U N Efforts To Limit World Arms Moves Start
United Nations negotiations at Lake Success advance toward a global arms reduction program. In a 20 nation drafting sub committee session Molotov Connally and Shawcross agree on three guiding principles for Security Council led plans to regulate and reduce armaments with multilateral ratification.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Tom Connally
Dtex
Hartley Shawcross
United Nations Security Council
Council
Security Council
D-Tex
Molotov
Assembly
Paul-Henri Svaak
Belgium
County Schools Hold About 200 Tons Coal for 40 Days
County Superintendent Leslie D. Kline said a survey of coal piles at county schools found roughly 200 tons on hand. He noted the supply could sustain operations for about 40 days. The State Department of Public Instruction requested the report.
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Leslie D. Kline
Kline
State Department of Public Instruction
Winchester sanitation plan faces higher taxes for bond
Consulting Engineer Klegerman outlines a $650,000 bond issue to fund a citywide sewage plant with a tax rise from 18 to 25 cents based on Winchester’s $11 million assessed value. He notes taxes would gradually fall as taxable property grows over 30 years, with sewer and water main upgrades planned for the northeast section to support future housing and growth.
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Winchester
Klegerman
Chamber of Commerce and Junior Board of Trade
Temperature and notices from Chenango era public notices
Temperature report lists highs and lows with year ago figures and fragmented local notices include a juice apples request from C H Musselman Co in Inwood West Virginia and a December square dance at a fire hall in Stephens City Virginia benefiting the Independence Hose Company with admission sixty cents including tax
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C. H. Musselman Co
Inwood
W. Va
Stephens City
Independence Hose Company
Atomic power on the Eastern Seaboard seen if coal rises
Dr. Charles A. Thomas of Monsanto says atomic plants could rival coal powered plants on the Eastern Seaboard if bituminous coal rises to about ten dollars a ton. He notes atomic energy would supplement, not replace, coal and oil industries while warning the bomb looms in the future.
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Philadelphia
Seaboard
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Charles A. Thomas
Monsanto Chemical Co
Oak Ridge
Thomas
Alaska
Lionel train outfit ad at 4 Va Tavern
Advertises a complete Lionel train outfit for 75 dollars at 4 Va. Tavern with Thursday night admission 5 and a contact phone 3710. Includes shorthand sale codes ap-1t lp-1t.
Truman to Address Nation on Coal Strike Support
President Truman plans a nationwide radio speech within days appealing soft coal miners to return to work. Officials say timing not fixed, but expected in the next three or four days amid economic strain and contempt proceedings against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers.
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Truman
United Mine Work
Chinttain
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
White House
Lewis
Congress
Wyatt resigns as federal housing expeditor
WASHINGTON Dec 5 PR Wilson W Wyatt bows out as housing expeditor choosing to resign rather than back a White House push to relax construction controls swiftly He leaves after a clash with Truman administration over the veterans housing program which must still aim for rapid housing as possible. Wyatt planned to depart Washington at once.
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Washington
Wilson W. Wyatt
White House
Louisville
Truman
Wyatt
Regular Meeting of Sarah Zane Fire Co
The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Co will be held Friday evening December 6 at 8 p.m. All members are requested to be present. Loryn M. Crabill Captain.
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Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Fire Co
Marion Anderson
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Loryn M. Crabill
Hat Sale 1/2 Off Buzzella Shoppe Vendors
Int ROUSS FIRE CO notice announces Charley Rouss Fire Company meeting Friday evening Dec 6 at 8 00 Ladies Night urged attend and bring a lady. Congressman C C Dettra president. Wool silk chiffon fabrics offered by vendors Yeakley and Wood for sale stove length at Oates Lumber Yard.
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Oates Lumber Yard
Where Does Lewis Stand Now What Comes Next
Washington December 5. The article outlines three main issues for John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers: an appeal to a higher court, a possible temporary injunction, and a trial to determine if he had the right to end the contract with the government. It details potential paths to the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals, and notes a $10,000 fine on Lewis and $3,500,000 on the union for contempt of court.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Supreme Court
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Miner's Union
U. S. Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
High Court
Goldsborough
Virginians Face Unemployment Crisis From Coal Shortage
Thousands in Virginia confront rising job losses as a coal shortage tightens supplies and emergency measures remain in place. Lon T Seawell warns of port shutdowns at Norfolk and other ports if the embargo persists, while wagon mine output grows and state officials authorize emergency coal production to meet essential public needs.
