Recording Star Kitty Kallen Named Firemen Parade Marshal
Recording star Kitty Kallen will serve as Marshal of the Firemen's parade for the 31st Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on May 1. The Jersey City resident will be honored at the Festival Ladies Luncheon and will greet four city fire companies in the morning before a 6 pm parade start at Handley High School grounds.
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Kitty Kallen
Don N. Larrick
Miss Kallen
Jersey City
Woman's Auxiliary
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Lester D. Arnold, Jr
Ing
Jimmy Dorsey
Harry James
Jack Teagarden
David Rose
Alec Templeton
Danny Kaye
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
New York
Mocambo
Hollywood
Chicago
Sand Hotel
Las Vegas
the Palladium
Ndon
Protray
Firemen’s Choice
Dulles Sees Aid Cut Increase Recession
Secretary of State Dulles told Congress a foreign aid cut would worsen unemployment and deepen recession. He argued most mutual security funds are spent in the United States or re-circulated, aiding domestic industry, farms, and workers. Critics push for more domestic purchasing links to aid.
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Dulles
Congress
Free World
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Sen
Knowland
Rcalif
Reuther to Attend GM Contract Talks Amid Push for Profit Sharing
UAW President Walter P. Reuther will join the opening GM contract talks as the union demands profit sharing with the Big Three. He said strike threats depend on inventory but kept focus on profit sharing as top priority. Leonard Woodcock will assist. GM’s Louis G. Seaton and Earl R. Bramblett will head GM’s team. Talks start with Ford next week and Chrysler the following day. current three-year deals expire June 1.
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United Auto Workers Union
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors Corp
Reuther
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Washington
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
General Motors
Louis G. Seaton
Earl R. Bramblett
Ford
Chrysler
Vestry Opposes Integrated Episcopal Youth Conference
Martinsville vestry challenges non segregated youth conferences planned for Hemlock Haven near Marion. The action, approved last week, calls integration illegal and ill advised and urges parishioners to keep children from attending. The rector Rev. Philip Gresham reportedly resigned after yesterday service. bishop Marmion declined comment.
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Martinsville
Smyth County
Christ Episcopal Church
Roanoke
Philip Gresham
Roanoke Times
Gresham
William H. Marmion
Episcopal Diocese
Virginia
Marmion
Dipsute
Hemlock Haven
Marion
Episcopal Church In
Elizabeth Taylor Flies to Chicago for Mike Todd Funeral
Elizabeth Taylor leaves a sickbed for a sad flight to Chicago and the funeral of her husband producer Mike Todd. Attending are Eddie Fisher and colleagues. Todd’s body heads to Chicago as a family selects cremation for earlier plans. A memorial service will be held at Temple Israel with George Jessel’s eulogy.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Chicago
Mike Todd
Eddie Fisher
Todd
MGM
Helen Rose
Rexford Kennamer
Howard Taylor
Dick Hanley
Miss Taylor
Santa Fe
Michael, Jr
Albuquerque
Art Cohn
Bill Verner
Tom Barclay
Mike, Jr
Waldheim
Forest Park
Sophie Goldbogen
Dwight Eisenhower
Temple Israel
George Jessel
Raintree County
Jennifer Jones
Fisher
Taylor
Barbara Verner
Ten Million Misused by Officials of Five Unions
Senate Rackets Committee reports about ten million dollars in union funds stolen embezzled or misused over 15 years by officials from five unions including the Teamsters Bakery Workers United Textile Workers Operating Engineers and Allied Industrial.
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Washington
Senate
Teamsters
Bakery Workers
United Textile Workers, Operating Engineers, and
Allied Industrial
Randolph Larrick Heads Fete Public Entertainment
Randolph Larrick named director of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Department of Public Entertainment for May 12. He is a local attorney, Exchange Club member, Red Cross chair, and pastor at First Presbyterian Church, with ties to American Legion Post 21 and a Virginia Tech and Washington and Lee education.
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Randolph Larrick
Department of Public
Shenandoah
F. L. Largent, Jr
Exchange Club
Larrick
Conrad Hoover
Post 21
American Legion
Red Cross
First Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Washington and Lee University
Jane Cather
Larricks
Gayle
Linden
J. Randolph, Jr
S. Stewart St
Department of Public Entertainment
Margaret Crisman Wins Beauty Pageant In Winchester
Margaret Crisman, 21, daughter of Charles and Mrs Crisman of 1004 South Cameron Street, won the first ever Winchester beauty pageant. Mayor Claude Smalts Jr. crowned her Miss Frederick County as part of a precursor to Miss Virginia and Miss America. Contestants were judged on evening wear talent and swimsuit prowess with Crisman delivering a dramatic reading in talent. Runners up were Carole Mumpower and Dorothy Daugherty. The event, sponsored by the Winchester Jayceeettes, netted about 250 for a new Teenage Club.
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Margaret Faye Crisman
Winchester-Frederick County
Margaret Page Crisman
Frederick County
Charles S. Crisman
S. Cameron St
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Virginia
Winchester Jayceeettes
Miss Crisman
Mary Washington College
Carole Mumpower
Dorothy Daugherty
Melvenia McKee
Woman Dies in Fire Destroys Cabin Near Frederick County
A Winchester woman Ruth Marie Costello died on her 24th birthday in a cabin fire near Sulphur Springs Road. She was found on a studio couch and died of asphyxiation. no foul play suspected. Firefighters fought the blaze about 15 minutes after being alerted at 5:22 p.m. Investigators pursue the blaze’s cause.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Ruth Marie Costello
S. Loudoun St
Philip Williams
Sulphur Springs
Warren
Carter
Boyd McDonald
ABC
Marshall Williams
Williams
MOOSE
Pressure for Quick Tax Cut Grows in Congress
Washington reports rising calls in Congress for swift tax relief while Vice President Nixon cautions against action until March data are final. Officials warn ill-timed cuts could fuel inflation though a broadly based cut might boost jobs investment and purchasing power. The CED proposes a 20 percent personal tax slash this month and nine months of stimulus alongside public works. Walter Reuther comments continue.
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Congress
Nixon
Eisenhower
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
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