Scelba Resigns as Italian Cabinet Crisis Deepens
Rome reports Premier Mario Scelba submitted the resignations of his 15 month coalition government amid a Communist confrontation. President Gronchi eyed a new PM as the Christian Democrats split over the move, while talks of a confidence vote loomed if resignations were not accepted.
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Rome
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Giovanni Gronchi
Quirinale
Council of Ministers
Christian Democrats
Gronchi
Deal
Giuseppe Saragat
Gronochi
Christian Party
Christian Democrat Communique
Democratic Coalition
Local Woman Eaters Convent Miss Pauline Glynn Enters Visitation
Miss Pauline Glynn longtime Shenandoah production credit and Farm Credit treasurer leaves for Richmond to enter the Visitation Nuns Convent. Daughter of Mrs Hazel G Lowry and the late Paul P Glynn she is a Handley High School alumna class of 1939 and previously served as A A A treasurer and stenographer. She has been active in Sacred Heart Church Winchester and the National Council of Catholic Women. The Rev. Robert Hickman officiates at the departure.
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Pauline Glynn
Shenandoah Production Credit Association
National Farm Leam Association
Richmond
Visitation Nuns
Miss Glynn
Hazel G. Lowry
Leesburg
Paul P. Glynn
Frederick County
Handley High School
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farm Credit Office
Order of Visitation Nuns
Annecy
Duchy of Savoy
France
Saint Francis de Sales
Geneva
Saint Jane de Chantal
United States
Georgetown
Washington
D. C
Sacred Heart Church
Winchester
National Council of Catholic Women
Robert Hickman
Pas
Yard Party Relief Methodist Church Announcement
Continued on Page 14 Col 3. Yard party Lat June 25 at 6 PM. Call Shenadoah Realty 17 acres large stone home in city limits Valley Pike. Phone 7507. 1p-6-22-tf
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Relief Methodist Church
Shenadoah Realty
Valley Pike
Welltown Methodist Church
Stevens Resigns as Army Secretary in 1950s Shakeup
President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of Robert T. Stevens as Army secretary. Wilber M. Brucker, former governor of Michigan and Pentagon general counsel, named to succeed him. Stevens cites compelling personal considerations and plans to finish duties with Defense Secretary Wilson. Brucker to assume role later in July.
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Washington
Robert T. Stevens
Army
Eisenhower
Wilber M. Brucker
Defense Department
Stevens
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Pentagon
Brucker
Michigan
Wilson
Charlie
Pvt
G. David Schine
John G. Adams
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Adams
Saginaw County
Saginaw
Republicans Press Ike on 1956 Campaign Plans
The Young Republican National Federation presented a scroll to President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon urging a 1956 run. Charles McWhorter said Eisenhower seemed pleased by the gesture but offered no commitment. Nixon said announcements are not made yet and stressed building a united Republican party.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Young Republican National Federation
Nixon
Detroit
Charles McWhorter
New York
McWhorter
Cochairman
Joyce Bovic
Denver
United Republican Party
Jury Called Here for June 28 Felony Term
Twenty persons have been summoned to report for a felony jury on June 28 at 10 a.m. in the Corporation Court Room at City Hall. Names include William H. Louthan Jr, Henry T. Goode, Paul Schneider, Reba Snarr, John Leatherman, Milton Middlekauff, Harry Greene, Lyle Grimm, Charles Lanahan, Ralph Grubbs, Alma Frye, Hedrick Koontz, Ralph Jordan, Webb Jenkins, Robert Gaines, J. Garland Rogers, Harry Athey, Ray Robinson Jr, Hilda Baker, and James Jones.
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Corporation Court Room
City Hall
William H. Louthan, Jr
Henry T. Goode
Paul Schneider
Reba B. Snarr
John A. Leatherman
Milton H. Middlekauff
Harry Greene
Lyle Grimm
Charles D. Lanahan
Ralph Y. Grubbs
Alma C., Frye
Hedrick D. Koontz
Ralph S. Jordan
Conferees Agree On Bill Raising Federal Pay 712 Percent
Federal pay rises approved by Senate and House conferees press for a 7 12 percent raise retroactive to March 1 for 1 073 262 federal employees with a total annual cost around 328 million dollars. The plan covers 983 057 classified civil service workers and about 90 205 related staff.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Civil Service
Olin D. Johnstown
D-Sc
Typical Summer Weather Marks Start of Season
The first full day of the season brings a high of 86 and a low of 65. Scattered thundershowers are forecast this afternoon and evening, with cooling expected tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures in the mid 60s return tonight, compared with last year’s 93 and 70.
