Eisenhower testimony may be eliminated from Congress probe
Gruenther reports to the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Europe’s defense needs and the $7 million foreign aid program. Mansfield signals possible push to call Eisenhower, while Gruenther’s briefing cools Senate talk about summons. Gruenther stresses NATO progress, Russia’s four million army, 20 000 aircraft and 300 submarines, and notes no anticipated attack.
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Washington
Alfred M.ther
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Gruenther
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Mansfield D- Mont
Eisenhower
Mansfield
Committee
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Russia
NATO
Rally plans and civic programs noted by Girl Scouts
The article lists Battaile, Stein, Windle, Rush and William Battaile with Girl Scouts forming a committee to distribute rally programs. An unusual Monday night entertainment program is being arranged by the Program Committee, with details to be announced. It also includes a citizenship Q and A detailing birthright rules for U S citizens and natural born citizens.
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Page 1Stein
Kenneth Windle
William Battaile
Rush
In Memoriam for Harry Branson Reynolds
A memorial note from His Wife, Sons and Grandchildren dated 3 26 11. It honors Harry Branson Reynolds who died March 26, 1949, recalling his love and role as father and grandfather and the family’s enduring sorrow and memories.
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Hustone
Harry Branson Reynolds
Lias Offers Over One Million To Settle Tax Case
William G Lias of Wheeling West Virginia sent Attorney General McGrath a final offer of 1 476 114 to settle his tax delinquencies for 1942 to 1947. The offer, tied to the deficits of Automatic Cigarette Sales Corp and Zellers Steak House Inc, excludes penalties and interest per his claim of acquittal on wilful evasion. Lias asserts receiverships and losses from his properties could outweigh any court victory and cites the Wheeling Downs Race Track, in receivership, as a factor in potential tax receipts and state revenue.
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Washington
Willam G
Wheeling
W Voman
Sen. Williams
Senate
West Virginia
Ohio
U. S
McGrath
Thurman Hill
Automatic Cigarette Sales Corp
Zellers Steak
Lias
Boothe Seeks Signatures for Special Assembly Session
Alexandria delegate Boothe announced a new drive to collect signatures for a petition asking Governor Battle to call a special session of the General Assembly. Lawmakers will be in Richmond for a one day session to witness bills from the final day of the 1952 session. Boothe stressed the issue crosses party lines as he promotes signatures.
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Richmond
Armistead Boothe
Alexandria
General Assembly
Boothe
House
Governor Battle
Senate
Democratic Party
Jets Bomb Red Emplacements Near Kaesong in Korea
U S jets destroyed 18 buildings and six troop revetments just east of Kaesong, outside the neutral zone, as Fifth Air Force and allied planes hit Red rail lines across North Korea. On the ground, a Red counterattack faltered on the Western Front with multiple probes repelled. brief skirmishes reported on the Eastern Front, and heavy Allied artillery casualties north east of Panmunjom.
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Seoul
Kaesong
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Panmuniom
Methodists Study Negro In Church
The Mission Study Book The Negro in the Methodist Church by Dr Mason Grum will be reviewed at a charge wide meeting of Stephens City Methodist congregations Sunday evening at Stephens City Church 7 30 p m This book is the first of a two volume study of the theme The second to be published later this year will cover Methodism in Africa The review panel includes Mrs A F Lillard Mrs Josephine Cammer A R Marks Mrs Ray Hicks Miss Mildred Lee Grove and Miss Eloise Lupton The article notes Methodism accounts for over 1700 pastoral charges nearly 300000 Negro church members with property valued at over 37640000 and lists 3000 churches and various schools hospitals homes and centers including Gulfside Miss
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Mason Grum
Stephens City
Africa
A. F. Lillard
Josephine Cammer
A. R. Marks
Ray Hicks
Mildred Lee Grove
Eloise Lupton
Methodist Church
Gulfside
Miss
100 Persons Active In Visitation Work
Well over 100 people made about 230 calls on Monday the first evening of the United Evangelistic Visitation program sponsored by Protestant churches. Visits run through Thursday with each team of two making four to six calls per night, meetings at 6 p.m. for supper and instruction led by Rev John Pemberton Jr. attendance for supper numbered 86, with many seeking guidance at Presbyterian Church.
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United Evangelistic Visitation
Presbyterian Church
John Pemberton, Jr
CIO Steelworkers Demand Acceptance OF WSB Proposal
In Pittsburgh the United Steelworkers pressed for acceptance of the Wage Stabilization Board plan as talks opened with Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. NSW District Director John Murray warned that rejection could trigger plant shutdowns. The WSB proposal includes a 17 1 2 cent hourly raise and benefits, with more talks to follow USW President Philip Murray planned to meet with U S Steel Corp later. a 650000 worker strike threat looms for April 8.
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Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers
Wage Stabilization Board
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Nsw
John Murray
WSB
Philip Murray
CTO
USW
U. S. Steel Corp
J and L
Pittsburghh
Aliquippa
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Auto License Renewals Hit 13 States in March
Washington reports 13 states plus the District of Columbia will renew auto licenses by March 31. Most issue one or two new plates or windshield tabs. Maryland Virginia use metal tabs, Rhode Island uses a reflective windshield sticker.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Ohio
Georgia
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Vermont
R. G. Bramhall
American Automobile Association
Eisenhower Eyes European Army Treaty Victory This Spring
Paris reports Gen. Eisenhower likely to see the six nation European army treaty signed and ready for ratification by mid April. The accord would form an international force of about two million men and 6,000 planes within three years, with final ratification by national parliaments before German troops could be recruited.
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Paris
Eisenhower
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Europe
Truman
Truckers Protest Movement Halts Temporary
A protest by independent Pennsylvania truckers disrupting traffic into the state for nine days was temporarily halted. A United Truckers Association spokesman said border pickets and main routes have been recalled, ending the disruption for now.
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Somerset
APA
Pennsylvania
United Truckers Association
Rev Good to Preach at Stephens City Methodist Sunday
The Rev W P Good of Capon Bridge WV will be guest preacher at the 11 o'clock service in Stephens City Methodist Church Sunday morning. Pastor Rev Charles A York will preside and preach in a Christian Worker’s School week. Good has served Virginia Maryland and West Virginia churches and will preach on The Joy of Hav ney Christ.
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W. P. Good
West Virginia
The
Methodist Church
Old Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Stephens City
Charles A. York
Shipman
Mr. Good
Virginia
Maryland
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Protestant Church
Good
Police Court records on Moats case and horse trivia
Charles William Moats 31 of Winchester faced reckless driving charges with a 1425 dollar bond noted. The article then asks where the Canadian Mounties get their horses and answers that they are bred in open ranges, a cross of Thoroughbreds and local mares standing about 15 hands and weighing around 1000 pounds. They roam ranges until duty calls.
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Charles William Moats
Winchester
Far West
Agitators Spark New Riots in Italy
In Rome Milan and Naples student mobs protested in new Trieste for Italy demonstrations directed at British and American targets. Communists led the rioters while Fascists clashed with Reds injuring many. police detained 120 ring leaders as a 20 000 strong mob marched on the British Consulate in Milan before dispersing.
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Rome
Milan
Naples
Trieste
Italy
Handley Class of 42 Plans 10th Anniversary Banquet
Gail Robinson president calls Handley High School Handley Class of 1942 meeting this evening at 7 30. Plans will be made for the 10th anniversary banquet to be held in June.
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Gail Robinson
Handley
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