Soviet Union Moves to Annul WWII Treaties with Britain and France
The Soviet Council of Ministers urged the Supreme Soviet to annul the British Soviet and French Soviet wartime treaties after London and Paris ratified the Paris agreements remilitarizing West Germany. Officials said the pacts violate obligations and threaten Soviet security. Diplomats expect a special session to boost impact.
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London
Soviet Council of Ministers
Russia
France
Britain
Paris
West Germany
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Great Britain
Germany
Council of Ministers
Presidium
Seven Children Die in Tacoma Flash Fire
A two story Tacoma frame house burned early today after a fault in a refrigerator. Seven children died: James Clifton 15 Nancy McCarley 12 Thomas McCarley 11 Cynida McCarley 9 Darell McCarley 8 Susan McCarley 3 Magnus McCarley eight months. Mrs McCarley 28, aunt to James Clifton, was questioned. Police say she believed the older children could handle things.
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Tacoma
Wash
James Clifton
Nancy McCarley
Thomas McCarley
Cynida McCarley
Darell McCarley
Susan McCarley
Magnus McCarley
Jean McCarley
Resurrection Morning Empties Sepulchre and Foretells Ascension
The narrative recounts the discovery of the empty tomb on the first day of the week by Mary Magdalene and others, the appearance of two men in shining garments, and Jesus’ appearances to the disciples. It details Emmaus travelers, Jesus’s teaching, breaking bread, and final blessing before his ascent to heaven. The followers return to Jerusalem with joy and continue praising God.
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Soviet Says Austria Treaty Should Not Be Delayed
Moscow declared that any further delay in concluding an Austrian state treaty is unjustified and expressed hope that Chancellor Julius Raab's visit would hasten a settlement. Molotov told US Britain and France representatives that the four power talks should lead to a treaty, while guaranteeing Austria's independence and nonalignment with Germany or with foreign bases.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Moncsy
Julius Raab
V. M. Molotov
United States
Britain
France
Austria
Germany
Molotov
Supreme Soviet
National JCC President to Attend Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
E. LaMar Buckner of Ogden Utah national president of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce will attend the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on April 29. He and his wife and two children will be met at Berryville at 9 30 am and escorted into Winchester. He will be guest of honor at a luncheon and parade events with Winchester Jaycees and Pageant of Springtime festivities. Buckner, age 32, joined the Jaycees in 1946.
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E. LaMar Buckner
Ogden
Utah
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
C. Everette Holsinger
LanAn Buckner
Winchester
The
Jaycees
Lynda
Brent
Berryville
Holsinger
Winchester Jaycees
Buckner
George Washington Hotel
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Dept Sets April 11 Meeting
Annual membership meeting at 8:00 p m in the fire hall to elect directors and conduct business. Refreshments provided. W H Lawrence Jr president.
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Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Dept
W.H. Lawrence, Jr
Virginia School Integration Impossible Now, Court Told
A Russian teen, Valery Lysikov, ran away to West Berlin, then returned with his parents to East Berlin at noon after changing his mind about asylum. He told U S authorities he sought safety for his parents and no reprisals if he went back, ending an international political stir sparked by Molotov's charges.
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Grew
Frankfurt
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Soviet Union
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High Commission
Molotov
U. S
Brush Fire at Senseny Park Burns Two Acres Near Shelter
A brush fire near the Lion's Shelter in Senseny Park burned about two acres around noon. Fire Chief Taylor Barr said the cause is under investigation and the blaze was discovered by a child who alerted authorities. Friendship and South End Fire Companies responded with Indian pumps and booster lines, bringing the fire under control in under an hour.
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Senseny Park
Taylor Barr
Friendship
South End
Reuss
Sarah Zane
Navy seaplane crash kills four at NAS Norfolk
Four Navy men died when a seaplane struck a seawall at the Naval Air Station Norfolk. Seven others escaped with minor injuries as the accident halted operations. Also listed is a rummage sale by Miller and Anderson at Main Street Building with April 12 12 Noon to 9 PM and April 13 9 AM to 1 30 PM, sponsored by N C C W Sacred Heart Church.
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Naval Air Station
Rummage Sale Miller & Anderson
Main St
N. C. C. W. Sacred Heart Church
Easter Observances and Egg Hunt Set for Tomorrow
Weather forecast calls for perfect Easter weekend conditions with a 70 degree high and mild frost risk. The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Easter Egg Hunt at 2 p.m. near the Winchester Armory for local children under 12, with 10 cents per dozen colored eggs hidden in the area.
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Handley High School
United Youth Council
Patricia Wheeler
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Robert Gibson
Christ Episcopal Church
Sue Sybert
First Baptist Church
Garvin Walter, Jr
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pran To Duckwall
The
Presbyterian Church
Market Street Methodist Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Trinitarian Seminary
Jordan Spring
Armory
Ebert Installed Exalted Ruler Of Winchester Elks
Charles Randolph Ebert, auditor for Stuart M. Perry, Inc., was installed as Exalted Ruler of Winchester Lodge No. 867, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the lodge on North Braddock Street. He succeeds Arthur Gilkey, who becomes Past Exalted Ruler in local Elkdom. Also installed were M. B. Clowe Jr and James H. Himelright to serve until next April.
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Charles Randolph Ebert
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks
North Braddock St
Arthur Gilkey
M. B. Clowe, Jr
James H. Himelright
Robert
Supplemental Brief Filed With Tribunal on Virginia Desegregation
The Supreme Court heard a Virginia desegregation brief arguing integration is impossible now due to lower educational attainment and higher disease rates among Negroes. Virginia officials claim a period must elapse before full school integration, while NAACP petitioners urged immediate action by the fall term.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Prince Edward County
High Court
Prince Edward
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Kansas
Delaware
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Almond
Archibald G. Robertson
John W. Riley
T. Justin Moore
American Council On Education
City Auto Tags Deadline Notice and Ordinance Update
City warns residents to buy and display City Tags by April 15 to avoid penalties. Those with State Tags after April 15 must obtain City Tags within 48 hours. City Ordinance on Auto Tags announced by Taylor L Barr Commissioner of Revenue Winchester Virginia. Also seeks a white female dishwasher 25 to 40 at Chanticleer Inn.
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