Prospects for U S Russia Accord Dimmer in Eisenhower Term
Washington reports a dimmer outlook for improved U S Russia relations in Eisenhower's second term. Officials cite shattered hopes after Stalin's death and rising East West tensions from Eastern Europe and the Middle East as key obstacles cited by diplomats.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Joseph Stalin
Europe
Middle East
East West Understanding Foreseen With Russians
The article quotes a diplomat urging better East West understanding with Russia noting possible trusted agreements. He stresses free nations must be economically and militarily strong enough to meet tests and cites Russian unpredictability amid Hungary setbacks. He warns of a Russian hate campaign and propaganda of US colonial aims in Egypt.
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United States
Hungary
Middle East
Stalin
South Asia
North Africa
Egypt
Navy Announces Incentives For Enlisting Reenlistment
The Navy announces incentives for ex sailors to reenlist including $500 to $2,000 bonuses, 30 days home leave, and retention of discharge rate. A shore rotation plan offers universal shore duty, and dependents receive free medical care in military and civilian facilities. Details available at the Winchester Post Office Building Navy Recruiter.
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Navy
Naval Service
Winchester
Middle East Power Tension Draws Soviet Security Concerns
Officials say Russia fears U S military presence in the Middle East and worries over threats to its own vitals like the Baku oil fields north of Tran. The passage notes Soviet anxieties about potential attacks from the region.
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Iraq
United States
Middle East
Baku
Tran
Brake Shoe Co President Sees Bright Future
Kemp Dunn president of American Brake Shoe Company cites a bright future in an editorial for Brake Shoe News. He details reorganizing four railroad divisions into a Railroad Products Division and integrating divisions to boost efficiency and growth. He notes past expansions after World War I and plans to build a new Aluminum Foundry at Mahwah New Jersey to enter aluminum castings.
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American Brake Shoe Company
The
Brake Shoe News
Organizing For the Future
Mr. Dunn
Brake Shoe
Brakeblok
Sintermet
Denison Engineering Company
Mahwah
New Jersey
Blake Shoe
Rudolph Elected Moderator of Winchester Presbytery
The Rev. Irving G. Rudolph of Shepherdstown West Virginia was elected moderator of Winchester Presbytery at a Tuesday meeting in Shepherdstown. He succeeds the Rev. P. Cary Adams of Romney. Next meeting is at Highland Presbyterian Church on April 23. Women’s work and elder deacon roles were discussed. a motion to allow women to serve was defeated 2 to 1. Committees named for General Assembly in Birmingham Alabama. Missionary reports from Africa and Japan were heard.
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Irving G. Rudolph
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
Winchester Presbytery
P. Cary Adams
Romney
Highland Presbyterian Church
Reuben B. Sule
Hancock, Md. Presbyterian Church
Realty Transfers and Property Listings Summary
Harold E. Fauver transfers to John F. Hoover two parcels at 718 and 720 Cameron Street with improvements. Lola Ritter and others convey to Nellie M. Maxfield a lot at 312 Kent Street with improvements. Glaize Developments Inc transfers two lots on the western side of Brandon Drive to John C. Blackburn.
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Harold E. Fauver
John F Hoover
Cameron St
Lola
Ritter
Nellie M. Maxfield
Kent St
Glaize Developments, Inc
John C. Blackburn
Brandon Drive
Property transfers around Winchester and Shawnee Districts
A series of land transfers and deeds list numerous parcels near Winchester, Brucetown, Shawnee District, and Stonewall District. Named grantors and grantees include Louis D Eye, J A Massie Jr, Roy Russell, Milton Larrick, Ozias Ritter, Percy Miller, Roscoe Davis, Laura Baker Hall, T E Davis, Homer Golliday, Earl Clark, James Ford, Curtis Money, Harry Seabright, James Shockey, Holmes Strosnider, William Brewer, Stanley Watkins, Carroll Campbell, Donald Grove, Rosemary Campbell, James Bowman, Robert Scroggins, Jesse Prather, boundary and road-area properties, and multiple small lots. Readings reference routes and roads such as U S Route 50, Route 22, Valley Pike, and Middle Road with districts including Shawnee and Back Creek.
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J. Roy Russell
Milton G. Larrick
Punkhouser
Stonewall
Harvey D. Cornwell
Ozias D. Ritter
Winchester
Percy D. Miller
Roscoe V. Davis
Brucetown
Laura Ivy Baker Hall
T. E. Davis
Homer W. Golliday
Earl C. Clark
Buffalo Lick Road
Shawnee
James M. Ford
Curtis Money
Valley Pike
Harry M. Seabright
James D. Shockey
Hary M. Seabright
Holmes P. Strosnider
Virginia
William W. Brewer
Stanley Watkins
Back Creek
Carroll E. Campbell
Donald E. Grove
Middle Road
Rosemary B. Campbell
James L. Bowman
Robert H. Scroggins
Nineveh Road
Stephens City
Oggequon
Russell L. Spaid
Jesse TD. Prather
Boundary Ave
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