Soviet Austria Treaty Risks Breakup of Soviet Influence
Foreign observers warn that by signing an Austrian independence treaty the Soviet Union risks provoking a rollback in Europe. The move could boost anti Soviet sentiment in Czechoslovakia and Hungary while complicating NATO ties and border security with Austria, Germany, and Italy.
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Soviet Union
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Austria
Iran
Free World
Warsaw
Moscow
NATO
Butler Says Salk Polio Handling Mishandled
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler accused the Eisenhower administration of mishandling the Salk polio vaccine situation. He criticized delayed leadership and urged a thorough government inspection, noting the week-long suspension and limited resumption for inoculating millions of first and second graders.
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Cleveland
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Butler
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio
U. S
Leonard A. Scheele
Public Health Service
Missionaries Will Speak at First Brethren Church
The First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue hosts Rev and Mrs Jake Kliever missionaries to French Equatorial Africa Sunday night at 7 30 p m They will share experiences from twelve years in mission work and show pictures They have traveled six months itineration and return to Africa in January Pastor Rev Paul E Dick invites all to attend.
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First Brethren
Berryville Avenue
Jake Kliever
French Equatorial Africa
Klievers
Kliever
Paul E. Dick
Colorful cars likely to stay in vogue say experts
Experts diverge on auto color trends with many predicting continued demand for light and bright shades as manufacturers introduce appealing new color options. Others anticipate a return to darker tones, possibly by 1956.
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E.J.P. A
Two Hurt In Area Traffic Crashes Yesterday
Two people were injured in two separate crashes yesterday in Frederick and Clarke counties. Woodrow Hover and Harley Hover of Bunker Hill were treated for neck and head injuries after a De Soto collided with their stalled Oldsmobile near Clearbrook on Route 11. Frances Nash of Timberville drove the De Soto. damage totaled about 250 dollars. In Clarke County a New Jersey man, Ray Bolen of Glen Rock, suffered possible skull injuries after his 1949 Mercury plunged off Route 50 and struck a tree. A third crash on Route 50 near Winchester caused no injuries, and a Arlington family of three was reported in satisfactory condition after a noncollision crash on Route 50 near Middleburg.
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Frederick
Clarke County
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Frederick County
Clearbrook
Woodrow Hovermale
Harley F. Hovermale
Griffith
DeSoto
Nash
Hovermale
Memorial Hospital
Omps
Oldsmobile
New Jersey
U.S. Rt. 50
Blue Ridge Mountain
Ray Bolen
Glen Rocks
N. J
Mr. Bolen
Middleburg
Washington, D. C
M. H. Moore
Moore
U. S. Rt. 50
Linda
Robinson Service To Be Tomorrow
Funeral service for Mrs. Net tie Lee Robinson widow of Edward Ross Robinson will take place Sunday at 2 p m at the residence of her daughter Mrs. Chester Minghim in Glengary West Virginia. Mrs Robinson died Thursday evening at her daughter’s home.
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Nettie Lee Robinson
Edward Ross Robinson
Chester Minghim
Glengary
W. Va
Funeral details for Wardensville resident announced
The service will be held at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. J. S. Peebles officiating. Pallbearers are Ross Boyd Issac Ebert William Heironimus Walter Anderson Charles Dawson and Carlton Dyke. Interment follows at Wardensville Cemetery in Wardensville West Virginia. The remains rest at the Jones Funeral Home until service time.
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Jones Funeral
J. S. Peebles
Ross Boyd Issac Ebert
William Heironimus
Walter Anderson
Charles Dawson
Carlton Dyke
Wardensville
W. Va
Jones Funeral Home
Eastern Pact Signature Seen Not Altering Soviet Dominance
West European diplomats say the Warsaw pact signing cements a legal framework for Soviet troops to stay in satellite states while Moscow continues military leadership in the bloc. East Germany’s Otto Grotewohl insists his government seeks peaceful German unity.
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Warsaw
Soviet Union
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Germany
Hereford and Angus cattle show wins in county fair
Danny Shenk and Floyd Rosenberger tie for high Hereford with 100 points earning $2.50 each while Pat Patriarca and Richard Dovel tie for second with 97.92 points and $0.50 prizes. Ten winners shared 100 points in the Angus class, led by Robert Kube Harry Tubaugh Allen Rickard Ronnie Miller Billy Grim Harry Bagwell Bradley Pugh Billy Ramey C. N. Simpson and Claude Stowers each winning $0.50. Lyle Butler Jr. tops Shorthorn heifer weight estimation at 630 pounds, winning $5. three Angus weights winners earn $1.75 each. Kenneth McDonald wins Hereford bull weight estimation with 1068 pounds for $5. Prizes funded by Farmers & Merchants National Bank and Winchester lenders. contest run by John T. Wolfe and W.R. Crabill.
