France Aims Negotiated Moroccan Government Start
Paris reports Premier Faure's cabinet will seek a representative Moroccan government through talks with nationalist leaders. Talks began at Aix les Bains and will continue in Paris with Is tiqlal members to form a broader government before Sept 12. Grandval's resignation reportedly submitted. no decision on successor yet.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Pierre July
Aix Les Bains
Faure
Istiqla ‘Independence
Istiqlal
Aix Ies Bains
Gilbert Grandval
Indicted ex Army lieutenant tied to WWII killings
Ex Army Lt Aldo L Icardi indicted on eight counts for falsely denying involvement in the 1944 slaying of Maj William Holohan in northern Italy. The case ties Icardi to a secret wartime mission alongside Carl Lo Dolce. A grand jury probe followed Italy’s 1940s proceedings and testimony from Italian witnesses and Americans including Michael Stern.
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Washington
Army
Aldo L. Icardi
Maj
William Holohan
Holohan
Seardi
Pittsburgh
House
Armed Services
Italy
Icardi
Carl Lo Dolce
Rochester
N. Y
Lo Dolce
Icardh
Grand Jury
Michael Stern
Lake Orta
Exploding Shell Kills Three Children in El Paso Picnic
A 90 mm shell exploded during a family picnic injuring ten others in El Paso Texas. Three children died Velma Morales 4 George Valdez 6 and Ricardo Lujan 6. Injuries ranged from critical to minor with shrapnel burns and amputations reported.
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Elpaso. Tex
Velma Morales
George Valdez
el Paso General Hospital
Ricardo Lujan
Hector Ramirez
Raymundo Santos
Santos
Carlos Valdez
Valdez
Casner
Ft. Bliss
David Marcia
Irma Morales
Velma
Juan Ortiz
Fernando Ramirez
Amado Rivera
Roberto Robson
Luis Ljuan
Thomasa Marcial
East and West Resume Disarmament Talks at U N Headquarters
Britain’s Anthony Nutting and Soviet Arkady Sobolev met briefly in New York as disarmament talks resumed ahead of new sessions ordered by the Geneva summit. A luncheon at the Waldorf brought five Russians and five Americans together, signaling renewed cordiality. The U N five power subcommittee was to meet to expand Geneva proposals including Eisenhower’s plan for mutual blueprints and aerial inspections of military establishments.
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United Nations
N. Y
Anthony Nutting
Britain
Arkady A. Sobolev
Geneva
Nutting
London
France
United States
Canada
Russia
U. S
Harold E. Stassen
Sobolev
Stassen
Waldorf-Astoria
Ilya M. Sarasev
Red Army
Eisenhower
EUB Church Groups Meet Tomorrow On College Plans
Three committees studying Shenandoah College and Conservatory in Winchester meet with a special General Church group at First EUB Church in Martinsburg and in Winchester to lay groundwork for a trustees meeting. The Virginia Conference session runs Wednesday through Sunday with moves to relocate Shenandoah College to Winchester under church approval. The effort involves East Central and West Virginia conferences, and a chamber drive supports the relocation.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Winchester
Evangelical United Brethren Church
General Church
Dayton
Ohio
Schools Board of Trustees
EUB
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia
EUB Church
Shenandoah College
Martinsburg Church
Board of Trustees
East Central
West Virginia
Carl Hiser
Fred L. Dennis
Reuben Mueller
E. Craig Brandenberg
Board of Christian Education
Winchester- Frederick
Fire at Standard Oil Refinery Burns into Third Day
The Standard Oil Indiana refinery near Whiting India burns into its third day with two large storage tanks ablaze. The company reports a ten million dollar loss and two deaths with forty five injured. Evacuations continue as guards monitor the danger zone and a two week recovery is hoped.
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Standard Oil
Whiting
Indiana
Standard Oil Co
Ind
Mile Square
Robert E. Wilson
UNC Agrees To Cut Truce Inspection Teams In Korea
United Nations Command agrees to reduce the four nation truce inspection teams in Korea and seeks dissolution of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission amid alleged Communist obstructions. Communists had agreed to earlier reductions and the plan proposes closing four of ten ports of entry for military equipment.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
UNC
U. S
Harlan C. Parks
Joint Miliary Armistice Commission
Syngman Rhee
State Dulles
United States
South Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Red Cross Exceeds Flood Relief Quota Here
Over 1300 dollars has been subscribed toward a 900 dollar local quota for flood relief in the northeastern states. National Head Charles Campbell Jr. chairs the drive and praises club and industry support. Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars first to present a check.
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Red Cross
Charles Campbell, Jr
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Musician Robert Gordon Killed in Los Angeles Crash
Jazz saxophonist Robert Gordon aged 24 died yesterday in an automobile accident in Los Angeles. Police said the driver lost control and crashed. Gordon played with local clubs and was rising in the scene.
