Bradley says no military objection to using Nationalists without U S troops
General Bradley testifies before Senate groups that US forces would not be involved if Chiang Kai-shek could deploy Nationalist forces from Formosa. He cautions losses could threaten Far East defense, while dismissing MacArthur’s bombing plan absent guarantees Russia stays out.
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Bradley
Ca Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George
D-Ga
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Chiang Kai-Sheck
Formosa
Harras Chin
Cnians
Farade
Chiang
Bradley Bradley
MacArthur
Two Local Soldiers Among Rotation Troops
Two local soldiers Cpl. Clayton M. Barrett and Pfc. Donald E. Funkhouser arrive in San Francisco aboard the Gen. R. Howse on the rotation program from Korea. After Camp Stoneman they will visit their families here.
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Cpl
Clayton M. Barrett
Bufflick Road
Donald E. Funkhouser
San Francisco
Cal
Gen. R. Howse
Camp Stoneman
Grand Champion Bull Brings $2,250 at Tri-Breed Show
The Winchester ninth annual Tri-Breed Show and Sale set four local records with 31 consignors from three states. Total sales hit $48,775, an increase of $17,310 from last year, while the grand champion Hereford bull Prince Mixer sold for $2,250 to Parkway Farms, the highest local price for a registered animal.
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Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange
H. Cunningham
Marshall
Prince Mixer
Harkway Farms
Dowington
U S Russia Split Over Jap Peace Treaty
Washington reports a rift between the United States and the Soviet Union over Japan peace talks. The United States rejected a plan for a four power ministerial meeting in June or July and warned that Soviet veto power would block an early treaty and diminish Western unity in the Pacific War.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Japan
Moscow
China
Britain
U. S
Soviet Union
Korea
Virginians Available for Army Induction Declines
Virginia state records show 17,708 men ready for immediate induction as of May 1, down from 20,582 a month earlier and 27,436 on March 1. Colonel Asher W. Harman cites two induction waves totaling 2,619 and reclassification of some men as reasons. Since the draft began, 11,753 Virginians have been inducted and 30,413 rejected.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Selective Service
Asher W. Harman
Harman
Uncertain Shape of U S Economic Control Program
Washington reports mounting pressure from multiple groups as the post June 30 expiration of the Defense Production Act looms. President Truman seeks broadening while labor calls for wage and rent relief and cost of living linked raises, and diverse factions push for material priorities. Senator Maybank says reform likely but not fatal.
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Washington
Truman
Defense
John L. Lewis
Congress
House
Senate
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Group
Adonis Pleads No Defense To Gambling Charges
Hackensack New Jersey Adonis labeled one of the nation s seven czars of crime pleads no defense to gambling charges and places himself on mercy of the court Four alleged hirelings of Adonis also plead not guilty and await trial on charges of running a dice dynasty in New Jersey Washington President Truman asks Congress to approve funds including 800000 for stockpile and strategic raw materials for national defense
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Hackensack
N. J
Joe Adonis
Washington
Truman
Congress
Punishment promised for leaders of Utah prison riot
Officials pledged action against ringleaders after a riot at Utah’s state prison. More than 200 inmates involved, eight guards held briefly, two escaped as the unrest ended in 4 1/2 hours. Gov. J Bracken Lee ordered investigation and officials planned an early Board of Corrections meeting.
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Point
Board of Corrections
Alvin Olson
Cattle Receipts Light Under New Price Controls
Cattle receipts at 12 U S markets were light as price controls on live beef animals began. The USDA estimated 41 100 cattle received today, down from 77 700 last Monday and 68 800 a year ago. The order limits packers to 10 percent below January average prices, with further rollbacks planned August 1 and October 1. Michael V DiSalle defended the policy as fair and needed to curb inflation and assure meat supply.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Office of Price Stabilization
Michael V. DiSalle
Be Kind to Animals Week Proclaimed in Winchester
Mayor M. B. Clowe Jr announces May 21 to 26 1951 as Be Kind to Animals Week in Winchester under local SPCA. The proclamation emphasizes protection of animal life and the role of humane treatment in shaping youth.
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Winchester
SPCA
M. B. Clowe Jr
City of
Democrats Seek Denver Start for 1952 Convention Drive
Democrats plan a three day Denver rally to attack MacArthur policies as Senate probes the ouster. Kerr and Harriman lead the charge with Barkley possible as speaker while DNC to pick site for the 1952 nominating convention, likely Chicago the week of July 21.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Denver
Senate
Pacific
Kerr
D-Okla
W. Averell Harriman
Barkley
MacArthur
Truman
Tulsa
Okla
Democratic National Committee
Chiago
Troopship and Tanker Collide in Fog Off Port Angelus
In dense fog last night near Port Angelus in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the U S N 8 troopship en route to Seattle and the tanker L P St Clair collided. Debris opened two bow holes on the troopship but no casualties were reported. The tanker sustained minor damage and both vessels returned to port under their own power. Pvt Sadao Munemori was aboard the troopship with Korean War replacements.
