Moscow Rejects Yugoslav Bid To Red Congress
Moscow refused to participate in the Yugoslav invitation to a four power conference in Belgrade on future control of the Danube and Europe’s inland waterway. The plan included the U S S R Britain France and Yugoslavia to meet July 21. Tass and Moscow radio reported the rejection and Albania warned Belgrade of “strong measures” until it resumes economic relations with Yugoslavia.
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NCON
Rus
Podiaretn
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Europe
U. S
Russia
Britain
France
Tass
Moscow
Tito
Albania
Tirana
July sales directory of household goods and antiques
July listings show multiple auctions for household effects at 1018 S Kent St by Thomas Cain July 10 and at 1040 S Kent St Winchester by Jack Brown July 14. Further sales include Mrs B Green 22 E Cork St July 24 and Miss Ida Wyndham 234 Amherst St July 24 with antiques noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kent St
Thomas D. Cain
Jack Brown
Winchester
B. Green
E. Cork St
Ida Wyndham
Amherst St
Ee Hee Ete
Rumors of Russian Moves Rise as Eastern Europe Jostles
Washington dispatch notes a surge of nationalist sentiment in Eastern Europe fueling rumors of Moscow tightening control over satellites. Unconfirmed reports speak of union movements in Romania and Bulgaria toward Yugoslavia, and fears Russia may annex Romania and Bulgaria or deploy the Red Army to Czechoslovakia, though officials doubt open military action will occur soon. Belgrade warns Albania after its Cominform alignment.
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Washington
Europe
Romania
Bulgaria
Russia
Red Army
Czechoslovakia
State Department
National Defense Establishment
Albania
Belgrade
Arab Command Member Quits U N Session
Jamal Husseini, Arab higher committee representative, walked out of the United Nations Security Council Palestine talks in protest over designation of Israel’s representative. The walkout followed a long debate delaying moves to extend the Palestine truce as Egypt and Lebanon stayed.
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Palestine
Faris el Khoury
Syria
Security Council
Egypt
Lebanon
Husseini
Council
Folke Bernadotte
Community Canners Open Monday at Stephens City
The Stephens City community cannery opens at 9 a.m. Monday for the first time this season with beets beans greens and apples to be canned. A broken boiler delayed the start but repairs are complete and the plant will run Monday through Thursday as long as needed. Call 92-1 between 9 a.m. and noon to apply for use of the facilities.
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Stephens City
W. M. Stickley
California Delegates Demand Roosevelt Quit at Philadelphia Caucus
California Democrats traveling east with Patrick McDonough saying James Roosevelt has dishonored the delegation by renouncing Truman pledge. Roosevelt backs Eisenhower as the nomination effort unfolds. Delegates merge trains at Ogden Utah, McDonough vowing to press resignation at Saturday Philadelphia caucus.
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Oakland
Calif
California
Philadelphia
James Roosevelt
Patrick W. McDonough
Truman
Roosevelt
Gen
Eisenhower
Ann McDonough
Los Angeles
Shenandoah Park Sees 17000 Visitors Over Weekend
A weekend visitor report records 17 000 people traveling in 5000 cars at Shenandoah National Park. The turnout was counted at the park entrance gate.
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Shenandoah National Park
Milk Co-op Forced Sale Sought in Strasburg Plant
C. E. Andrick and others filed suit in Shenandoah circuit court to compel sale of the Shenandoah Valley Co op Milk Producers plant at Strasburg. Proceeds would be divided among stockholders after about $18,000 in debts are settled. a $25,000 offer for the plant is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Andrick
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Valley
Poland protests ignored by State Department
Washington July 7 The United States rejected Poland’s formal protest against Western Allied policy for Western Germany under the Marshall Plan. Undersecretary Lovett told Polish Ambassador Winiewicz that Poland should address concerns to Russia and that U S focus on Western Europe, including Western Germany, stemmed from Russia’s refusal to join a continent-wide recovery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Poland
Germany
Russia
Europe
Robert A. Lovett
Josef Winiewicz
Western
Winiewicz
Lovett
Police Functions To Be Studied by State Commission
Gov. Tuck unveils an interim commission to study coordination of police functions in Virginia. Members include Col. C. W. Woodson, John W. Hardy, A. A. Anderson, with delegates John Daniel and J. Addison Hagan previously named, and Robert Y. Button added by Lt. Gov. Collins. The panel will report on coordination among the ABC board, State police, and counties to boost enforcement efficiency.
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Richmond
Tuck
Virginia
Col
C. W. Woodson
John W. Hardy
State
ABC Board
A. A. Anderson
Elizabeth City
John Daniel
Charlotte Court Ouse
J. Addison Hagan
Norfolk
Preson Collins
Robert Y. Button
Culeper
ABC Card
Col James Pleasant Woods Dies at 80 in Roanoke
Roanoke veteran attorney Col James Pleasant Woods former Virginia Sixth District congressman died at home aged 80. He chaired Roanoke College trustees and served as rector of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and sat on Randolph-Macon College board.
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Roanoke
James Pleasant Woods
Virginia Sixth District
Roanoke College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Randolph-Macon College
Heat Shift Across Nation Divides West Hot East Cool
The Mississippi River marks a divide with the West returning 90s to near 100 while the East cools. Canadian air ebbs southward over the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Showers and storms accompany the cooler air along the North Atlantic coast.
