Far East Command Says Ammunition Plentiful in Korea
Far East Command reports ammunition is rationed to save money and maintain reserves while allocations are adequate for current needs. Gen Collins warned House cuts threaten security. others warned cuts could enable Soviet air and naval advantages and hinder modernization. The House proposal would cap military spending at 46 billion dollars for FY1953.
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Far East Command
Korea
Washington
Far East
J. Lawton Collins
Collins
Eighth Army
Army
Senate
House
Hoys S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Russia
Adm
D. B. Duncan
Navy
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ten Die as Norwegian Plane Crashes in Telemark
A chartered Norwegian transport plane carrying 25 sailors home from an Antarctic whaling expedition crashed near Jarlsberg airport in Telemark, about 150 miles from Oslo. Police reported 11 killed, 10 injured, 29 aboard. The craft departed Amsterdam last night.
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Oslo
Telemark
Amsterdam
Jarlsberg
Allied Warplanes Attack Sunchon Rail Junction in Saturation Strike
Hundreds of Allied aircraft bombed Sunchon North Korea a key rail junction after day long raids on the line to the Manchurian border. Navy carriers Valley Forge and Princeton reported creating new gaps to hinder enemy repair teams as U N forces held and retook a western front outpost near Yondhoa after an early night assault.
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Seoul
Korea
Sunchon
Ifth Air Force
Manchurian
Navy
Valley Forge
Princeton
Yondhoa
U. N
Wilson Calls for Limiting Wage Stabilization Board Power
Former mobilization chief Charles E. Wilson testified to the House Labor Committee that the Wage Stabilization Board should be stripped of authority to recommend settlements in labor disputes. He said the boards steel case recommendations exceeded proper wage and price stabilization policy and argued steelworkers deserved only a nine cent hourly catch-up wage.
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Wilson
WSB
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wage Stabilization Board
Mobilization
House
House Labor Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Roger Putnam
Key West
Fla
Ellis Arnall
Putnam
Arnall
Barden
D-Nc
Rep
Allen
R Iid
Court ruling could lift price ceilings for grocers
A court decision expanding Capehart Amendment coverage to wholesalers and retailers may allow higher price ceilings for cereals, syrups, oils, canned foods, noodles and more. The Justice Department will seek Supreme Court review after the emergency court upheld Safeway Stores Inc. on grocers’ rights to adjust ceilings based on rising costs to the seller.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Justice Department
Emergency Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Safeway
Safeway Stores Inc
OPS
Price Agency
Mrs Kabler Leaves Red Cross Post and Hubbell Takes Over
Susan H Kabler, ten years executive secretary of Winchester-Frederick County Red Cross, relinquished duties last Thursday. Geneva Hubbell, assistant since June, will replace her with W Hogshead assisting next week as the chapter trains a successor for May 1.
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Susan H. Kabl
Winchester - Frederick County
American Red Cross
Stewart Bell
Kabler
Geneva Hubbell
W. Hogshead
Wasp Arrives In Port From Hobson Rescue Mission
The carrier Wasp returns to New York Harbor with 61 Hobson survivors after the minesweeper sank April 26 following a collision. The ship will unload ammunition at Gravesend Bay before drydock work in Bayonne New Jersey. amid reunions a mother seeks word on her missing son.
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New York
New York Harbor
Hobson
Navy
Wasp
Gravesend Bay
Naval Shipyard
Bayonne
N. J
Maria Torrisi
Bloomfield
Joseph
Weather Outlook for Richmond Virginia May 7 to May 11
May 7 to May 11 period expected with temperatures a few degrees above normal. Cooler Wednesday with little change thereafter then warmer toward the weekend. Showers expected Friday totaling about half to three quarters of an inch. Final clearance sale items listed for spring coats dresses blouses and suits at Worths store in Loudoun Street.
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Richmond
Virginia
WORTH
North Loudoun St
City Wins License Test Case Against W. Carroll Willis
W Carroll Willis a bicycle parts and repair shop operator at 38 E Piccadilly Street was found guilty by a Winchester Corporation Court jury of failing to purchase a 1951 license. The verdict imposes a 25 dollar fine plus costs and requires renewal of the license.
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W. Carroll Willis
E. Piccadilly Street
Winchester Corporation
Willis
Elliott Marshall
Winchester
Charles E. Murphy
102-Year-Old Man Loses $117 in Tavern
In Indianapolis William Barnes aged 102 told police a woman stole 117 dollars from him in a tavern last night. Barnes provided details of the theft and described the suspect to authorities.
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Indianapolis
William Barnes
$50 Tax Stamp For Gamblers Ruled Unconstitutional
U S District Judge George A Welsh ruled six month old federal law requiring gamblers to buy a $50 tax stamp unconstitutional. He said the measure was a police action in disguise as a tax bill and dismissed charges against Joseph Kahriger who faced trial for not purchasing the stamp.
