World Talks Peace War Roars Into Its Second Year
Red forces push in North Korea amid renewed fighting as jet clashes over the Yalu River mark the eighth of nine days of air combat. Both sides report losses with the war entering its second year and no immediate ceasefire in sight.
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Manuria
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U.S
Manchuria
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Traffic Reversed On Indian Alley And Loud Street
Police report congestion changes on Indian Alley and Loud Street with altered traffic flow. Amid broader market notes, apple prospects for 1951 show a bumper crop, with 27 million bushels mid estimates, while Virginia and Midwest outputs trend differently and Duffy Mott delays Aspers plant.
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Loudoun Street
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Virginia
Midwest
Duffy-Mott Company
Aspers
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Accuse British Oilmen of Sabotage
Report mentions Iranian officials accusing British oilmen of sabotage amid plans by the Tranien National Oil Company to nationalize and take over OSOC properties. They threaten shutting down oil storage facilities if demands for receipts are unmet, with Drake addressing Iran’s defense response.
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OSOC
Nationalizatio Limited
Lion’s
See Sues
Drake
Western Union Strike Called Over Wage Boost
A strike is called by the Western Union strike bargaining agent demanding a one cent hourly wage increase for 38,000 workers. About 4,000 employees in the New York City metro area are represented by the American Communications Association.
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New York City
American Communica
Cross Junction Men Held for Stabbing Incident
Clarke County police say two Cross Junction men were held after a stabbing along the highway near Opeq Creek between 7 and 7 30 p m yesterday. Hollis Lee Martin, 26, of 3168 Cameron Street, was admitted about 8 30 p m with serious blood loss and received a transfusion. his condition was reported as good.
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Elonious
L. Woolf
Clarke County
Opeq Creek
Hollis Lee Martin
Cameron Street
Markets React To Soviet Proposal
Prices slipped on global markets after Soviet proposals for Korea cease fire talks. The initial NYSE drop was a few cents, grains fell with wheat 6c, corn 6 1 4c, rye 7 3 4c, and coffee, cotton, and rubber also eased.
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Associated Press
Korea
New York Stock Exchange
Singapore
Bombay
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
London
Producer Denies Red Membership in Senate Hearing
The 43 year old Academy Award winner testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee denying Communist Party membership and stating he would not answer questions about Rossen’s activities to avoid self incrimination while pledging loyalty and readiness to defend against enemies including the Soviet Union.
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House
Unamerican Activities Committee
Hollywood
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Rossen
Crime Probers On TV Tomorrow Hearings Slated
Senate Crime Investigating Committee led by Chairman Herbert R. O Conor will hold two days of hearings on narcotics policy. NBC will televise from Washington via WNBW with a non commercial broadcast. The focus will be on three basics of the nation’s narcotics problem.
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Senate
Dope
Herbert R. O'Conor
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O'Donnell Finishes Last Witness in MacArthur Hearing
O'Donnell was the thirteenth and final witness in Senate hearings on U S Far Eastern policy and MacArthur's dismissal. Chairman Russell warned the panel could resume testimony or issue a report by Wednesday with likely majority and minority views.
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Old Stone Church Cemetery Memorial Service Report
The 425 persons buried in Old Stone Church Cemetery at Greenspring were memorialized in a service yesterday afternoon. B Brooks Smith of Winchester compiled the burial record and the former subscription school membership roll was referenced. W W Glass of Winchester Brethren Church delivered the invocation as special music accompanied the ceremony.
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Greenspring
B. Brooks Smith
Winchester
W. W. Glass
Brethren Church
Burton Ritter Hurt By Delivery Truck
Burton C. Ritter of 117 Millwood Avenue rests at Meital Hospital after a coal delivery truck backed into his yard Saturday injuring him. A compound jaw fracture was caused when the driver failed to see him near the gate while opening the coal chute.
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Burton C. Ritter
Millwood Avenue
Me Ital
Ritter
Virginia Woolen Mill
First Sponsored Color TV Program To Be Seen Today
New York CBS launches the world’s first sponsored color television program with Arthur Godfrey Faye Emerson Ed Sullivan Garry Moore and more on five CBS stations at 3 30 p m EST CBS sponsors pay 5000 for the privilege as color TV eyes rise while RCA demonstrations run nearby in Passaic New Jersey CBS plans include William S Paley Frank and Pray Panner on air discussing color television and its future.
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Columbia Broadcasting Systems
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Arthur Godfrey
Faye Emerson
Ed Sullivan
Garry Moore
CBS
Passiac
N. J
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Aleban B. Dumont
Wiliam
Paley
Frank
Pray Pafner
Mia Colorlevision
Court Sentences Two for Felonies
A man admitted entering a restaurant through a back window and taking about $55 from the till. He received a two year term in the state penitentiary.
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Miller
Chrysler Allowed To Raise Prices
Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization authorized Chrysler to raise retail prices on 11 new V eight engine models. The agency set ceilings for five New Yorker models, four Imperial series, and two Crown Imperial variants, marking the first time dollars and cents ceilings are used for autos. Dealers may add taxes, transportation, servicing, and extra permitted under regulations to the retail list price.
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Washington
Chrysler Corporation
Office of Price Stabilization
Chrysler
Reguns
Cherries Ready at Boyds Orchard Near Winchester
Montmorency cherries are now ready at Boyds Orchard two miles north of Winchester on Martinsburg Pike. An NTED girl is needed for soda fountain service. Rhodes Cip offers store prices reduced 20 percent below OPS ceiling for cash and 15 percent below ceiling for credit on bedroom and living room furniture.
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Montmorency
Boyds Orchard
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike
Rhodes
O.P.S
End the Aggression to Secure Koreans
An article reports international calls to end aggression in Korea and secure Korean safety. It notes reactions to Malik’s proposal, U N statements urging negotiations for a military cease fire, and cautious responses from foreign ministries and the United Nations amid tensions with Russia and China.
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Pravda
Isvestia
Moscow
Morrison
Iran
United Nations
U.N. Gen- Assembly
Nasrallah Entezam
I Ceed Elas Iy
Ieral Assembly
Republic of Korea
Yalu
Trygve Lie
Navy Refuses To Run Ferries Amid Strike
Governor Battle asked the Navy to operate the Norfolk Eastern Shore ferry to move about 660 itinerant farm workers stranded on the Norfolk side. The Navy declined the request saying it should not engage in the operation.
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Battle
Navy
Norfol
Quest
Virginia State der Veavenry
May Cited For Contempt In Related Proceedings
May faced contempt citations tied to testimony about a business described as a gathering place for sports and monuments. The proceedings concern May’s conduct in relation to court-ordered statements and potential conflicts with the golf tournament scene noted in the record.
Still More Rain For Kansas Weather Glances
Forecasters warn of continuing rain and storms in Kansas with damaging winds and uprooted trees. Five cities report power and communication outages as warm conditions and scattered thunder showers affect the region.
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Kansas
Asters
Weather note from Winchester lab records heat spike
Yesterday's high at Winchester Re search Laboratory reached 94 degrees Fahrenheit. The report notes extreme heat and mentions expected rain that did not materialize, reflecting ongoing summer weather patterns.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
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