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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1954

Page

6

Russians Fliers Outnumbered N Koreans in War

Lt. Noh Kum Sok, a 22 year old ex North Korean fighter pilot who defected to the United States, says there were more Russian pilots than North Korean ones in the Korean War. He received a 100000 dollar reward from Gen. Mark W. Clark for turning over a MIG15. He will attend the University of Delaware for a year while awaiting further plans.

San Francisco Noh Kum Sok United States Young Han Choo Manila Nod Washington, D. C University of Delaware Mark W. Clark Kimpo Airfield Seoul Noh South Korea North Korea

Elevator Birth At St Helens Hospital Hastings

Three visitors entered an elevator and four emerged including a baby girl born during the lift ride at St. Helens Hospital Hastings. The mother Dorothy Gilham, assisted by her husband and a hospital maid, was en route to the maternity ward when the car jammed between third and fourth floors. After 40 minutes engineers freed the car and both mother and child were reported fine.

Hastings England St. Helen’s Hospital Dorothy Gilham

Newsday wins Pulitzer for long fight against racketeer

New York four year battle by Newsday to break a labor racketeer’s power at Long Island race tracks and building unions earned the meritorious public service prize. Other awards include John Patrick's The Teahouse of the August Moon and Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis.

New York Newsday Long Island John Patrick Charles A. Lindbergh St. Louis Herbert L. Block Washington Post Times-Herald Joseph Stalin Laborazar William C. DeKoning DeKoning AFL Building Council Sing Sing New York Drama Critics Circle Joseph Pulitzer Columbia University Walter M. Schau San Anselmo Calif Associated Press Sacramento Vicksburg Miss Sunday Post-Herald Alvin Scott McCoy Kansas City Star Republic National C.wesley Roberts Richard Wilson Washington Cowles FBI White House Harry Dexter White Jim Lucas Scripps-Howard Dispatches Korea Boston Herald Don Murray Public Service Bruce Catton Appomattox Theodore Roethke Quincy Porter Henry E. Niese Montclair N. J

Pageant Leaders Thank Shenandoah Staff at Handley Echo

C F Schenck president of Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival and Garland R Quarles Winchester schools superintendent and pageant author spoke at Handley High School on Monday. They thanked students and teachers for the 1954 pageant and praised cooperative effort as a great American tradition.

C. F. Schenck Shenandoah Garland R. Quarles Winchester Handley High School Schenck Fete Mr. Quarles Quarles

Women Win Watches At Shop Saturday

Miss Sally Hess a nurse at Memorial Hospital and Miss Ada Trussell of Stephens City won the two watches given away by the Joanly Shop on Saturday.

Sally Hess Memorial Hosiital Ada Trussell Stephens City Joanly

Bayliss Patterson Named Pyrofax Distributor in Winchester

Bayliss Patterson of 326 N. Cameron St Winchester has been appointed distributor for Pyrofax gas fuel from Union Carbide. The firm will supply Pyrofax in heavy metal cylinders to Winchester and nearby communities and will showcase the latest gas appliances in its showroom.

Bayliss & Patterson N. Cameron St Winchester Union Carbide & Carbon Co

Abul Fath brothers sentenced by Egypt’s Revolutionary Court

The Revolutionary Court in Cairo handed long prison terms to the Abul Fath brothers, top Egyptian press magnates. Neither will serve jail time. one potentially faces a loss of up to a million dollars or control of his newspapers.

Cairo Egypt Revolutionary Court Abul Fath Brothers

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