Lucas Pushes Truman Congress Harmony On Foreign Policy
Senate Democratic Leader Lucas proposed a working agreement between the President and Congress to keep lawmakers informed on foreign policy. He urged two party cooperation and suggested Republican members sit in on policy formation if agreed. He cautioned Congress should implement policies without eroding presidential prerogatives.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas of Ilinois
Congress
Lucas
Ives
Jeerry
Nebraska
Alan
4 H Baby Beef Show And Sale At Virginia Livestock Market
The annual 4 H Club Baby Beef Show and Sale will be held at the Virginia Livestock Auction Market on Tuesday April 18 at 10 am with Raymond Hoover Shenandoah County Assistant County Agent as judge. Three calves sell at 1 pm two more go to Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond on April 19 and two more may be sold locally or at Atlantic Exposition this Fall.
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Virginia
Raymond Hoover
Shenandoah County
Richmond
McCann
Blake
Angus
Roxanne
Sidney Rogers
Frederick Sprenkle
Patsy Wolfe
Hampshire
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
John W. Larrick, Jr
Virginia Livestock Auction Market
Virginia Livestock
Fred Stine
John T. Wolfe
Blossom Girls Plead for Fine Weather at April 27 Festival
Alice Bruce Harrison and Sheila McGuire, both 7, plead for good weather as they await crowning of Miss Anne Hadley at the apple blossom festival in Winchester. The girls, titled Blossom Girls to Her Majesty, will scatter apple blossoms along the monarch’s path. Harrison is daughter of Rep Burr Harrison. McGuire is daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William P. McGuire of Handley Boulevard.
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Winchester
Alice Bruce Harrison
Sheila McGuire
Alice
Sheila
Petal
Alben Barkley
Anne Hadley
U. S
Burr P. Harrison
Harrison
Bt. Agnes School
Alexandria
Virginia
John Kerr School
William P. McGuire
Handley Boulevard
Here
Anti-Labor Rule Snag Delays Ohio Valley Arrests and Injunction
Berkeley Springs West Virginia city officials face a court injunction delaying enforcement of a January ordinance used to arrest 38 strikers including four union officials. Judge Decatur H. Rodgers ordered restraints on enforcing the emergency area rule as UAW workers return to work at Victor Products and the Hagerstown plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Decatur H. Rodgers
Morgan County Circuit Court
Varnall Barney
Victor Products Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
Circuit Court
UAW
Washington
America Defends US Info Service Against Spying Charges
The United States rejects Czech accusations that the Prague Information Service was used for spying. State Department calls the claims false and a propaganda attack. Two former Czech employees received long prison terms for spreading hostile propaganda and supplying secrets to the embassy press chief.
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Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Prague
Department
U. S
State Department
Richmond man dies from Route 1 crash injuries
Mason William Ford aged 42 of Richmond and Alexandria died at a Fredericksburg hospital from injuries suffered in a head on collision on Route 1 last night. He died early today.
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Fredericksburg
Mason William Ford
Richmond
Alexandria
Strauss Quits AEC Leaving Chairman Vacancy Today
Lewis S. Strauss resigns from the Atomic Energy Commission after nearly a decade in government service. President Truman must choose a new chair as Sommer T. Pike has acted in the role. The former banker declined to discuss hydrogen bomb progress, saying extreme claims are unfounded.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Truman
Lewis S. Strauss
Congress
Commission
Virginia
New York
AEC
David F. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Sumner T. Pike
Yes
Earth
Moon
Strauss
Tydings
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Fonda Performs After Wife's Death by Own Action
Henry Fonda faced Broadway audiences after his wife died by suicide at a private sanitarium 40 miles north of New York. She cut her throat, left a note, and died as rumors of Fonda's romance with Susan Blanchard circulated. cremation followed in Hartsdale.
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Beacon
N. Y
Henry Fonda
Broadway
Roberts
New York City
Fonda
Susan Blanchard
Oscar Hammerstein II
Miss Blanchard
Hollywood
New York
Eugene Ford Seymour
Craig House Corporation
L. Edward. Cotter
Dutchess County
Hartsdale
Mr. Roberts
Winchester Bus Service to End Sunday Runs
Winchester City Transit Lines will operate six days a week from Monday to Saturday with higher adult fares and no Sunday service. Manager Lewis Hoover left for Richmond to obtain 1950 bus plates. The city council approved the fare increase with final ordinance reading set for Monday at 2 p.m.
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Winchester City Transit Lines
Jndays
Lewis Hoover
Richmond
Winchester
Missing body sections found on Brooklyn street
Police hunted for more parts after four bundles of carved flesh were found on a Brooklyn sidewalk. Dr. M E Martin said the flesh came from a man and weighed about 40 pounds. Sections likely tossed from a car. further remains may be scattered citywide.
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New York
Brooklyn
M. E. Martin
Flushing Avenue
Beta Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter
Solenberger
Winchester Seed Co
Golden Glow
House of Good Food
Victims Identified in Rt. 11 Crash Hearing
Coroner hearing identifies two 19 year old victims from Stephens City as Frank McFarland and John Orndorff after a truck crash near Cedar Creek. Families receive remains at Stover Federal Home in Strasburg and witnesses describe personal items found with the charred bodies.
