Woodway Tragedies Claim Two in Virginia Mishaps
In Southwest Virginia near Gate City and Woodway two deaths occurred Sunday. An eight year old boy died when a parked truck rolled off a cliff into the Powell River. Clyde Joboses Addington and Scott County farmer Henry K Addington perished in a jeep wreck on Virginia State Highway 1 near Wicklesville. Four men were injured lightly. authorities described a drinking incident preceding the crashes. Funeral services were set for Addington with survivors including three brothers and a sister.
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Picket Line Flies Above New York Amid National Airlines Strike
In New York a striking National Airlines pilot names a sky billboard with the word scab while sailing about 10 000 feet above JFK as ground crews join 40 other pickets outside the administration building. The action targets the airline union dispute and the presidential emergency board efforts to settle the National strike.
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Fragmented Street Scene Reports Odd Details
A damaged OCR item describes a woman entering a restaurant with a buttermilk and straw mix, claiming she is too lazy to tip. A married couple, traffic, and a man who smokes and borrows a cigarette are mentioned as part of a chaotic downtown scene.
Truman Urges Western Voters to Fight GOP Sabotage
President Truman appealed to Western voters at Denver to join Democrats in resisting Republican undercover sabotage of the West. He contrasted 32 years of GOP pressure with Democratic gains, praising restored forests, conservation policy and federal hydroelectric and irrigation projects, and pledged continued aid to agriculture, industry and commerce.
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Communists Strip Berlin Stands Of Anti Red Papers
Communist patrols raided Soviet controlled Berlin stands tearing and scattering anti-Red newspapers during a rapid sweep through Western and Russian sectors. The move drew strong denunciations from Allied officials as a violation of four power arrangements and free press. Western papers such as Tagespiegel and Deer Tag were seized while dealers faced threats and potential incendiary actions. In Berlin, Kotikow ordered a review of 25 year sentences for youths involved in protests, citing influence by fascist rhetoric.
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College Student Admits Slaying
Kansas City police report that 18 year old John Devic Heidenreich admitted fatally shooting his father John Pauli Moidenreich, president of Carnie Sauce Manufacturing, during a dormitory quarrel. Heidenreich says self defense. no charges filed yet.
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Warren Style Shocks Oldsters in Campaign Tour
The Warren campaign continues through Texas and Oklahoma, drawing mixed reactions from audiences. Warren's homespun appeal unsettles veteran politicians as he pushes a unconventional path that contrasts with the biting sarcasm of rival figures, signaling a potential shift in fall campaigning dynamics.
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Penn-Dixie Fined For Smoke And Dust Violation
A Penn-Dixie Cement Corp fined $50 by Cle Judge Howard Postom for excessive smoke. A separate $60 fine for dust emission followed a June 7 incident. Appeals were filed. Testimony from Herbert A. Scruggs supported air policing authority. Related notices mention other local offenses and hurricane warnings affecting Florida ports and crews aboard the Look Hianar.
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Peace and Freedom Theme Planned In Dewey Speech
Governor Thomas E. Dewey campaigns westward on a peace and freedom theme. His aide Paul Lockwood previews a speech pledging adherence to basic free government principles, while opposing broad expansion of Russian influence in Europe and Asia.
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Federal Control Of Installment Buying Goes Into Effect Today
Federal controls on installment buying take effect today after a 13 month absence. Auto dealers warn the tighter terms will raise down payments and monthly costs, potentially delaying purchases of new and used cars and shifting financing toward quicker payoff. The measure limits down payments and sets maximum terms on vehicles and many household appliances, with exceptions and ongoing negotiations shaping consumer offers.
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Foreign Ministers Plan Next Move In Quarrel With Reds
Paris hosts foreign ministers from France Britain and the United States during the third annual United Nations Assembly session as tensions with Moscow over Palestine intensify. warnings of possible shifts toward United Nations mediation and questions about a future Palestinian government intensify the diplomatic mood.
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Circuit Court session opens in Sullivan County
Circuit Judge Shelburne Ferguson opens the September term of Criminal Court as over 200 cases begin. He warns that crime rate hinges on grand jury action and urges rigid enforcement with punishments matching offenses. Jurors are urged to confront evolving criminal elements in Sullivan County.
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Army Vet In Feud Outbreak Amid Mountain Shooting
An Army veteran was injured in a roadside shooting tied to a long running mountain feud near Chattojoopa about 20 miles away. Deputy Stract Scott Swafford identified victims Samuel Dawid Witeers and Willie Lee Harris, noting four bullets hit Wilcox as he drove past his home and Harris narrowly escaped when the car left the road. The feud, active for about a year, saw a prior ambush on Sept. 1 that wounded Mrs Ethel Parker, wife of Theo Parker, with her husband seriously wounded but later recovering.
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Emergency in Burma after U Tin Tut slaying
A state of emergency swept Burma after Brig. U Tin Tut, inspector general of the Burmese army and anti Communist leader, died from a Thursday bomb blast. Police have yet to identify the attackers, and Tin Tut’s widow will return from England with their children abroad.
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Dewey Visits Grange Hat Farm Milking Setup Observed
Reporter covers Governor Dewey touring a Dewey Farm Grange Hat visit with farm editors and radio writers. Describes milking pit, lowered cups, and Governor’s appearance and behavior under heat. Notes Dewey speaks from a table and greets attendees as photographers chase shots.
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New Credit Restrictions to Have Little City Impact
Kingsport merchants and credit managers expect the new credit regulations, mandating down payments and 15 to 19 month terms, to cause limited change. Dealers say most firms already follow similar terms, with only a few lenders offering longer four to five year contracts in larger markets. The rule likely affects a niche segment rather than the broad market.
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Russia Promises To Recall Korean Troops By Jan
Moscow says it will pull all Soviet troops from northern Korea by the new year, with withdrawal not later than January 1. Tass reports procedural timelines and notes the plan’s potential political impact on U N Korea actions. The embassy and Washington react with caution, seeing the move as propaganda or a reset on the Korea crisis.
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College Pays Tribute To Wife Of Herbert Hoover
Whittier College on its campus dedicated Hoover Memorial Hall to honor the late wife of former President Herbert Hoover. President Hoover could not attend due to Washington business. his sons Mervett Jr. and Allan Hoover attended. The $255,000 memorial houses classrooms offices and a lecture hall, with endowment support from the Society of Friends.
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Drive Rounds Up 150 Members Of Stern Group
Emergency regulations adopted to combat terrorist organizations after the assassination of Count Bernadotte and UN mediator Dag Hammarskjöld. Israeli authorities report arrests in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, with about 200 Sternists seized and others sought, while investigations continue and new anti terror measures are promised.
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Alaire Pierre Seret
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Jerusalem
Weatherman Predicts Pleasant, Mostly Sunny Week Ahead
A cautious forecast indicates a comfortable day with light to scattered showers unlikely. No major changes expected Monday with high temperatures easing from recent highs, followed by a midweek mix of clouds and possible showers, and near 80s to low 80s on Sunday.
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