Chinese Reds Seen Preparing for Wider Korea War
In Hong Kong observers warn that Chinese Communist propaganda signals a possible full scale intervention in Korea. They cite Beijing broadcasts and newspaper rhetoric as evidence of a Moscow driven push toward war, with buffs toward a buffer zone for Manchuria and a move that could end UN acceptance of Red China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hampson
Hong Kong
Asia
Red China
Korea
Yalu River
Manchuria
China
Peiping Radio
Moscow
Russia
United Nations
Red
India
Indochina
Escapee Recaptured by State Troopers on Loudoun Street
James Roy Swaney 33, of Baltimore, fled from Troopers near the Frederick County courthouse. A gun discharged when the trooper fell, but no one was hit. Swaney was recaptured, arraigned for petty larceny, and a six month added sentence was imposed. He had earlier stolen a tire and anti freeze from a Stephens City station and damaged a gas pump. Police pursued Swaney from Harrisonburg to Strasburg before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Miller
Frederick County
James Roy Swaney
Linden Ave
Baltimore
H. E. McInturff
E. B. Johnson
Loudoun Street
McIinturff
McCrory’s
Johnson
W. Erle Edwards
Swaney
Harrisonburg
F. L. Woolf
High Point
Stephens City
Jack Kemp
Woolf
W. W. Brendle
Kemp
Strasburg
Trial Justice Court
Knoxville
McInturff
Sgt
Textile Workers PAC backs Garber in Seventh District race
The Textile Workers Union PAC endorsed J. A. Garber of Timberville for Congress, urging friends to vote for him over Burr P. Harrison of Winchester. Garber, a Republican, said he abides by Taft Hartley as it stands and has had no talks with union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Action Committee
The
Textile Workers Union
J. A. Garber
Timberville
Burr
P. Harrison
Winchester
Harrison
Garber
Political Action Com
Staunton
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
Jacob A. Garber
Harrisonburg
Staunton News Leader
Burr P. Harrison
Leader
Reckless Driving Charged in Two Frederick Accidents
Two accidents in Frederick County led to reckless driving charges with about 800 dollars in damage and no injuries. Jerry Armstrong of Winchester pleaded guilty to reckless driving after his 1949 Chevrolet pickup crashed at Route 522 Albin Road. Alfred Snapp Jr. of Winchester faces a court date after his 1950 Chevrolet truck struck Dorothy Smith’s 1941 Chevrolet sedan on Route 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Albin
H. E. McIinturff
Jerry G. Armstrong
Winchester
Charles C. Mays
Armstrong
W. Erle Edwards
McInturff
Here
Dorothy R. Smith
Purcellville
Alfred Lee Snapp, Jr
Snapp
Community Chest Drive 11 Percent Ended
Latest reports for the 1950 Winchester Frederick County Community Chest drive show nine divisions over 50 percent of goals while three lag. Total collections through yesterday reach $24,970 or 71 percent of the $35,000 goal with the Industrial Division leading at $6,919. Residents across Organization, Women's, Special Gifts, Service, Merchantile, Government, County, and Professional divisions report varying progress toward their quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester - Frederick County
Henry Covington, Jr
Stewart Bell, Jr
C. Ridgely White
Subversive Groups Hit in Address At Kiwanis Fete
Representative Burr P Harrison challenged the yet to be proved reach of the Federal Subversive Activities Control Board in a Kiwanis Ladies Night address at Winchester Armory. He linked loyalty reviews to actions of Board Chair Seth Richardson and member Charles LaFallette, and recalled the Remington case to illustrate past anti Communist scrutiny. The event drew Kiwanis officials, Winchester mayor, state senators, and civic leaders, with a seven act New York floor show drawing strong applause. The gathering, from three states, was hailed as the club’s most successful inter city event, organized by Charles Pine with committee members handling entertainment, tickets, decorations, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Baxter
United States
Burr P. Harrison
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Armory
Harrison
Federal
Subversive Activities Control Board
Congress
Seth W. Richardson
Charles M. LaFallette
Federal Loyalty Review Board
Richardson
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Remington
Kiwanis
Winchester
James Payne
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce
New York
Charles A. Pine
Ed L. Molden
Ronald L. Smyre
J. Howard Cather
Albert G. Hillyard
Ellis E. Harbaugh
H. Delmer Robinson
Autos Damaged In Collision Near Winchester
Two cars collided about 8 45 this morning just south of Winchester causing estimated 800 dollars in damage. A 1940 Packard driven by George W Burse of New Hyde Park left turn into Hershey Creamery Co and hit a north bound Dodge driven by Harry C Clark of Kernstown. Passenger Dorothy Lamp Clark sustained a bruised knee and 300 dollars more repair cost was expected for the Packard. A separate 8 pm Thursday crash at Amherst and Washington St caused 120 dollars damage with no injuries involving a 1946 Buick driven by Anna Teets Jones and a 1941 Buick driven by Junior Lee Links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Packard
Rt. 11
George W. Burse
N. 6Th Street
New Hyde Park
N. Y
Hershey Creamery Co
Harry C. Clark
Kernstown
Anna Teets Jones
S. Braddock St
Junior Lee Links
E. North Ave
Howard Shockey Dies at 80 in Winchester Home
Howard Shockey 80 a Winchester contractor builder died at 12 10 this morning at his residence 410 National Avenue after years of poor health He founded Howard Shockey & Son and served on the Winchester City School Board 22 years He belonged to IOOF Madison Lodge No 6 Woodmen of the World and Braddock Street Methodist Church He is survived by his widow three sons a daughter four grandchildren and a sister The funeral will be Monday at 230 pm at the residence with Rev W A Wright. burial Mount Hebron cemetery Jones Funeral Home in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shockey
