Ridgway Seeks New Armistice Site as Kaesong Stalemate Grows
Western front fighting persists while Kaesong talks stall for 15th day. Ridgway presses for a new site, denouncing Kaesong as unsuitable. Peiping Radio cites North Korean messages to Vice Admiral Joy, with Allied officials undecided on any alternative.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Nan. Tl
Red
Turner Joy
U. N
U.N. Command
Reds
Ridgway
Kaesong
Plane Unable To Penetrate Storm As Hurricane Easy Grows
A Navy hurricane hunter failed to reach the eye of Hurricane Easy, now a violent storm with winds exceeding 160 mph. The system curbed toward the northwest off south Florida, about 400 miles north of Puerto Rico, with a slow 14 to 16 mph motion and 1000 miles east-southeast of Miami at 5 a.m. EST.
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Miami Fla
Florida
Puerto Rico
Grady Norton
Miami Weather Bureau
Norton
Miami
Sept. 8 to 15 Sales Directory Notices
Listings announce public auctions in September. Mrs John Dick at County Court House at 11 a m Sept 8 for valuable real estate. Harry L Eamans at 1110 Berryville Ave Inchester at 1 p m Sept 8 for household furniture. Carl Alabaugh near Place Bros Cedar Creek Terrace at 1 p m Sept 15 for complete household items. C M Te vault Stephens City auctions.
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John Dick
Ty Court House
Harry L. Eamans
Berryville Ave
Inchester
Carl Alabaugh
Place Bros
Cedar Creek
Eee Terrace
C. M. Tevault
Stephens City
Actress Maria Montez Dies in Paris Bathtub Tragedy
Paris report states film star Maria Montez died apparently by drowning in her Suresnes bathtub. Firemen failed to resuscitate after three hours. Montez, born in the Dominican Republic, starred in films since 1941 and had been living in France with husband Jean Pierre Aumerit.
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Paris
Maria Montez
Jean Pierre Aumerit
France
Suresnes
Miss Montez
Dominican Republic
Sacred Heart Convent
Canary Islands
Italy
Egypt
Luxembourg
Belgium
United States
West Coast
Navy Plane Makes Emergency Landing At National Airport
A two engine Navy C-45 Beach from Anacostia made an emergency landing at National Airport with its left engine on fire. All six aboard were unharmed as firefighters doused the flames and cleared the runways after the call from three miles out.
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National
Navy Photgraphic Center
Anacostia
Court seeks order against Jepsen Hotel Supply Co
The government asked a court for an injunction to bar Jepsen Hotel Supply Co of Washington from allegedly charging above ceiling prices for beef. The firm is a subsidiary of Wilson and Co, one of the nation’s four largest packers.
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Washington
U. S
George Morris Faye
Jepsen Hotel Supply Co
Wilson and Co
Peace hopes clouded by Russian stance on treaty
The article reports renewed attacks from Russia as Andrei Gromyko and Foreign Minister decry Western moves. Ambassadors and Senators doubt a Russian signature and foresee a possible walkout while Bridges cites a foreign delegation for unnamed intelligence.
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Russia
Andrei Gromyk
Robert Uan
Tion
John Foster Dulles
Secon
U. S
Ges
R-Nh
Bridges
Big Three Meet To Tackle Sixteen Urgent World Problems
The United States Britain and France plan a four day meeting to discuss sixteen urgent global issues chiefly relating to Russia. Western Germany Spain the Italian peace treaty and Communist China are among topics. The aim is to exchange views on problems rather than finalize decisions with work delegated to subordinates.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Spain
China
Europe
Red
Acheson
Herbert Morrison
Robert Schuman
Harrisonburg Wins Valley Loop Title
Harrisonburg Turks win the Valley League title by taking the final playoff series from Staunton four games to one. First baseman George Dinges, former major leaguer, led the Turks as they won 8 to 5 in the deciding game after seven runs in the first inning. Dick Gilkersem earned his 21st win. Harrisonburg finished the regular season with 51 wins and 28 losses. Staunton reached the finals by sweeping Charlottesville Chiefs in seven games.
