Campbell asks House committee for vote recount
Edmund D. Campbell asks the House campaign expenditures committee to examine alleged errors in the Virginia Tenth District race recount. Arlington residents Joel T. Brahill led by 320 votes in the official canvass, and Campbell urges review rather than alleging fraud.
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Washington
House Campaign Expenditures Committee
Virginia
Boggs
D-La
Edmund D. Campbell
Joel T. Brahill
Arlington
Campbell
84-Year-Old Bookie Arrested in Chicago
Police Captain Ky ran Phelan reported the arrest of Joseph Friedman 44 charged with accepting bets in the Cook County Building lobby He carried 46 betting stubs and admitted taking bets there for days He was held for Municipal Court appearance.
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Chicago
Kyran Phelan
Cook County
Joseph Friedman
Phelan
Friedman
Aberdeen Angus sale and multiple local auctions listed
Auction listings include Aberdeen Angus cattle at Front Royal Virginia with 60 females and bulls. estate auctions near Clarke County Court House with two farms Pairview and Brookside. Meadley’s Auction in Winchester for old books and magazines. Charlie Russell dairy cattle hay and machinery near Winchester. estate of Benjamin C. Hulver in front of the Clarke County Court House with Back Creek parcels. auctioneers Brumbeek and Brumbeek listed for multiple sessions.
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Aberdeen- Angus Assn
Beef Cattle Research Center
Front Royal
Aberdeen-Angus
Landon Rackley
Clarke County Court House
Pairview
Braddock
Winchester
Charlie Russell
Rt. 50
Buddy Artrip
Benjamin C. Hulver
Ees Court House
Back Creek
Ariele E Brumbeek
Frederick County Court House
Americans Employed by U N Admit Former Communist Ties
Two Americans employed by the United Nations testified at a hearing that they once were Communist Party members but left due to disapproval of its aims. John Charnow and Mrs. Florence Thaler were praised by Sen. Homer Ferguson for cooperation with the Internal Security Subcommittee.
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New York
Ferguson
John Charnow
U. N. International Children’s Emergency Fund
F 3Lyn Thaler
Konstantin E. Zinchenko
Russia
U.N
Security Council
Charnow
Washington
Robert Morris
Subcommittee
FBI
Thaler
Communist Party
New York City
U S Ambassador to El Salvador Marries in Mexico City
Duke Anier Bid die Duke, 37, a tobacco and banking heir, wed Maria Luisa da Arana 29 of Bilbao in a civil and church ceremony at St. Teresa's Church in Mexico City. The small wedding drew only immediate family and close friends with an empty church pews. The couple plans a honeymoon in the capital with the ambassador’s post in El Salvador.
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Mexico City
Angier Biddie Duke
U. S
FE Salvador
Duke
Maria Luisa da Arana
Bilbao
Marques de Campo Real
St. Teresa's
Roving Ambassador Quits Amid Aid Controversy
Edwin A Locke Jr, the U.S. ambassador connected to a dispute over Near East aid, has submitted his resignation, according to the State Department.
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Washington
Edwin A Locke Jr
U.S
Near East
State Department
Won't Withdraw From Korea Says Eisenhower Letter
Basil Brewer quotes President-Elect Eisenhower saying on Oct 24 the United States will not withdraw from Korea and leave troops in Communist prison camps. The Standard Times published correspondence revealing Eisenhower's long range views on ending the Korean conflict and boosting RO K training to reduce manpower strain.
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New Bedford
Mass
Basil Brewer
New Bedford Sandard-Times
Fisenhower
Korea
Brewer
Eisenhower
Standard Times
United Nations
Rkos
Youths Charged With Entering County Cabin And Stealing
Frederick County police have jailed several juveniles from Shenandoah County in connection with a break in at a Meadow Mills cabin owned by Paul Racey of Boyce. The group is accused of breaking in and occupying the cabin cutting food and stealing various items. A preliminary hearing is set for Monday afternoon before Trial Justice W Frie Edwards.
