Two Suspects Sought in Maryland West Virginia Mine Blast
Police hunt two persons after an explosion and fire at Elmer C Grim strip coal mine near Crellin Maryland. Machinery valued at 62000 damaged as boot and car tracks, snipped telephone lines, and a rainy night were cited by investigators as clues. Local area unrest noted amid union organizing activity.
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Crellin
Elmer C. Grim Strip
R. Doyne Halbritter
Preston County
W. Va
Aurora
Grim
Terra Alta
West Virginia
Stanley Hoover
William Eberly
Maryland
United Mine Workers
Dr. Largent Appointed at Lincoln Hospital
A Lincoln hospital announces the appointment of Dr. Largent. He is currently pursuing advanced study and research at the University of Nebraska.
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Dr. Largent
Lincoln Hospital
Largent
The
University of Nebraska
Rugged Camp Training Earns Praise From 43rd Division
Major General Kenneth F. Cramer says letters from soldiers in the 43rd Infantry Division praise Camp Pickett training as hard yet essential. He notes the 28 week preps required lengthened days and foresees Europe Korea or U S site future. Congressional probes were postponed until maneuvers finish.
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Hartford, Conn
43Rd Infantry Division
Camp Pickett
Kenneth F. Cramer
Forty Third
Time Magazine
Rep
Morano
Rconn
Cramer
43Rd
Europe
Korea
A. P. Hill Military Reservation
Washington
House
43Rd Division
Lee Price New JCC President in Miami Convention
The U S Junior Chamber of Commerce adjourned its national convention after electing Lee Price a 33 year old attorney from Swainsboro Georgia as its new president Price won over Ed Rood of Tampa Florida and Bill McDane of Dallas Texas Howard A Marks awards went to Baytown Texas Roanoke Virginia and Dallas Texas in three population categories Dallas also received a top honor
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Miami
Fla
U. S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lee Price
Swainsboro
Dallas
Tex
Obituary: Kuhn Local Truck Driver Laid To Rest
Kuhn a truck driver survives by his wife Evelyn Anderson and daughter Georgia Ann McCauley. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lesley McCauley and sister Mrs. Louise Young of Hagerstown Maryland. The body rests at Jones Funeral Home until final rites at 1 PM Tuesday with Rev J B Duckwall, burial in National Cemetery.
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Evelyn Anderson
Georgia Ann McCauley
Lesley McCauley
Louise Young
Hagerstown
Maryland
Jones Funeral Home
Duckwall
National Cemetery
June 16 to June 30 Sales Directory Items Listed
A series of estate and household sales are scheduled in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Items include furniture, household goods, tools, and a school property sale by the Frederick County School Board at the county courthouse. Addresses include Winchester and Mt. Airy area locations with dates from June 16 to June 30.
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J &. Adams
Maggie McKay
E. Gerrard Bt
Winchester Furniture
R. C. McKee
Winchester
Jennie L. Dwyer
National Ave
Frederick County School Board
Clarke Man to Be Sentenced for Wool Theft
Richard Porter of Clarke County near White Post faces sentencing in Frederick County Circuit Court for theft of about 93 pounds of unprocessed wool from Floyd Hite near Ninevah. The wool sold to a Mr. Stokes in Front Royal for 93 dollars. Porter was arrested June 5 and pled guilty, with sentencing set for June 14.
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Richard Porter
Clarke County
White Post
Elliott Marshall
Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
Floyd Hite
Ninevah
Hite
Henry Renner
Stokes
Front Royal
Porter
Flash Fire Kills Five Navy Men at Guantanamo Bay
Five sailors died when gasoline on the water ignited in a surface fire at Guantanamo Bay Cuba One man is missing and ten injured as officials confirm victims include three Cuban sailors Names will be released after next of kin notifications Rear Admiral Murphy says four drowned the fifth died of burns An investigation is under way to determine how the gasoline reached the water and no sabotage is suspected Damage to nearby vessels was light
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
U_ 5
Naval
Addi- Naval
Navy Department
Washington
Rea. Adm
M. E. Murphy
Iran Hoists Flag Over Anglo Iran Oil Office
Iran today hoisted its flag over the central office of the Anglo Iran Oil Company signaling the takeover under the oil nationalization law. Officials said the act marks national control of the oil operation and asserts sovereign management of resources.
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Abadan
Iran
Anglo Iran Oil Company
Famine Averted Says Nehru in New Delhi
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru announced in New Delhi that India has averted famine. He credited domestic efforts and international aid for stabilizing the food situation.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Phillies Sign 17 Year Old Ted Kazanski for Big Bonus
The Philadelphia Phillies signed high school shortstop Ted Kazanski, 17, for a reported bonus exceeding 80 thousand dollars.
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Detroit
Philadelphia Phillies
Ted Kazanski
Allies seek peace moves amid Korean front crisis
Secretary Marshall urged that future peace efforts must come from the Reds, warning of the Korean war’s uncertain duration. He spoke after a surprise three and a half day Tokyo visit, while Chinese withdrawals followed heavy air raids by 72 F 84 jets on Condon, and the U S Helena with destroyers Bradford and Cunningham shelled Songjin area firing over 1,000 rounds.
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Marshall
Tokyo
Korean Front
Triangle
U. S
Helena
Korea
Bradford
Cunningham
Songjin
38Th Parallel
Quiz answers page reads out roster of facts
A page lists answers to a quiz including Chicago Tl San Juan Africa Angola Roosevelt Churchill Stalin South Carolina December 20 1860 During the first year The Battle Hymn of the Republic Charon and a note that he is remembered as a friend of the Prime Minister.
