General Marshall challenges on Korea policy in Senate remarks
General Marshall states that Chinese forces could reinforce North Korea and that UN forces may not prevail. he doubts MacArthur’s plan would end the conflict victoriously. He warns of ongoing American casualties and questions how long the slaughter will continue with no clear objective in sight.
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Senate Investigating Committee
North Korea
United Nations
MacArthur
Richard B. Russell
D. Ga
Toasy
Secretary of Defense
United States
Korea
Beethoven Festival Honors Bonn’s Royal Son
Bonn marks the 18th Beethoven festival celebrating Ludwig van Beethoven born 180 years ago. Five theaters host a program of symphonies sonatas and chamber music with international artists across nearly two weeks. Formal dress is required even at morning concerts as Beethoven’s timeless appeal grows with modern reproduction.
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Bonn
West German Republic
Ludwig van Beethoven
Rhine
Beethoven Festival Shows Universal Flemish Genius
A Beethoven festival reveals that despite German roots the composer belongs to world culture. Beethoven’s tunes are not easily suited to popular songs, and the event suggests German chauvinism fades before the music’s wider appeal to the world.
Rita Hayworth Returns to Hollywood
A consumer note on Rita Hayworth surfaces in a current opinion piece. The narrator fights distraction as headlines tempt with Hollywood glamour while global news looms, ending with the wife’s question about the Rita Hayworth return.
Report Abuses In Vehicle Inspections Urges Public Action
The Richmond Times Dispatch urges reporting overcharging or negligence by garages to the state police as inspections begin. Last year 29 garages lost designations. complaints trigger follow ups. Early reporting helps avoid jams, prompts better service, and improves safety by catching defects and abuses.
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Richmond Times- Dispatch
Virginia
Germany must defend itself to shield Europe, says analyst
A strong Germany is essential for a united European defense. A disarmed and neutralized Germany could become a gateway for Russian infiltration into western Germany and across western Europe, posing a threat to collective security.
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Germany
Europe
City observes Hospital Week proclamation issued by mayor
A year ago Mayor M. B. Clowe Jr proclaimed National Hospital Week for local observance. Thirteen Frederick County truckers were jailed recently and fined $1,337.25 after trials by Trial Judge Erle Edwards for overloading. Fred Neumann led a Shenandoah Area Council scouting delegation to the National Boy Scout jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa. Handley Judges secured their seventh straight win in the Virginia Athletic and Literary League track meet at the University of Virginia. Kenneth Strowbridge returned home after wintering in Miami, Fla.
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M. B. Clowe, Jr
National Hospital
Frederick County
Jestice Erle Edwards
Fred Neumann
Shenandoah Area
Valley Forge
Chambersville
Memorial Hospital
Handley
Virginia Athletic and Literary League
University of Virginia
Kenneth Strowbridge
Miami
Florida
Winchester Recreation Directors Held Meeting Minutes
Directors C. A. Hobert Wendell Barney and Miss Helen Massey were named officers. Harvey ain Beas entered the Marine Corps via the local recruiting station, listed as son of Mrs. Lottie Boyd. The Campbell and Wohlford families moved from 230 Wolfe Street to Bartonsville.
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Winchester Recreation Department
C. A. Hobert
Wendell Barney
Helen Massey
Marine Corps
Harvey Ain Beas
Lottie Boyd
Woodstock Lane
J. 8
Wohlford
Des Gster
Carl Campbell
Dwight Wohlford
Wolfe Street
Bartonsville
Julian Ramey and Nancy Cather Engagement Recalls Local Family Ties
Julian Ramey son of Mr and Mrs Lester Ramey of 8 City and Nancy Cather daughter of Mr and Mrs E Newton Cather are featured in a short engagement notice highlighting families and forthcoming wedding plans.
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Julian Ramey
Lester Ramey
Nancy Cather
E. Newton Cather
Marriage announced for Miss Gradey and Mr Shiner in Hagerstown
Announcement lists the marriage of Miss Margaret Gradey to Mr Roy Shiner in Hagerstown. It notes R A Larrick and Anna Amelia Seabright attending a Valley Central Christian Conference convention in Leaksville Virginia. Frances Jones visits Washington with friends and relatives.