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Associated Press
Moore weighs 175 for title defense against Olson
Light heavy champion Archie Moore weighed 175 pounds for tonight's defense against middleweight champion Bobo Olson who weighed 170 1 4 pounds. Division limit is 175 pounds. Bout televised nationally starting at 9 p m EST.
Red Cross Bloodmobile Film Crews Visit Winchester
A Red Cross Bloodmobile visit yielded 133 pints of blood on a 144 pint quota as Rotary members led by Nelson Page recruited donors. Washington crews filmed church pickups, Scout volunteers, the O'Sullivan Rubber plant workers, and the donor’s clinic flow for a training film.
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Red Cross
Rotary Club
Nelson Page
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Explorer Troop 2
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Red Cross Motor Corps
George Murphy
Memorial Hospital
Marvin Gore
Winchester
Blood Donor Service
Wash
Nations urged to share U N data on atomic tests
The United States urged all nations to submit information from nuclear tests to the United Nations to show safeguarding measures protect human health. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. said data should be compiled from all countries, with the U.S. coordinating after U.N. action, and noted India's Nehru seeks a global stop to tests pending controls.
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U.N
San Francisco
United States
U. N
Soviet Union
Britain
Moscow
Marshall Islands
Nevada
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U. S
U.S
Geneva
U. N. Assembly
New York
Lodge
Pacific Ocean
India
Nehru
Bankers Elect Loudoun County Man President
Herbert H. Cooley of Round Hill was elected president of the Virginia Bankers Assn at its annual convention in Hot Springs along with first vice president Charles A. Cramer of Fredericksburg and second vice president Shirley T. Holland of Windsor. Comptroller Ray M. Gidney urged recruitment of keen minded young people into banking and noted banks hold about 35 percent of assets in loans, 42 percent in investments, and 22 percent in cash.
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Hot Springs
Resolutions Committee
Virginia Bankers Assn
Arthur Secord
Brooklyn College
New York City
Herbert H. Cooley
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Charles A. Cramer
Fredericksburg
Shirley T. Holland
Windsor
Ray M. Gidney
Gidney
John Kerr
Eden government rejects Malaya war training claim
Colonial Secretary Lennox-Boyd denounces opposition charges that the Malayan conflict is a pretext for training British forces. He cites a Communist conspiracy and attacks on police, while Labour's Stan Awbery questions the war’s seven-year duration as protests erupt in Parliament.
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London
Eden
Malaya
Alan Lennox- Boyd
Singapore
Stan Anbery
House of Commons
Lennox - Boyd
Awbery
Kept Queen Waiting as Duke’s Helicopter Forced Landing
The Duke of Edinburgh's helicopter made a forced landing in a Bathgate football field near Glasgow. He arrived late to meet Queen Elizabeth II, who waited anxiously in the royal train at Uddington, with an RAF pilot at the controls.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Duke of Edinburgh
Queen Elizabeth II
Bathgate
Uddingston
Graham Draws 30 000 At Frankfurt Revival
Billy Graham led a Frankfurt stadium rally drawing about 30 000 with 1500 decisions for Christ. German evangelical leader Martin Niemoeller closed with prayer as Graham urged Bible reading and focus on Jesus Christ. The event contrasted with larger European crowds earlier in the year and smaller recent Paris turnout.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Billy Graham
Christ
Graham
Scotland
England
Paris
Martin Niemoeller
Jesus Christ
Salk Finds Properly Vaccinated Children Do Not Transmit Polio
Dr. Jonas Salk told a House Commerce subcommittee that properly vaccinated children do not spread polio to adults. He noted association cases with poorly made vaccine raise questions, but proper vaccines show no transmission and no kidney harm.
