Senate Committee approves Greece Turkey aid 13 to 0
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 13 to 0 to approve a bill implementing President Truman's plan for 40 million dollars in financial and limited military aid to Greece and Turkey. An amended measure, backed by Chairman Vandenberg, would let the United Nations halt further American assistance, but the panel sent the bill to the Senate for action next week.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Senate
Vandenberg
R-Mich
United Nations
Turkey Moves In Atmosphere Of Tragic War
Istanbul reports Premier Recep Peker warned merchants that Turkey could face war, replying to export requests for cereals. He said despite ample wheat, the nation must stay prepared as tensions with neighbors rise amid today’s conditions.
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Turkey
Peker
Merchants
Istanbul
Recep Peker
Samir
Mourkey
Clarke Farmers hear Choate and Powell speak
Clarke Farmers Co-Op Inc. held a meeting in Berryville with 22 members present. T. C. Choate of the Baltimore Bank of Co-operatives urged cooperation, while Virginia State Auditor Harry Powell presented a preliminary audit showing 1946 tonnage up about 10 000 from 1945. The group planned another meeting for April 11. C. C. Funkhouser attended.
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Berryville
T. C. Choate
Baltimore Bank of Co-operatives
Clarke Farmers Co-Op Inc
H. J. Hardesty
Mr. Choate
Rouss Ave
C. M. Graff
Stephens City
W. B. Snider & Son
N. Cameron
Cushman
Cushman Motor Sales
Molden Electric Co
Wilsell Cheap
Molden
Union Good Friday Service At Christ Episcopal Church
The Winchester Ministerial Association sponsors a union Good Friday service at Christ Episcopal Church starting at noon and ending at 3 p.m. The Rev. James B. Roe presides with organists Charlote DeHart and Ronald King. Seven 25 minute intervals include talks by local pastors on each of Christ words, with multiple solos and hymns throughout.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
James B. Roe
Charlote DeHart
Ronald King
Paradise
Franklin G. Senger
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Sencindiver
Hoye Riley
Wicks
James J. Hadden
Cork Street
Gilbert Tillotson
Ronald 8
Scott Atkinson
May V. Carper
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Helen Lutz
Iva Mae Bowles
Mildred Jones
S. L. Filickinger
Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church
Betty June Hurst
Nancy Hurst
Maryland Peace Group Sails for Mount Vernon Conference
The Maryland peace delegation sails from Annapolis aboard the state yacht Potomac at 10:30 a m en route to Mount Vernon for a Potomac River oyster war talks with Virginia officials. Major Archer notes the meeting will largely set procedures on river problems tied to a 1785 Mt Vernon compact.
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Annapolis
Hallowed
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Potomac River
Potomac
Chesapeake
Robert N. Archer
Maryland
Mt. Vernon
Ec of Conservation Pratces
Enders Named Berryville Town Treasurer
Jack Enders appointed town treasurer of Berryville succeeding the late Dr. George Hardesty after the April council meeting. He will also continue as secretary with a full-time assistant approved. council bought 500 feet of new fire hose. Mayor Jes H. Bell presided.
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Jack Enders
Berryville
George Hardesty
Enders
Jes H. Bell
Rudolph Hoess Found Guilty By Polish Court
Rudolf Hoess, the former Auschwitz commandant, was found guilty by the Polish Supreme National Tribunal in Warsaw and sentenced to death for overseeing the extermination of about 4 million people. He faced the court calmly as the lengthy judgment was read. no execution date was set.
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Rudolf Hoess
Oswiecim
Auschwitz
Supreme National Tribunal
Huess
Boleslaw Bierut
Hoess
Poland
Russia
Hungary
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Czechoslovakia
Krakow
Germany
Hamburg
Oswie- Himler
Vistula
Nuermberg
Ernest Kaltenbruner
Hamz
Death of prominent Winchester fruit grower Charles Nicodemus
Charles Lee Nicodemus a retired fruit grower and long time local figure died suddenly at 8 AM at his home 35 South Stewart Street. Born March 2 1877 in Edgemont Maryland he built a large apple business in Frederick County and held director posts at Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Winchester Cold Storage. He leaves a widow and two children Arthur Gilkey and Mrs Frank Adkins, with a brother and two sisters. Funeral set for Sunday at 3 PM at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Mt Hebron cemetery interment. pallbearers named and bank directors to serve as honorary pallbearers.
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Charles Lee Nicodemus
S. Stewart Street
Nicodemus
Maryland
Edgemont
J. A
Susan Rahouser Nicodemus
Winchester
Minnie Crisman
Frederick County
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Winchester Cold Storage
Braddock Street
E. A. Nicodemus
Waynesboro
E. T. Bachtell
Hag
Iage Jacques
J. H. Yost
Mason Herrell
W. M. Richards
Ansel Solenberger
E. P. Bean
A. C. Oates
Coleman Dunn
J. W. Arthur
H. H. Smalley
Parmers and Merchants National Bank
Winchester Cold Storage Co
Murray brands Lilienthal fight a struggle against power interests
Senator Murray of Montana said the Lilienthal confirmation battle for AEC chair is a clash between the government and power interests. He spoke as a test vote was set for 5 p m EST. Moran of the Telephone Workers Policy committee said no law allows government seizure of the industry though unions would obey such a seizure if legal.
