Bernadotte invites Jewish experts for Rhodes parley talks
Bernadotte plans to invite Israeli authorities to send consultants to his Rhodes headquarters as the first week of a 28 day armistice ends. Arabs promise four experts next Monday to provide data, while the Arabs reject any full roundtable with Jews. Israel accuses Britain of oil diversion and warns of UN Security Council action to block reserves from Lebanon refineries.
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Catro
Folke Bernadotte
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Bernadotte
United Nations
Kokrasky
Holy Land
Rhodes
Abdel Azzam
League
Britain
Haifa
U. N. Security Council
Lebanon
Foreign Office
House Votes To Defer Draft Until Next Year
The House voted 125 to 90 to put the draft in standby until next year. An amendment by Rep Shafer to postpone registration and inductions until after January 31 was accepted, subject to possible later roll call.
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House
Washington
Rej. Shafer
R-Mich
Scientific wonder as baby born outside uterus in Akron
In Akron Ohio a girl named Margaret Alice weighed four pounds 13 ounces and was delivered by Caesarean after developing outside the uterus. Doctors called the case unprecedented in medical history and noted the placenta attached behind the uterus. Mother Mrs Daniel Mirza and infant were reported well with the baby placed in an incubator. X rays suggested a tumor in early pregnancy.
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Akron
Akron City
Daniel Mirza
Margaret Alice
Mrs. Mirza
Children's Best Songs Collected
A 118 song collection for children with words and music in kid friendly keys and game directions. Illustrated durable cover with a 25 cent price postpaid from the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau. Includes coupon for ordering and a note on fat diet recommendations of 68 pounds yearly per person versus current higher US consumption.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
National Research Council
United States
France Approves West German Government Plan After Debates
The National Assembly approved a six power plan for a semi independent Western German government with six French security conditions amid a bitter debate. Premier Schuman won by 297 to 289 with 26 abstentions as Communists and far right opposed the move.
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Paris
National Assembly
Germany
Robert Schuman
France
Britain
United States
Luxembourg
Belgium
Netherlands
Ruhr
Schuman
Sales Directory June 19 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Estates
Estate of Phillip Bowman sale 1 mile east of Stephens City on White Post road featuring household furniture and vehicles. Virginia B. Fritts admx sale in Berryville court house real estate. Winifred Rudolph sale 690 North Cameron Street includes household goods and carpentry tools. W O Talbert sale corner Chestnut Street and National Ave includes household and kitchen furniture and some antiques. E R Ryan sale Whitacre Road near Cross Junction features household goods farm equipment and tools.
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Phillip Bowman
Stephens City
White Post Road
Virginia B. Fritts
Admx
Court House
Berryville
Winifred Rudolph
N. Cameron St
D&t
W. O. Talbert
Chestnut St
National Ave
E. R. Ryan
Cross Junction
Whitacre Road
Northwest district eighth grader wins American Legion medal
The 14 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Pinckney Arthur of Ha ndley school dominates as the outstanding eighth grade girl earning the American Legion auxiliary medal. She is a Junior high glee club member and appears in a Peters photo.
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J. Pinckney Arthur
Northwestern
American Legion Auxilary
Handley School
Glee Club
Peters
Atomic planes may circle globe nonstop says Kalitinsky
Dr. Andrew Kalitinsky of Oak Ridge Tennessee tells the Metropolitan section of the Society of Automotive Engineers atomic powered aircraft will circle the globe without a stop and reach supersonic speeds on long flights. He notes early models will be smaller than the B 36 bomber and calls the project an engineering problem rather than new science.
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New York
Globe
Andrew Kalitinsky
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Society of Automotive Engineers
Kalininsky
Virginia open season declared for quail and several game birds
The Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries sets an open season beginning November 20 and ending January 20 for quail statewide with regional closing dates. turkeys rabbits grouse and pheasants begin November 20 and close January 5 in certain counties and on National Forest lands. hunting is prohibited in many counties until further notice. The regulation becomes effective July 1 1948 and rescinds any conflicting rules. Beverley W. Stras Jr chairman.
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Virginia
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Fairfax
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Loudoun
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Prince William
Rappahannock
Stafford
National Forest
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Tatewide
Farquier
Bland
Buchanan
Carroll
Charles City
Dickenson
James City
Floyd
Franklin
Giles
Grayson
Greene
Henry
Lancaster
Lee
Middlesex
Montgomery
New Kent
Northumberland
Patrick
Pulaski
Roanoke
Russell
Scott
Smyth
Tazewell
Washington
Westmoreland
Wise and Wythe
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Beverley W. Stras, Jr
Mrs Lavenia Cammer Dies at 73 in Winchester
Mrs Lavenia A Cammer 73 died at home after a six month illness at 1640 Valley Ave Winchester She was born in Hampshire County West Virginia daughter of D H J Lichliter and Anna Marker Lichliter She lived in Winchester 17 years and belonged to Kernstown Methodist Church Surviving husband J W Cammer two sons J D Cammer and J C Cammer two daughters Eva Cooper and Marie Cammer five grandchildren and two great grandchildren The body is at Jones funeral home
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Lavenia A. Cammer
Valley Ave
Hampshire Co
W. Va
D. H. J. Lichliter
Anna Marker Lichliter
Winchester
Kernstdown
J. W. Cammer
J. D
J. C. Cammer
Eva Cooper
Marie Cammer
Aso
William C
Dudley C. Lichliter
Lloyd C. Lichliter
Woodstock
George H. Inskip
Stephens City
Linden A. Singhass
Jones Funeral Home
Answers to Daily Quiz List of Correct Responses
Answers to the daily quiz are provided. Topics include Chrysler Corporation, colors, literature quotes, aristocracy, animal vision, Three Musketeers, Ethiopia, Gromyko, Georgia, and a strategy described as top down.
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Chrysler Corporation
Oklahoma
Duke
Aramis
Athos
Porthos
Ethiopia
Gromyko
Georgia
Stassen Seeks Unity as Tribune Support Remains Possible
Stassen predicts party unity if he is the presidential nominee and says the Chicago Tribune would back him. He notes favorite sons are strong this year and supporters may cling to their candidates. Col Robert R. McCormick hosted him and Mrs. Stassen at a Saturday dinner as talks continue. Van denberg may refrain from commenting as the nominating race unfolds.
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Stassen
Chicago Tribune
Col
Robert R. McCormick
Tribune
Sen
Vandenberg
Conversa
Dewey Seemingly Dominant as G.O.P. Delegates Gather
At the Republican Convention the 23rd ballot approach shows Governor Dewey as the man to beat while Vandenberg looms as a dark horse. Michigan Senator Vandenberg grapples with Duff of Pennsylvania over the 73 vote delegation as other delegates sense Dewey’s commanding position.
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Dewey
Vandenberg
Duff
Michigan
Gov
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
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