Peron Secures Military and Political Support in Argentina
In Buenos Aires President Juan Peron received fresh pledges of loyalty from the CGT labor confederation and Peronista parties as he campaigns against last week's revolt. Gen Lucero lauded Peron on air while the Supreme War Council handles arrests tied to the plot. Police detained four U.S. correspondents photographing a church burning but released them after two hours.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Franklin Lucero
Peron
Argentina
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Peronista
Supreme War Council
U. S
Life Magazine
Hank Walker
Time Magazine
Phillip Payne
Washington, D. C
Jeff Sabin
NBC
New York
Bob Lindley
Walker
Sabin
Panel of experts votes to continue Salk polio program
An 8-2 vote, with a 3rd vote by a nonpresent member, backs continuing inoculations of children with the Salk polio vaccine. Dr. Sabin urged halting the program citing danger, while others led by Dr. Shannon and Dr. Francis defended ongoing efforts. Jonas Salk did not vote.
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Washington
House Commerce
William McB. Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
Albert Sabin
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Sabin
John Enders
Children's Hospital
Boston
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Thomas Francis, Jr
School of the Public Health
University of Michigan
Jonas E. Salk
Rep. Wolverton
RNJ
Thomas M. Rivers
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Salk
Maryland Schools Abolish Racial Segregation in Five Colleges
Maryland state Board of Education and the Maryland Teachers Colleges Trustees voted to end racial segregation at Frostburg Salisbury Towson Bowie and Baltimore colleges. The move follows the Supreme Court ruling and aims for full desegregation by September 1956 with state counties urged to comply to avoid further court action. NAACP and white Citizens Councils activists staged rallies with sharp reactions across Maryland Alabama Mississippi and Atlantic City.
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Maryland
Deep South
U. S. Supreme Court
National Assn. For
Advancement of
Colored People
Maryland State Board of Education
Board of Trustees of
Teachers Colleges
Baltimore
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
Supreme Court
Frostburg
Salisbury
Towson
Bowie
White Citizens Councils
Selma
Ala
Mississippi
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Tom Brady
Brookhaven
Miss
Brady
Talmadge
High Court
U. S
Atlantic City
N. J
Thurgood Marshall
NAACP
Marshall
Two Protestant Churches Merge to Form United Church of Christ
In Columbus Ohio leaders announced a merger of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Congregational Christian Church creating the United Church of Christ effective June 25 1957 The combined membership exceeds two million with Evangelical and Reformed at 761 325 members and 2735 churches and Congregationalists at 1 283 754 members and 5573 churches All figures from 1954 Year Book of American Churches The union traces to 1942 and positions the new church around eighth or ninth in size among Protestant sects
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Columbus
Ohio
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Church
United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed
United States
Congregationalists
Shenandoah Realty lists 17 acre stone home in city limits
Real estate ad for 17 acres with a large stone home within city limits on Valley Pike includes contact numbers 7507 and 5979. Also notes a Friendship Yard Party at John Kerr School Yard on June 24 and 25 with eats games and fire truck rides. Gene Russell to perform at Hammond Organ nightly at Duff's Restaurant.
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Shenadoah Realty
Valley Pike
Friendship Yard
John Kerr School Yard
Gene Russell
Duff's
Funeral service set for Mrs Alison Cooper Kern
Mrs Alison Cooper Kern died at Western State Hospital and a funeral will be held tomorrow at 4 p m at Grace Lutheran Church with Dr William E Eisenberg officiating. Burial is at Mt Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. She was born January 7 1922 in the city, educated at Handley High School and Westhampton College, and active in Grace Lutheran Church civic groups including the A A U W and Girl Scouts. She leaves husband Richard Davis Kern and three children, plus siblings and other relatives.
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Alison Cooper Kern
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Grace Lutheran Church
William E. Eisenberg
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
J. H. Yost, Jr
William Huntsberry
Gordon T. Whitham, Jr
William Boyce
Eugene Dunn
Winslow Porter
M. B. Clowe
Richard Davis Kern
Kern
A.A.U.W
Girl Scouts
Handley
Anne Douglas
Alison Scott
Richard Davis, Jr
Dorothy Cooper Holt
Tokyo
Japan
William Douglas Cooper
Harrisonburg
Bestor Cooper
City
FiveYearOld Drowns At Martinsville Pool
Melvin Pillars aged five of Martinsville drowned at Liberty Heights pool yesterday after wandering away from his mother Winnie Pillars during a first swim of the season. Lifesaving crew recovered the body within ten minutes but could not revive him.
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Martinsville
Melvin Pillars
Winnie Pillars
Liberty Heights
Martinsville-Henry County
Four Polio Cases In Va Last Week
The State Health Dept reports four polio cases in Virginia last week raising the 1955 total to 32, with two non paralytic cases in Madison County and one paralytic case each in Loudoun County and Alexandria.
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Richmond
State Health Dept
Virginia
Madison County
Loudoun County
Alexandria
Cap maker refuses to open records to Senate probes
Sol Schlesinger of Freeport New York refused today to provide his company records and tax reports to Senate investigators citing the Fifth Amendment. He denied paying bribes related to a 1950 contract for half a million service caps as the subcommittee reopened hearings into graft in contracts for armed forces caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sol Schlesinger
Freeport
N. Y
Schlesinger
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Schelsinger
Ideal Uniform Cap Co
Harry Lev
Lev
Mid City Uniform Cap Co
Chicago
Leon M. Levy
Bonita Originals, Inc
New York
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Armed Services
Eisenhower Laughs at Plea for 2nd Term in New Hampshire
In Rutland he meets a crowd of about 25 000 after touring northern New England. Senator Aiken quips that Eisenhower is a part time farmer and hopes he remains so for five or six years. Eisenhower smiles and does not hint at 1956 plans.
