Foreign Ministers Readied to Sign Austrian Treaty This Week
Western foreign ministers led by Dulles Macmillan and Pinay planned to travel to Vienna to sign the Austrian independence treaty as talks with Molotov continued. They aim for a brief visit with him to set a time and scope for a summer Big Four conference and discuss withdrawal schedules and neutrality recognition.
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Vienna
Austria
Paris
Russia
V.M. Molotov
U.S
State Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Molotov
Europe
Switzerland
Stockholm
Sweden
Julius Raab
Virginia official seeks data on polio vaccine program
Virginia Health Commissioner Mack I Shanholtz planned to obtain specifics from the U S Public Health Service before deciding the future of the mass polio immunization program in Virginia The halt followed a federal decision to double check vaccine safety Surgeon General Leonard Scheele said the inoculations could resume later in the week with renewed confidence About 200000 Virginia schoolchildren had received first or second doses with no polio cases reported and officials sought clarification on the PHS action
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Richmond
Mack I. Shanholtz
U.S. Public Health Service
Virginia
Leonard A. Scheele
Washington
Shanholtz
Public Health Service
Scheele
New Jersey
Connecticut
Brodie Twin Shows Signs Of Recovery After Brain Bleed
Rodney Dee Brodie, once the first boy born conjoined to his twin to survive separation, has emerged from a five hour coma and is listed in critical but improving condition at Illinois Research Hospital. Doctors cannot confirm if the brain hemorrhage has stopped, as his parents visit on Mother's Day.
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Chicago
Rodney Dee Brodie
Illinois Research Hospital
Rodney
Royt Brodie
Rodney Dee
Roger Lee
Roger
New York Fruit Crops Face Freeze Tonight
Snow fell across parts of New York as the Weather Bureau warned of subfreezing temperatures tonight. Severe damage to fruit crops was anticipated with heavy snow squalls in Cortland and a blinding storm near Utica. Traces reached Syracuse, Binghamton and Elmira as temperatures lingered in the mid-30s.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Weather Bureau
Cortland
Utica
Syracuse
Binghamton
Elmira
Plant-by-Plant Check Delays Polio Vaccinations Week
Federal health officials urged a temporary halt in polio inoculations to conduct a plant by plant safety review. Scheele said five laboratories producing Salk serum would be cleared, enabling possible resumption by week’s end. He reassured parents nationwide that the vaccine remains safe and effective.
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Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Highland Avenue Church Organized On 42nd Anniversary
The Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church organized on its 42nd anniversary with Dr. Graham G. Lacy of Central Presbyterian Church in Washington preaching. The service filled the church and churchyard as elders and deacons were elected and 15 new members were welcomed. Special music came from the Men’s Chorus and Chapel Quartet, with an accompanying ham and chicken dinner for about 100 guests.
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Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Graham G. Lacy
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington
J. S. Duckwall
Lacy
Betty Green
Fannie Affleck
Sallie Boyd
Clifford D. Grim
Godfrey Miller
William F., Anderson
Hugh N. Copenhaver
Archie L. Fry
Clarence Higgs
Harry Kelchner
Howard Lake
Harry E. Athey
Carl Aikens
Billy Dunlap
Stewart Clifton McFarland
Julius S. Ruleman
Frank M. Youngblood
J. William Clevenger
Archie Fry
McFadden Bible Class
Chapel
Bill Anderson
Maynard McKee
Russell McKee
Archie Conner
Donald Athey
Bobby Orndorff
Johnny Rinker
Pete Higgs
Commission
Sofa Beds In Many Styles And Colors On Sale
Continued listing sofa beds in various styles and colors with a floor price as low as 49.58 dollars. The note indicates continuation on page 2 column 6.
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Schewels
Cork St
Winchester
Hitchhiker Charged After Taking Over Truck
A 28 year old Harrisonburg man was arrested in Frederick County after allegedly taking the wheel from truck driver William Sinclair Phillips near Stephens City. He faces four Frederick County charges grand larceny driving drunk no operator's license and assault plus a Clarke County reckless driving count. Bond set at 1375 dollars with no bond posted by 1 p m. today.
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Harrisonburg
Winchester-Frederick County
William Sinclair Phillips
Wilmington
Del
U.S. Rt. 11
W. B. Broach
Phillips
Perry Martin Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Stephens City
Rt. 340
Double Toll Gate
Frederick County
Clarke County
Annual Tri Breed Show and Sale Planned Saturday
The 13th Annual Winchester Tri Breed Show and Sale will be held Saturday at the Farmers' Livestock Exchange west of Winchester starting at 12 30 p m A judging contest by 4 H and F F A members from 10 northern Virginia counties begins at 8 30 a m A total of 83 cattle Shorthorns Aberdeen Angus and Herefords in that order include 68 females and 15 bulls Prior to events a Dutch Supper is set for Friday at 6 30 p m at the George Washington Hotel Sale headquarters will be in the hotel Auctioneer is Stan Hayworth Arthur MacArthur will judge the show Fred Stine is sale manager All cattle meet interstate health requirements and terms are cash.
