Ike and Khrushchev Open Talks on Nuclear Tests Policing
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles study a new Soviet note that agrees to discuss policing a test ban. Khrushchev backs limited talks, warns against Arctic inspection zones, and cites doubts about peace. Hagerty calls the note a possible step toward broader disarmament talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Ducles
White House
Khrushchev
State Department
Moscow Radio
Russia
United States
Dulles
Minneapolis
Europe
U. S
Moscow
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Five Big Drug Firms Indicted Over Polio Vaccine Sales
Five major drug companies Eli Lilly Allied Laboratories American Home Products Merck and Parke Davis were indicted by a federal grand jury in Trenton N J on antitrust charges tied to polio vaccine bidding and pricing. The firms, sole U S producers since the Salk formula in 1955, allegedly conspired to fix prices and limit competition in vaccine sales to public agencies. The indictment covers vaccine production totaling about 205 million cc through 1957 valued at roughly 125 million dollars, with public authorities purchasing about 104 million cc under federal vaccination programs. The case cites uniform bids noncompetitive terms and uniform pricing as violations under Sherman Antitrust Act sections. The notice also includes a Moose Lodge regular meeting reminder for May 13 with refreshments and a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ally
Rogers
Trenton
N.J
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Allied Laboratories, Inc
Kansas City
American Home Products Corp
New York City
Merck & Co
Rahway
Parke, Davis & Co
Asst
Atty
Victor R. Hansen
Antitrust Division
MOOSE
Virginia School Desegregation Set for September
A federal court order for Charlottesville public schools desegregation becomes effective at the start of the 1958-59 session. Attorneys said no new order is needed, with plans for enrollment of Black students in white schools near their homes this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charlottesville
John Paul
Paul
George R. Ferguson
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Ferguson
Olivia
National Assa For the Advancement of Colored People
Walter E. Hoffman
Norfolk
Newport News
Hoffman
NAACP
Victor J. Ashe
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Skelton Family Faces Loss From Son Richard's Leukemia Battle
Hollywood comedian Red Skelton and wife Georgia mourn their nine year old son Richard who died after a 16 month leukemia fight. The family hopes publicity aids future patients and prays for those who wrote messages of support. Richard died after a brain hemorrhage and was buried at Forest Lawn in a Protestant service with a Pope blessed crucifix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Red Skelton
Georgia
Richard
Skelton
Ucla Medical Center
Skeltons
Mrs. Skelton
Sears-Roebuck
Red
Forest Lawn
CBS TV
Tito Urged to Follow Kremlin Line Over Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports Khrushchev warned Tito to toe Moscow’s line or risk undermining communist solidarity. Russian envoy Zamechevsky relayed word after Tito’s Ljubljana congress stance drew rebukes from Moscow and allies. Pravda cited Albania’s Voice attacking Yugoslav communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Kremlin
Boris Boskovic
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Ivan Zamechevsky
Moscow
Pravda
Voice
Little
Albania
Unknown Soldier Chosen At Epinal Ceremony
General Edward ONeill selected one of 13 unidentified caskets near Epinal France symbolizing American WWII dead in Europe and North Africa. The chosen coffin to join a Pacific counterpart was honored with wreaths as 5,000 Americans rest in the Vosges.
