Readiness to fight arson suspected in packing shed fire
Ike asks Congress to declare Our readiness to fight arson suspected after a $75,000 blaze destroyed the Fred L. Glaize packing shed on N. Cameron Street. Four city fire companies battled for over two hours. nearby homes were saved though one house was evacuated.
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Ike
Congress
Fred.l. Glaize
N. Cameron St
C. E. Williams
Taylor Barr
Senseng
Glaize
Katherine Frye
Frye’s Grill
Rebels Seek Safe Exit From Costa Rica Nicaragua Buffer Zone
About 200 rebels fleeing Costa Rican forces holed up in the neutral buffer zone along the Costa Rica Nicaragua border. OAS observers said the five nation commission met in Managua with President Somoza to consider lifting the zone neutrality to allow Costa Rican troops in.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Inter-American
Nicaragua
Organization of American States
OAS
Managua
Anastasio Somoza
Mile of Dimes and JCC Shoe Shine Boost Polio Fund
The Mile of Dimes and JCC Shoe Shine events raised a combined total of 535.53 for the 1955 March of Dimes drive. Richard K. Eddy, VFW committee chair, reported 473.23 from Mile of Dimes with 200 from a one dollar contribution. Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce members led a shoe shine on Loudoun Street in support, adding 62.30.
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JCC
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Donald Packard
Loudoun St
Wanted six girls for waitress training positions
WANTED six girls aged 20 to 35 to train under our system for waitress work. Must be inexperienced in waiter duties but experienced in meeting the public. Must be neat with pleasing personality and excellent references. Salary and meals provided during training. Call 4809 between 10 and 12 A.M.
Virginia Faces Cuts in Basic Teacher Salary Allocation
State Superintendent Dowell J. Howard said Virginia may cut the basic teacher salary allocation from 1 475 to 1 407 per position unless an extra 900 000 is found for next year. Counties would need over 2 000 000 in new taxes if the governor's pay scale is tied to state aid. The issue will be reviewed by the State Board of Education Friday.
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City
Sarah Zane
Wyck
Loudoun
Gibbons and
Cameron Sts
South End
Cameron St
Friendship
Gibbons
Rouss
Kent St
Plumly Lumber Company
S. H. Reaves
Water Department
Barr
Richmond
Dowell J. Howard
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Virginia
Howard
State Board of Education
Gov. Stanley
Frigid Weather Grips Deep South With Snow and Frost
A frigid weekend brought snow and heavy frost to the Deep South and Southeast. Gulf Coast towns measured 8 to 9 inches in Mobile with other coastal readings around 1 to 2 inches inland. Up north, New York and Maine saw heavier accumulations as storms roll through.
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Associated Press
Gulf State
Texas’ Rio Grand Valley
Florida
Jacksonville
Savannah
Charleston
S. C
Texas
San Antonio
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
New York
Caribou
Maine
Great Lakes
Plains
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Ala
Buffalo
N. Y
Train Wreck Kills 16 in England. 42 Hurt
Rescue teams searched the York to Bristol express wreckage near Sutton Coldfield station for more victims after a 60 mph derailment killed at least 16 and injured 42. Police warned the toll could rise to 18 as bodies remained trapped amid twisted coaches and debris.
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Sutton Coldfield
England
Coldfield Sutton Station
Britain
Virginia 1955 traffic deaths rise to 53 after weekend toll
Virginia traffic fatalities for 1955 rose to 53 over the weekend as eight more names were added to State police rolls. Four persons died in one crash involving three vehicles late Saturday near Warrenton.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Warrenton
Seventh Fleet Prepared For Tachens Evacuation
Adm. Alfred Pride said President Eisenhower may seek Congress approval to use the Seventh Fleet in evacuating the Tachens. He noted the move would be grave and that the fleet would be ready with carriers Essex Yorktown Kearsarge and Wasp and defense of offshore islands.
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Alfred M. Pride
Eisenhower
Congress
Helena
Pride
7Th Fleet
Tachens
Ers
Yikiangshan
Tou‘men
Essex
Yorktown
Kearsarge
Wasp
Keelung
Three Persons Hurt in Weekend Traffic Crashes
Three people were hurt in area crashes over the weekend with property damage over 2000 dollars. Nella Adams and her daughter Alice were injured in a two car crash on U S Route 11 near Stephenson Saturday evening. A Winchester man was injured in a second two vehicle crash on U S Route 7 west of Berryville yesterday afternoon. Frederick County man jailed for drunken driving after initial hit and run charge. Adams and daughter treated and released from Memorial Hospital. The Adams car carried five uninjured children. Police identified the second vehicle as a 1949 Ford owned by Thomas K McCann. McCann charged with reckless driving. (Continued on Page 2)
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West Virginia
U.S
U. S. Rt
Nella Adams
Alice Adams
Memorial Hospital
Rt. 11
State Rt
Adams
Ford
Plymouth
Griffith
McCann
Winchester
Jesse D
Cold Weather Persists With Snow Flurries Expected
Today 33 degrees after a 19 degree low last night. Tonight partly cloudy and colder with more snow flurries possible tomorrow afternoon. The Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory notes a 19 degree record for this date in 1954, with a high around 37 degrees.
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Associated Press
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Chou Rejects Any Ceasefire In Formosa Strait
Premier Chou En Lai of the People's Republic of China rejects a ceasefire with Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist clique. He accuses the United States of expanding military operations after the seizure of Yikiangshan Island. The U S 7th Fleet with three aircraft carriers moves toward waters near Yikiangshan to potentially evacuate the Tachen Islands.
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Tokyo
Chou En-Lai
Red China
Formosa Strait
United States
People’s Republic of China
Chiang Kai-shek
Peiping Radio
Chou
Merchants group to plan meeting on Wednesday
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association will hold a general membership meeting at the George Washington Hotel on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Philip F Gabler secretary said topics include store closing dates and hours for the coming year promotional sales events and a plan to use traffic meter receipts to add parking facilities. A committee chair will be appointed at the meeting.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Association
George Washingon
Philip F. Gabler
Gabler
Winchester, Frederick County
Merchants’ Group
Chamber
Common Council
Merchants’ Organization
Transfusions Fail to Save Man in Durham
Willie Cooke a 31 year old hemophiliac who bled since a tooth extraction on January 6 died at Duke Hospital after receiving 385 pints of blood including 221 pints of whole blood and 164 pints of plasma The report notes his condition turned very serious the day before.
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Durham
Willie Cooke
Cooke
Duke Hospital
Eisenhower seeks congressional authorization to defend Formosa
President Eisenhower asked Congress to declare readiness to fight to keep Formosa from falling to Communist China and to engage in any operations required. He warned the Red threat endangers U S security and urged unity to deter a major crisis. The plan includes redeploying Nationalist forces and responding to any Chinese Communist concentration near Formosa and the Pescadores. Quemoy is linked to Formosa defense, and the president said he may act within constitutional powers until Congress acts.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Formosa
United States
Red China
Free Nations
Pescadores Islands
Pescadores
Quemoy Island
Quemoy
Amoy
U. N
Chinese
Red Radio
U. S
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