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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
1
Senator Wiley denounced lax foreign policy urging Italy to curb heroin flow. He cited an Italian police affidavit quoting Luciano admitting American friends aided heroin overproduction in Italy. Chairman O Connor noted protective measures to hide agent identity.
A fragmented passage discusses American household norms such as 1.6 children and income around 4000 dollars yearly, plus owning a 10 500 pound yellow brick house. It notes a man whose job involves telling others what to do, with remarks on modesty and attitudes toward home ownership.
July attack expected as Reds expand forces around four buildup zones near Kumsong Inje Yonchon and the Iron Triangle. Allied probing by machinegun mortar and artillery presses red positions while front line talks hint at cease fire but fighting persists with U N patrols forced back and aerial clashes reported.
A man identified as Foreman faces grand larceny charges connected to an auto incident involving Jenkins. The vehicle, Jenkins' car, was driven by Foreman during the event on Woodstock Lane. A group member from Sunnyside remained at the location as officers investigated. Captain Francis Punk Pareto signatures appear in the report.
Washington announces Korea battle casualties rose to 76,749, up 3,145 from the prior week. The weekly Defense summary lists killed in action 421, wounded 2,537, missing 1,268, total 3,136, with families notified through last Friday.
Ruhr miners plan a July 1 strike involving 350000 workers in a push for a 14 percent wage rise. The union vote and government debate risk delaying the action as Germany faces a potential coal shortage.
Republicans on the House committee blocked a move to oust Acheson as the session prepares a vote on a resolution to attach cuts in personnel and funds to approval bills. The ranking member indicated the resolution would be sent to the House for action tomorrow in New York.
Greene, described as a good worker near Baltimore, was convicted after trial and awaits appeal in Ellicott City jail. The court imposed lashes under Maryland law. last lash precedents date to 1948 and 1931 in nearby counties. The defense plans an appeal led by attorney James MacGill.
The notice lists a closing event for the P W G Passe family corporation. It notes two dates in July with a 5 p.m. deadline and subsequent closing actions.
About 120 Winchester National Guard officers and enlisted men depart Friday at midnight for Camp ao for the first week of July training. Major Mifflin B. Clowe commands Battalion Headquarters Company L Staunton and Company M Harrisonburg with Captain James overs. An advance detail leaves for a cooks school. Major Richard D. Kern Lieut. Everett L. Wolfe Jr. and Two enlisted men accompany Company I. The 3rd Battalion under Major Clowe is part of the 116th Infantry of the 29th Division, to join maneuvers with an Ohio division.
Wilda Adams earns a place on the Chicago trip through the Night program at the Course at V. P. 1 tonight.
Frederick County community cannery at Stephens City Elementary School opens Tuesday July 3 at 9 am. Operated like previous years the service runs July through September for fruits and vegetables with a meat canning session later. For details call the school or James C. Gordon and appointments are required on Monday and Thursday afternoons.
British company readies to fly staff out of Iran as London weighs Operation Exodus. Secretary Acheson told the House there is no plan for U S intervention in Iran, countering Rep Patton who cited Korea action without a declaration.
In Atlanta militant groups announce a coordinated legal push to end racial segregation under the 14th Amendment and Equal Rights provisions. The plan envisions targeted court actions across states to challenge Jim Crow policies and enforce desegregation.
Benny Brown bids for a second win on Mack's Original Amateur Hour after appearing with his mother in York. He wore a new sport coat and earned praise from Mr. Mack as viewers await his return for a possible third appearance on the TV program.
The Rotary Club will install its new president at tomorrows regular luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Homer E. ahema and Daniel Leatherman are noted among those seated with the gavel to be passed. An Evelyns Beauty Shop notice and contact for appointment appears in the same column.
The Berryville Recognizance Company, the most heavily armored unit in the 29th Division, is ready to deploy. It boasts three 25 ton light tanks and has shipped jeeps with its gear. The company will depart from its Armory for camp duties.
A missing barrel of toxic sodium cyanide was recovered near Geneva along U S Route 20 after a highway incident. Indiana bound shipments were involved and a truck driver was observed loading a barrel onto his vehicle before taking it home. Patrolmen sought to identify the responsible party and shipment details.
Florida governor Warren received a subpoena to appear in Washington on July 9. Senator Herbert O Conor of Maryland was also ordered to appear in Jacksonville before the solicitor.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the cost of living index at 185.4 percent of the 1935-39 average, reaching a new high under both new and old types. A modest pay rise for workers aged 18 to Mey 1 Ga is noted, with prices for houses and goods showing slight retail increases.
The Weather Bureau warned of strong winds across West Virginia and urged precautionary measures. Officials projected gusts threatening outdoor work and travel disruptions with possible property damage.
A boy was struck by a Diamond Cab in front of a truck on Paisten Lane. The driver claimed he did not see the child until imminent danger. The boy received treatment at Winchester Hospital.
The Terminal Until Friday Tavern will remain closed through June 29 following a death in the family. Management cited the lack of staff and requested privacy during the personal bereavement.
United Nations reports show the West learning aims behind possible cease-fire talks tied to mutual withdrawal of forces along the 38th parallel. Secretary Dean says withdrawal of Chinese forces beyond the Yalu River could be part of discussions. The description comes as Beijing and Moscow influence shape the talks.
A fragmented report notes that Sherman assessed Pacific naval forces as adequate amid ongoing strategic concerns. The incomplete text references U S Navy command and general adequacy without specific figures or dates.
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