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Harrisonburg
Staunton
George Dinges
Dick Gilkersem
Waynesboro
Charlottesville Chiefs
Douglas School addition advances toward occupancy by November
Work on the addition to the Douglas School is progressing well and is expected to be ready for occupancy by or before November 1. The building has been rewired and Fluorescent lighting provided. A meeting of all new teachers was held at the Handley Building on Friday and a general faculty meeting followed on Saturday where plans for the coming session were discussed by the Superintendent and Principals.
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Douglas
Handley Building
False Patterns of Thinking Blamed for Unhappy Marriages
Detroit psychiatrist Dr Aloysius Church told the 37th Catholic Charities convention that false patterns of thinking about marriage lead to unhappy unions. He said women expect a man with success and wealth while men expect a passionate wife, leading to disappointment and blame on parents educators movies and novels.
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Detroit
Aloysus
Church
Detroit Board of Education
National Convention of
Catholic Charities
Keller Funeral At Lebanon Church
Albert Eugene Keller died August 29 at his Wheatfield home. Funeral services were Saturday at Lebanon Lutheran Church led by Rev. C. E. Crank Jr and Rev. Nelson Mrox of Richmond, former Strasburg Christian Church pastor. Interment in Lebanon Church Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were the Strasburg Christian Church official board. Active pallbearers were Fred Hershman Guy Gore Norval Gore James Pingley Irvin Ondorff Gilbert Beeler.
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Albert Eugene Keller
Wheatfield
Lebanon Lutheran Church
C. E. Crank, Jr
Nel
M Rox
Richmond
Strasburg Christian Church
Keller
Lebanon Church Cemetery
Fred Hershman
Guy Gore
Norval Gore
James Pingley
Irvin Orndorff
Gilbert Beeler
Permits Snapshot Shows Large Shawnee and Stonewall Bills
In Shawnee District larger permits include a $40,000 diner a $76 000 housing project a $10,000 filling station and a $12,000 warehouse with Stonewall District issuing mainly residences Opequon reports one manufacturing plant and two grain dryers while Back Creek and Gainesboro mostly farm buildings A month by month comparison for 1950 and 1951 lists totals and annual sums for City permits with 1951 six month totals and year totals shown.
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Stonewall
Shawnee
Stonewall District
Opequon
Back Creek
Gainesboro
Woman Convicted Overthrow Plot Sentenced in San Juan
Ruth M. Reynolds, 35, formerly of Terraville, 8. D., was sentenced in San Juan to two to six years in prison at hard labor after being convicted of advocating the overthrow of the Puerto Rican government by force.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ruth M. Reynolds
Terraville
8. D
American Soldier Shot by Berlin Police in Barricade Crash
An American soldier was shot by a German Communist policeman after his car crashed into a barricade on the outskirts of Berlin. The soldier’s exact injuries are unknown as he was taken into the Russian zone and remains held there. His name was withheld.
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Berlin
U. S
Hheld
Slansky Relieved as Secretary General in Prague Shakeup
The Czech news agency reports Adolf Slansky has been relieved of his duties as secretary general of Czechoslovakia. President Klement Gottwald takes over the post, a move that astonishes diplomatic circles abroad.
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London
Adolf Slansky
Czechoslovakia
Klement Gottwald
Senate panel approves larger Air Force wing plan
Senator O Mahoney said the subcommittee would fix a floor of not less than 95 wings for the Air Force, discarding the old 70 wing plan. The panel increased funding beyond Truman requests and beyond House approval while keeping weapons details secret.
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O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Truman
House
Air Force
Congress
James W. Gerard Former Ambassador to Germany Dies
James W. Gerard former U S ambassador to Germany before World War I died at his Southampton New York summer home aged 84 after a bronchial illness. His wife Mary Daly, daughter of Marcus Daly, was at his side. Born in Geneseo New York he was a corporation lawyer and lifelong Democrat who served as Democratic Party treasurer for many years.
