Kaganovich Leaves Key Soviet Labor Post After Bolshevik Era
Lazar Kaganovich, 63, last of the old Bolsheviks to hold a top Soviet policy job, quit as head of the Labor and Wage Committee. He will be succeeded by Alexander Volkov. Kaganovich rose from cobbler’s apprentice to top Kremlin figure and had been a longtime labor troubleshooter. He remains first deputy premier while Molotov also stepped down.
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Moscow
Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet Union
Stalin
Supreme Soviet
Vv. M. Molotov
Kaganovich
Kremlin
Molotov
Communist Party
Pravda
Alexander Petrovich Volkov
Soviet of the Union
Volkov
African Republic of Siberia
Monrovian
Virginia Toll Hits 339 After Portsmouth Fatality
A 33-year-old Portsmouth man, John W. Scott, died when his panel truck lost control on State Rt. 603 four miles south of Kempsville in Princess Anne County. The year’s highway death toll rises to 339, up from 330 a year ago.
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Portsmouth
Virginia
John W. Scott
Kempsville
Princess Anne County
Food Management Meetings Planned Here Monday
Restaurant operators and employees from Northern Virginia will gather in Winchester on Monday for two Better Food Management meetings. Billy Wortz, a nationally known restaurant consultant, will present the latest food service techniques and tested solutions for restaurant management. Representatives from Harrisonburg Front Royal Winchester Berryville and Shenandoah County will attend. Virginia Health Department officials will discuss sanitation standards.
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Northern Virginia
Winchester
Duff's
George Washington Hotel
Billy Wortz
Virginia Restaurant Association
Harrisonburg
Front Royal
Berryville
Shenandoah County
Othe Points
Wortz
Virginia Health Department
Funeral Service Held for Daisy Barr Lloyd at Berryville
Daisy Barr Lloyd 80, widow of Charles William Lloyd, died Tuesday in Georgetown Hospital. Funeral services were conducted at 2 PM Thursday in Berryville Baptist Church by Rev. Julian Orrell, with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Nephews acted as pallbearers: Tuck Fuller, Hunter Puller, Bryan Lloyd, Broaddus Lloyd, Oscar Lloyd and Lonnie Huff.
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Daisy Barr Lloyd
Charles William Lloyd
Berryville Baptist Church
Julian Orrell
Green Hill Cemetery
Tuck Fuller
Hunter Puller
Bryan Lloyd
Broaddus Lloyd
Oscar Lloyd
Lonnie Huff
Ike's Illness Dominates European Headlines
European papers across nations report President Eisenhower’s illness and questions about his ability to run in the upcoming election. Reactions range from sympathy and prayers to calls for withdrawal, with leaders in Britain France Germany and the Soviet bloc noting the impact on politics and stability.
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London
Ike
Eisenhower
Eden
Guy Mollet
London Daily Mirror
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Ireland
Shannon
London Times
The
Times
Holland
Paris
Harrys. Truman
Truman
Bonn
Theodor Heuss
Rome
Britain
Tke
Star
Evening Standard
Radio
Prague
Budapest
Moscow
Tass
Connelly and Caudle Conspiracy Trial Heads Toward Jury
In St Louis the trial of Matthew J. Connelly and T. Lamar Caudle, former Truman officials, nears jury verdicts after five days of testimony. Closing arguments set for Monday with rebuttal witnesses expected. defense won key rulings limiting counts to conspiracy to defraud by services.
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Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Truman
U. S. District Court
Wyllys S. Newcomb
Connelly
Caudle
Justice Department
Irving Sachs
St. Louis
Dist
Rubey M. Hulen
Truce Inspection Teams Evacuated From Korea
The United Nations Command evacuated 16 inspectors from South Korea to the DMZ after a week of tensions with North Korea. The teams from Sweden Switzerland Czech Republic and Poland were airlifted without incident and may return within days. Allies accused the North of abusing inspection machinery and building military strength. A New York liability insurance law will require coverage for nonresidents driving in New York effective February 1 1957. Nonresident drivers may operate without insurance until an accident triggers suspension for one year upon discovery.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
Demilitarized Zone
South Korea
North Korea
New York
Vaccine program extended in Virginia
The Virginia Health Department extended free polio vaccine eligibility to over 340000 additional children as shipments surged. The advisory committee also lowered the age limit to under one year and allowed pregnant women to receive the vaccine, expanding reach amid high production and 1.2 million shots received since fall.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Health Department
Polio Cases Rise as Virginia Reports New Infections
The article notes Virginia's ninth polio case for the year, a 2 year old Buchanan County boy, with three paralytic polio cases reported that week. It compares to 24 cases by the same time last year and cites census data on children under 1 and ages 15-19.
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The
Health Department
Virginia
Buchanan County
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Studebaker
FORD
Fordomatic
Pontiac
Mercury
Shenandoah
Dr. Sedan
Dr. Heater
Chevrolet
L.W.B
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Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Valley Ave
Winchester, Virginia
Loudoun St
GOD
Wurlitzer
Ana
Wurlitzer Centennial Organ
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Strong
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Edward P. Berlin
Melton R. Bean
George Chapman, Jr
Benjamin Crampton
Joseph H. Settle
Lonnie W. Levi
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