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Washington
Murray
D-Mont
David E. Lilienthal
Senate
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
John J. Moran
National Federation of Telephone Workers Policy Committee
Lockout at RCA Victor plant as 160 workers dismissed
In Pulaski Virginia 160 plus workers were discharged after walking off the job in a representation dispute. CIO Area Director Lloyd P Vaughan called a meeting to plan future action as the company labeled the move a lockout. In Norfolk a 12 year old girl was bound and raped on her way to school by a young man.
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Pulaski
RCA Victor
CIO
Lloyd P. Vaughan
Norfolk
Ocean View
J. M. Goodwin
W. Crosswhite
Fire kills twelve at Missouri fireworks plant
An explosion and powder fire at Brown Manufacturing in Clinton Missouri destroyed a one story plant. Twelve workers were killed and three injured while making toy buzz bombs for the Fourth of July. Firemen could not approach the blaze closely. Identification relied on rings, teeth, or personal effects.
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Clinton
Clinton Hospital
Brown Manufacturing Company
Knoles
Elk Honor To Memory Of Parson Nelson At Elks Meeting
At a well attended Elks gathering on Braddock Street the lodge elected its Board of Governors for the new fiscal year and installed officers. A memorial service for Rev. Robert B. Nelson was led by Past Exalted Ruler W W Glass, and retiring Exalted Ruler W Lee Fisher received a gift.
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Elks
Braddock Stret
Folowing
The
Elks Club
J. P. Arthur
Laurence ©. Miller
Maurice Pifer
Lee Ebert
Arthur F. Streit
Howard J. Cahill
Herbert Seidel
Perry B. Wright
Jack R. Brandon
Robert B. Nelson
Lodge of Elks
W W. Glass
W. Lee Fisher
Tiller
James Himelright
Edwin T. Snider
Robert Baker
Sale Notices and Local Advertisements Digest
Attend sale of Roe Farm at the front of Court House on April 5 at noon. Easter jewelry window display from Hodgson & Brown. Kernstown Methodist Church Young People window sale April 4 at 10 a.m. in Solenberg Hardware window offering homemade goods and fresh eggs. Singer sewing machines sought for cash. services to rebuild and convert. For sale a new modern brick veneer home at Clearbrook priced 89 500, inspection by Harry W. Aikens. Legion Baseball meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Legion Home. Montgomery Ward ad notes enamel brushes priced 29 cents and up in Tuesday issue. Sarah Zane Fire Co monthly meeting Friday April 4 at 8 p.m. All members expected.
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Roe Farm
Court House
Hodgson & Brown
Kernstown Methodist Church
Solenberger Hardware
Singer
Seal’s
Singer Shoppe
Rhode
Drug Store
Winchester
Dia
Clearbrook
Harry W. Aikens
Legion
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Lewis condemns Krug as dishonorable and urges removal
John L. Lewis denounces Secretary Krug as dishonorable and calls for Congress to remove him after Krug ordered closing of 518 government mines. He cites Centralia disaster deaths and urges stricter federal safety enforcement and funds return to the union.
Kuykendall To Speak At Star Employees Banquet
J Sloan Kuykendall a prominent Winchester attorney will deliver the principal address at the Winchester Evening Star employees annual banquet at the Sarah Zane Fire Hall at 6 30 Saturday night Dr Allen T Hawthorne will serve as toastmaster Guests will include Star correspondents from Frederick Clarke counties and nearby West Virginia
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J. Sloan Kuykendall
Winchester
Winchester Evening Star
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Allen T. Hawthorne
the Star
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
West Virginia
Marshall Stands By Compromise Formula Proposed
MOSCOW April 3 Russian Foreign Minister Molotov accused British Foreign Secretary Bevin of defending dictators and Greece style democracy while Bevin opposed one party rule. The exchange ended with smiles in the Council of Foreign Ministers during talks on Germany election systems and proportional representation. Marshall circulated a paper proposing limited German reparations from current production, with export plants kept as capital reparations, as Gen Lucius D Clay left Moscow saying no settlement on reparations at the conference.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Molotov
Greece
Council of Foreign Ministers
Germany
Marshall
United States
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Fire causes minor damage to car on Kent Street
The blaze, likely starting in wiring, caused slight damage to a car parked on Kent street this morning. No injuries reported and the scene is under investigation by local fire officials.
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Kent Street
Interior Secretary Krug orders 518 coal mine closings
Washington reports Krug ordered the indefinite closing of 518 coal mines for safety after 111 miners died at Centralia. John L Lewis attacked Krug, calling for his removal and accusing officials of lying about safety enforcement as he testified to Congress.
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Old Dominion
Washington
John L. Lewis
Secretary of Interior
United Mine Workers Posed
House Labor
Lewis
Centralia
Congress
Truman
Straight Creek
United Mine Workers
House
Ill
Old House
Max S&chwabe
R-Mo
Secretary of the Interior
John L Lewis
Sion
Interior Department
United Wars
Tralia
Mr. Krug
United Mine
America
White House
Hercules
Byrd Attacks Lilienthal Over Atomic Energy Chair Nomination
Senator Byrd in a Senate address opposed confirming David E. Lilienthal as Atomic Energy Commission chairman arguing Lilienthal favors a government of men over laws. Byrd cited quotes and criticized tolerance toward communism, urging a strict government of laws to safeguard democracy.
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Byrd
Dem
Atomic Energy Commission
David E. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
America
Adams
Senate
Congress
See Valley Authority
V.A
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