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Southampton
N. Y
James W. Gerard
U. SS
Germany
Mary Daly
Marcus Daly
Gerard
Geneseo
Democratic Party
Barbara Anne Rives Buried in Washington
Funeral services were held August 25 for Barbara Anne Rives daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis H Rives Jr of Langley Park Md and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George E Kercheval Berryville She died at nearly four after eight weeks illness Surviving relatives include paternal grandfather Louis H Rives Cincinnati and paternal great grandmother Mrs L W Lambert Norfolk Services were conducted from the family home by Rev Percy D White of Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Berryville and Cedar Hill Cemetery Washington was the burial place
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Barbara Anne Rives
Louis H. Rives, Jr
Langley Park
George E. Kercheval
Berryville
Louis H. Rives
Cincinnati
Ohio
L. W. Lambert
Norfolk
Percy D. White
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Washington
Encirled Forces Fight On and Supply Efforts Intensify
The report describes Marines engaging fiercely with a steadfast unit, claiming all men survived or were evacuated including wounded and dead. Red supply lines are strengthened as night bombing and patrols target logistics. A side note discusses rabbit life expectancy, stating wild rabbits live up to five years while some cultivated breeds reach seven or eight.
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Demeres
Pee
Wiley Meade Dies in Sleep
Wiley Meade 59 of Gore died in his sleep early yesterday, likely from a heart attack. Born June 24, 1892 in Russell County, he farmed in Gore for 13 years. Survivors include his wife Ruby May and 11 children. funeral services Sunday at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge and Bethel Church at Trone with Rev. W. P. Goode officiating. Pallbearers listed.
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Wiley Meade
Gore
Russell County
Abron
Susie Meade
Meade
Ruby May Meade
Willard Meade
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Beady
Jesse
Kenneth
Luetta
Stella
Mildred Meade
Maynard Marple
William K. Filgeman
Norma Winkfield
Winchester
Melvin H. Kump
Berryville
Giffin
Bethel Church
Trone
W. P. Goode
Methodist
Lester Burner
Russell Cooper
John LaFollette
Raymond Arnold Roy Winkfield
Ray LaFollette
Red Cross Nurse Aide Classes Begin September 10
Seekers invited to enroll in Red Cross Nurse Aide classes starting Monday September 10. Call the County Nurses Office or Mrs Roland Mitchell in Boyce for information.
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Berryville
Red Cross Nurse’s Aid
Roland Mitchell
Boyce
How's Your IQ Answers Revealed Quiz
Answers to page four quiz list question by question. Includes sources such as Or of the Chaldees former waxwork museum CHEE lay April Fools Day Thistle Boston Mass New Hampshire Helium a misogynist is a hater of women a misogamist is a hater of marriage Schuman Plan.
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The
Waxwork Museum
Boston
Mass
New Hampshire
Crossword Clue Set A
Curved lines define arcs in geometry. Mulberry bark yields inner white sap. Source means origin. Birds as a class are avians. Greeting is hello. Market places are fairs or bazaars. Part of to be is am are is. Mother is mom. Observe means see. Gallium Vx 2 ro a refers to Ga Vx concept. Boas of a shield are emblems or crests. Converts into leather tanner tans. Bul is a fragment of bulb.
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Mr. Williams
Jones
Cell Jones
Vreral
Pet
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Braddon
Shenandoah
Shenadoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
University of Virginia
Shenandoah County
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Earl Camp
Chambersburg
J. R. Mims
Arlington and Luray
Johns-Manville
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Kent
Lebanon Church
Life ‘Ag
Werp
Iy Ved
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron Bt
U.S
Pentagon
L. J. Luby
Opequon Terrace
Duncan Phyfe
Coleman Dunn
RCA
Westinghouse
Kenmore
Edwin T. Snider
Harry L. Tennant
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Desoto
Geatwole Motor CO
Celotes
Celotex Cane Fibre
Celotex Insuleti Board
Willys
Chapman Motor CO
Omps’ Funeral Home
Chevrolet
Frederick Motors i Mt. North En Mart
Sburg
Frederick County Court House
Clear
Martinsburg Pike
Agt
Daily Crossword
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