Episcopal Council Chooses 8 Deputies to General Session
Four clergymen and four lay members of the Episcopal Council of the Diocese of Virginia were selected as deputies to the churchs general convention in Boston September 7 19. The clergy include the Rev Comer Lile of Alexandria the Rev J P H Mason of Doswell the Rev Samuel B Chilton and the Rev Churchill J Gibson of Richmond. Lay members are Blake Newton of Hague Albert A Smoot of Alexandria Dr John Garland Pollard Jr of Lancaster County and R Turner Arrington of Richmond. Rev Gibson and Dr Ivey Lewis of the University of Virginia were...
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Episcopal Council of the
Diocese of
Virginia
Boston
Comer Lile
Alexandria
J. P. H. Mason
Doswell
Samuel B. Chilton
Churchill J. Gibson
Richmond
Blake T. Newton
Hague
Albert A. Smoot
John Garland Pollard, Jr
Lancaster County
R. Turner Arrington
Gibson
Ivey Lewis
University of Virginia
Bishop Goodwin Warns on Diocesan Bureaucracy
Bishop Frederick Deane Goodwin voiced concern over a misinterpreted statement in his Wednesday Council Address. He warned that growing bureau cracy at Diocesan headquarters in Richmond could become a priestly Pentagon and urged support for a survey of the entire administration.
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Frederick Deane Goodwin
Council
Richmond
Diocesan committees reconstituted in Richmond actions
Richmond figures led by Archibald Robertson re elected as Chancellor of the Diocese and a slate of officers and committee members named or re elected for the Diocesan Missionary Society and Council on Churches. New names include Walker Florance succeeding his brother Richard Florance and Mary F. Goodwin named statistician.
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Diocesan Missionary Society
R. R. Baker
Warsaw
R. R. Brown
Richmond
B. Powell Harrison, Jr
Leesburg
Ayers
Archibald @. Robertson
Council On Th
Virginia Council of Churches
Walker Florance
Richard Florance
Mary F. Goodwin
Mr. Chilton
Albert C. Muller
George Hamrickhouse
Virginia Diocesan Conference Center
Boston Mother Awaiting Quintuplets Birth Forecast
The Boston Post reports Mrs. Marion L. Manning of South Weymouth, mother of three, is expecting a large multiple birth at Weymouth's South Shore Hospital. Hospital officials deny quintuplets and say she is not at term or a patient currently. Dr. Robert R. Ryan earlier predicted at least four and five might be possible after exams and X-rays. The Post cites mid August as the expected window, with uncertainty remaining.
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Boston
Boston Post
Marion L. Manning
South Weymouth
Weymouth
South Shore Hospital
Robert R. Ryan
Post
Manning
Allied Bayonets and Tear Gas Quell Red Prisoner Uprising
U N troops and British forces at Koje Island Korea stormed a Red POW compound with bayonets and tear gas to end a mass disturbance. About 2,700 officers and 650 enlisted prisoners were contained as guards shot no one, though an accidental rifle discharge killed one prisoner and wounded another.
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Koje Island
Korea
U. S
Col. Taylor
United Nations
Rose Island
Haydon L. Boatner
Boatner
U. N
Maybank Warns Ending Wage Controls Is Tragic
Sen. Maybank urged the Senate to extend wage price controls beyond June 30, opposing Dirksen’s plan to let curbs lapse. He said ending them now would be a tragedy and noted Congress can end controls if needed as inflationary pressures persist.