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Chicago
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Big River
Hudson Bay
Canadian
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic
New York
Carrier Rites Set for Myron Racey Carrier
Funeral services for Myron Racey Carrier, 72, will be held 3 30 p m tomorrow from his Lehew West Virginia home. Burial is in Shiloh cemetery. Pallbearers include C Ross LaFollette L W Franks H H Franks EB 2 Anderson and L W Anderson. He was a son of the late Isaac and Sarah Carrier of Lehew.
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Lehew
W. Va
Myron Racey Carrier
Shiloh
C. Ross LaFollette
L. W. Franks
H. H. Franks
EB. 2. Anderson
L. W. Anderson
Isaac and
Sarah Carrier
Groundbreaking gifts boost Marlow Heights Baptist Church
Front Royal First Baptist members presented checks totaling 900 dollars for the newly organized Marlow Heights Baptist Church project. The completed church is valued at about 35 000 dollars, pastor Rev. Robert A. Bobbit said, with Dr. E. T. Clark from this city attending.
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Marlow Heights Baptist Church
Front Royal
First Baptist Church
Robert A. Bobbit
E. T. Clark
Quiz Answers From Page Four
The listed solutions identify items such as South Carolina and The Supreme Court for question one, Brazil for question three, Ben Hogan for question four, Aries and Aquarius for question five, Richard Doddridge Blackmore for question six, the false statement about state holidays for question seven, Vitamin C for question eight, University of California Berkeley for question nine, and Mustang for question ten.
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South Carolina
The
Supreme Court
Brazil
Ben Hogan
Aries and
Aquarius
Richard Doddridge Blackmore
University of California, Berkeley
Calif
Mustang
Exchange Club Funds Two Youth Scholarships
Winchester Exchange club awarded scholarships to Richard Orndorff and Miss Evelyn Rogers, both 18, to the Christian Church summer camp at Charlottesville. The two $30 scholarships, funded by the Exchange board of control, will rotate to a different church annually and be selected by the church pastor on merit.
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Winchester Exchange Club
Richard Orndorff
Millwood Ave
Evelyn Rogers
Berryville Ave
Christian Church
Charlottesville
Cork St. Christian Church
Exchange Board of Control
P. T. Grove
Peach Freight Rise Request Denied by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a proposed 25 percent rise in basic railroad freight rates for fresh peaches from six states to Eastern markets. It found current railroad revenue needs do not justify higher charges now, noting a 1928 finding of 47 percent as fair and a 1939 voluntary reduction to 36 percent of first class rate.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Victory Ointment advertisement for skin relief
Advertisement promotes Victory Ointment for eczema psoriasis rashes and other skin troubles. Claims quick relief antiseptic grease free formula once used by soldiers now available to civilians. Sold in Winchester at Miller's Rhodes Brooks' Rexall Peoples and Silco Cut-Rate.
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Winchester
Miller’s, Rhodes
Brooks
Rexall
Peoples
Silco
At Auction Bank Stock To Settle Florence V. Miller Estate
Executors will sell at public auction in front of the Frederick County Court House 31 shares of Commercial and Savings Bank stock several shares George Washington Hotel Corporation stock 10 shares Farmers & Merchants National Bank stock along with one Studebaker fed in A-1 condition for cash Thursday July 8 at 12 noon DST The automobile can be viewed at Dellinger Bros Garage before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip C. Bowman
County Court House
Winchester
Florence V. Miller
Frederick County Court House
Commercial and Savings Bank
George Washington Hotel Corporation
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Studebaker
Russ Troop Moves Rumored in Trieste
MILAN Italy July 7 Corriere Lombardo printed an un confirmed dispatch saying Russian motorized troops have moved in Romania since Monday. The report, from the Trieste Free Territory, cited unconfirmed sources among US British and Yugoslav forces and claimed they would act around the Yugoslav Communist congress opening July 21 in Belgrade.
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Milan
Italy
T Corriere Lombardo
Romania
Trieste Free Territory
U. S
Belgrade
Kerr and Smith Face July 27 Run-off for Senate
Former Governor Robert S Kerr and ex Congress member Gomer Smith advance to a July 27 run-off primary for the Oklahoma Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. Kerr led with 111 751 votes to 58 022 for Smith from 3148 precincts. The winner will meet Republican Ross Rizley in November.
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Kerr
Smith
Oklahoma City
Robert S. Kerr
Gomer Smith
Oklahoma
U. S
Ross Rizley
Soap Box Derby Wheels At B F Goodrich Store
The ad lists Soap Box Derby wheels priced at 10.95 at B F Goodrich Store located on 106 S Loudoun St with phone 31227.
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SOAP
Derby Wheels
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
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Danube
Parts & Service
J. L.case Farm Equipment
Greece
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Warsaw
Arab Command
U.N
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Myers
Myers Water Systems
C. . Brumback & Sons
Cameron Street
State Dept
J. P. W Dies
M. R. Carrier Rites
Church
Exchange Club
Peach Freight
James L. Bowman
Robert E. O’neal
Mountain Falls Road
Guernsey
Frank Artrip, Jr
Loula Heltzel
William Hetzel
Tae. Pitts Ie
N. Cameron St
Earl Clowser
W. T. Chamberlin
G. G. Baker
Coleman Dunn
Dellinger Bros
Trieste
Gibbs
Duncan C. Wipps
Calvary Episcopal Church
Fr Royal
RALES
Paratex
Glaize & Bro
Ours
M.M. Adams
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Winchester FurniTure CO
Main ST
REDDY
Northern Virginia Power CO
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