Full Capacity Air and Naval Aid Could End War
Gen Douglas MacArthur told Senate committees that Korea might end sooner with full capacity air and naval power backing a few extra ground troops. He urged removing bombing bans on Chinese installations in Manchuria and criticized United Nations limits on troop movements and supply lines.
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M’arthur
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Pacific
Senate Armed Services and Foreign
Man
Senators Welcome Hearing Move to Senate Caucus Room
Hearings for 96 senators moved to the Senate caucus room to accommodate the large attendance. The partial victory for Republicans aimed to include all senators and open proceedings to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
MacArthur Warns of Risk If Air Theaters Are Limited
General MacArthur warned that without air and naval support to strike Chinese forces in Manchuria and across the Yalu, ground troops advancing toward the border could be stalled. He argued the country cannot sustain a large force 10 000 miles from bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Korea
North Korea
Russian Asia
Yalu River
Manchuria
Yalu
Man
Coalition Move to Oust Acheson Gains GOP Support
House Republicans plan a campaign to force Secretary of State Dean Acheson out and tie up his pay. Lawrence H. Smith of Wisconsin would lead the effort, aiming to delay the state department budget and shift opinion if no successor is found. They expect a vote near 50 to oust him, while President Truman backs Acheson.
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Sta
State Department
Aed
Acheson
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Aioe
Lawrence H. Smith Wisc
Kon Seaders
Truman
Two Men Held In W Va Bank Robbery
State Police said two men were held for questioning in the Winona National Bank robbery near Summerville Nicholas County. Winfred Lewis O'Dell of Richwood and Ralph James Kincaid of Summerville were identified as suspects after arrests at a Fayetteville area home following a tip.
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Charleton
W. Va
Winona National Bank
W. E. Burchett
Summerville
Nicholas County
Burchett
Winova
Fayette County
J. R. Hisey
Winfred Lewis O'Dell
Richwood
Ralph James Kincaid
Fayetteville
Louis Savold Fight Set for Polo Grounds June 13
Joe Louis and Lee Savold will clash in a 12 round heavyweight bout at the Polo Grounds. The match is slated for June 13, announced today by the International Boxing Club.
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Louis-Savold
New York
Joe Louis
Lee Savold
Englewood
N. J
Polo Grounds
International Boxing Club
Eight States Hit By Forest Fires
Fire patrols battled on a hundred fronts in eight states to hold back blazes that scorched thousands of acres. New England New York and New Jersey faced fresh winds as Rhode Island reported 7 000 acres burned with four injured and several homes camps destroyed.
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Boston
New England
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode J
Webster
Mass
Farm Woman Is Virginia Mother Augusta County 1951
Augusta County mother of twelve, Mrs. John T. Glick of near Bridgewater, chosen Virginia Mother of 1951 by the Virginia Mothers Committee. Wife of Rev. John T. Glick, a Church of the Brethren minister and Bridgewater College trustee. Born Effie Swilla Evers on December 16, 1890 near Spring Hill, she was raised near Centerville.
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Hillsville
Augusta County
Virginia
John T. Glick
Bridgewater
Virginia Mothers Committee
Roy E. Kyle
Glick
Church of the Brethers
Bridgewater College
Miss Esther Williams Forced to Cancel Appearance
Bulletin notes Miss Esther Williams may cancel her planned appearance tomorrow due to a bad ear infection. Doctors refuse to permit air travel from California, with departure from California scheduled for early afternoon. Announcement at 3 50 p.m. by Tom Baldridge, director general, after a telephone call from California during the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Williams
California
Winchester
Tom Baldridge
Festival Schedule of Events For Tonight and Friday
Tonight and Friday schedule lists parades, fireworks, dances, and luncheons. Events include a Firemen parade at 6 30 p m with color guards. fireworks at Handley School Grounds. teen dances at George Washington Hotel. square dances at Luptons Orchard. a public Apple Blossom viewing. a Grand Feature Parade along The Trail of the Pink Petals and the Mayor's Luncheon at George Washington Hotel. City notices advise regulated access to Handley Grounds between 7 and 9 p m.
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Ey Wismer
ABC
Handley School Grounds
Handley Bowl
Handley Grounds
Iron
Valley Avenue
George Washington Hotel
Les Arnold
Lupton
Orchard Service Auditorium
N. Loudoun Street
Shorty Billmyer
Twilight Band
National Guard Armory
Chamber of Commerce
Handley
George Washington
Shenandoah XXIV
Grand Marshall
Orchard Service
Twilight
Dean Hudson
Queen-elect Guri Lie Introduced to Festival Workers
Guri Lie of Oslo Norway was introduced to Festival workers at a meeting in the George Washington Hotel. Festival President H B McCormac Jr presided as Mary Martha Eisenberg accompanied two musical selections. Interludes featured Miss Peggy Haymaker Barbara Wheeler and Dan Leatherman chaired as toastmaster.
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Guri Lie
George Washington Hotel
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Oslo
Norway
Henry J. Taylor
Dan Leatherman
Johnny Philip Morris
Taylor
Delmer Robinson
Clarence F. Schenck
Frank Armstrong
Closing notice and local ads for Winchester and Virginia fruit market
Boyd's Drug Store will close at 12 oclock noon Thursday and Friday. The Virginia Fruit Market at 629 North Loudoun Street advertises fruit and produce with open hours seven days a week. Big free offer advertised for two days left at Winchester Nash Used Car Lot 688 North Loudoun Street.
