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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

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15 Year Sentence Given Archbishop by Hungarian Court

The Hungarian court handed 15 year terms on espionage charges to Archbishop Mindszenty and American businessman Robert A Vogeler after guilty pleas. Judge Olti also presided as trials were described by the U S State Department as political prosecution. The Archbishop appealed for clemency.

Legation SF Grekecaner Gyula Alapi Alapi Wumamiene Mindszenty Robert A. Vogeler Olti U. S. State Department Proce

Mother and Infant Die at Hospital

Names Kenneth B. and Vernon L. with William R. and Ramey of Boyce are listed among those attending funeral services for the mother and infant who died at the hospital. Services set for Saturday at 2:30 PM at the Meade Me Post with interment in the churchyard led by Rev J A Pigg. Additional survivor Mrs Gladys H Eaves of Elizabeth Cran appears in the readout.

Kenneth B Vernon L William R R. Ramey Boyce Arlington Ford Meade Me Post J. A. Pigg Church Yard Gladys H. Eaves Elen Cran

What is a column and how it appears in many fields

The piece explains that a column is a supporting shaft in architecture and appears in anatomy botany and mathematics. It notes columns appear in military marching naval formations and in calico printing and chemical procedures, then ends with a playful nudge about columnist confusion.

Snyder Asks Senators For $3 Billion More in Taxes

The report notes Snyder pressing Senate Finance Committee for a tax increase of about 10 billion dollars arguing inflation risks and urging further tax bills. Debate centers on revenue projections and calls for spending cuts amid White House resistance to reductions.

Snyder Truman Senate Finance Committee House Congress Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Byrd

Crime Probers Focus on Reading Pa Gambling Attitude

A witness labels Reading as a liberal gambling city where efforts to curb gambling fail to win elections. He notes gambling is openly known yet not seen as notorious by locals, while slot operations are concentrated in larger cities. The testimony hints at a nationwide pattern regardless of city size.

Reading Syndica Cc Rad

Probe Letters Poking Fun At Defense Efforts

Columbus officials report a flood of satirical letters mocking civil defense have reached Columbus Detroit Cleveland and New York The letters signed by Hugh B Reddy present fake civil defense assignments and warnings about carrying extra water authorities confirm the prank is nation wide and not limited to one city.

Columbus Civil Defense Detroit Cleveland New York Columbus Civil Defense George Arnold Ohio Arnold Hugh B. Reddy

Stop Gap Extension Of Controls Okayed By House Group

House committee approves a stop gap extension of controls to keep them in effect until midnight. The measure aims to prevent gaps in governance while broader policy decisions are debated.

Senate

Harold Bowes Reaches Yellowstone Park Height

Harold Bowes reaches Yellowstone Park at 8157 feet and plans to enter the Alaska Highway near Sunday.

Harold Bowes Yellowstone Park Iion

Admiral Faces Red Gunfire at Wonsan

Admiral in Wonsan watches 45000 ton New Jersey and Seventh Fleet flagship battle batteries but reports no hits. Sherman tours combat waters aboard the New Jersey as crews repel Go man units. Naval action continues with troops positions near Wonsan. war front has been active for 133 days.

Wonsan Jersey Seventh Fleet Sherman New Jersey First E. U. B

Russia Reported As Having 100 Atomic Bombs

A speech to the House claimed Russia possesses about 100 atomic bombs and urged quick approval of a temporary measure. The report frames the assertion as a call to action for lawmakers to act swiftly on the proposal.

Russia

Bailey Estate Appraised At 107 587 13 In Winchester

The estate of late Cecil H Prominent farmer and businessman of Winchester and Frederick County is officially appraised at 10758713. The will lists a one half interest in the Sanitary Laundry Building and in 18 acres known as the Luttrell and Dudley land in southeast Winchester plus stock and equipment of Bailey Brothers Own. Notes bonds and bank deposits total over 20000.

