberland County
Sen
Taft
Johnson
State Central Republican Committee
Robert E. McConnell
the Plains
Communist Party Says Govt Proved Only Admitted Facts
The American Communist party declares the government has proved only those facts the party itself admits after more than a year of SACB hearings. The case seeks registration as an agent of the Soviet Union under the McCarran Act. The government has finished its case and the party began its defense, with months expected for arguments.
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Washington
American Communist Party Today
Lumber Schooner Cynthia Olson Grounded Twice at Coquille River
The lumber schooner Cynthia Olson ran aground on a sandbar near Bandon Oregon at low tide then pulled free but grounded again in the Coquille River. Tug crews hoped to move her upriver and dock at high tide. 28 crew remained aboard.
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Banton
Cynthia Olson
Coquille
J. E. Walstrom
Bandonport
Oregon
Bonham
Bandon
Lias Opens Defense Against Tax Claim
William G Lias fights a 2.85 million dollar tax claim in U S Tax Court arguing prior earnings of about 620000 before 1942 48 and that family records show all income and investments. The government says the money was earned 1942 48 and notes efforts to obtain an accurate net worth.
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Washington
William G Lias
Thurman Hill
Lias
U. S
Clarence P. LeMire
Hill
James C. Maddox
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Downs
United States
John Ashe Dies At Home Here
John Ashe died at his home at 115 East Lane yesterday afternoon after a period of poor health. He was the son of the late George Ashe and Bettye Ashe and is survived by his widow Margar et Ashe, two sons John Jr and Franklin, three brothers Floyd James and George, four sisters Mary Frances Jackson Morell Ashe Margaret Ashe and Lula Ashe, three aunts Lena Turner Trilba Weeks and Susan Ashe and one uncle William Ashe. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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John Ashe
East Lane
George Ashe
Bettye Ashe
Margaret Ashe
John, Jr
Franklin Ashe
Floyd
James
George
Mary Frances Jackson
Morell Ashe
Boyce
Baltimore
Lula Ashe
Strasburg
Lena Turner
City
Trilba Weeks
Susan Ashe
William Ashe
Fox Terrier Ends Hunger Strike at Arlington Shelter
A Fox Terrier ends a nine day hunger strike at Arlington Animal Welfare League Shelter after refusing food since May 31. The dog ate a small meal of beef and horse meat yesterday. Officials say such long fasts are unusual though dogs often grieve after being taken to shelters.
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Arlington
Arlington Animal Welfare League
Spivey Arrested On Perjury Charge In Fix Scandal
Former Kentucky All-American Bill Spivey was arrested in New York on a perjury charge linked to the basketball fix scan dal. He was booked on an April 28 indictment and to be arraigned in general sessions court with attorney John Young Brown present.
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New York
Bill Spivey
University of Kentucky
General Sessions Court
Spivey
John Young Brown
District Attorney’s Office
Elizabeth Street
Louisville
Brown
Donkey Ball at Gore Benefits Gore Fire Company
Capon Valley Volunteer Firemen Wardensville and Gore Fire Company clash in donkey ball at Gore to raise funds for the new fire outfit. Buckeye Donkey Ball Club, in its 18th year, grooms the animals for the charity event.
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Capon Valley
Wardensville
W. Va
Gore Fire Company
Gore
Buckeye Donkey Ball Club
Answers to the Page 4 Quiz Questions Revealed
A recap lists quiz answers including True or False on Bedloe's island, the moons gravity, bowling, New York governor, Jess Willard, Aeschylus, James Petrillo, color blue, Centaur, and Noahs four wives.
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Bedloe’s Island
Bowling
New York State
Jess Willard
Aeschylus
James Petrillo
Blue
Centaur
Noah
Ham
Japheth
Shem
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Associated Press
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Market Street Church Board
Virginia Green
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Allis-Chalmers Ferguson
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
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P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
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Ett
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George S. May Company
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W. Y. Gotedliched
Walter Wanger
Los Angeles
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Jennings Lang
Joan Bennett
Communist Party
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Middletown, Va
S. E. Baker
Byron Brumback
McCormick-Deering
C. L. Brumback & Sons
Plymouth Cranbrook
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Myumee
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron
Heatwole Motor CO
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Mervel W. Adams
Cameron
Iil
Virgina
Hud Cit
BPS
John Stuart & CO
Clearbrook, Va
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Toledo
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National Itemizer
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Richfield
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