Tito Assures West Yugoslavia Not Shifting Sides
Belgrade a Tito says coming talks with Soviet leaders do not mean Yugoslavia will join blocs. He seeks good relations with West and USSR, promises no secret deals, and wants to keep aid free of political conditions while avoiding foreign interference in internal affairs.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Union
Adriatic
Pula
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Austria
Beverly Lynn Conner Wins Stephens City Baby Contest
Beverly Lynn Conner, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lynn Conner, won first prize of 10 dollars in the Stephens City baby contest held Saturday on the Town Lot as part of the carnival closing night hosted by the Stephens City Fire Company. Debby Lynn Combs and Sandra Rose Ritenour tied for second at 5 dollars, with Randy Rinker taking third at 2.50 dollars. James Bowman led as master of ceremonies. judges were Jean Pasquet, Mrs Wilson Borden, and Mrs Charles Snider.
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Stephens City
Beverly Lynn Comner
Lynn Comner
Stephens City Fire Company
Drum and Bugle Corps
Debby Lynn Combs
Glenn Combs
Sandra Rose Ritenour
Harry Ritenour
Randy Rinker
Ray D. Rinker
Foreign ministers return from Vienna ahead of Four
Western officials say the weekend in Vienna yielded two key results the summit process and the Austrian independence treaty. Molotov signaled Soviet demands for neutrality and no foreign bases as a condition for German reunification. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay spoke only on Austria with Dulles leaving for Washington to address the public.
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Vienna
Austria
Europe
Stockholm
Fisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Lausanne
Switzerland
V. M. Molotov
Bulgaria
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Belvedere Palace
Molotov
Germany
U. S
Dulles
Britain
Harold Macmillan
France
Antoine Pinay
Washington
Four Injured In Week End Traffic Mishaps
Four people were injured in Clarke County and Winchester over the weekend in multiple traffic incidents. Thomas Eugene Bolden, 20, of Boyce, suffered facial abrasions and possible rib injury after his 1952 Ford convertible left Rt. 255 near Millwood. Roy Breeden, 30, a Charles Town officer, was hospitalized with a fractured ankle and facial cuts after a pursuit near Charles Town. Genevieve Swartz, 23, of Winchester, sustained bruises to an arm and leg in a five car crash at Braddock and Peyton Streets. A young boy, 8, of Gaylord, was struck by a car. further details pending.
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Clarke County
Winchester
Boyce
Gaylord
G. T. Griffith, Jr
Thomas Eugene Bolden
State Rt. 255
Millwood
Bolden
Memorial Hospital
Griffith
W. Va
Charles Town
Roy Breeden
Genevieve Swartz
E. Cork St
Braddock
Peyton Sts
Holmes McFarland
Ervin Sloan Cleveland
Highland Ave
John S. Stolzman
Lancaster
Fred Palmer
N. Braddock St
Stuart Wilson Racey
Stephens City
John Thomas Roberts
Rt. 1
McFarland
Cleveland
Braddock St
Nash
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Dodge
John Willingham, Jr
For Sale Meyers Zoysia Grass Plugs in Stock
Winchester Seed Co advertises Meyers Zoysia grass plugs size seven to fifty two per bundle for thin lawns priced at one plug per foot. The notice notes stock availability for plugging in lawns and mentions the Winchester seed business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Zoysia
Winchester Seed CO
Bishop to Ordain Eight Seminarians Here on Thursday
The Most Reverend Peter L. Ireton bishop of Richmond will confer the Order of Priesthood on eight candidates Thursday at 9 30 a m in Sacred Heart Church. The eight complete years of study from high school to theology prepare them for active ministry. Seven Missionary Servants received the Order of Diaconate last fall at Holy Trinity Mission Seminary. One candidate from Taunton Mass Rev William Dubois Augostinian of the Assumption joins in the Priesthood rites.
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Peter L. Ireton
Richmond
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Trinity Mission Seminary
William Dubois
Taunton
Mass
Ireton
Christ
Confederate veteran John B. Salling marks 109th birthday
Virginia's last living Confederate veteran John B. Salling, 109, celebrated with a three tier cake, a new wide brim hat, medals, and greetings from President Eisenhower and Governor Stanley. He resides with his daughter and son-in-law in Bristol area and remains active at reunions. The note recalls his Civil War service making saltpeter for gunpowder.
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FT. Blackmore
Virginia
United States
John B. Salling
Hughie McKamey
Bristol
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Big Stone Gap
Presient
Eisenhower
Gov
Thomas B. Stanley
Johnson outlines Democratic legislative program in Congress
Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson announced a program pushing highway housing minimum wage and foreign aid bills while omitting several of President Eisenhower's recommendations. He would seek a Senate schedule and oppose bond financing for road building, with Byrd arguing objections. Republican Knowland predicted a late finish with a strong push on Eisenhower proposals.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Johnson
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Knowland
California
Congress
Eisenhowe
Steer and Lamb Show and Sale Planned Tonight
Twenty four 4 H Club members from six northern Virginia counties joined the third annual 4 H Commercial Steer and Lamb Sale at the Farmers Live stock Exchange on U S Route 50 west of Winchester. Show concluded at 10 a m and tonight s sale begins at 7 p m with animals sold in show order. 18 grain finished steers and 104 market lambs will be sold. Judge was Hugh E Henderson of V P I. Kenneth and Roy McDonald led with top pens of two steers while Roger Lee Snapp and Boyd Ramey Jr placed in thirds and fourths. John Wine of Fauquier placed second in one pen.