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Hagerstown
Margaret Gradey
Roy Shiner
R. A. Larrick
Anna Amelia Seabright
Leaksville
Virginia
Valley Central Christian Conference
Frances Jones
Washington, D. C
Couple Marries After Fourteen Mile Walk Into Town
John Wright and his bride-to-be walked fourteen miles from Warren County to be married and returned home after the ceremony. W. H. Crawford, manager of the newly organized Virginia Woolen Company, said the mill would soon start operating.
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John Wright
Warren County
W. H. Crawford
Virginia Woolen Company
Public Power Setback Shrinks New Deal Era Power Push
Washington battles over the New Deal Fair Deal public power program culminate in the House cutting 59 million dollars from proposed generating and transmission facilities. Eight anti Chap man amendments pass amid a regional backlash, including TVA states Alabama Georgia Kentucky North Carolina Mississippi and Tennessee. The defeat signals a party strength shift, labor hesitation, and potential Senate resistance, with broad tax and local revenue implications.
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Washington
MacArthur
Kefauver
Fulbright
Franklin D. Roosevelt
TVA
Grand Coulee
Bonneville
Missouri River
Democratic House
White House
Budget Bureau
Oscar Chapman
Interior Department
Robert L. Doughton
N. Carolina
House
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
North Carolina
Tva-Ers
Alabama
Geoorgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Meaning of Holy in Sabbath and Church
Earl L. Douglas D D discusses the concept of holy as set apart for God. He defines holy as belonging to God in a special way and applies it to the Bible Sabbath and Church, emphasizing dedication to God’s use and spiritual aims.
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God
Christ
Letters on fluoridation of Winchester water supply
A reader praises an editorial on fluoridating the Winchester water to prevent tooth decay. He cites endorsements by major health and dental groups and notes 56 U.S. cities already fluoridate. He urges the city to adopt the measure at a per capita cost of ten to twelve cents.
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United States Public Health Service
American Dental Association
American Water Works Association
State and Territorial Health Service
American Association Ofublic Health
United States
Winchester
Ralph B. Snapp
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Periods
Rainfall figures show 24 hour total to 7 a.m. today and year to date 26 May. 1961 rainfall to date 1.40 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 28 years 1912 1950 inclusive lists monthly amounts from page data with values such as February 2.48 inches March 2.86 inches May 3.88 inches June 5.9 inches July 3.84 inches August 3.90 inches September 2.65 inches October 3.3 inches November 3.53 inches December 2.46 inches.
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Senta
First Salute by Netherlands to American Flag in 1776
A Fort Orange monument marks the moment on November 16 1776 when the U S Brig of War Andrew Doria flying the flag of the new republic received a Dutch salute at St Eustatius in the Netherlands West Indies. The flag saluted was the Grand Union.
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
A quiz feature lists daily scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good with a note to turn to Page 2 for answers. It poses ten questions on government loan influence, Patrick Henry’s background, a hookah, London rebuilding, South American area, author of No Place to Hide, Colonel House’s office, a cushion seamster, French Switzerland name, and garland crab classification.
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London
South America
Colonel House
Wilson
Switzerland
May Day Declared an International Labor Holiday
Trade unions and other groups set May Day as a labor holiday at the First Congress of the Second Socialist International in Paris in 1889. It is typically observed on the Sunday closest to May 1.
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Europe
Second Socialist International
Paris
Murder at the Tompkins party ends with questions
In a smoky art gallery filled with guests and blackmail hints, detective McGann navigates distractions from Miss Mars and Irma Nelson as he probes for clues about the Tompkins murder. A photographer, a gun in a shoulder holster, and a suspect list flare amid flirtations and backstage talk.
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Wexton
Miss Mars
Mr. McGenn
Tom
McGann
Chary Jones
Chary
Boyer
Amos
Miss Jones
Irma Nelson
Irma
Gladys Mars
Clara Kimball Young
Essanay
Clara
Wally Reid
Dahling
Amos Holton
Sally Spanish
Bel Publishing
King
New York
Frazier Farwell
Tompkins
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