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Maybank
Washington
Senate
Sen
D-Sc
Banking Committee
Dirksen
Congress
Senate Banking Committee Votes To Retain RFC
The Senate Banking Committee voted 6 to 3 to keep the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as the government's main lending agency. It rewrote the RFC law with reforms and sent Fulbright's reform bill to the Senate floor, though supporters doubt a floor vote will occur soon.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Senate
Banking Committee
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Masked youths hijack Cornell radio station with fake bombing alert
Ten masked students overpowered three WVBR operators at Cornell University’s campus station in Ithaca New York. They broadcast a bogus bulletin claiming European cities had been bombed and an air raid was approaching North America. The stunt lasted eight minutes with two announcers tied up and a female engineer held in a chair. College officials called it likely a practical joke. police reported little public alarm and said the audience was large but short lived. The incident involved WVBR and did not affect the WHCU station.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
North America
WVBR
R. J. McCarthy
Cornell
McCarthy
Stewart Bennett
Bronx
WHCU
Winchester to begin 1952 dog license checks
Notice warns that starting June 2 1952 dog license checks will occur within Winchester corporate limits. Handley Council No 634 meeting postponed to Friday June 6 due to Friday May 30 holiday. Signed J R Brannon secretary and special game warden Ervin S Cleveland.
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Winchester
Ervin
Cleveland
Handley Council No
J. R. Brannon
Secy
Foreign Aid Bill Passes Senate Faces More Budget Cuts
The Senate approved a 6.7 billion dollar foreign aid authorization by 64 to 10, with 39 Democrats and 2 Republicans voting yes. House action set 6.163 billion for the next fiscal year, a 537 million gap that will force further cuts when final funding is debated. President Truman urged 7.9 billion, citing minimum security needs.
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Senate
Washington
America
Olin Johnston
House
Debhat
Truman
Europe
Plans Luncheon for Bicentennial at Winchester Armory
Robert T. Bosserman leads plans for the June 6 bicentennial luncheon at Winchester Armory to feature an address by Gen. George Marshall at 1 p.m. Also notices announce store hours, vehicle inspections, and local cooperative farm bureau scheduling in Frederick and Winchester areas.
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Robert T. Bosserman
Winchester Armory
George Marshall
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Winchester Nash
Loudoun St
Frederick Co-Operative Farm Bureau
Winchester Drive-In
Theatre Valley
President Vetoes Tidelands Bill Over Oil Lands
President Truman vetoed a bill granting states title to oil rich lands off their coasts. He warned the measure would yield valuable lands and resources to specific states, affecting all Americans. Congress would need a two thirds majority in both houses to override. The House is expected to vote to override.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
United States
Congress
House
France's Top Red Duped by Gun Charge in Paris Riots
Jacques Duclos, France's leading Communist, is jailed after being charged with carrying a revolver during riots against Gen Ridgway. Police report an organized conspiracy by Communist forces, with deaths and injuries across Paris and other cities as a broad crackdown begins.
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Preston Grover
Paris
Jacques Duclos
France
Matthew B. Ridgway
Charles Brune
Nice
Marseille
Bordeaux
NATO
Tarbes
Duclos
Melum
Brune
Mail Service Cut For Memorial Day
Local postmaster Carl Campbell announced no city or coin deliveries and no window service tomorrow for Decoration Day. Mail will be received and dispersed as usual and residents with post office boxes will still receive mail.
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Carl Campbell
Assumed Red Spies On U S Payrolls Senate Hearing
Whittaker Chambers and Elizabeth Bentley told the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that Communist agents may operate in the government. They said they lack direct knowledge of spies on the payroll but warned rivals are active, noting spies target those with access to secrets. Chambers sparked the Alger Hiss case earlier.
