U N Proposed Package Deal for Korea Armistice Talks
Negotiators in Munsan discuss a UN “package deal” offering to trade only part of concessions. The plan links troop reports and a ban on secret weapons inspections with inclusion of Korea in armistice clauses while allowing possible naval blockades if needed. Reds demand wording changes and warn they may speak later on the matter.
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Munsan
Isues
U. N
Tve
G Tent
Commu
Kose Island
United
Nations Command
Reds
Chang Chun Sang
Was & S
Andrew J. Kinney
Korea
China
Philadelphia Area Televiewers To Sit In On Operation
Philadelphia area televiewers will watch a live operation at University of Pennsylvania Hospital carried by WPTZ. The patient is a middle aged man with a stomach ulcer. Dr L Ravydin will lead the procedure with running commentary for the audience. The telecast covers eastern Pennsylvania parts of New Jersey and Delaware.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
WPTZ
American Medical Association
University
Ravydin
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
The AU -21MH Golden Glow Restaurant
The House of Good Food and Pleasant Atmosphere serves from 10 30 AM to 9 30 PM daily with extended evening hours on weekends.
Winchester Nursing School Class of 1954 Receives Caps
Members of the Class of 1954 at Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing receive their caps in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the Presbyterian Church. Front row includes Margaret Shackelford and Miriam Mowery. other names span across students Dorcas Perkins to Joan Webb in subsequent rows.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
The
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Ann Shackelford
Miriam Frances Mowery
Sara Jane Miller
Jeannette Marie Dove
Emily Jane Ellinger
Betty Ann Utterback
Nancy Sue Cather
Mona Mae Rosendale
Lamaris Josephine la
MiGs and U S Plane Lost in Korean Air Battle
Fifth Air Force reports 15 MiGs destroyed and one Sabre jet lost in air combat during the week. Seven UN planes were lost to ground fire and other causes. Cloudy skies over North Korea. UN planes pressed Red front lines with ground assaults, including four Shooting Star strikes near the Punchbowl.
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Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
U. N
North Korea
Red
Korean
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Schedule Outlined
Tentative events for the twenty-fifth Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on May 1 and 2 include the Winchester Bicentennial. The Virginia Travel Council will mail the programs and mail-order tickets for pageants parades and dances. Grand events feature the coronation of Queen Shenandoah XXIV, the Harvest of the Years pageant, Bailey Goss as Grand Marshal, Fireworks, and Blossom Ball.
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Shenandoah
Winchester
Virginia Travel Council
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Shenandoah XXIV
Bailey Goss
Wmar-Tv
Baltimore
Grand Marshaal
Steelworkers Plan Meeting Ahead of Nationwide Strike
The CIO United Steelworkers Union called an executive board and 70 member wage policy committee meeting for next Tuesday at the Hotel Roosevelt in Washington. The union intends to strike at midnight Sunday March 23 to back contract demands.
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Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers Union
Hotel Roosevelt
Washington
Finnegan Convicted on Two Misconduct in Office Charges
Federal court jurors convict former Internal Revenue Collector James P. Finnegan of two misconduct in office counts. He faces up to four years in prison and $20,000 in fines when Judge Rubey M. Hulen sentences him on March 24.
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Finnegan
Louis
Internal Revenue
James P. Finnegan
U. S
Rubey M. Hulen
Denis W. Delaney
Boston
James G Smyth
San Francisco
Wesure
Legion commander attacks Acheson and panmunjom talks
Donald Wilson of Clarksburg West Virginia criticized Secretary of State Dean Acheson and his aides during a speech before about 800 American Legion members and their wives in Baltimore. He called the Korean War talks at Panmunjom useless and a waste of time and said the United States should punish the aggressor rather than seek diplomatic limits. He announced he would return to Clarksburg.
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Baltimore
Dean Acheson
Donald Wilson
American Legion
Wilson
Clarksburg
W. Valanyer
Panmunjom
Korea
You Can Still Get a Good Steak for $1
An old restaurant ad touts a steak deal for one dollar with French fries cole slaw sliced tomatoes hot rolls butter and coffee at Lee-Jackson Restaurant on Route 50.
Richmond Gets Largest Share In 1952 School Aid Allocations
State Education Department announces emergency school construction aid totaling 13.5 million for 1952 across counties and cities under the Battle program. Richmond leads with 622,631, followed by Norfolk 556,103 and Roanoke 302,063. additional locality figures include Staunton Waynesboro Winchester and others with varied funds.
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Richmond
State Education Department
General Assembly
Battle
Norfolk
Roanoke
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Waynesboro
Winchester
Fairfax
Augusta
Clarke
Fauquier
Frederick
Loudoun
Rappahannock
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren
Army transport Winthrop Victory carries 133 Korean War dead
The Winthrop Victory arrived in San Francisco Bay with 133 Korean War dead on board.
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Oakland
Calif
Winthrop Victory
San Francisco Bay
Truman addresses nation after New Hampshire loss
President Truman speaks in New York before 3,000 high school editors on Citizenship as Kefauver edges him in New Hampshire. Kefauver timelines Florida primary date with Fuller Warren. Taft and Eisenhower battle for Louisiana and California momentum. Hoffman travels to Paris as adviser to Citizens for Eisenhower.
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Truman
Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
New York
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Sen
Kefauver
Fuller Warren
Florida
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Robert A. Taft Taft
Louisiana
Republican State Central Committee
Eisenhower
Baton Rouge
Taft
Arizona
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paul G. Hoffman
Ford Foundation
Paris
Hoffman
Citizens For Eisenhower
Sen. McMahon
Connecticut
Rush at License Offices For 1952 Tags
Edwin Snider and Commissioner of Revenue Taylor Barr reported a heavy rush of business as residents crowded the local license bureau to obtain state and city licenses for 1952. State tags, color coded by vehicle type, went on sale with a deadline of April 15. City tags also began. city rates include 16 cents per hundredweight and a $2 penalty for city residents who delay. First state license buyer and first city tag recipient named.