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F.F.A
Floyd Rosenberger
Fishers Hill
Pat Patriarca
Navy
Robert Kube
Warrenton F.F.A
Harry Tubaugh
Fairfax County
Allen Rickard
St. Lukes-Sauisville
Ronnie Miller
Hayfield
Billy Grim
Harry Bagwell
Strasburg F.F.A
Bradley Pugh
Gore
Billy Ramey
C. N. Simpson
Loudoun County
Claude Stowers
Lyle Butler, Jr
White Post
Kenneth McDonald
James Wood
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
National Farm Loan Association of Winchester
Shenandoah Production Credit Corporation
Frederick County
John T. Wolfe
W.R. Crabill
Russians propose port and transport control under watchdog plan
The Soviet note cites security concerns hindering trusted access to vital resources and suggests a control agency monitor key ports rail junctions and similar sites. U S officials compare to a failed North Korea enforcement plan and caution limits of such a scheme.
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U. S
North Korea
Fair Weather Expected After Rain In May Total
Clouds broke up after yesterday's rain which brought May total to 1.50 inches and 10.67 inches for 1955 year to date. The AP forecast says tomorrow will be fair and warmer after a cool night and a 59 degree high today.
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Associated Press
Train Tragedy After Fifth Avenue Special Dispute
On a New York Central Fifth Avenue Special passengers clashed causing disruptions from East Cleveland to the Hudson Valley. A woman identified as Mrs Papazani died after being found on the tracks near Peekskill while her mother, disheveled and incoherent, was later located by state police seeking legal counsel.
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New York Central
Fifth Avenue
Walter Scott
East Cleveland
New York State
Buffalo
Edward Keefer
Hudson Valley
Poten Dexter
Papazani
New Wenatchee Valley Apple Bloom Forecast For 1955
Extension agent predicts a heavy bloom and large crop in the Wenatchee Valley with May 14 full bloom timing. Bloom is about 12 days late versus the 10 year average, shortening the growing season and yielding many small apples. The 1955 crop will be far below 1950’s bumper 37 000 car year, with about 3 000 cars left to market from 1954.
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Wenatchee Valley
How's your I Q answers from Page 4
The quiz results list ten answers: 1 Forbidden, 2 Mercury, 3 a sequence of presidents, 4 Federal Civil Defense Administration, 5 Grant's likeness, 6 Land of Nod, 7 a steep Alpine peak 14 780 ft, 8 Suspenders, 9 Polish, 10 Denmark.
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George Washington
Andrew Jackson
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
U. S. Grant
James Garfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Grant
Land of Nod
Denmark
Virginia's Last Confederate Vet Turns 109 Tomorrow
Virginia's oldest living Confederate veteran John B. Salling age 109 will celebrate his birthday tomorrow. Known as General or Uncle John he lives in the Southwest Virginia mountains with his daughter and son in law Hughie and McKamey. Salling recalls Civil War service making saltpeter in southwest Virginia and says he served in a company led by Capt Lon Collins.
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FT. Blackmore
Virginia
U. S
John B. Salling
General
John
Bristol Department
Hughie McKamey
Salling
Lon Collins
Viscose Spinning Dept Returns to Partial Operation
The fire damaged spinning department of the American Viscose Plant at Front Royal has resumed partial operation this week. Personnel manager Ray Gott said work began Thursday in the spinning section as crews work to restore full operation, with parts delays slowing progress and a full statement on future plans expected early next week.
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Front Royal
Ray Got
Gott
Des Moines Officers Work Off-Duty for Comrade Pierce
Des Moines police plan off duty shifts to ensure pay for fellow officer William J. Pierce a polio patient. Pierce is married and a father, highlighting the personal impact of his illness on the department.
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Des Moines
William J. Pierce
Pierce
Police payroll dispute as sick leave runs out
Patrolman C. M. Leaming told that 52 officers agreed to work their day off without pay so that Pierce could keep drawing his salary. He had used all sick leave vacation time and a 60 day leave and hoped to return in about a month from hospitalization since December 30.
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C. M. Leaming
Pierce
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