Knowland to discuss Yalta Conference when pertinent
Senator Knowland declares he will discuss the Yalta Conference whenever pertinent despite President Eisenhower's claim that such discussions serve no purpose. Other GOP leaders echo lessons from history while Democrats defend Roosevelt's wartime decisions and Bipartisan posture.
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Knowland
Yalta Conference
Washington
Sen
Calif
Eisenhower
GOP
Yalta
Bridges
Foundations Being Poured for New Elementary School
Concrete for the Garland Redd Quarles school foundations is underway in the southern city area. The English Construction Co. of Altavista won the $326,931 bid, with 36 workers on site and brick laying expected in about a week if weather stays favorable. The site covers 10 acres between Loudoun and Kent Streets and Southwerk and Whitlock Avenues.
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Garland Redd Quarles
English Construction Co
Altavista
Winchester School Board
Deward S. L. Phipps
8. Loudoun
S. Kent St
Southwerk St
Whitlock Ave
S. Loudoun St
Phipps
MacArthur Disavows Yalta Ties Fanning Debate
General Douglas MacArthur denies any link to the 1945 Yalta conference and says he would have opposed Soviet entry into the Pacific war. The remark contrasts with Forrestal diaries and prompts questions about diary edits and sources. A Handley Council meeting notice and a Bakers Tavern shooting match are also listed.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Yalta
Far East
Russia
James V. Forrestal
MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
Forrestal
Whitney
Walter Millis
White Post Boy Struck by Truck In Fair Condition
Samuel David Mitchel seven year old son of Mr and Mrs James E Mitchel of White Post was treated at Memorial Hospital for injuries after a truck struck him on State Rt 658 one mile south of White Post at 435 PM yesterday. Trooper J H Smith Jr investigated the 1950 International pickup driven by William Preston Boyer of Winchester owned by Mervel W Adams of Winchester. The boy ran from a field into the highway directly in front of the truck. Meanwhile two Winchester boys injured last Saturday by a bicycle collision on 8 Kent St were listed as slightly improved with Raymond Kerns showing moments of consciousness and Theodore Smith still unconscious with head injuries.
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Samuel David Mitchel
James E. Mitchel
White Post
Memorial Hospital
J. H. Smith, Jr
Theodore Smith
Shirley Smith
N. Cameron St
Oppenheimer Ban Forces Conference Cancellation
Seven scientists oppose the University of Washington ban on Dr J Robert Oppenheimer forcing cancellation of a planned April 7 8 symposium on enzyme action. Over 200 attendees were to be present with seven guest lecturers among signers from Wisconsin Harvard Washington University St Louis Rockefeller Institute and Harvard.
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Seattle
University of Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
University Department of Biochemistry
Oppenheimer
Washington
Henry Schmitz
Robert A. Alberty
University of Wisconsin
Konrad Bloch
Harvard
David E. Green
Arthur Kornberg
Washington University
St. Louis
Henry A. Lardy
William H. Stein
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Bert. L. Vallee
Temperature Drop Promised By Spring Weather Forecast
Spring weather prevailed today with forecasts predicting a drop to freezing or below tonight. A 64 degree high was reached this afternoon after a 41 degree low last night, with tonight's low forecast at 26 to 32 degrees and continued cooler conditions tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Civil Defense Alert in Clarke Termed Successful
Clarke County Civil Defense alert labeled a complete success by coordinator Kenneth N. Gilpin Jr. The drill began with wardens reporting within 18 minutes and a canteen in operation within 20 minutes. The full organization mobilized within 45 minutes and the alert lasted about one hour.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr
Miss Larrick's Book Series Won Award for Random House
A Winchester woman, Nancy Larrick, helped Random House win an award as 50 000 boys nationwide chose Landmark and Allabout Books as best informational series of the year. She directs children's education at Random House and edited landmark titles. The award was announced in a Junior Century Club meeting when Miss Charlotte DeHart presented findings and noted Larrick's influence in education and publishing.
