Norway Rejects U S Request for High Seas Search Powers
Oslo reports Norway became the third nation to formally reject a U S request for special search powers on the high seas to check shipments bound for Guatemala. A government note said the move violates international law. Britain and the Netherlands also declined recently.
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Local Growers Attend National Apple Institute Meeting
Prominent area apple growers and dealers attended the National Apple Institute gathering at Niagara Falls from Thursday to Saturday. Participants from the area included J. Kenneth Robinson, Lester D. Arnold, E. Blackburn Moore, and Philip Glaize. An estimated national apple crop of over 97,000,000 bushels was announced, and plans to expand apple promotion and distribution of the institute film on dental health and apples were approved. A tour of western New York apple-growing areas followed the business session.
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New Drug May Replace Anesthesia In Surgery
Dr John S Lundy of Mayo Clinic reports a systemic drug named dolitrone that renders patients insensible to pain yet conscious and movable. He says it enables complete amnesia with rapid recovery, after testing 127 patients mostly dental cases. The drug was developed by William S Merrell and Co Cincinnati.
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Merger Vote P asks Packard Studebaker Combine
Directors of Packard Motor Car Co and Studebaker Corp approve a merger agreement subject to stockholder approval. Harold S. Vance and Paul G. Hoffman lead the talks with Hoffman to chair the new Studebaker Packard Corp. Detroit to host headquarters and stock reclassification to 1 for 5.
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Youngster Confuses Poison With Medicine in Tragic Toddlers Death
In Rocky Gap Virginia Bland County medical examiner Dr George Kegley reports 10 year old Joseph Steven Hancock died after ingesting strychnine sulfate crystals he believed were medicine. Parents Asa B Hancock and wife reside in Hicksville. The boy drank a half teaspoon dissolved in water and died within an hour.
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No Injuries In Car-Truck Mishap Last Night
A tractor-trailer and a car sideswiped on U S Rt 7 about five miles east of Winchester. Damage may exceed 500 dollars with the truck and car sustaining significant, but non fatal, damage.
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James Kincaid
Smith's Transfer Corp
Staunton
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Elkton
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Greensboro
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Senators Debate McCarthy Hearings and Unanimous Agreement
Senator Mundt warned some areas may lack unanimous agreement as the panel weighs evidence and contemplates outcomes. Senator Potter urged a White House briefing after expressing views on firings and a forthcoming cleanup before further McCarthy hearings.
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Potter Says Hearings Should Await Staff Stabilization
The remark notes Potter would not favor starting hearings until the staff situation is straightened out, indicating procedural caution and concern over staffing conditions.
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Civil Defense Head Quits in Pulaski County
Glenn D. Pearch, Pulaski County civil defense director, resigned today citing lack of sufficient state level interest toward the community.
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Pulaski
Glenn D. Pearch
Pulaski County
Postmaster Nat. Bridge Elect Named Virginia Chapter President
Clyde E. Collins of Christiansburg was elected president of the Virginia chapter of the National Association of Postmasters at the close of the annual convention. Staunton was chosen as next year’s convention site.
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Christiansburg
Virginia
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National Assn.of Postmasters
Staunton
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