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Edwin Snider
Taylor Barr
Commissioner of Revenue
Clarence Jenkins
Loudoun St
Cathering Virginia Clark
Elm St
Marines Reach Camp Pendleton Buses Fooled By Five Foot Snow
A Sierra snow storm trapped two Marine buses near Bridgeport on U S 395 in a 23 mile stretch. The Leathernecks, from Pickle Meadow camp, were finally aided by snow plows to resume toward Camp Pendleton after other convoy members reached towns.
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San Francisco
Rotary
Pickle Meadow
California
Camp Pendleton
State Division of Highways
Bishop
Bridgeport
Sonora Junction
Sierra Nevada
Prison Riot at Koje Island Leaves 12 Killed
U S Army Captain tried to halt South Korean guards as 12 North Korean prisoners were killed and 26 wounded in a Koje Island Compound 92 uprising. Rock throwing by Red prisoners provoked the clash amid calls of Stop it as guards opened fire. Brig Gen Frank T Dodd says full findings await Army inquiry.
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Koje Island
Korea
Compound 92
Koje
Republic of Korea
ROK
Stones
Frank T. Dodd
Kose
Dodd
UAW Board Fires Ford Local Officers Over Communist Ties
The international executive board of the CIO United Auto Workers set up a six member administration for Ford Local 600 in Detroit and directed it to fire any officers found to be members of or subservient to the Communist Party. Carl Stellato faced ouster after a show cause hearing, with Walter Reuther leading the action amid long standing feuds between Stellato and Reuther.
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Detroit
International
CIO
United Auto Workers Today
Ford Local 600
Communist Party
Carl Stellato
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Six
Local 600
House Un-American Activities Committee
Stellato
Reuther
Sussex Denies Tests Basis For Ejecting Negroes From School
RICHMOND. Sussex County school superintendent TD Foster denies that Negro pupils are expelled for failing mental capacity tests. He confirms tests in fourth and seventh grades for mental rating but says no child is removed for failure and that misconduct is the only reason for removal. A Negro visiting teacher exists to encourage attendance. no such position for whites.
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Richmond
Sussex County
TD. Foster
Foster
Oliver Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hill
Sussex
Morris defies pressure to quit as ship scandal probe continues
Newbold Morris, the government's clean up chief, vowed he would not quit despite critics and Senator Nixon calling for his resignation. Morris said he would not bow to character attacks and would return to Washington to press the investigation of government ship deals.
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New York
Newbold Morris
Morris
Sen
Nixon
R-Calif
CBS
Truman
Senate
President Truman Addresses New York Student Editors
President Truman arrived in New York to speak extemporaneously to more than 3000 teenagers and to a national radio audience on citizenship. He flew from Washington with his wife and mother in law aboard the Independence and was met at LaGuardia by security and officials.
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New York
Truman
Key West
LaGuardia Field
Washington
Blair House
Human Fly Climbs Building in Cold Crowd Night Show
John Wood known as the Human Fly drew about 500 spectators to scale the five story George Washington Hotel in Cameron last night. The Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsored the climb and netted roughly 75 for the building fund. An ambulance stood by as the west face was floodlit and Wood noted prior climbs including the Woolworth Building and William Penn statue.
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John Wood
Cameron
George Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wood
Woods
Woolworth
New York City
Wiliam Penn
City Hall
Philadelphia
Three-Alarm Fire Destroys Two Norfolk Buildings
A three alarm fire on East Main Street in Norfolk injures five people, with one missing. Victims include Doris Gordon 8 Ruth Adams 13 Daisy Barnes 40 and Willie May Banks 26 who jumped from a third floor. Mamie Pearson 66 injured falling on stairs. Joe Nathan Rogers 22 a naval base employee is missing as firefighters search the rubble. The blaze began in a waste paper business on the first floor and spread to a neighboring building housing Twin City Tobacco Company. damage estimate not yet available.
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Norfolk
East Main Street
Doris Gordon
Ruth Adams
Daisy Barnes
Willie May Banks
Mamie Pearson
Bnt
Joe Nathan Rogers
Naval Base
Twin City Tobacco Company
Youths Break Into Workingman's Store and Pure Oil Station
Two 15 year old Pennsylvania boys were arrested at 3 14 this morning after breaking front door glass to enter the Workingman's Store at 133 N Loudoun Street. They also admitted entering the Pure Oil Service Station on N Cameron Street. nothing reported stolen. Addresses given: Westmoreland City and a suburb of Erwin. Officers: Sergeant Emory Rogers and Patrolmen Lester Shickle and James Claycomb.
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Pennsylvania
Workingman’s
N. Loudoun Street
N. Cameron Street
Olice
Westmoreland City
Erwin
Emory Rogers
Lester Shickle
James Claycomb
Beauty Queens Targeted for Student Fund Pie Toss
UNM students plan a pie throwing event next Friday to raise World Student Service Fund money. Eight campus beauty queens including Homecoming Queen Gally Masury will be featured as targets to benefit foreign students seeking education through the fund.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
World Student Service Fund
WSSF
Gally Masury
Redondo Beach
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Betty Mae Stokely
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Grayce Marie Boaz
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Joan Carolyn Webb
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Warwick Hotel Corporation
Coast Guard
American Lithofold Corporation
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Legion
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Lee-Jackson
Rt. 50
N.H
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