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Winchester
Nancy Larrick
Random House, Publishers
Bennett Cerf
Boys Clubs of America
Random House
Allabout Books
Miss Larrick
Charlotte DeHart
Virginia Avenue
New York Times
Wales
Roy Chap
Taught to Hate the West 20 Americans Reported in East German Center
Bonn reports Allied officials say about 20 Americans are in a Bautzen brainwashing camp in East Germany. The camp is described as a center where inmates learn to hate the West. Details emerged after a Communist youth leader who escaped to Frankfurt spoke.
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Bonn
Germany
Bautzen
East Germany
Frankfurt
West
Vorkuta
Arctic Circle
Soviet Union
Byrd fears OTC may limit Ike in future trade crises
Senator Byrd warns the proposed 34-nation Organization for Trade Cooperation could tie the President's hands in emergencies under the GATT framework. He insists the OTC status be clarified before Congress acts on extending the reciprocal trade agreements act. Secretary Dulles says OTC cannot force action but would require justification before world opinion.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
International Trade Agency
Senate
Nsenhower
Dulles
State Department
Finance Committee
Gore
D-Tenn
New York
Organization For Trade Cooperation
OTC
United States
Geneva
Executive Council
Congress
House
Woman 35 Held On Bigamy Charge in England
Evelyn Anthony, 35, appeared for a preliminary hearing on a bigamy charge. Husband Cecil Anthony and another man, Edward J. Jenkins, testified to two marriages and Evelyn's alleged double life, including night work and long daily absences. Bail was posted for her release until trial.
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Newport
England
Evelyn Anthony
Cecil Anthony
Evelyn
Edward J. Jenkins
Jenkins
Anthony
Paul V McNutt Dies Former Indiana Governor at 64
Paul V. McNutt 64 former Indiana governor and ex envoy to the Philippines died in New York City. He was with his wife and daughter Louise at his Fifth Avenue apartment about 8 30 am. Cause of death not disclosed. McNutt once led the American Legion and later pursued the presidency in 1940 before Roosevelt’s third term decision ended his bid.
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New York
Paul McNutt
Indiana
Philippines
McNutt
Manila
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Last Bodies Removed From Plane Wreckage
HONOLULU reports the last of 66 bodies were removed from a Navy plane crash site. Two Air Force identification experts traveled from Wright-Patterson Field to assist in identifying the remains.
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Honolulu
Air Force
Wright - Patterson Field
Dayton
Ohio
Weather Delays 500-Foot Tower Blast in Nevada
In Las Vegas Nevada no nuclear shot occurred as a 500 foot tower blast was postponed until tomorrow at the earliest due to weather. The underground detonation, the 38th in the series, produced a brownish cloud as the tiny device yielded a mushroom rise to 11 000 feet. The Army Corps of Engineers oversaw the Nevada test at Yucca Flat with 280 observers five miles away. AEC reported no radioactive fallout outside the site.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Yucca
Army
Corps of Engineers
Nevada Sit
Atomic Energy Commission
Lovett's Shoppe Ad Seeks Friends and Customers
Lovett's Shoe and Dress Shoppe at 156 158 N Loudoun invites friends and customers to visit. An ad references Rose Kay Lee and a Spring mattress priced at 19.95 from J Grove Furniture Co. plus a local address line.
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Lovett's Shoe & Dress Shoppe
N. Loudoun
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
No Conspiracy Claim Denied By Adams In Peress Probe
Army counsel John G. Adams rejected Sen. McCarthy charge that he and White House aides conspired at a Justice Department meeting to block Senate inquiry into the Irving Peress case. Adams testified before the Senate Investigations subcommittee about the January 21 1954 meeting attended also by Attorney General.
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Washington
John G. Adams
Army
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
Justice Department
Senate
Irving Peress
Adams
Atty
McCarthy Disputes Adams Testimony On Peress Case
Army counsel John G. Adams testified he had the last chance to block an honorable discharge for Maj. Irving Peress but says if he had known all facts the man would have been court-martialed. He cited McCarthy blocking Senate transcripts as key reason for limited information.
