New York Times Reporter Expelled From Hungary
New York Times veteran correspondent John MacCormac was expelled by the Hungarian government for alleged malicious reporting. Budapest radio criticized his coverage of a workers protest at the tin steel plant on Csepel Island, claiming fatalities were falsely reported as two workers were shot amid a clash.
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McCormac Admits Secondhand Sources After Vienna Office Return
Budapest radio cited McCormac admitting he received information from secondhand sources. He returned late last night to his Vienna office and was not immediately available for comment.
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McCormac
Vienna
Loudoun County Postmaster Dies in Route 622 Crash
Jennings J. James aged 54 of Waterford Loudoun County was killed yesterday in a car truck collision on State Route 622 near Waterford. The report notes 44 traffic deaths in Virginia this year, nearing historic tolls and comparisons to prior years.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Jennings J. James
Waterford
Loudoun County
Forest Hills Subdivision Expands With 185 Homes Planned
The This Evening Star aerial photo highlights Forest Hills with 185 units planned by 1959 across Shenandoah Avenue and Place Pall Mall Street and Parkway. First section houses cost under 14000, second section starts 1954 with completion soon, third section introduces split level homes. The project includes a five acre park and pools for residents. Frank J. Schaefer Co. built over 100 homes in the area starting March 1954, 75 visible in the photo. Total regional manufacturing shipments value cited as 1.6 billion dollars, up 56 percent since 1947.
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Frank J. Schaefer Co., Inc
Virginia Manufacturing Expands In Rural Vicinities
The Virginia Economic Review reports 1954 census trends show manufacturing growth centered in rural and small-city areas such as Staunton Waynesboro Lynchburg Martinsville Fredericksburg Harrisonburg Petersburg Bristol Winchester Greensville and nearby counties. Non durable goods led job gains while capital expenditures dipped 8 percent from 1947. Virginia employed over 242000 in manufacturing with total wages around 768 million dollars averaging about 3200 per worker.
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Henry County
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Manufacturing value adds amid rising costs since 1940s
The passage notes a 42 percent earnings increase since 1947 contrasted with a 20 percent rise in the cost of living over seven years, highlighting the growth in manufacturing value added amid inflation.
Virginians’ Share Of Proposed Budget Highlighted
The State Chamber of Commerce reports Virginia taxpayers would pay 1 163 160 000 if Eisenhower’s 71.8 billion national budget is approved. Virginia residents are estimated to bear 1.6 percent of the federal tax burden.
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Virginia
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Driving Time From Winchester Reveals National Reach
Within one day is normal driving time from Winchester you can reach many U S cities that contain me than a portion of the total population of the country.
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Winchester
United States
Quarles to Speak on Washington Morgan Era
Garland R. Quaries superintendent of Winchester Schools will speak this evening in the Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society program series. The topic covers Washington, Morgan and the Revolutionary period at the Quarles Elementary School starting at 7 30 pm.
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Winchester
Winchester - Frederick County Historical Society
Washington
Morgan
Quarles
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