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Meadow Mills
Frederick County
Shenandoah County
Paul Racey
Boyce
Riad
Clopnen
W Frie Edwards
Feared Moroccan Demonstrations Do Not Take Place
In Casablanca French troops with machine guns faced the gate of the mosque as hundreds gathered for prayers. Expected protests did not occur and no disturbances were reported elsewhere in the city amid ongoing riots over independence demands. Several Europeans and many Moroccans have been killed in recent clashes.
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Casablanca
Radio listeners flood foster mother with food
Miss Atha Graffort a two year old foster mother with seven children living with her faced food scarcity under $200 monthly. A Ralph Edwards Truth or Consequences broadcast prompted listeners to send one can each, delivering 340 mail sacks of goods to the family in Olney Missouri. An electric freezer refrigerator and range arrived, and supporters donated hundreds of dollars including a $591 day.
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Ralph Edwards
Truth Or Consequences
Miss Graffort
Missouri
Mad Dog Killer William Cook Faces Execution Today
San Quentin prepares for the execution of William E. Cook known as the mad dog killer. The 23 year old dishwasher received a death sentence for killing Robert Dewey, a Seattle salesman, and boasted of six slayings. He had 300 years for the Carl Moser family kidnap slayings, with bodies dumped near Joplin. An Imperial County jury found him sane despite earlier insanity findings by Judge Chandler.
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San Quentin
Calif
Willliam E. Cook
Robert Dewey
Seattle
Cook
Alcatraz
Carl Moser
Atwood
Joplin
Stephen Chandler
Oklahoma City
Mosser
Imperial County
California
Superior Court
Dewey
Garbage Collectors Strike in New Castle Pa
About 40 garbage collectors halted work in New Castle Pennsylvania after protests over leaving trucks away from lunch. They stopped collecting trash for the day and demanded different shift arrangements.
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New Castle
Fruit Growers Hear Outlook At Virginia Horticulture Meeting
Fred R. Dreiling presented Orchard Brush Removal color slides. James Laise discussed apple market conditions and Apple Queen contests in Martinsburg W Va. W W Hunt spoke on processing outlook and York Imperial apples. J F Watson outlined Virginia State Horticultural Society January 1921 meeting. A W Teske urged spring nitrogen, pruning and mouse control in orchard care.
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Fred R. Dreiling
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Truman Nold
National Apple Institute
James Laise
Appalachian Apple Service
Martinsburg
W. Va
Laise
Apple Service
W. W. Hunt
National Fruit Product Company
Hunt
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Jom F. Watson
A.W. Teske
Moroccan Mosque Siege Sparks Riot Fear in Casablanca
French Foreign Legionnaires ringed the large square before the Mosque and installed machine guns facing the entrance. Other legionnaires and Moroccan troops patrolled Casablanca’s Arab quarter with fixed bayonets, as prayers drew crowds and tensions rose.
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French Foreign Legionnaires
Legionnaires
Casablancas
Witness Claims $10,000 Payment to Mayor O'Dwyer
District attorney’s office says a witness saw then Mayor William O Dwyer accept a $10,000 campaign gift in 1949. The case reopened after Senate Crime Commission testimony last year. Crane testified he delivered the envelope on the mayor’s steps. Finkelstein says he cannot recall.
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New York
Orney
Willam O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Mexico
New York City
Senate Crime Commission
John P. Crane
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
Alfred J. Scotti
General Sessions Court
Jerry Finkelstein
O’dwyer
City Planning Commission
Scotti
Finkelstein
Grand Jury
Crane
Horsemen's Paper Sold to Ohrstrom
The Chronicle, an equestrian publication from Middleburg, is sold to George M. Ohrstrom of The Plains and New York City. A. Mackay Smith will edit under new management with staff including Nancy Lee and Rebecca Cox. the sale follows Stacy Lloyd’s disposal of The Clarke Courier.