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Richmond
Lon T. Seawell
Hampton Roads Maritime Association
Norfolk
Norfolk and Western Railway
Clinch Valley
Tazewell
Wise Counties
United Mine Workers
Tuck
Emergency State Defense Council
James A. Anderson
Defense Council
John D Small Resigns as Civilian Production Administrator
Washington reports that John D Small, Civilian Production Administrator, has resigned effective at close of business tomorrow December 6. Presidential Secretary Charles G Ross said Small had sought resignation for some time and that CPA functions will be folded into an overall liquidation agency as the President agreed to his return to private industry.
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Washington
John D. Small
White House
Small
Charles G. Ross
CPA
Ross
Man Hurt in Fall From Power Saw
Russell Lee Spaid 27 of Gore was hospitalized after a fall onto a power saw. He suffered serious chest and abdominal cuts and remained in very serious condition.
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Russell Lee Spaid
Gore
Virginia Horticulture Society Meeting in Richmond
Winchester residents active in apple industry join the Virginia State Horticultural Society’s annual meeting December 16 to 18 in Richmond. Lester D. Arnold will give the president’s address, with speakers including Henry M. Taylor, E L Overholser, Sam Prazier, and James Gheen. A banquet honors Judge P F S Tavenner for cedar rust control efforts.
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Winchester
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Richmond
Lester D. Arnold
Arnold
Fen Tfan L. Frost
Lewis Turner
Washington
W. Gs
Oe Heelectural Society of Winchester
Martins
Agriculture
Henry M. Taylor
Virginia Crop Reporting Service
E. L. Overholser
Dept. of Horticulture
Sam Prazier
International Apple Association
R. D. Anthony
Penn State
V-R. Gardner
Michigan State Experimental Station
Charles Hauck
Ohio State
L. L. Rummell
Th Grocery and Baking Company
Cincinnati
Brita
PF. 8 Tavenner
Woodstock
James Gheen
New York City
Newberry Co. Reopening At Nine Tomorrow Draws Dense Crowd
G. D. Meridith the district manager from Lynchburg says the J J Newberry Company store in Winchester will open at 9 a m with one of the largest crowds ever. About 150 clerks across 33 departments will handle opening day specials. The 60 by 200 foot air conditioned store features chrome and light veneer fixtures and a back entrance from Indian Alley. D W Hayes manages the store with W E Barnes E M Reid and A M Horton as assistants. G L Kelley and D W Ross are in regional roles.
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G. D. Meridith
Lynchburg
J. J. Newberry Company
Winchester
Meridith
Inter
Indian Alley
Loudoun Street
D. W. Hayes
W. E. Barnes
E. M. Reid
A. M. Horton
G. L. Kelley
N York
D. W. Ross
New Jersey
Lewis Appeal Filed Over Contempt Conviction in Coal Strike
John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers filed a formal notice of appeal from contempt of court conviction tied to the soft coal strike. The move comes as thousands faced ongoing unemployment and labor tensions linger in Washington.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
AFL Chief Proposes Coal Talks To End Strike
AFL President William Green proposed a conference of bituminous coal operators and John L. Lewis in Washington to seek a solution to the coal strike. The plan aims to bring together key players to negotiate an end to the stoppage.
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GREEN
Washington
AFL
William Green
John L. Lewis
Miners Union Faces Broad Penalties Across Several States
The text reports penalties against the United Mine Workers and quotes UMW officials and local leaders. It notes fines of 3.5 million dollars and threatens further disruption in Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio. Leaders pledge continued mining stoppages until a contract is signed.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
UMW
William Blizzard
Westin
Par
John L. Lewis
John Trello
Lewis’ Old Mine
Springfield
Ill
Congressmen Elect Harrison Charley Rouss Co Speaker
Burr P. Harrison congressman elect from the Seventh District will be guest speaker at 8 o clock tomorrow night at the regular meeting. Foremost on the agenda will be the appointment and committee to arrange for the 1947 banquet.
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Harrison Charley Rouss Co
Burr P. Harrison
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Supt. Kline
Wender
Margaret L. Hodgson
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Richard E. Byrd
Richard Cruzen
Mt. Olympus
Robert S. Quackenbush
Sale McKinley
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al RY S. Yeakley
Cork S
Donald Clowe
Va. Horticulture Society
Newberry Co
Aftenoon
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