Cecil H Winchester Frederick County Tee Peyton J Piccadilly Luttrell and Dudley Bailey Brothers Bailey Farmers Livestock Exc George W. Hotel National Pruit Sale Company Sealerr Launaceae Apple Com and Winchester Cor. Sorenon

Yanks Hope For Possible Cease-Fire Amid Uncertain Talks

Reporters say Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet showed no commitment as U S troops continued duties while rumors spread of a Soviet backed cease-fire proposal. Tokyo was quiet on Ridgway’s movements with no clear confirmation he had departed for Korea. Optimism mixed with doubt as officials weighed potential talks and outcomes.

James A. van Fleet Som Tokyo Korea Rett Ridgway

Red Cross Reaffirms Fundraising Policy

New York report states the American Red Cross reaffirms its policy of conducting its own fundraising. It notes more than 6,000 delegates attended the 26th AR C convention and mentions three chapters instructed to cease and desist such practices.

New York American Red Cross

Thundering Allied Artillery Smash Chinese Attacks

General James A. Van Fleet warned of possible forerunners of a new Red offensive in Korea. He said he knew nothing about any cease fire pro per, and commented about the front across all three corps.

James A. van Fleet Korea United Nations van Fleet

Shipyard Strike Begins at Norfolk Yard

A walkout by the Industrial Union Workers CIO begins at Norfolk shipyard with no disturbances in the morning. Entry to yards is allowed for employees. Union regional rep Jack Gerson reports a counter proposal to demands, with the strike ball following at Talon Hall that night.

Industrial Union Workers CIO Jack Gerson Talon Hall

Weather Strikes Kansas and Louisiana Hard Hit by Heat

A broad heat and storm system raged from the Gulf northwest to the Great Lakes. Rain and thunderstorms pummeled the central plains and upper Midwest while dry wells and parched farmlands spurred weather relief efforts. Estimated damage runs into the tens of millions with grain stores and seeding efforts noted in several parishes and states.

Ees New Orleans Baton Rouge Louisia Gulf Great Lakes Mid-Continent Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley Kansas Nebraska Colorado

Wrong Number in Korea Causes Communication Mixup

An Allied interpreter with UN forces in Korea intercepted a North Korean radio exchange. The North said they needed 150 replacements and asked for food and artillery support, but the relay suggested the message may have been misdirected to the Allied unit. The exchange ended with the interpreter delaying further action to avoid escalation.

Korea United Nations Unist Nore 4 Boreans

Notice of Dr. Arthur M. Jackel's office absence

Optometrist Dr. Arthur M. Jackel of 139 North Loudoun Street will be out of his office from noon June 29 to July 4. Litter AKC Registered Phone 6486.

Arthur M. Jackel N. Loudoun St

Iranian Premier Maintains Oil Nationalization Stand

Prime Minister Mossadegh writes to President Truman seeking support for Iran's program. He blames Britain for threats to cut oil exports to the West and orders government workers to stay on duty. The letter signals Iran will pursue nationalization to the bitter end.

United Iran Mossadegh Mosnidesh

Union Seeks End to Injunction in Con Case

Judge Taylor declined to rule on Kelsey’s act and the court weighed merits of the con. The union urged the court to lift the injunction while evaluating evidence and testimony from officers and officials in the proceedings.

Taylor Kelsey Emagy

Closing Notice for P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp

Filing notices indicate a closing action for the P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp with details limited to the reference code 1p-6-21-800 and no additional parties or dates provided in the readable text.

P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp Tonia Sfee Ee Oc

Talks To Military Only In Armistice Discussions

The department said Russia and China will restrict armistice talks to military issues only. The Soviet delegate and North Korean representatives discussed the terms, with references to Gromyko and Segoviot in yesterday’s briefing.

Washington Russia Shanice Gromyko Gromyko

President Joins Attack Against GOP in Turbulent Talk

A garbled political brief reports the President attacking the GOP as out of touch and captured by reactionaries. It cites Charles Ey and Louis Hollander claiming party identity loss and MacArthur praise. Also notes a local business announcement about Terminal Tavern closing for a death in the family.

New ‘York Paul Ey Dix CIO Louis Hollander Douglas MacArthur

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