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Virginia Fruit Market
N. Loudoun St
Frank M. Yeakle, Jr
Boyd's Drug
Winchester Nash
Vogeler Enters Naval Hospital for Recovery
Robert A. Vogeler will enter Bethesda Naval Hospital today to recover after 17 months in a Hungarian prison cell. The 39 year old ITT vice president held a news conference but did not discuss his arrest or imprisonment as a reputed spy. He said he would provide more details when his health allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert A. Vogeler
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Vogeler
International Telephone & Telegraph Company
Free Health Services Curtailed In Britain
In London the Socialists passed a bill to end free false teeth and eyeglasses for Britons by a 262 to 3 vote in the House of Commons. Labor MPs objected and the debate extended into the early hours as opponents pressed their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Large Desirable Residence For Sale Near Hospital
Desirable residence offered at 26000 dollars near the hospital. Contact phone numbers 7507 or 8638 for details and arrangements. Property features and exact address not provided in readable text.
U N Tank Infantry Patrols Fight Reds Near Seoul
Allied tank infantry patrols moved north from Seoul engaging Red forces at Uijongbu and northwest of Seoul. One two hour action east northeast of Seoul left about 200 Reds dead and four prisoners captured. An American officer predicted a renewed Communist drive as Reds dug in north of Seoul while two F 80 jets were shot down.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Uijongbu
Mijongbu
United Nations
Seek End to Strike On Atomic Project
OAK RIDGE Tenn The contractor for a large atomic plant project offered to go as far as possible under the wage stabilization formula to halt a strike. AFL union leaders urged about 1,500 workers to return to the job while 1,700 AFL craftsmen remained at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
Tenn
AFL
Gen Marshall presides as Miss Lie crowned Shenandoah XXIV
Thousands witness Gen George C. Marshall crown Miss Guri Lie of Norway as Queen Shenandoah XXIV in Handley Bowl. Defense Secretary crowns her after luncheons, with maids of honor Miss Sally Sylvia Pratt and Miss Mary Steck, local girls from Handley High and Holton Arms.
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Guri
Shenandoah
Miss Guririe
Raymond Costanzo
John Pennypacker
Stephen Bauseman
Brenda Murphy
Sally Bell
Mary Elizabeth Baker
Sally Pratt
Mary Marshall Steck
Barr Studio
Guri Lie
Norway
Trygve Lie
Shenandoah XXIV
Handley Bowl
Defense
George C. Marshall
Sally Sylvia Pratt
Handley High School
Mary Steck
Holton Arms School
Washington, D. C
Window Display Winners Named By Cather Group
John Solenberger and Pune Company tied for first in the power display division of the Apple Blossom Festival contest. Acme Super Market and Skagway Super Market led the commercial division while M McCrory's Store Montgomery Ward and H C Sheetz Co headed the artistic group. Twenty eight commercial entries and twelve artistic entries competed with Allied industries donating materials for displays. Dr A B Groves of Winches Research fruit industry judged the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Solenberger
Com- Pune
Dow
Apple Promotion Committee
Ace Blossom
Roy A Cather
Acme
Skigway
Ee Ae & M. McCrory
Montgomery Ward
H. C. Sheetz Company
Allied Industries
A. B. Groves
Winches Research Fruit Industry
Apple Produc
Unemployed Father Kills Eight Children Then Takes Life
An unemployed sawmill worker in North Carolina killed his eight children with a shotgun last night then wounded himself in a blaze near Lenoir. Coroner and sheriff reported the bodies found in a six room frame house. several skulls fractured and the father was disabled since an accident last November.
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Lenoir
N. C
Mar Kincaid
George D. Greer
Grage
Firemen Parade Tonight Rain or Shine
Firemen parade forms on Cameron Street at 6 30 p m and travels north on Cameron to Baker Street then west to Loudoun and Gerrard to Handley Blvd where it disbands. A 8 30 p m fireworks show with 18 set pieces includes an apple tree Niagara Falls and the Statue of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Street
Cameron
Baker Street
Baker
Loudoun Street
Loudoun
Gerrard Street
Gerrard
Handley Blvd
Niagara Falls
Riverdale
Ment
Virginia
West Virginia
Varilen
Sylvania
Columbia
Dierchligst
Vaantiie Teteanah
Harry Wismer
CBS Aport
Rouss Avenue
Parking Rules Set For Parade Streets
The city issues parking restrictions on numerous streets for the parade. Vehicles must avoid designated lanes from Cameron to Germain and other blocks listed, with official hours Thursday to Saturday. Residents are urged to relocate cars and bicycles to avoid tickets. contact numbers provided.
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el Sette
Churia
United Nation
Marshall
Handley High
Cubes Coe
THE
Evening Star
Bulletin
Britain
U.N
Gen. Marshall
Cather Group
Northern Virginia Power Co
Solenbergers
Germain
Monmouth
Kent
Loudons
Cliffory
Cork
Daker
Laude Loudoun
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