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Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association, Inc
Box 440
Stan Hayworth
Arthur MacArthur
Fred Stine
Stine
New Church and Packing House Permits Lead April Construction
In April the area issued 42 building permits totaling 329600 dollars. The Church of Christ on S Loudoun St received a 35000 dollar permit for a brick one story church at Lambden and Valley Ave, built to 44 by 77 feet with partial basement by J L Rogers. A 50000 dollar packing shed for Fred and Philip Glaize on Pennsylvania Ave will be 150 by 110 feet of masonry and steel, with Howard Shockey and Sons in charge.
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Church of Christ
S. Loudoun St
Lambden and
Valley Ave
J. L. Rogers
Fred
Philip Glaize
Pennsylvania Ave
Howard Shockey & Sons
Agreement Reached To End 57 Day L&N Railroad Strike
Government mediators announce a deal ending the 57 day Louisville and Nashville Railroad strike with L&N workers to return Wednesday. Arbitration will follow for underlying issues while CIO Communications Workers of America walkout against Southern Bell Telephone Co. continues in nine states.
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Atlanta
Louisville & Nashville
Washington
Southern Bell Telephone
L&n
CIO Communications Workers of America
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Novick Truck Damaged in West Virginia Fire
A Novick Transfer tractor-trailer carrying bathroom fixtures to New York burned on the Charles Town Inwood Road yesterday at about 6 15 p m. The driver Howard Cain was only scratched. The loss was estimated at 23000 with vehicle and cargo destroyed. Fire departments from Charles Town and Martinsburg responded.
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Novick Transfer
New York
Charles Town-Inwood Road
Novicks
Howard Cain
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Caterpillars Slow With Spray Plague On Dale Avenue
Thousands of fuzzy black eyed caterpillars swarm the 400 block of Dale Avenue. They feed on roses shrubs and tree leaves and residents worry about entering their homes at night. County Health Officer Dr William Warthen says they are not dangerous and there is no alarm, but resident Elsie Cecil says she may move.
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Baltimore
Dale Avenue
Willam Warthen
Elsie Cecil
Supreme Court Recesses Without School Integration Ruling
The Supreme Court recessed until next Monday without ruling on school integration cases. The tribunal plans at least three more opinion day sessions this term.
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Washington (P
Supreme Court
West Germany Joins NATO as 15th Member
At a Palais de Chaillot meeting the North Atlantic Council welcomed West Germany as the alliance’s 15th member. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer attended the session marking a key milestone in his drive to place West Germany as an equal partner in Western defense.
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West Germany
NATO
Paris
North Atlantic Council
Western Alliance
Agorescion
Konrad Adenauer
NATO Council
Palais de Chaillot
Sewell Avery Quits As Montgomery Ward Chairman
Sewell L. Avery 81 resigns as Montgomery Ward chairman amid a management fight with Louis E. Wolfson. Edmund A. Krider 42 resigns as Ward president and backs John A. Barr 47 to succeed Avery. Barr named chairman and exec. committee head. Krider remains with the company as director. votes from a April 22 stockholders meeting are being counted.
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Chicago
Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward and Co
Louis E. Wolfson
Edmund A. Krider
Ward
Avery
John A. Barr
Krider
Barr
Wolfson
New York
Florida
Sears Roebuck & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Dulles Flags No Major Change in Soviet Policy
US Secretary of State Dulles told a NATO foreign ministers session that Soviet policy remains largely unchanged despite Russia signaling willingness to back an Austrian independence treaty. He warned against any relaxation of vigilance and tied Austrian settlement to future German reunification moves.
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U. S
Dulles
Russia
North Atlantic Pact Council of Foreign Ministers
Austria
West Germany
Adenauer vows peace and German unity after WWII
In speeches to NATO, Chancellor Adenauer urges world peace and freedom. He says Germans endured horrors of war and now seek security within NATO and a new EU framework. He stresses reunification of West and East Germany and Germany as a reliable partner in safeguarding freedom. The NATO public session ends as private talks continue.
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Adenauer
Germany
NATO
West Germany
West European Union
West
East Germany
NATO Council
Health Officials Clarify Septic Tank Placement Rules
Frederick County health officers told the Board of Supervisors septic tanks must be at least 50 feet from wells. They cited a service station tank 28 feet from a well on U S Route 50 East, stating water samples were pure but the issue required no action by the board.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
G. Knik
State Health Department
Shenandoah Valley Sanitation
William Nash
A. L. Lindall
Health Department
U. S. Rt. 50 East
Wilkins
Nash
Physician 94 Has Second Son in Clinton Iowa
Dr. John D. Hullinger a 94 year old Clinton physician is the father of a second son born to his wife 32 year old Mrs Hullinger The 10 pound baby is described as fit and healthy The veteran doctor has delivered 3 309 babies in 63 years of practice His first son John Jr aged 22 months is also in good health The parent couple notes the new arrival is not a girl and the doctor hopes to continue enjoying family life for years to come
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Clinton
Iowa
John D. Hullinger
Hullinger
John Jr
Light frost possible tonight for local growers
Forecasters warn of a light frost tonight with low temperatures from 35 to 44 degrees and possible minor damage to young tomato and cabbage plants. The day reached a high of 63 degrees with a 43 degree low overnight, and tomorrow is expected to bring warmer, fair weather. In local commerce, Macy advertises spring coats, suits, dresses and sportswear at 181 N. Loudoun St.
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Associated Press
le Macy
Loudoun St
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