Hoxha Demands Equality at Peace Conference
In Paris Aug 21 Albania prime minister Enver Hoxha challenged the Peace Conference, insisting Albania be treated as an equal and that its frontiers remain sacred. He blasted Greece and Tsaldaris, accused wartime occupants of crimes, and pressed for Italian reparations of 3 billion gold francs for Albania.
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Enver Hoxha
Balkan
Greece
Constantine Tsaldaris
Russia
Tsaldaris
France
Hitler
Italy
Hoxha
Budget Director Orders Slash In U.S. Employment
Budget Director James E. Webb ordered a cutback of 104000 federal executive department workers over the next three months. By November 16, one in 25 current employees will be off the payroll and remaining staff will total 2362300, with normal seasonal declines and shift of the U.S. Employment Service to the states accounting for most departures. Total federal employees worldwide stood at 2686000 last June, down from prewar levels and above wartime peaks.
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Washington
James E. Webb
Executive Department
U. S
Sweden Iceland And Afghanistan Pass For U N Membership
Sweden Iceland and Afghanistan passed muster for UN membership in a Security Council screening report. The document notes six more bids and outlines opposition from various nations including Albania, Outer Mongolia, Siam, and Transjordan, amid tense debates over Palestine and regional alliances.
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Russia
United States
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Outer Mongolia
China
Siam
France
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Ireland
Transjordan
Jerzy Mickalowski
Poland
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Palestine
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Iran
Earthquake Shakes Manila No Injuries Reported
An earthquake of moderate intensity shook Manila at 4 59 p m lasting about 20 seconds. No injuries or property damage were reported more than an hour after the tremor. The event was felt in downtown Manila.
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Calvin Frye Trial Delayed to October 8 in Woodstock
In Woodstock Virginia on August 21 the murder trial of Calvin Frye 29 charged with shooting World War II veteran Leo Price 23 has been postponed to October 8. Frye pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Shenandoah County Circuit Court before Judge Burr P Harrison. Sheriff Oscar L. Sheetz said Frye admitted shooting Price in a falling out over some girls.
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Shenandoah County
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Oscar L. Sheetz
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United States and Britain Stand Firm on Dardanelles Issue
Washington reports the United States and Great Britain will confront Russia over the Dardanelles. The U S notes oppose Soviet demands for a voice in military control and favor Turkey, seeking freer transit by Moscow under revised Montreux treaty terms.
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Front Royal Viscose to Play Weekend Games
The Front Royal Viscose nine will host two games against an all star Washington DC Industrial League team this weekend. First at 4 30 Saturday and 3 30 Sunday. Beattie earned the win in a 2 0 defeat of Field last week.
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Investigation continues over CIO inquiry and key shifts
Lawmakers debate a pending CIO inquiry as Rep. O Neal faces criticism for delays and Rep. Domengeaux contends for an all out probe. Reports indicate strong resistance from some authorities while Allen hints at a fight when the committee acts.
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O'Neal
D-Ky
O’neal
Rayburn
Rep
Domengeaux
D-La
CIO
Ben
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Communists Bid for Ministries in Coalition Talks
Observers say General Marshall and Ambassador Leighton Stuart pushed for a political accord with Chiang Kai shek and asked for a list of ministries the Communists would demand in any coalition after failed early talks and ongoing shooting.
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John Leighton Stuart
Chiang
Marshall
Local Markets Corrected Daily By The Star
Local markets are corrected daily with the Star not assuming responsibility for typographical errors.
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Star
Local Wholesale Market Adds Feed Prices and Livestock Quotes
The listing shows egg mash at 20 percent, cracked corn at 4.50 per 100 lb bag, broiler mash, turkey grower, and various livestock quotes. It includes steers, cows, calves, lambs, shoats, pigs by head, stock ewes, live poultry, and white leghorn fowl priced for wholesale customers.
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Cs Awasnenhaes
Breeder Turkey Prices Noted in Quick Market Blurb
Figures show breeder hens at 35 and breeder tom turkeys at 28 in a brief agricultural market item. The fragment lists price points and notes a catalog or rundown from an Ohio region market.
Local Retail Market Prices for Corn Meal and Poultry Feeds
Listing of bagged corn meal in 5 and 10 pound sizes with price per bag and color variants. Also shows 100 pound cracked corn price and poultry feeds such as Turkey Starter and Turkey Grower with labeled prices. Includes Egg Mash and other feed items with scattered prices.
U.S. and Soviet Tone Hardens on Washington Principles
The two powers speak with firmer language as Washington signals a willingness to draw a line beyond which it will not compromise core principles. The shift reflects rising tensions and a tougher stance in U.S. and Soviet statements.
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Washington
United States
Why radio stations use W and K codes
At an international radio conference in Switzerland a coding system was adopted to identify station locations. The United States was assigned the letters W and K to denote its stations.
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Switzerland
United States
Bush Meeting at Apple Pie Ridge
A Bush Meeting is planned at Grover Schinck's Packing Shed on Apple Pie Ridge starting Tuesday night August 27 at eight o'clock. The event will feature special singing and speaking programs.
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Aple Pie Ridge
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