Eisenhower Aides Open Way for Poland to Buy U.S. Farm Goods
The administration signals readiness to lift export licensing limits, allowing Poland to purchase surplus U.S. farm goods with dollars at world prices. Warsaw talks focused on wheat cotton and farm machinery as Poland seeks trade rather than aid while distancing from Moscow.
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Poland
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Commerce Department
U.S
Warsaw
United States
Cain Named Head Of Enders Fire Co For Fourth Term
Dr. Joseph O. Cain of Berryville was unanimously elected to a fourth term as president of the John H. Enders Fire Company at the recent annual meeting. Re-elected were Ed Levi as fire chief Kenneth C. Levi as captain Roy C. Locke as secretary treasurer and others to lieutenant chief pipeman and assistant posts. The marching unit held a banquet December 28 at Keller's Restaurant in Winchester.
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Berryville
Joseph O. Cain
John H. Enders Fire Company
Ed Levi
Kenneth C. Levi
Roy C. Locke
Smith McFillen
Brownie Stolle
Donald Forsythe
Robert Bayliss
Ardell McFillen
Clifton Price Jr
Ronnie Kercheval
Robert Perry
James Ashby Jr
Ray Smith
Jesse Fleming
John D Shirley
Edward McC. Williams
Frank E. Tappan
Charles P. Moncure
Keller’s
Winchester
Weird plan to kill Truman surfaced in North Carolina
Korean veteran Leroy Shadrick, 32, in Stanley County Jail for attempted armed robbery, said he planned to assassinate former President Harry S. Truman on the seventh anniversary of Pvt Kenneth Shadrick's Korea death. He said money would finance his mission and claimed voices from his deceased brother drove him.
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Albemarle
N. C
Harry S. Truman
Leroy Shadrick
Stanley County
Truman
Pvt
Kenneth Shadrick
U. S
Korea
Independence
Washington, D. C
Shadrick
Wes
Skelton
W. Va
Cincinnati
FBI
Friendship Names Anderson Captain
Marion Anderson was named captain of the Friendship Fire Company at the annual meeting last night. He succeeds Kinzer B. Grubbs, Jr., and has served as captain previously. New officers include Roland Conner as first lieutenant Richard Hoover as second lieutenant Ellsworth Byers as third lieutenant Lewis Ebert as fourth lieutenant Wade Guard as warden James Lardel as secretary and George Cook as treasurer.
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Marion Anderson
Friendship Fire Company
Anderson
Kinzer B. Grubbs, Jr
Roland Conner
Richard Hoover
Ellsworth Byers
Lewis Ebert
Ronald Bowers
James Lardel
George Cook
Milton Harris
Hugh Clark
Rev Sims to Speak at Week of Prayer Services
The Rev Bennett J Sims of Baltimore will headline the Week of Prayer series at Braddock Street Methodist Church starting Sunday at 7 30 p m and continuing nightly through Friday under Winchester Ministerial Association auspices. Sims will discuss the theme Fields of Conquest addressing sorrow temptation and disappointment.
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Bennett J. Sims
Church of the Redeemer
Baltimore
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
Sims
Marines Report Live Atomic Weapons Discussed
A published report claimed U S Marines in the Mediterranean had live atomic artillery weapons. Gen Randolph Pate denied commenting while White House officials said Eisenhower gave no authority for use. Secretary Dulles indicated further comment would follow from Hagerty.
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U.S
Washington
U. S
Mediterranean
Scripps-Howard
Randolph Pate
Marine Corps
Pate
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Middle East
Hagerty
Dulles
Pentagon
Reuben Robertson
Secretary of the Navy
Charles Thomas
Robertson
Defense
Moderate Arab Leaders Urge Bold Plans for Middle East
Moderate Arab leaders press a security belt between Israel and Arab states and a reallocating of oil wealth to fund stability efforts. They favor U N backed development with a 12 000 strong force to guard a belt while oil profits shift toward a reserve fund benefiting transit nations including Egypt through the Suez Canal.
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Arab World
Mid-East
William L. Ryan
Middle East
Israel
Nasser
Egypt
U. N
U. N.-sponsored
Arab Nation Development Bank
Suez Canal
Aylor Forecasts High School Enrollment Doubling by 1965
Frederick County school superintendent R. E. Aylor told the county PTA council that high school enrollment could rise 55 percent and total school population 30 percent by 1965. He noted a 50 percent growth in the past decade and urged planning for affordable teacher staffing and classroom space. The talk urged PTA support to improve salaries, budgets, and facilities, with reports from seven groups on cafeterias, playgrounds, libraries, and health initiatives.
