Murray Denies Making a Deal With President
Gary Indiana report on Philip Murray addressing 7 500 steelworkers denying any deal with President Truman over a Taft Hartley injunction. He accused Inland Steel President Clarence Randall of lying about a deal, attacked wage and union shop issues, and urged action as the strike enters its fourth week with government seizure debated. He blamed producers for delaying a settlement and criticized Eisenhower comments on the steel strike.
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Ind
CIO
Philip Murray
Truman
Inland Steel
Clarence Randall
Murray
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Randall
Murry
Miller Seeks Heavy Vote From Government Employees
Arlington area voices Miller campaign claims to mobilize federal workers. He aims to defeat Senator Byrd in Virginia by organizing Arlington Fairfax and Alexandria voters where many government employees reside. Byrd supporters push back as Miller positions for a decisive regional turnout.
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Arlington
Francis Pickens Miller
Byrd
United States Senate
Virginia
Miller
Arlington-Fairfax-Alexandria
Arlington-Fairfax Alexandria
New York Rain Delays Maxim Robinson Fight to Wednesday
The Joey Maxim Ray Robinson bout in New York was postponed to Wednesday night due to rain and cold conditions. Promoters cited weather as the reason delaying the event and keeping the public awaiting the matchup.
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New York
Joey Maxim-Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Uniforms for Firemans Parade Issued at Culpeper
South End Fire Co says uniforms for the fireman convention parade at Culpeper this Friday evening June 27 will be issued Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7 PM. Uniform Committee announces pickup times for the event.
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South End Fire Co
Culpeper
Bar Room Slugfest Highlights GOP Delegates Fight
The GOP battle for delegates raged with a bar room metaphor as violence erupted in Puerto Rico over rival three member delegations. Taft favored by some reports leads Eisenhower in Illinois as 10 delegates vote to complete the state's 60. Democrats name 22 delegates in Indiana and others later as convention opens July 21.
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Associated Press
Puerto Rico
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Illinois
Taft
Eisenhower
Indiana
Reds Protest Korean Civilians To Be Freed From U N Camps
United Nations negotiators told Communist leaders that 27 000 Korean civilians would be released from UN prison camps starting next month. North Korea denounced the move calling it unilateral and "cannon fodder" for the Allies. Maj. Gen. Harrison defended the plan noting most detainees were South Korean civilians captured early in the war. Talks made no progress on prisoner exchange but agreed to reconvene tomorrow at 11 am local time.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Nam I
U.N
William K. Harrison
Winchester to Celebrate Bicentennial Fourth of July
Massie announces Winchester will observe Independence Day as a Bicentennial event with morning and afternoon activities. The plan includes a speaker, safety provisions, and widespread decoration by stores and homes. Further details will be released soon.
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Winchester
America
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Bicentennial Commission
Massie
Plan to use small atomic bombs against enemy planes
Air Force Magazine reports a study on a revolutionary air defense system using small atomic bombs. Authorities believe adding the weapon could raise American defenses to destroy 95 percent of attacking planes, versus about 5 percent today, delivered by pilotless drones or large patrol aircraft with rockets.
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Washington
Air Force Magazine
United States
Three Die in State Highway Accidents
Virginia reports a weekend toll of three highway deaths amid a 1952 total of 398. Victims include William Bernard Scence 42 of Danville who died after a two car crash on U S Route 58. Lewis E Cash 27 of Waynesboro a passenger killed in a collision at Fairfax Circle. and William Jackie Herring 5 of Gainesville Prince William County who died on State Route 625. Brady A Manley 29 of Lexington was paralyzed from the waist down and treated at Arlington Hospital after the crash. police noted Cash died on arrival at Arlington Hospital.
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Rt. 5
Danville
Lewis E. Cash
Waynesboro
Fairfax
Cash
Willaam Jackie Herring
Gainesville
Prince William County
Arlington Hospital
Brady A. Manley
Lexington
Manley
Hugh Doggett Scott Dies at Home in Fredericksburg
Hugh Doggett Scott longtime president of the National Bank of Fredericksburg and father of the Pennsylvania congressman died at his home today. His son is the congressman from Pennsylvania. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Fredericksburg
Scrapping Buy American Act Urged by Presidential Board
A presidential board urged scrapping the Buy American Act of 1933 to allow foreign sources for raw materials. The Materials Policy Commission called for global search and domestic stockpiling, warning of resource shrinkage and security risks over the next 25 years. It urged tariff removal when foreign policy needs demand, and long term discovery and development of resources at home and abroad.
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Presidential Board
Washington
United States
America
Commission
British Soldiers Defy Keep-Away Orders Near Helmstedt
British troops and West German police reinforced frontier posts at Helmstedt after the kidnapping of 43 West German workers by East German police. Ten workers escaped. The abducted men were released later without explanation, while Russian officers questioned them. US officials and British authorities reviewed the incident.
