U N Training Ground for Fledgling Soviet Diplomats
United Nations officials warn the Soviet Union uses the UN as a training ground for new diplomats teaching English and Western systems. The typical Russian at the UN serves about two years before a Moscow recall and resignation letter arrives. Background varies with some Russians staying longer abroad.
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Francis W
N. Y
U. N
Soviet Union
Moscow
USN
Russia
U.N
New York
March 22 Farm Sales Across Multiple States
Several farm sales are listed for March 22 including EK Wagner Elizabethtown Pennsylvania selling tractors farm machinery and livestock Leonard Hoffman near Bunker Hill West Virginia handling antiques furniture and household goods Thomas Warvis Farm on Rt 29 between Ott City Maryland and Atholton Maryland with livestock and machinery Mrs Q T Cadwallader Estate near Boyce Virginia offering tuner items and miscellaneous goods April sales include G Baker at Clowser's Warehouse Winchester Virginia and York Orchard Co near Isle of Wight Virginia with 108 head livestock feed and hardware plus Herbert Latrick Trustee real estate on Stephens City White Post road.
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EK Wagner
Elizabethtown
Leonard Cc’ Hoffman
Bunker Hill
W. Va
U. S
Thomas If Warvis Farm
Ott City
Atholton
Wed
Q. T. Cadwallader
Boyce
Old Chapel Ra
G. Baker
Clowser’s
K St
Winchester
York Orchard Co
Isle
Herbert
Latrick
Frederik County Court House
Stephens City
White Post Road
Reds May Compromise On POW Exchange
Communist truce negotiators indicate possible movement on the POW exchange deadlock. They submitted a two sentence March plan omitting voluntary repatriation, while UN officials say nothing new changes the impasse. Observers see potential compromise despite no stated method, with rosters proposed for December 18 exchanges and off the record talks considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
William Nuckols
U. N
Korea
Steel leaders meet New York to discuss wage board deal
Four steel industry leaders meet with Roger Putnam of the Federal Stabilizer to review Wage Stabilization Board recommendations for resolving the steel wage dispute in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel Industry
Roger Putnam
Federal
Wage Stabilization Board
U.N. Dues and Russia Access to Jobs in Moscow Firm
The United States pays the most in U N dues and leads rolls while Russians are capped below 25 percent. Since 1946, 38 Russians have come to the United States for work and returned home. The U N sends personnel teams to select staff, but none have been allowed into the Soviet Union to interview candidates or recruit personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U. N
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
High altitude bailouts require space suit or capsule
Dr. Fritz Haber reports at the Aero Medical Association that bailing from 200000 to 400000 feet demands a pressure tight suit or capsule. At 300000 feet air resistance is minimal and a pilot would sink rapidly, facing extreme heat or cold before reaching Earth.
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Fritz Haber
Department of Space Medicine
U. & Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Field
Texas
Aero Medical Association
Torearth
Dr Haber
Ocean
Dr. Haber
Haber
30 Cows Die In Pulaski County
Pulaski County reports about 30 cows dying from an illness of unknown origin over recent months. Dr J F Greear, a veterinarian, notes rapid death without treatment and reports two treated cows surviving eight days. Virginia Tech experiments seek the illness cause and a possible cure. a drug maker offers an experimental product showing some success. Cows first exhibit nasal bleeding, anemia, and mild jaundice.
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Pulaski
Pulaski County
JF Greear
Agriculture Department
Virginia Tech
Greear
Birthday of William Jackson Jenks Leader in Railways
William Jackson Jenks born March 21 1870 on a Wake County farm NC rose from railway telegrapher to chairman of Norfolk Western Railway and director of eight corporations. He earned 610 a month on first job and later 125 a month before success and a belief in hard work foresight and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson Jenks
Wake County
N. GC
Norfolk & Western Railway Co
Jenks
Crowd applauds Brigadoon at Handley Auditorium
A near capacity audience praised the Women's Civic League Brigadoon at Handley Auditorium. The show, featuring Jane Flynn and Earl Redding from Broadway, raised well over 400 for charitable projects and travels next to Fredericksburg and other southern towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Auditorium
Women's Civic League
Earl Redding
Tommy
Jane Flynn
Meg
Robin Short
Jeff
Wade Williams
Raybyam Sabre
Jean
Larry Evers
Harry
Evers
Beverly Purvin
Fiona
Ray Olmstead
Archie
Frank
Joseph Casanelli
Angus
Mr. Ludie
Harry Jacoby
Andrew
Walter Born
Charlie
Jane Sweeney
Maggie Anderson
Regina Burger
Betty McGuire
Jane
Hester
Russia
New York
Fredericksburg
Virginia
North Carolina
Postcard Surcharge Repealed Beginning March 22
The Postmaster General orders the 10 percent extra charge on postal cards of 50 or more to be repealed effective tomorrow, March 22, after Congress approved the change on March 12. Postmaster Campbell notes all cards will be sold at face value.
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Congress
Campbell
Missionaries to Speak at Church of Christ Sunday
The Rev. Nathan Williamson announces Mr and Mrs Lilovd Pickering who just returned from India will be the guest speakers at the 1 a.m. service this Sunday. The Pickering couple are recruiting missionaries for Indian service and are connected with the Christian Mission to India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Williamson
Church of Christ
Lilovd Pickering
India
Pickering
Christian Mission To
Periodic Change in Sea Level Noted in 19 Year Cycle
Sea level varies continuously and is measured by precise instruments over time. A 19 year period forms a full tiday cycle used to determine accurate mean sea level at each location.