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R. E. Aylor
Frederick County
P.T. A. Council
Frederick
Ayler
P.T.A
Amon
High View
Bryarly
Boks
Milburn
Braily P.T.A
Fround Hill P. T. A
Eston Rudolph, Jr
Hershey
Valley Pike
Showdown Vote Set In Move to Stifle Senate Filibusters
Sen Mansfield urged President Eisenhower to provide Congress with a cost and danger estimate of his Middle East policy. He spoke as the House considers standby authority and a 400 million dollar two year aid plan to counter regional threats amid opposition abroad and a resumption of aid efforts to Egypt, Jordan, and Israel.
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Senate
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Sen
Mansfield
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Syria
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Damascus
Ihsan el Jabri
Foreign Affairs Committee
Cairo
al Messaa
Belgrade
Borba
United States
Jordan
Israel
Bond Retires as Soil Conservation District Chair
Walker McC Bond of Clear Brook retires after 12 years as chairman of the Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District. B A Hepner of Shenandoah County elected new chairman, formerly vice chair. Other officers include R H Rudacille, John T Wolfe, Roy L Bageant, with Whitacre and Weiss elected as supervisors in the fall election.
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Walker McC. Bond
Clearbrook
Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District
Shenandoah County
B. A. Hepner
Hepner
R. H. Rudacille
Warren County
John T. Wolfe
Frederick County
Roy L. Bageant
Winchester
Wolfe
Mr. Bageant
Landon B. Whitacre
Whitacre
Arthur Weiss
Berryville
Clarke County
Mr. Bond
Mr. Weiss
Oscar Carr
Bond
Lord Fairfax
Winchester Star
State's Senators Predict Present Rules Will Stay
Virginia's two U S senators predict tonight's vote to rewrite Senate rules to curb filibusters will leave the current rules in place. Senator A Willis Robertson said the argument that the Senate is not a continuing body strikes at fundamental principles.
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Washington
Virginia
Senate
Willis Robertson
Firemen's Ladder Truck Aids March of Dimes Drive
Firemen will assist the March of Dimes with the Reuss serial ladder truck parked 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in front of the Frederick County Courthouse. Spectators can try to topple a display at 50 cents a throw, with all funds going to the Polio Drive. Co chairmen Robert Heltzel and Robert White announced the special arrangements with Fire Chief Taylor L. Barr and the Reuss Fire Company.
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Reuss
Frederick County
Loudoun St
Robert Heltzel
Robert White
Taylor L. Barr
Reuss Fire Company
Balloting on Rules Change Draws Senate Clash
In the new Congress a fight over Senate rules pits a bipartisan group led by Anderson against Southern opposition. A vote was set for 6 p.m. after debates on whether the Senate can adopt new rules by majority each Congress, challenging the two thirds requirement on civil rights measures. Johnson and Knowland lead the opposing side as Democrats and Republicans clash over the procedure.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen. Anderson
DNM
Congress
Anderson
Johnson
Weather Outlook and Local Sales Highlights
Increasing cloudiness with freezing rain or sleet this afternoon spreading across the state tonight. Saturday will be cloudy with occasional rain and cooler conditions in the north and east. Also includes local sale notices for clothing and accessories at Lovett's Dress Shoppe, Marianne's cream body massage promotion, Willow Lawn Farm Market meats, Ward's Pastry Shop weekend specials, and Margret L. Modison sale at Hammack's Garage.
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Marianne’s of
Winchester
Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Ave
Ward
Margaret L. Modison
M. Hammack
Middletown
Price Hat & Dress Shop
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Commerce Dept
Warren Rogers, Jr
Cain
Enders Fire Co
Riteway Cleaners
N. Braddock St
City
Lucky Inn
Front Royal Road
Milady's
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Loryn M. Crabill
Macy's
MACY
N. Loudoun St
Ceees
Registices Scinence
Margaret L. Hodgson
Peter Pan Children’s Shop
Worth's
West Virginia
Skelton’s Son
Hollywood
Red Skelton
Richard
Los Angeles
Rev. Sims
United Nations Force
London Daily Express
Charles Keightley
Aylor
Rouss Fire CO
John J. Hawse
Cameron St
Winchester Seed Co
B. M. Sullivan
Lovett'’s
Lovett’s Shoe & Dress Shoppe
Sen. Mansfield
March of Dimes
Joan Chadwick
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Sam Raye
Ceservess
Lovett
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