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Philadelphia
U. S
George A. Welsh
Welsh
Congress
Joseph Kahriger
Kaftiger
U. S. Supreme Court
Hayes L. Combs
Washington
U. S. District Court
Ancient ritual bread and candle aid river recovery in boat tragedy
In Pittsburgh hundreds watched as an ancient bread and candle rite guided searchers to the body of Mary Margaret O Malley among five drownings when a speedboat capsized near Blawnox. Mary Ann Brose was found earlier. Robert Jonnett remains missing.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Mary Margaret O'Malle
Miss O'Malley
Mary Ann Brose
Robert Jonnett
Swissvale
Jonnett
Blawnox
Peter Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Haircut prices rise to 2.50 in Fairbanks
In Fairbanks Alaska barbers raise prices to 2.50, up from 2.00 amid higher living costs. Shop owners attributed the increase to the city interior Alaska cost of living pressures and said the change took effect yesterday.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Alaska City
Caine Mutiny Wins Fiction Pulitzer for Wouk
The Caine Mutiny by Herman Wouk wins the 1952 Pulitzer Prize for fiction. Joseph Kramm's The Shrike takes the stage drama prize. St. Louis Post-Dispatch earns its fifth Pulitzer for public service. Awards cover journalism, poetry, music, and history with multiple named reporters and institutions honored.
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Herman Wouk
New York
Joseph Kramm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Internal Revenue Bureau
John M. Hightower
Associated Press
Columbia University
Joseph Pulitzer
Columbia
Pulitzer
The
Post- Dispatch
St. Louis
Fred L. Packer
New York Daily Mirror
Truman
Washington
Oscar Handlin
Harvard University
America
Merle J. Pusey
Charles Evans Hughes
Pusey
Washington Post
Marianne Moore
Brooklyn
Symphony Concertante
Gail Kubik
National Broadcasting Company
Gasoline Strikes Stir Federal Debate On Rationing
U S officials clash over need for nationwide gasoline rationing as a 30 percent cut hits civil aviation and defense training. Defense Transportation Administration chief warns restrictions may follow if oil strikes persist while Interior Secretary Chapman says no national rationing planned. IUPW and Union Oil settle for 1100 workers with a 7.5 percent wage boost to start May 1 and retroactive 4.2 percent to Jan 1 1952.
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New Orleans
James K. Knudson
Defense Transportation Administration
U. S
Oscar Chapman
Chapman
Bruce K. Brown
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAC
Air Force
Navy
Continental
California
IUPW
Union Oil Company
Oliver E. Goodwin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Goodwin
Wage Board Urges End to 90,000 Union Walkout
The Wage Stabilization Board asked 90,000 striking workers to end their walkout immediately. Chairman Nathan P. Feinsinger sent a message to union and management with board unanimity. The note calls for an immediate end to the week old strike and renewed bargaining with aid from the federal mediation and conciliation service.
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Washington
The
Wage Stabilization Board Today
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Gasoline Rationing Weighs On Transport Amid Shortages
The narrative signals tightening gasoline rationing with air transport hit hardest, civilian and military. Motorists feel the pinch in certain regions as California reports progress with Inde-Union of Petroleum settling with two companies.
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California
Virginia School Segregation Case Carried To High Court
NAACP appeals Virginia segregation ruling to the U S Supreme Court on four alleged errors by the three judge federal court. The case involves Prince Edward County Negro students and the denial of equal education under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Virginia
Richmond
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal District Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Supreme Court
South Carolina
High Court
Farmville
Prince Edward School
National Association For
Byrd Attacks Miller and Truman at Virginia banquet
Senator Byrd denounced his primary rival Francis Pickens Miller without naming him and criticized President Truman over steel policy and wage threats at the Virginia Fishermen's Association banquet. Byrd proclaimed, I am not a Truman Democrat I am a true Democrat, praising Virginia and securing association support.
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Irvington
Byrd
D-Va
Francis Pickens Miller
Truman
Miller
Virginia
Virginia Fishermen's Association
General Grant
Washington
Senate
Cman
Judge Pine
Supreme Court
Association
Ammon G. Dunton
Gainesboro to Get Dial Phone Service Starting Tomorrow
Gainesboro will launch dial telephone service tomorrow at 1 pm from the Winchester main office with about 100 subscribers. A new directory lists customers in Cross Junction Whitacre Reynolds Store and Gainesboro. The exchange cost about 90000 and sits on land donated by Lee N Whitacre.
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Gainesboro
T. W. Kay
Winchester
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Cross Junction
Whitacre
Reynolds Store
Boyce
Frederick County
Lee N. Whitacre
Telephone Company
Citizens Committee
Telezonia
A. L. Loth
Martha Kiracofe
Heavy voting marks Florida Ohio primaries AP report
Florida and Ohio held pivotal primaries as Kefauver Russell and Taft fought for delegates. Florida saw long lines in a first popularity primary here in 20 years with Russell pledging no party bolt while Kefauver hailed as favored in a heated campaign. Ohio expected a record 11 percent turnout as Kefauver and allies push for 39 of 54 Democratic votes amid a Bulkley slate.
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Associated Press
Florida
Ohio
Estes Kefauver
Richard Russell
Robert Taft
Taft
Miion
Tifi
Kefauver
Truman
New Hampshire
Russell
Miami
Alabama
New Mexico
Indiana
Maryland
Eslis Kefauver
FEPC
Robert J. Bulkley
Daring Paris bathing suits reveal new beam bras and bikinis
Paris fashion show showcases daring bathing outfits including beam bras two fringe bands Gstring style and a transparent open work dress over bathing suit. Also presents strapless sculptured suits and an orange nylon skirt over black swimwear. Fresh Florida red snappers advertised for delivery. Notice of Frederick County Virginia school trustee election meeting set for May in Winchester with Clarence E. Lemby as chairman.
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Paris
Jacques Heim
Heim
School Trustee Electoral Board
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Back Creek
Stonewall
Clarence E. Lemby
Frederick County School Trustee Electoral Board
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Richard Buncutter
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China
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Wake Island
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