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Rutland
Presidento House
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
New England
Concord
N. H
Washington
Fairgrounds
America
United States
Sen. Aikem
R-Vi
Gettysburg
Aiken
Resignation of State Compensation Board Chair Announced
Governor Stanley announced L McCarthy Downs resigns as chair of the State Compensation Board to take a key position with B T Crump Co in Richmond. Downs, a former state auditor and member of the State Corporation Commission, will depart effective June 30 with no successor named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Stanley
L. McCarthy Downs
State Compensation Board
Downs
B. T. Crump Co
Threeman State Corporation Commission
Gov. Stanley
Molotov's Cold War Aims Complicate Peace Bid
Western diplomats say Molotov may have undermined his peace offensive by reopening major cold war issues. Some small nations grew disappointed as U.N. anniversary remarks drew attention to ongoing tensions and regional alignments.
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Molotov
San Francisco
Russia
V. M. Molotov
U.N
Pinay Urges Unified Germany at UN 10th Anniversary
French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay urged a single Germany with equal security for all at the United Nations on its 10th anniversary. He warned the West should reject Soviet attempts to create a neutral buffer in Europe.
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San Francisco
Antoine Pinay
Germany
U. N
Molotov Speech Divides Attendees At United Nations Session
Delegates opened the fourth day with limited public comment on Molotovs address. Pinay and Yeh were listed speakers while Spaak called the tone conciliatory. Romulo labeled Molotovs speech a repeat of old disputes and Dulles reserved reaction for Friday.
Polio cases fall nationwide amid vaccine debate
National polio tallies show 266 cases last week, down from 300, the lowest for mid June since 1951. Through June 18 totals fell behind 1954, with 2,038 disease-year cases versus 2,087, and calendar-year cases at 3,102 compared to 3,640. Six million inoculated since April 12. six vaccinated and seven exposed to vaccinated persons died. Texas shows a six week rise but overall trend remains uncertain. Yard party notice follows.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Texas
Chestnut Grove
Nehru and Bulganin call for Formosa surrender and disarmament
In Moscow the premiers of Russia and India jointly urge the surrender of Formosa to Communist China and seek a U N seat for Beijing. They also call for a reduction of conventional arms and international control. Nehru leaves for Warsaw after signing the joint declaration.
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Bulganin
Nehru
Formosa
Moscow
Russia
India
U.N
China
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Belgrade
Vienna
Rome
London
Short 1955 Cherry Crop Harvested in Winchester Area
Cherry growers in the Winchester area and nearby West Virginia began harvests for 1955 hampered by a March freeze and hail damage. Officials say prices will drop from 1954 levels as carry over from last year and a hoped bigger New York Michigan crop weigh on markets. Processors in Winchester Inwood and Ranson are taking cherries with No. 1 at 7 cents and juice at 2 cents per pound.
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Winchester
West Virginia
Turner Ramey
Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah Valley Cherry Growers’ Association
the Star
C. H. Musselman
Ramey
New York
Michigan
Frederick County
Virginia
Jefferson
Berkeley County
Zeropack Co
C.H. Musselman Co
Inwood
Ranson Fruit Co
Ranson
Layton Stockdale
Musselman Co
Rawson
Officials Greet New Army Chief Taylor in Washington
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor arrived in Washington to become Army chief of staff. He met outgoing Secretary Stevens and Ridgeway, welcomed by Ambassador Iguchi and Briggs, as a 17 gun salute and ceremonial reception marked his arrival. Taylor spoke of defining the Army role in national defense and noted his Korea and Far East service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehru
Bulgarin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Georgi Zhukov
Bulganin
Washington
State Department
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Oute Soing
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Taylor
Tayl
Stevens
Wilber M. Brucker
Ridgeway
Bob Stevens
Brucker
Japan
Iorea
Korea
Far East
Iguchi
Ellis O. Briggs
Air Force
Middle East
Spain
Taft Memorial Plans Announced for Capitol Carillon
Washington plans to erect a million dollar carillon on Capitol grounds in memory of Senator Robert A. Taft. President Eisenhower and former President Hoover supported accepting the gift. Senate Minority Leader Knowland introduced legislation to authorize the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Knoweland
Robert A. Taft Memorial Foundation
Tennessee
Minnesota
Douglas W. Orr
New Haven
Conn
U.S. Commission of Fine Arts
Taft Foundation
Constitution Avenue
Taft
Winchester Skies and Church Benefit Notice Summary
Astronomy note for Bailey R. Frank on June 26 lists moon phases and planet positions in the Winchester sky. A June 25 benefit sale at Old Bethel Methodist Church offers country ham sandwiches and a cherry sale at a packing house run by H. W. Butler Bros. Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bethel Methodist Church
H. W. Butler Bros. Inc
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Associated Press
County
ABI. Molden Electric Co
Middletown Grange
Grove Furniture Co
Tues
Thurs
Southern Tire Service
Handley High Campus
Mt. Carmel
A. C. Slonaker & Son
W. Amherst
White House
Robert Fowlks
Fontana
Calif
Brenda Adams
Stillwater
Okla
International Soundphoto
Cap Maker
McClellan
West
George Yeh
Red China
Peiping
Paul- Henri Spaak
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
John Foster Dulles
Winchester Skies
Pleiades
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Bailey R. Frank
ARS Foon
Bhester
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