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Washington
Jonas
Salk
House Commerce
Rep
Hayworth
D-Mich
New Jersey
Public Health Service
Ike Leaves for New England Speaking and Fishing Tour
President Eisenhower departs for a six day swing through Rutland Vermont New Hampshire and Maine to speak at the National Dairy Festival meet Vermont Republican leaders at breakfast in Chittenden and go two days fishing at Kennebago Maine Senators Flanders Bridges Cotton and Governor Lane Dwinell discuss party unity and the potential for Eisenhower to run again Democratic gains in Maine and New Hampshire are noted with emphasis on party strategy and regional support.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New England
Rutland
Mountain
Chittenden
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Kennebago
Sen
Flanders
R-Vi
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Lincoln
White House
Sherman Adams
Bridges
Adams
Sen. Cotton
RNH
Lane Dwinell
Sen. Payne
H. C. Sheetz & Son to Mark 50 Years in Winchester Trade
Winchester clothiers H C Sheetz and Son will celebrate 50 years in business from tomorrow through July 2 at 130 N Loudoun St. The shop began as Gray & Sheetz in 1905, moved to its current location in 1911, and operated as Gray & Sheetz Inc after 1927 before becoming a partnership between H C Sheetz Sr and his son in 1937.
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Winchester
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Boy's Clothiers
N. Loudoun St
Gray & Sheetz
Robert L. Gray
H. C. Sheetz
Pifer Printing Co
Stalemate Over New U.N. Members Nearing Solution
Diplomats report Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov favors admitting six nations to the United Nations Austria Italy and Finland as the non communist trio and Hungary Romania Bulgaria as the communist trio. This may end a long blockage in the admission process.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Austria
Italy
Finland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Renovation Begins for Winchester Police Department Quarters
Work started yesterday on a full remodel of the Winchester Police Department quarters beneath City Hall. The project, approved by the Common Council and state authorities, calls for new entrance, chief’s office, cell block, fingerprinting space, lockers, and updated teletype and radio facilities with completion expected in about four months. An appropriation of 30000 dollars is set in the 1955 56 budget for construction and furnishings.
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Winchester Police Department
Common Council
Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc
State Board of Corrections
Shockey
Claude B. Smalts
Hoye Riley
Police Department
Bay Area
Police Court
Molotov Urges UN to Cement World Peace
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov urged the United Nations to dedicate itself to world peace at the UN's 16th anniversary session in San Francisco. He pledged Soviet support for the UN’s mission to end international tension and build mutual trust among nations.
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San Francisco
V. M. Molotov
United Nations
Soviet Union
U. N
Molotov
World Organization
Romulo urges San Francisco Declaration for UN rededication
Gen. Carlos P. Romulo urged the United Nations to adopt a San Francisco Declaration pledging peace justice and freedom. He spoke as Philippine delegation head and ex UN General Assembly president saying the anniversary meeting should produce words to convince all peoples that governments commit to peace with security and justice.
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San Francisco
Carlos P. Romulo
United Nations
Romulo
Philippine
U. N. General Assembly
Mrs Richard Kern Dies in Staunton Hospital
Mrs Allison Cooper Kern aged 32 wife of Richard D Kern died this morning at Western State Hospital Staunton after being missing in the Blue Ridge near Waynesboro since Sunday. Cause pending autopsy. she suffered shock and exposure. Survivors include her husband two parents three children two brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Allison Cooper Kern
Richard D. Kern
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Blue Ridge Mountains
Waynesboro
Suneday
Kern
National Guardsmen
Winchester Skies Wednesday June 22 Bright Stars and Planets
The Winchester sky report notes prominent stars The Twins Capella Jupiter visible between The Twins and the Moon with Saturn due south at 9 04 p m Venus rising at 3 58 a m and the first quarter Sunday night. A bake sale is announced for Friday June 24 at 9 AI sponsored by Middletown Grange and Molden Electric Co window.
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Isccessus
Twins
Capella
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Winchester
Bailey R. Frank
AI. Molden Electric Co
Middletown Grange
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Red Cross Movie Crew
Pacific
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Montmorency Cherries
Berryville
J. J. Harris
Gene Russell
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H.C. Sheetz & Son
Richard Kern
Winchester Skies
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