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Rt. 11
Cedar Creek
Frank McFarland
John Orndorff
Stephens City
Stover Federal Home
Strasburg
William Shafer
Thelma Newlin
McFarland
Jeannette McFarland
Baltimore
Germain Garver
Kenneth Boone
Paul Stout
Orndorff
Parker
Horace Orndorff
Elizabeth Orndorff
UN Secretary Lie to Meet Stalin in Moscow Visit
Secretary-General Trygve Lie plans a two day conference with Kremlin leaders in Moscow to press resumption of normal UN relations. He aims to meet Prime Minister Stalin Deputy Premier Molotov Foreign Minister Vishinsky and will also call on Schuman in Paris and Bevin in London before boarding the Queen Mary.
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General Assembly
U. N
Lie
Robert Schuman
Paris
London
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Soldier in Germany Convicted of Spying for Russia
Cpl. Gustav Mueller of St. Paul Minnesota was found guilty by a seven officer Air Force court martial in Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany of attempting to pass secret U S military information to Soviet agents. He received a five year prison term and a dishonorable discharge. Mueller admitted wiring the Soviet consulate in Bern and stealing papers from the Oberammergau intelligence school library. He insisted he sought to trap spies and claimed he is not a Communist.
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Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Germany
Air Force
Cpl
Gustav Mueller
St. Paul
Mueller
U.S
Sevenman Court
Bern
Switzerland
Oberammergau
United States
City Council Eyes Five Man Zoning Commission
At a special meeting council members expect to pass a resolution asking Judge Ellott Marshall to appoint a five man zoning commission. City council has also repealed the planning board ordinance and aims to establish a new zoning framework with hearings and enforcement.
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Corporation Court
Ellott Marshall
Winchester
Williams
A.B.C
Valley Ave
President Truman Vetoes Kerr Gas Bill
President Truman vetoed the Kerr gas bill saying it would not be in the national interest. The measure would exempt independent natural gas producers from federal regulation, splitting Truman supporters.
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W.anhington
Truman
Not Quite Ready For It
An elderly man at a home for the aged is startled by a census taker asking questions about his life. He fears the undertaker but relaxes once the government worker clarifies the situation.
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Cleveland
Cold Snap Threatens Virginia Peach Orchards
Temperatures in Winchester dipped under freezing for 12 hours with lows near 10 degrees in spots. Officials estimate about 60 percent peach kill Thursday night, though growers await a full appraisal. Groves notes many buds remain and apples show few dead buds as orchards use protective measures and forecasts call for warmer, fair weather Sunday.
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Winchester
Virginia
W. D. Burtner
Clarke County
Berryville
Winchester Research Laboratory
A. B. Groves
Groves
Plane To Be Abandoned Search Ends At Sundown
Wiesbaden Germany Lt Gen John K Cannon announced today the search for a Navy privateer plane missing for a week will be abandoned at sundown tomorrow. Sixteen U S Air Force search planes based at Copenhagen reported weather was better over the Baltic than any day since the plane vanished from Frankfurt to Copenhagen with ten crew.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
John K. Cannon
U. S. Air Force
Europe
Baltic
Copenhagen
Frankfurt
West Berlin Police Increase by 2000 Against Communism
Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor said West Berlin will add 2000 officers to the existing 9000 to strengthen the front line against Communism. Reinforcements aim to match the Communist police in numbers, though Soviet zone units can still be brought in. The move follows a planned May 27 28 Whitsun march and shows the U S commandant’s readiness to act if protests grow.
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Taylor
FDJ
Senator Calls for Budenz to Name 400 Communists
Senator Ferguson urged former Communist Louis Budenz to reveal the names of 400 concealed Communists to a closed Senate hearing. Budenz, a Fordham University lecturer, said he could name many but fears libel suits and will testify under immunity next Thursday. He warned some may hold government posts.
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Washington
Ferguson
R-Mich
Louis Budens
Senate
Budenz
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Daily Worker
Catholic Church
Fordham University
New York
Bucens
Owen Lattimore
Communist Party
Lattimore
Michigan
United States
Pre
Sena Committee
Indictments Entered in Kentucky Gambling and Voting Cases
Bell Circuit Judge R L Maddox and Commonwealth's Attorney G R were expected to announce indictments against numerous operators of gambling devices and others tied to gambling and illegal voting practices. Among 112 indicted for illegal voting were precinct officials and voters under a local option plural voting scheme. Additional charges target eight to ten United Mine Workers employed by Southern Mining Co at Balkan for alleged involvement in a coal strike beating of Charles Parolali.
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Pineville
App
Bell
R. L. Maddox
Commonwealth
G. R
Lundy
United Mine Workers
Southern Mining Co
Balkan
Charles Parolali
Drinnon
Carload pipe for sale by Snapp Foundry Inc
For sale a carload of black and galvanized pipe in all sizes. Snapp Foundry, Inc. located at 413 N Cameron St. Phone 3877. Listing appears in the classified ads.
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Snapp Foundry, Inc
Cameron St
Wood for Sale and School Board Coal Bid Notice
Frederick County School Board invites bids on coal and wood for county schools. Bids must be received by 30. Information is available at the School Board office in the County Court House. Wood offered by A. C. Oates Lumber Yard at 6414.
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A. C. Oates Lumber Yard
School Board of
Frederick County
School Board
County Court House
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