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Basra
Damascus
Lebanon
Syria
Cairo
Epinal
France
Europe
North Africa
Pacific
Norfolk
Edward O'Neill
St. Albans
Vosges
Moselle
Africa
Lewis Leaves 878 784 Estate in Winchester Area
The late Richard F. Lewis Jr died October 18 leaving an estate valued at 828784.08 with holdings in Richard F Lewis Jr Inc Winchester Carlisle Mt Jackson Waynesboro Fredericksburg Broadcasting Corp Farmers Merchants Bank Blakely Bank Winchester Golf Club and unincorporated businesses including radio stations WELD and WAGE plus real estate on Ridge Ave and Apple Pie Ridge Road. Appraisers were J William Hollis Wilbur Feltner and Marjorie Copenhaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Lewis, Jr
Frederick County
Lewis
WINC
Itavione
Carlisle
Richard F Lewis, Jr
Mt. Jackson
Waynesboro
Fredericksburg Broadcasting Corp
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Blakely Bank & Trust Co
Winchester Golf Club, Inc
WELD
Fisher
W. Va
WAGE
Leesburg
Ridge Ave
Apple Pie Ridge
J. William Hollis
Wilbur Feltner
Marjorie Copenhaven
Winchester and Frederick County see over 1 million in building permits
In April area construction totals exceed 1 million with 48 permits for 403 814 including 22 Winchester permits for 244 664 and 26 Frederick County permits for 149 150 School add itions at Virginia Avenue and Quarles Elementary account for major spend with 73 000 and 87 200 respectively Fire hall at 17 W Monmouth St cost 93576 alterations to a freight elevator 8000 and a church addition 7500 Also 17 homes issued 159 989 with four city and 13 county permits totaling 502 489 for four months
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Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester School Board
Virginia Avenue
Quarles
South End Fire Co., Inc
W. Monmouth St
Shenandoah Valley
Round Hill
Rt. 4
Rt. 50
West
Miller Chemical Co
Box
Lee Ave
Markets at a Glance New York Trading Snapshot
Markets at a glance note mixed stocks and selective demand. Bonds show mixed movement with government yields lower. Cotton irregular as commission houses sell and cover shorts. Chicago wheat and corn lower amid bearish crop estimates and broad liquidation. Oats lower with corn. Soybeans higher on limited offerings and light trade. Hogs gain 50 to 78 cents with top at 23.50. Cattle steady to 50 cents higher with slaughter steers at 34.50 top.
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Chicago
Frederick Co. Sees Seventh Pedestrian Fatality This Year
A pedestrian killed on Route 11 north is Frederick County s seventh traffic fatality of the year. Betty Eleanor Taylor Pence 25 of 317 National Ave was struck at 12 45 a m by a 1950 Chevrolet driven by Hes ter Shanholtz and was killed outright. Shanholtz was arrested for hit and run. Funeral services for Pence will be held with burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Smith, Jr
Betty Eleanor Taylor Pence
National Ave
Hester Geraldine Shanholtz
Sunnyside
Shanholtz
Frederick County
Smith
Sgt
Woolf
Pence
Joseph P. Robey
Mt. Hebron
Harrisonburg
Ada Taylor
Cammie Taylor
Teresa Taylor Orndorff
Leroy Taylor
U. S. Navy
Memorial Hospital
John Luttrell
Route 2
Robert Dudley Rinker
Highland Ave
L. P. Coverstone
Luttrell
Shenandoah Gas Directors Re-elected at Stockholders Meeting
Five directors were re-elected at Shenandoah Gas Company annual stockholders meeting at the George Washington Hotel. Ransom chaired. board includes Benham White Grizzle Massey Ransom. First quarter 1958 revenues rose to 196 160 from 131 488 in 1957 with a net income of 12 111. The company forecasts continued improvement and plans no Berryville Boyce extension this year. The meeting approved a resolution praising officers and directors for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Gas Company
George Washington Hotel
H. K. Benham
C. Ridgely White
B. F. Grizzle
Florence
Ala
Ivor Massey
Richmond
R. A. Ransom
Arlington
My. Ransom
Ransom
Berryville
Boyce
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Ike
Don BR. Kohn
Air Force Missile Development Center
Wendover Afb
Utah
Kohn
Virginia
Son
Richard Skelton
China
Czechoslovakia
USIA
Beirut
U.S. Information Agency
Iraq Petroleum Co
Mansoura
IPC
Suez
Tripoli
Lawrence Pond
Williams College
Woodbury
Canon
Williams
Town
Mass
Thomas Daskan
John L. Glaize
Academy Lane
James Roy Miller
Orchard Ave
C. A. Creswell
E. Piccadilly St
Preniih L. Barley
New York
Frederick Co
Route 11
Shenandoah Gas Names
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