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Washington
Army
John G. Adams
Maj
Irving Peress
Adams
Peress
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Roy Cohn
Army Intelligence
Pentagon
Arthur G. Trudeau
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Frank Carr
Adams Denies Conspiracy Ties in Army Hearings
Adams says Brownell and others were not part of a conspiracy regarding Peress hearings or Ft Monmouth. He cites two subjects discussed McCarthy ultimatum and alleged special treatment for Pvt G David Schine. He learned of Peress name late January and protested the slowness of his discharge from the Army.
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Adams
Ft. Monmouth
Sen
McCarthy
Army Loyalty Board
David Schine
Peress
Brownell
White House
Sherman Adams
Gerald Morgan
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
William P. Rogers
New York
Senator George Seeks Unity Before Big Four Talks
Sen George of Georgia calls for renewed free world unity as a prelude to possible Big Four talks on world peace. Sen Knowland suggests a preliminary Big Three gathering to align policy before any full Russia meeting. He notes Eisenhower’s openness to discussions if outcomes are likely.
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George
Washington
Sen
D-Ga
Knowland
R-Calif
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Eisenhower
Paris
Great Britain
Senate
Heart Day in Winchester Supports Heart Fund Drive
Winchester designates Heart Day with Girl Scout Troop 17 collecting donations Saturday starting 10 a.m. in the downtown area as part of the Heart Fund Drive. Funds go to the Jayceeettes to forward to Richmond crediting Winchester. contributions may be mailed to Mrs. Russell B. Newcome, treasurer, at 1414 S Braddock St.
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Winchester
Jayceeettes
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cecil Herbaugh
Jayceeette
Richmond
Russell B. Newcome
S. Braddock St
UN Security Council Delays Action on Egyptian-Israeli Border Clashes
The U N Security Council postponed further steps until next week after hearing Israel plead with Egypt to join a pledge not to use force along the frontier.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Egypt
Reds Free Pilot of Helicopter Forced Down in East Germany
The U S Army helicopter pilot Lt. Lewis E. Jacquay of Fort Wayne Indiana and his passenger Horst Kuehn were released by Soviet authorities after a forced landing near the East German border. They had been detained a week after a snow squall blew them across the border during a Signal Corps aerial survey. The helicopter was recovered by an American crew and flown to Schweinfurt in West Germany.
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Reds
East Germany
Stuttgart
Germany
Iron Curtain
Bad Neustadt
Bavaria
Lewis E. Jacquay
Fort Wayne
Ind
Horst Kuehn
U. S. Army
Jacquay
Sharon
Jacquays
Army Signal Corps
Schweinfurt
West Germany
East Berlin student anti-Red group called Anarchists
A 17 year old Russian defector describes a secret anti Communist group of 50 students at a Soviet school in East Berlin, all children of army and high officials. He says the group is pro West, anti Kremlin and excludes girls. He fears Soviet retaliation against his father and seeks asylum in the United States.
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Berlin
West
East Berlin
High Commission
Kremlin
Valery Lysikov
West Berlin
Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Union
Lysikov
Siberia
Germany
Lyusikov
United States
Young Lysikov
Stalingrad
James Wood Band Spring Concert Tomorrow
The James Wood High School Band and Junior Band under George Turner perform their fourth annual spring concert tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The Junior Band plays Holmes pieces and others. the High School Band features Marches, The Syncopated Clock, Moods Americana, Copa Cabana, and more. Senior band members include Mauzy Knighting McKinney White Wolfe and Ramey.
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James Wood
George Turner
Holmes
Air Mail
DeLamater
Taylor
Grieg
Leroy Anderson
Gerald Humel
Harold Walters
Frese
Little Leaden Soldiers
Pierne
Frangkiser
James Tarver
Betty Knighting
Robert McKinney
Ralph White
Anne Wolfe
B Ramey
Winchester Junior Chamber Commerce
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