National Avenue
Hampshire County
W. Va
Jefferson
Sarah Braithwaite Shockey
Shockey
IOOF
Madison Lodge No. 6
Woodmen of the World
Bessie Halley
Winchester
Howard H
James D
Ralph D Shockey
Helen Lovejoy
Truman Stassen To Exchange Blows In Talks Tonight
President Truman, drafting a lone campaign speech in St Louis, plans a peace and prosperity message to appeal for Democratic Congress wins. Harold E Stassen, Penn president and possible 1952 GOP candidate, meets leaders to shape opposition reply. The address airs at 10 p m EST from St Louis with 1400 attendees and coverage across four networks and 72 TV stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman & Stassen
Washington
Truman
St. Louis
Knowland
San Francisco
Congress
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
GOP
William M. Boyle, Jr
French Troops Retreating From Hanoi Front in Indochina
French forces retreat further from Hanoi area as they abandon Wubanh Laokay and a string of outposts along the Day River. The withdrawal tightens defense lines to a 100 mile arc near Moncay, with Vietminh attacks at Camboung during the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Indochina
Hanoi
Wubanh
Red River Delta
Red China
Laokay
Day River
Phuly
Red River
Ho Chi Minh
Camboung
Truman heads to St Louis for 1950 campaign kickoff
President Truman flew at 2 06 p m to St Louis for his only major 1950 political campaign address, launching a campaign effort aboard a government aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Washington
Truman
St. Louis
Reds Are Fired Tokyo Flashfire Fired 45 Communist Officials
The Japanese International Trade and Industry Ministry announced the dismissal of 45 Communist officials in Tokyo. The move widens a government purge affecting oversight agencies and political connections nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japanese International Trade and Industry Ministry
RAF Bomber Overshoots Target Killing 11 at Rawang Estate
An RAF bomber near Rawang overshot its target on the Utah Simpan estate in Malaya. The attack killed 11 workers and wounded 24, with the incident reported this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Utah Simpan Estate
Rawang
Collazo Trial To Be Held Soon
A possible February trial looms for Oscar Collazo the Puerto Rican nationalist wounded in the Blair House attack on President Truman Prosecutors expect the case to go before a grand jury soon with an early indictment and trial planned while investigators probe possible conspirators in Puerto Rico and here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prospect Today
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Collazo
Geer
George Morris Fay
Fay
White House
Leslie Coffelt
Grieselio Torresola
Blair House
Torresola
Secret Service
Coffelt
Puerto Rico
Indian Summer Ends as Snow Flurries Forecast
Winchester enjoys pleasant weather until 2 30 p m then a cold snap with predictions for colder tonight across West Virginia Maryland western Pennsylvania and Virginia snow flurries in the mountains and cloudy windy conditions Sunday. South End Fire Company meets Monday Nov 6 at 8 00 P M all members urged to attend. For sale Oriental scatter rugs office desk chairs phone 5589 and NOT NEW SHOP at 35 S Loudoun St lists clothing acceptance changes with phone contact 5863
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
NOTIC
South End Fire Company
H. M. Layman
Allies Forge A Firm Line In N Korea War Update
Allied forces report renewed North Korean attacks and growing Chinese Communist troop involvement. South Korea estimates 75 000 Chinese Reds in Korea plus three divisions opposing UN forces. Northwest Korea sees intensified fighting as Marines face encirclement and extended operations around Wonsan and the Changjin reservoir amid bad weather and limited air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
North Korea
Korea
Manchuria
United Nations
Eighth Army
Changjin
San and
Kun
M@cArthur
U. S. First Cavalry Division
U. N
Yalu River
Wonsan
Sudong
Dalai Lama Flees Lhasa as Chinese Advance Prompts Refuge
Reports from Kalimpong and New Delhi say Tibet's 16 year old Dalai Lama fled Lhasa with the regent as Chinese forces advance. India offers asylum while officials have not confirmed the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Kalimpong
New Delhi
Golden Glow Hosts Sunday Dinner and Charity Drive
The Golden Glow restaurant advertises a Sunday dinner from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. featuring a special turkey dinner for 1.25 with fresh vegetables and fountain service. The notice also lists closures for Howard Shockey & Sons and Crider & Shockey due to the death of Howard Shockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureau
Sam’s Cash Grocery
Lee-Jackson
Golden Glow
House OF Good Food
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Corner Valley Ave
Hart St
H. W. Jackson
O'Connell
Senseny Rd
Purcell Ave
W. Boscawen
Henkel-Harris Company
Kenneth E. Henry CO
Textile Workers Committee
Prr
PAC
Colonial Art and Craft Shop
Winchester Post Office
OIL Heat, Inc
N. Cameron Dial
Kiwanis Fete
By Jack Bell
National Symphony Orchestra
Handley Auditorium
Howard Mitchell
Hans Kindler
Winchester Exchange Club
Pedro Albizu Campos
Right
San Juan
Ostar Collazo
Campos
International
S. Loudoun St
N. Korea
Troue
C.F
Howeard Shockey
Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc
Crider & Shockey, Inc
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