Dr Slater to Be Protestant Hour Speaker Sunday
Amarillo pastor Dr Eugene Slater of Polk Street Methodist Church will speak Sunday at 8 30 a m on Where There s Faith There s Hope in the Protestant Hour broadcast daily through May 25 as part of a Methodist Church series Give God a Chance Local list of speakers includes L Johns James W Hensley James S Chubb John O Gross Ivan Lee Holt Fred Pierce Corsan Paul B Kern Lel and Clegg Leland Clegg and John W Moore are among others with topics on faith church strength and world mission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Slater
Polk Street Methodist Church
Amarillo
Texas
Methodist Church
God
Slater
L. Johns
The
New Orleans
James W Hensley
West End Methodist Church
Nashville
Tenn
James S. Chubb
First Methodist Church
Grand Island
John O Gross
Division of Educational Institutions Board of Education
Ivan Lee Holt
Methodist World Council
World Mission of Methodism
Fred Pierce Corsan
Pittsburgh
Paul B. Kern
West Virginia newspaper founder dies at 74
William Henry Barger founder of the Mineral Daily News Tribune and former WV Newspaper Publishers Association president died in Potomac Valley hospital at 74 after two years of ill health. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Sunday at Grace Methodist Church.
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Keyser
W. Va
William Henry Barger
The
Mineral Daily News-Tribune
West Virginia Newspaper Publishers Association
Potomac Valley Hospital
Grace Methodist Church
Taft republican contest could boost Eisenhower support in Illinois
Senator Anderson notes charity contest and potential write in for Eisenhower may shape Illinois primary voting on April 8. Taft’s no contest move seen as avoiding a New Jersey defeat, with Driscoll accused of breaking neutrality. An AP poll hints South Carolina may back a Republican ticket if a Fair Deal Democrat runs. Georgia Senator Russell could sway southern voters.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Illinois
New Jersey
Alfred E. Driscoll
GOP
Ohio
Black River Falls
Wis
Driscoll
Ike
Associated Press
South Carolina
U.S
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Quiz Answer Key From Page 4 Reveals 10 Items
The page lists ten quiz answers including The Point Four Program, the birthplace mansion, a true statement, Schutz, James A. Garfield, the Bible Isaiah, Whistler, Sidney Hillman, Hadrian, and Lake Superior.
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True
Schutz
James A. Garfield
Isaiah
Whistler
Sidney Hillman
Hadrian
Lake Superior
Sale of Household Goods for Warehouse Lien Satisfaction
Public auction announced to sell household items owned by Mrs. Lester Lamb to satisfy a warehouseman's lien. Items include cabinets chairs tables benches and various contents. Auction to be held Saturday April 5 1952 at 1 00 PM at G W Crowser Transfer and Storage 21 Clark Street Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lamb
G. W. Crowser
Clark Street
Winchester
Virginia
Hollywood
Margaret D. Smith
G. W. Clowser Transfer and Storage
First Democratic District Convention Set for Tomorrow
Ninth District Democrats meet in Bristol to nominate candidates for Rep Thomas B Fugate seat. Long of St Paul and Sheriff What Jennings of Marion announced as contenders amid high interest. Seventh District set May 3 at Harrisonburg. GOP meets Lynchburg to address new 10 district plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bristol
Thomas B. Fugate
M. M. Long
St. Paul
What Jennings
Marion
Harrisonbure
GOP
Republican State Central Committee
Lynchburg
Robert H Woods
Pearlsburg
Virginian Hotel
Democratic State Central Committee
Richmond
10Th Congressional District
Alexandria
Falls Church
Fairfax
Arlington Counties
Democratic Committee
Services Sunday For Elson Pugh
Funeral services for Elson Pugh of Capon Bridge will be Sunday afternoon. Friends meet at Giffin Funeral Home at 2 p m and go to Fair View Lutheran Church for 2 30 p m services led by Rev J B Goode and Rev John Hottle. Pallbearers include W C Muse Russell Oates Ter McDonald Robert Alkire Harry Slonaker and Otis Sirbaugh with John Ward Fenton Sirbaugh Harrison Whitacre Guy Larrick C A Whitacre and Harry Hyatt as honorary pallbearers. Burial follows in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson Pugh
Capon Bridge
Giffin
Fairview
Ter McDonald
Robert Alkire
Harry Slonaker
Otis Sirbaugh
John Ward
Fenton Sirbaugh
Harrison Whitacre
Guy Larrick
C. A. Whitacre
Harry Hyatt
Fete Key Workers To Meet Monday For Festival
Department heads and key committee chairmen of the 1952 Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival will meet Monday at 8 p m at Mansfield Handley Boulevard. President H B McCormac Jr calls the gathering to hear reports from festival directors and outline completed work and pending plans.
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Shenandoah
Mansfield
Handley B
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Police Court Case Involves Amos Armel For Drunkenness
Amos Armel, 23, of the city, was charged with drunkenness and resisting arrest. He was fined $9.25 and sentenced to 30 days in jail with an additional $1.25 costs.
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Amos Armel
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Oakland Farms
Ellicott City
Giass
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Braddock
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Zek
Science Service
Washington
Farmer’s Hardware
N. Cameron &T
Waliagees
Civic League
B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Dr. Slater
Sen. Anderson
G. G. Baker
G. W. Clowser
E. T. Snider
W. D. Orndorff
Auctioneers
Fete
TITAN
Co. L. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
G. W. Clowser Transfer & Storage
DeSoto Club
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Heatwole Motor CO
Popcorn Processing Co
Hagerstown, Md
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
L. C. Hoffman
Leonard C. Hoffman
W. Strong Lewis
WM. Hensell
Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church
Johns-Manville
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Maarville
Kent St
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