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Washington
Whittaker Chambers
Elizabeth Bentley
Senate
Chambers
Miss Bentley
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Congressional
Alger Hiss
Russell appoints Edwin C. Johnson campaign manager
Campaign manager Washington 4 Ren. Rich ard B. Russell of Georgia announced the appointment of Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado as manager of his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Battle Asks Report on Case Of Escaped Mental Patient Slaying Three
Governor Battle requests an immediate report on the case of Maurice Ray Fox an escaped mental patient charged with the shotgun slayings of his father William Fox airline captain Robert O Connor and Lillian Howe near Leesburg The bodies were found on a Leesburg area farm Fox 39 was captured and taken to Southwestern State Hospital in Marion Authorities and hospital officials dispute blame while calls for police notification and stricter procedures surface The case raises questions about handling escaped patients and law enforcement coordination
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Battle
Richmond
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Maurice Ray Fox
William Fitzhugh Fox
Robert O'Connor
Airlines
Falls Church
Lillian Levona Howe
Alexandria
Leesburg
O'Connor
Fox
C. G. Holland
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Holland
Joseph E. Barrett
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Hospitals
Barrett
Dr. Holland
Claude
Maurice
Southwestern State Hospital
Marion
J.R.H. Alexander
Cadet Miller To Be Commissioned At West Point
Son of Mrs. George F. Miller of Montague Ave. will graduate from the United States Military Academy on Tuesday and be commissioned a Second Lieutenant. He ranks in the upper third of his class and has been active in extra curricular activities. He belongs to the German Camera and Ski Clubs and has served as Supply Sergeant in the Corps of Cadets.
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George F. Miller
Montague Ave
United States Military Academy
U. S. Army
West Point
Miller
Corps of Cadets
Italian Woman Gives Birth to 27th Child
The Italian News Agency reports Mrs Francesco Minocchia has given birth to her 27th child a son born yesterday in Bene vento. The item notes a major family milestone amid routine local notices for store hours pool opening and holiday garbage schedule.
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Rome
Francesco Minocchia
Benevento
Young Reds Surge Into West Berlin Clash With Police
Tens of thousands of young Communists moved into West Berlin amid protests over Germany's peace pact. About 1,000 older laborers incited trouble with leaflets at Kottbusser Tor. Anthony Eden visited to stress Western resolve and protection for Berlin residents.
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Kottbusser Tor
Kottbuss
Anthony Eden
Berlin
West
West Berlin
West Germany
Bonn
Paris
Soviet Zone
West Zones
Leipzig
Two Novick Clerks Fined for Thefts
Leo Andrew Lewis and Norman Douglas Tavener Jr were arrested after an all night probe into interstate shipment thefts at Novick Transfer Company. They admitted taking small items over three months, including fishing tackle and bags of sugar, and received six month suspended sentences with $25 fines and costs each. FBI agent William H. Pryor aided the city police.
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Novick Transfer Company
Leo Andrew Lewis
Orchard Avenue
Novick
Norman Douglas Tavenner
Purcell Street
Francis Funk
John W. Rice
William H. Pryor
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Communist Artillery Barrage Halts Allied Raid In Korea
Communist forces unleashed their largest barrage of the year, firing 7 126 rounds in 24 hours and halting an Allied raid near Koranggpo on the Eastern Front. U N troops mounted an attack on three hills, supported by tanks, with 96 Chinese bunkers and 12 trenches reported destroyed in the Central Front.
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John Randolph
Seoul
Korea
U. N
Korangpo
Theestern
U.N
Yonchon
United Nations
Eighth Army
Clarke County High to Graduates 57 in 1930 Class
Clarke County High School prepares to graduate 57 seniors on Monday at 6 pm in the campus stadium. Valedictorian is Mildred J. Brown 17, active in Dramatic Club SCA F H A and other groups. Salutatorian is Joan W. Canter 18, involved in local church and youth organizations.
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Clarke County High School
Mildred J. Brown
D. Earl Brown
Duncan Memoral Methodist Church
Berry
Brown
The
Talon
Miss Brown
Joan W. Canter
Garland Canter
Duncan Memorial Church
Miss Canter
Byrd Highlights Contrast With Opponent in Virginia Primary
Senator Byrd asserts a clear difference from Francis Pickens Miller arguing he has not been a rubber stamp for President Truman. He cites voting records on Taft Hartley, steel seizures, and opposition to certain administration plans while pledging future restraint in spending and defense.
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Accomac
Harry‘ Byrd
Francis Pickens Miller
Truman
Byrd
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Miller
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