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Los Angeles
Robert Gordon
July leads year in construction jobs started locally
Construction activity peaked in July with 53 permits issued for jobs costing about 397 422 dollars. Major projects included remodeling Fort Loudoun property at 411 N Loudoun St for nine apartments and the Winchester Negro Day Nursery at 23 482 dollars.
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Fort Loudoun
Winchester Negro Day Nursery
Fairmont Ave
N. Loudoun St
Frederick County
Irvan T. O'Connell
Katherine Glass Greene
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Negro Day Nursery
Freemont St
W. Piccadilly St
Joe F. Bayliss, Jr
E. Lane
George Washington Hotel Corporation
Egyptian Israeli air clash reported near Gaza frontier
Renewed fighting along the Gaza Sinai frontier between Egypt and Israel left six dead yesterday. Egyptian and Israeli forces blamed each other for the bloodshed as border clashes continued for a fifth day. An Egyptian communique cited exchanges near Gaza city and casualties on both sides, while Israel reported attacks on patrols and outposts with multiple injuries and fatalities.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Israel
Jerusalem
Rafa
Sinai Peninsula
Palestine
Terday
Gaza City
Berri
Kussufim
Crazed Gunman Killed After Holding 200 Policemen at Bay
Detroit police besieged Charles Luther Rollins 44 as he holed up in his niece home firing 40 shots during a four hour siege. He wounded two officers and was shot 29 times as fire and smoke engulfed the burning house. A crowd of 5000 watched as Rollins fled and died in the blaze. Policemen Wyrod and Oberdzinski were among the wounded. Wyrod lost a finger. Rollins had gathered 11 firearms and ammunition at the Smith residence and had threatened bystanders. He had previous ties to Tennessee and Dearborn relatives.
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Detroit
Moody Charles Luther Rollins
Rollins
Walter Wyrod
Wyrod
Anthony Oberdzinski
Syble Smith
Bernard
Smith
Tennessee
Smiths
Dearborn
Judy
Memphis
Charles Smith
Police Seek Trio in Assault and Robbery Near Clearbrook
State Police say three men may be identified in an alleged rape of a 16 year old girl and the robbery of her male companion, William Hansley, 25, near Clearbrook last Wednesday. A gray 1951 Buick was used, with victims abducted and later released along Welltown Pike.
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North Carolina
Clearbrook
William Hansley
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rochester
N. Y
Hansley
U. S. Rt. 11
Martinsburg
Welltown Pike
Mercury Rises to 87 Degrees and Fire Weather Outlook
The day saw a high of 87 degrees with a forecast for slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow. Tonight’s low expected 64 to 68 degrees and tomorrow’s conditions include mostly sunny skies with some clouds.
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Associated Press
Polio Cases Rise in Boston With 11 New Infections
Boston health officials reported eleven new polio cases yesterday, pushing the city’s 2024 total to 577. The update underscores ongoing transmission in the area and highlights continued vaccination outreach and case tracking by local health authorities.
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Boston
Workman Electrocuted in Warwick Virginia
Norfolk man William Henderson Wood, 50, was electrocuted Saturday while he and a partner were erecting a neon sign in Warwick. The incident occurred at a local work site and authorities reported the accident details.
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Warwick
William Henderson Wood
Duff
All-Clear For Edith Reached By East Coast Storm
Miami Florida reports the all-clear for Edith as the hurricane veers northeast over open sea. Winds hold at 75 to 85 mph with Bermuda likely spared. center expected to pass east of Bermuda later today. Ships urged caution while Air Force hurricane hunter planes relocate to Georgia.
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Miami
Fla —i
Bermuda
Edith
Gordon Dunn
Dunn
United States
U. S. Air Force
Warner Robins Air Force Base
Negro Escapee Sought Near Nineveh After Camp Break
Authorities pressed a search near Nineveh for William Henry Gibson a 25 year old Negro who escaped from State Road Camp No 7 at Double Toll Gate yesterday. Gibson described as 5 8 163 pounds with dark hair brown eyes and a scar on his face and forearm. Bloodhounds were kept ready and deputies patrolled roads after the escape during a ball game as police units and guards extended the hunt into tonight.
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State Road Camp No. 7
R. R. Riley
Frederick and
Clarke County
Riley
Nineveh
William Henry Gibson
Risley
Gibson
Portsmouth
Winchester Skies and Moonrise Times Highlight Week
In Winchester the article details Moonrise before sunset on Monday August 29 with the Moon due south by 9 41 pm and Venus Deneb Vega and Altair forming a triangle high in the sky. It notes a full Moon expected Thursday night and mentions the Rush Studio closing for a vacation week.
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Vega
Deneb
Altair
RUSH
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Nain
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