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Helmstedt
Germany
Volkspolizei
People's Police
Hohnselben
Saxon-Anhalt
West Germany
East-West
Sweden awaits Soviet reply on Baltic DC-3 incident
Sweden asked the Soviet Union whether a DC-3 trainer and a search plane were shot down during the Baltic search. The third note, delivered by the Stockholm embassy, reports wreckage and life raft findings while Sweden halted the DC-3 search as officials awaited Moscow’s reply.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Baltic
Moscow
Rhee to Stay In Office Until New President Named
Supporters in the Korean National Assembly voted to retain President Syngman Rhee until a new president is elected. Anti-Rhee forces boycotted the session. The assembly set August 15 as the end date for Rhee’s term, with a possibility of his stay if no successor is named.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korean National Assembly
e@ assembly
Rhee
Massive Allied Air Strikes Hit Chinese Front
Allied air and ground forces on the Western Korea front knocked out five major hydro electric targets amid renewed raids. U N reports show 1,000 to 3,000 troops spearheaded assaults northwest of Chorwon with 627 killed and 529 wounded among Chinese forces. The action included battalion and regimental scale operations around T Bone and Pork Chop Hills and the Pork Chop Hill platoon siege led by 2nd Lt. James Fredrock.
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Seoul
U. N
Chorwon
Eighth Army
T-Bone
Pork Chop Hill
Tokyo
Korea
Milo Farnell
T-Bone Hill
Kumson
ROK
45Th
Oklahoma
Pork Chop
James Fredrock
Morgantown
W. Va
Fredrock
Fredlock
Redfield Burglary Trial Opens Today
The Redfield burglary case goes to trial in Carson City with Jeanne Michaud and financier La Vere Redfield central to the government’s charge. Michaud faces moving loot across state lines while Redfield, valued at a million dollars in losses, is held to testify. a bench warrant and $50 000 bond enforce attendance.
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Carson City
Nev
Redfield
Jeanne d'‘Arc Michaud
la Vere Redfield
Reno
Rover Foley
U. S
U S Olympic Team To Travel In Style
Hollywood hosts Bing Crosby and Bob Hope co chaired a coast to coast telethon to fund the U S Olympic team travel to Helsinki It raised about a million dollars in pledges during a 141/2 hour broadcast on CBS and NBC Crosby made his TV debut as the telethon aired through Saturday night into Sunday morning Appeals urged citizens nationwide to donate by phone wire or mail to local stations.
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Helsinki
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
CBS
NBC
Crosby
Cherry Crop About Same as Last Year
Local fruit growers say this year’s cherry crop is about the same as last year when less than half a crop was harvested in some orchards. Small growers report gallon sales around 75 cents versus 80 to 90 cents last year. Larger orchards expect pickup after July due to maturing on trees and weather risks.
Price Ceilings Lifted on Whiskey and Wine
Washington reports price ceilings removed from package and bulk whiskey and wine. Government and Office of Price Stabilization expect no price changes as current selling below ceilings. Similar actions lifted ceilings on cotton dry goods hides leather burlap and cotton bugs.
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Washington
Office of Price Stablization
Eisenhower to Debate Taft On TV From Denver
General Dwight D. Eisenhower will appear on a Denver television telecast to challenge Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio on foreign policy. The program airs tonight from 6:15 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Miller and Whitehead Attack Byrd as Primaries Near
Associated Press reports Virginia Senate race where Francis Miller questions if Senator Byrd would groom his son Harry Byrd Jr. for power. Byrd calls the insinuations tommyrot as Miller and Whitehead intensify attacks on Byrd’s long rule and past votes on the Flood Control Act and REA programs.
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Associated Press
Byrd
Francis Pickens Miller
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Miller
Washington
Virginia
Robert Whitehead
Bedford
Hot Springs
J. Miller
Congress
Harry Byrd, Jr
del. Whitehead
Power Trust
Virginia Rea Co-Ops
Five hundred air planes strike North Korea power plants
Air Force Navy and Marine planes knocked out five major hydro electric plants in Korea and parts of Manchuria in the biggest air raid of the Korean War. Targets included the Suiho plant near the Yalu River and stations at Chosin reservoir and Songchon River.
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Navy
Marine
Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Manchuria
Glenn O. Barcus
U. SS. Fifth Air Force
Suiho
Yalu River
Antung
Yalu
Chosin Reservoir
Songchon River
Hamhung
Boxer
Philippines Sea
Princeton
Bonhomme Richard
William Taylor
Florence
Ala
Wolson
Mukden
Bonneville
Pacific Northwest
John D. Nottingham
Houston
Tex
Fifth Air Force Public Information Officer
Nottingham
Pyongyang
Antune
Queen Elizabeth II returns to Buckingham Palace after Ascot
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh return to Buckingham Palace from Ascot Race Week at Windsor. The return marks the end of royal activities at Windsor and signals reshaping duties as public and civic events continue through the season.
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London
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Buckingham Palace
Royal Lodge
Windsor
Rouss Fire Co Uniforms Issued Ahead of Culpeper Parade
Members of the Rouss Fire Company will receive uniforms on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 7 PM. The parade is scheduled for Friday, June 27 in Culpeper.
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Greenwood Church
Winchester
Greenwood Road
Rouss Fire Co
Culpeper
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