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Virginia
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
U. S. Rt
Winchester
Hugh E. Henderson
Kenneth McDonald
James Wood
Roy McDonald
Middletown
Roger Lee Snapp
Stephens City
Boyd Ramey, Jr
Hayfield
Kenneth
John Wine
Fauquier County
Austria Celebrates Independence After 17 Years of War
Austria joined the United Nations and can maintain an army but is barred from foreign alliances or foreign bases. The Big Four signed a treaty with leaders Molotov Macmillan Dulles Pinay Figl in Vienna amid jubilant crowds and bell tolls.
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Vienna
Austria
Hitler
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Belvedere Palace
St. Stephen's Cathedral
St. Stephen's
Theodor Cardinal Innitzer
Ringstrasse
United Nations
Germany
Armstrong Heads Chamber's College Steering Group
James R. Wilkins announces Frank Armstrong Jr will chair the Shenandoah College Project Steering Committee for the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce. The campaign team includes Robert Pizzano and Mrs Sara Crow as steering members.
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James R. Wilkins
Winchester-Frederick County
Nevada ends its largest atomic test series in three months
The Yucca Flat Nevada series concludes after 14 blasts in three months. Dr. Alvin C Graves departs Los Alamos as underwater detonation plans off California loom with Navy oversight and no AEC scientist present.
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Las Vegas
Nev
U. S
California
Pacific
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Alvin C Graves
AEC
Los Alamos
N.M
Yucca Flat
Graves
James Reeves
Nevada
U.S
ABC
Joint Task Force 7
Adm
C. M. Momsen
Polio Vaccine Second Round Delayed In Virginia Schools
Virginia health officials report uncertain vaccine supply may delay second Salk shots for first and second graders under the National Foundation program. Eli Lilly shipments may not resume before June 1, risking school closures and a polio season advance. Alberta Tolbert of Pulaski County is the only vaccinated child to contract polio, likely before vaccination.
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Richmond
Virginia
Mack I. Shanholtz
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Shanholtz
Eli Lilly & Co
G. Foard McGinnis
New York
Eli Lilly
U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Foundation
Jonas Salk
Alberta Tolbert
Pulaski County
Mason Romaine
Tri Breed Sale Brings $17 795 for 79 Cattle
Four states sent buyers to Winchester for the 13th Annual Tri Breed Sale at Farmers Livestock Exchange on U S Route 50. Ninety five cattle last year brought $20 995, averaging $221. this year 79 head sold for $17 795 averaging $225 25 a head.
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Winchester
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
U.S. Rt
I. Fred Stine
Virginia
Wa&L Student Found Hanged in Dorm Room
Washington and Lee University freshman basketball player Baldford Shulick 18 from Ceredo West Virginia was found hanged in his dormitory room about 11 30 last night by a friend and a student counselor. Medical examiners ruled death by his own action with time of death about 3 15 this morning. He had been a substitute on the varsity squad and played five games last season.
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Lexington
Baldford
Frank Shulick
Washington and Lee University
Ceredo
W. Va
Shulick
F. A. Feddeman
N. Y
David Lickinger
Lewisburg
Penna
Frank C. Shulick
West Virginia
Wayne County
Milford school board vows continued segregation
In Milford Delaware a new four member school board won by large margins pledges to maintain segregation using all legal avenues. The vote total 3260 far exceeds the usual 1000, with Bryant Bowles of the NAACP White People group backing the slate. The prior board faced a race integration clash after admitting 11 Black students to Lake Wood Avenue High School, triggering removals and a Delaware Supreme Court ruling.
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Milford, del
Milford
Bryant Bowles
National Assn. For
NAAWP
George A. Robbins
Crerar Bennett
Max R. Corder
Ernest C. Macklin
Robbins
George F. Adams
Edmond F. Steiner
David B. Greene
Ray C. Scarborough
Supreme Court
Lake Wood Avenue
Bowles
State Board of Education
Delaware Supreme Court
Aid to States Program for All Through Age 19
The Eisenhower administration proposed a 28 million dollar federal fund to help states provide polio vaccine for children in low income families. The plan would extend immunization to all Americans through age 19 and add two million dollars for extra inspectors and technicians to ensure vaccine safety. Mrs Hobby argued the best distribution is through voluntary state cooperation, while the national vaccination program resumes with tests continuing and supplies cleared by two labs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hobby
White House
National Foundation For
Public Health Service
Congress
U. S. Public Health Service
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
America
SPCA Plans Annual Meeting Tomorrow
The Winchester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will hold its annual meeting and officer installation tomorrow at 8 p m at the George Washington Hotel. Dues-paying members may attend and prospective members may join. Plans include an auction on June 4 to fund an animal shelter.
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Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
George Washington Hotel
Strike at Fisher Body Plant Voted
Baltimore General Motors workers at the Fisher body plant voted 1569 to 11 to strike May 29 unless a guaranteed annual wage is granted. Local 678 and other Baltimore locals seek concessions including Detroit wage parity and an average hourly pay around 1.96 dollars, with overall wage and working terms tied to the GM agreement.
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Baltimore
CIO
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Big Fisher
UAW
Fisher
Baltimore Chevrolet
Albert J. Mattes
Detroit
Pontiac
Mich
Mattes
Michigan
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Schewels
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Ike
Stanley
Salling
Leopold Fig
Armstrong
Defense Department
Indian Springs
Pioche
Air Force
Marine
Federal
Wa&l
New Milford
SPCA
Fisher Body
Price
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