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Sadao Munemori
L. P. St. Clair
Port Angelus
Strait of
Juan de Fuca
Oil Company
MSTS
Seattle
Safe Loot at Henrico Market as Thieves Take 1700 Dollars
Police report a 400 pound safe was rolled into a walk in refrigeration area at a Henrico County food market. The thieves hacked the safe open and fled with 1700 dollars over the weekend.
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Richmond
Henrico County
Tonsils Cut Out Cat Won’t Eat in Grimes
Bluebird the nine year old blue white tomcat owned by Mr and Mrs Charles W Hensel of Grimes seven miles north of Winchester had tonsils removed and a tooth pulled. He has not eaten for three months and doctors fear for his health though he is fed by syringe daily. Dr Charles E Milton of Martinsburg Pike treated him for infected tonsils and other throat issues.
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Bill Garrard
Bluebird
Charles W. Hensel
Grimes
Winchester
Hensells
Charles 8. Milton
Martinsburg Pike
Milton
Charles W. Hensell
Teeth Infected Prompt Tonsil Removal Verdict
A historic note states that an infection in teeth led to a medical decision to remove the tonsils and extract an affected tooth.
Court rules fair trade laws not bar cutting prices
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that fair trade laws do not bar stores from lowering prices if they refuse to sign pricing agreements. The decision, delivered by Justice Douglas, could undermine fair trade laws in 45 states and exempts state milk regulation but may apply to cigarette price control involving interstate commerce.
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Douglas
High Court
Vermont
Texas
Missouri
District of Columbia
Rain Lifts Prospects as Drought Hurts Southern Crops
Scattered showers offer relief in the south where a Mississippi agriculture official estimates a good rain could be worth 100 million dollars to farmers. Showers spur relief from Nebraska to Colorado with flash floods and isolated isolation in Big Springs. Meanwhile a pre season hurricane near North Carolina disrupts air traffic and coastal tides.
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Nebraska
Big Springs
Chappell
Neb
Julegourg
Colo
Atantic
North Carolina
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LaGuardia Field
Trans- Atlantic
Idewild
New England
Mid Atlantic
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Oklahoma
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
New York Banker Albert Wiggin Dies at 83
Albert H. Wiggin, 83, retired chairman of the governing board of Chase National Bank of New York, died early today at his summer home in Greenwich Connecticut. The longtime banker had guided the bank during a pivotal era and was widely known in financial circles.
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New York
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank of New York
Greenwich
Conn
Clarke Precinct Officials Named
Clarke precinct officials named include judges Eugene Jenkins and Lee, with Ashton Tavenner and Phyllis Hawkins as clerks. Millweed precinct lists clerks Preeland Kent and Robert Hummer, while Morgan’s Mill assigns clerks Ston Wiley and Lee Stickles. Judges include Wilber Shepherd, Gerald Payne, and registrar Lee Stickles.
David K. Niles resigns post after 15 years in service
In a White House release, David K. Niles says he is weary and wishes a lengthy vacation including travel abroad and a private visit to Israel. He will complete 15 years in government service on May 31, and President Truman notes a future discussion on his next steps after休.
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Niles
White House
Israel
Truman
Four Months Behind on Winchester Memorial Hospital Work
Winchester Memorial Hospital construction runs about four months behind schedule. Alberti reports footing problems and rock shortages added nearly 50 000 to costs while exterior work progresses and new kitchen boiler and dining areas are in use. Remaining funds and time aim for completion early next year with federal and state contributions totaling 1 390 000 and total costs rising by about 200 000 from the original 2 400 000 estimate.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
H. E. Ablerti
Alberti
Clifford Street
Stewart Street
Inaccurate War Losses Claim Reported Sunday
Lt. Gen. Edward M. Almond announced Tenth Corps casualties totaling 48,341 killed or wounded on the east central front as five days of fighting drew to a close. The report suggests higher overall losses, with Sunday alone claimed at 24,700 enemy casualties amid inflated estimates.
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Edward M. Almond
Ridgway Appointed U S Far Commander
General Matthew Ridgway is named commander of the United States Far East forces. The appointment aligns with strategic aims in the region amid ongoing tensions and military commitments.
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Washington
Matthew Ridgway
U. S
Fragmentary note hints at crowd of Reds in water project
The readable text mentions a large number of Reds and a plan to attack or take something. It references a group coming at greater numbers and attempts to carry off an unspecified target. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Festival Workers For '52
Festival workers for 1952 addressed to all subscribers for cooperation. office contact and phone 8225. Keeper. Apply in Good salary offered by Bayliss & Pat.
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Wal
Bayliss & Pat
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