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Chicago
San Juan
Africa
Angola
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
South Carolina
Charon
Police Probe Restaurant Break-in at Baker's on W. Bos cawen
Police investigate break-in at Baker's Restaurant on W Bos cawen Street. Entry via rear kitchen window with screen removed. Cash drawer rifled, about $100 missing. Investigators Captain Francis Funk and Sergeant Warren Rudolph pursue leads.
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Baker's
W. Boscawen Street
J. Thomas Boyd
Boyd
Francis Funk
Warren Rudolph
City Police Department
Wedemeyer urges decisive action against Soviets in Korea inquiry
Wedemeyer advocates punitive air and naval action and a UN led blockade if needed, criticizing 38th parallel settlement talks. He supports firm U N action, warns against fighting under Soviet chosen terms, and says the blockade should not be imposed by the U S alone. He remains cautious about ground forces and emphasizes decisive steps.
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Tom
38Th Parallel
Korea
Wedemeyer
Russia
U. S
Red China
United Nations
U .N
MacArthur
Ran
Porrest
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Manchuria
Marshall
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wedeneyer
Department of the Army
Wedenever
Telephone workers strike halts service at three Virginia towns
In Roanoke Norton and Fredericksburg telephone workers stayed off the job joining a union action over wage demands and contract terms. Supervisors operated switchboards handling only emergency calls as negotiations with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company remained at a standstill.
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Associated Press
Roanoke
Norton
Fredericksburg
CIO Communications Workers of America
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
CWA
J. Mitchell
Richmond
Communications Workers Union
A V. Atkinson
Virginia
Dial
Train Derailment Injures 26 in Indiana
Twenty six persons were injured yesterday in the derailment of 11 cars of the New York Central Knickerbocker train near Muncie Indiana. All but two were treated and released after first aid as crews worked to restore the right of way. A spokesman said a wheel broke on the left rear of the second unit causing the derailment as the train headed from New York City to St. Louis Mo.
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Muncie
Ind
New York Central Railroad
Knickerbocker
New York City
St. Louis
Mrs Welsh Succumbs at 38 in Frederick County
Madeline Frances Welsh 38 wife of Broddus Richard Welsh of Armel Frederick County died at 2 a m at her home after a two week illness. Born July 23 1912 in Stephens City she was daughter of William and Minnie Rit ter Madigan. Survived by husband three sons two at home and others including sisters and brothers. Funeral arrangements pending from son at Camp Rucker and body at Omps Funeral Home.
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Madeline Frances Welsh
Broddus Richard Welsh
Armel
Frederick County
Stephens City
William and
Minnie Ritter Madigan
Broddus Welsh, Jr
Camp Rucker
Ala
Julian Lee
Ora Welsh
Folowing
Lawrence Boyd
Margaret Madigan
White Post
Carrie Magrove
Midway Madigan
Berryville
Herman P and
Loring William Madigan
Wincheser
Revel Madigan
Mount Clemens
Mich
Omps Funeral Home
Mrs. Linda Triggs Rites Held at Whitacre Redland
Funeral services for Mrs. Linda P. Triggs 57 of Wadesville Clarke County were held yesterday at 2 p m at the Whitacre Redland Church with the Rev Emory Elsmore presiding. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Joseph Newlin Cather Nixon Robert Duvall Harrison Shirley Wilson Keiter and Brunk Shickle.
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Linda P. Triggs
Wadesville
Clarke County
Whitacre Redland Church
Emory Elsmore
Joseph Newlin
Cather Nixon
Robert Duvall
Harrison Shirley
Wilson Keiter
Brunk Shickle
Truman forecasts 1953 spending nearly double current outlay
On WINX Meet Your Congress Truman projects 1953 government outlay around 90 billion dollars, about twice this year’s. Taft warns inflation risk unless spending slows and spreads to meet defense goals. Senate Small Business Committee to probe price wars impacting small retailers as price chart postings begin in stores.
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WINX
Congress
Taft
Senate
Small Business Committee
Sparkman
Dala
Uncle of Meredith E. Royston Dies in Marsh All
Lewis H. Royston 80 of Marsh All died at home. He was uncle of Meredith E. Royston Sr. Survivors include his widow and two children Norris Royston of Middleburg and Mary Jane Haga of Arlington. Funeral at Marshall Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. EST with Masonic honors. Interment in Middleburg Memorial Cemetery.
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Lewis H. Royston
Marshall
Meredith E. Royston
Winchester
Red Plane Drops Live Bombs on German Town Jueterboe
Soviet aircraft reportedly dropped live bombs on a German village Jueterboe about 40 miles southwest of Ilin killing at least one and wounding six or eight others. The report noted no explanation but suggested a Russian plane may have jettisoned the bombs due to mechanical trouble.
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Berlin
Ilin
King Leopold III Announces Abdication Date
King Leopold III told the Belgian government he will abdicate on July 16 in a letter to Prime Minister Joseph Pholsen who announced the news. The Prime Minister said Baudouin, the king's eldest son, will be coronated soon.
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Brussells
Belgium
Leopold III
Joseph Pholsen
Princ Baudouin
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B. Braddock St
PW. Pouomiy Losier
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Aalo Lal Aeev
Rete Taal
Buncutter Tire CO
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Truman
M. E. Royston
Leopold
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C. I. Brumback & Sons
Mercury
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Chevrolet
Chapman Motor CO
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Belegium
Baudouin I
Ila
de Soto
Heatwole Motor CO
Omps’ Funeral Home
DELCO
Braddock
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Tia
Features Fala
N. Braddock St
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