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The
Chronicle
Middleburg
George M. Ohrstrom
Plains
New York City
Stacy B. Lloyd
Clarke Courier
Mr. Lloyd
Gerald B. Webb, Jr
Blue Ridge Press
Berryville
Webb
Maryland
British Isles
France
Africa
Canada
A. Mackay-Smith
White Post
Nancy G. Lee
Martin Resovsky
Karl Koontz
Rebecca C. Cox
Ohrstrom
New York
Orange County Hunt
Mackay-Smith
Blue Ridge
Memorial Rites Sunday for Farrar Lodge and Temple
The Daniel J. Farrar Lodge No. 458 BPOEW and Maggie Farrar Temple will jointly hold an annual memorial service at St. Paul A.M.E. Church on North Loudoun Street at 8 p.m. Sunday. The Rev. I. J. Williams will preach. G. W. Prather is exalted ruler and Mrs. A. B. Robinson is daughter ruler.
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Daniel J. Farrar Lodge
Maggie Farrar Temple
the &St. Paul A.M.E
N. Loudoun St
I. J. Willams
G. W. Prather
A. B. Robinson
Meaning Behind Esperanto Name Who Was Dr Esperanto
The word Esperanto derives from the pseudonym Dr. Esperanto used by Ludwig Lazar Zamenhof. The name means Hopeful and was chosen to reflect the aim of creating a universal second language.
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Ludwig Lazar Zamenhis
Hopeful
Mrs Grubbs Rites To Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Bes sie Grubbs 77 widow of the late Lawrence D Grubbs who died suddenly at her home 319 National Ave will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Omps Funeral Home. The Rev Carl Hiser Rev John Oliver and Rev Harry Swartz will conduct the services with interment at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are B E Russell Fred D Maphis Prince Dunn Boyd Grayson Raymond Smith Carl Cather William Carroll and Jack Keller.
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Bessie Grubbs
Lawrence D. Grubbs
National Ave
Tomorow
Omps Funeral
Carl Hiser
John Oliver
Harry Swartz
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
B. E. Russell
Fred D. Maphis
Prince Dunn
Boyd Grayson
Raymond Smith
Carl Cather
William Carroll
Jack Keller
Methodist Bishop Named Head of National Council
Denver dispatch reports Bishop William C. Martin of Dallas nominated for president of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U S A succeeding Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill. Sherrill presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Formal election scheduled today.
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Denver
William C. Martin
Martin
Dallas
Henry Knox Sherrill
National Council of Churches of Christ
Sherrill
Protestant Episcopal Church
ROK Forces Escalate Action On Korean Front
Allied planes tanks and artillery pounded Nori's two hills leaving hundreds dead and wounded on both sides. Western Front clashes near Munsan saw hand to hand fighting as UN troops briefly held and then withdrew. Gen James A Van Fleet announced a new South Korean division of about 14 000 men nearly ready to fight and could replace an American division on the front.
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Nori
Munsan
United Nations Oe
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
Clarke Polio Dinner Nets $500 for Fund
A Clarke County Polio Fund spokesman said the Polio Fund Dinner last night at the Berryville Community Building raised over $500. The group also held a luncheon today with donated food and a sale table. The dinners typically net about $600 for the fund.
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Clarke County
Polio Fund
Berryville
Longtime Mexican President Mentioned in Miscellany
Fragment mentions John H. Watson M D sparking plugs and a note about a long time President of Mex with a cryptic line skin deep. The readable text suggests a catalog or column item rather than a full article.
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John H. Watson
M. D
Skin Deep
Mex
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P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Kent St
Ferguson Tractors
Rome
Horsemen's Paper
Farrar
Mrs. Grubbs
ROK
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
J. A. Hotinger
Aberdeen - Angus
A. S
Aberdeen - Angus. Ass
N. P.O
Charlottesville, Va
OM Timber
McCulloch
Xoo A
Quipment CO
Clarke
I. Q
Germany
Rudyard Kipling
South Braddock St
Headley'’S Auctions
Kernstown
Charles Duvall
C. R. Boyce
Charles Light
Mite Ay
Winchester, Virginia
Mountain Falls
George H. Wright
Circuit Court
Pembroke Springs
A V. Plain
M. M. Lynch
Newton W. Borden
Jonah Heltzel
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Beulah H. Anderson
Paul Anderson
Reuben Hulver
Ethel W. Hulver
Floyd Hulver
Marie Hulver
Almeda L. Hulver
Joseph B. Newlin
Dewey Hulver
Valle Hulver
Byron C. Brumback
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