African Asian Unit to Seek Security Council Algeria Debate
The U N's African Asian group will ask the Security Council to discuss fighting in Algeria. Group chairman Paw Htin of Burma said 20 of 23 members attended the caucus and a majority favored the move. Hussein Alt Ahmed named the Algerian nationalist spokesman ahead of an organized appeal.
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Security Council
Algeria
United Nations
N. Y
U. N
U Paw Htin
Burma
USN
Hussein Alt-Ahmed
Philippines
Turkey
Laos
Libya
Nepal
France
U.N
General Assembly
Arab League
Damascus
Paw Hlin
Bishop Hodges to Confirm 150 at Sacred Heart Church
Auxiliary Bishop Joseph H Hodges will confirm 150 adults and children at Sacred Heart Catholic Church tomorrow at 4 pm. The largest confirmation class ever, followed by a reception at the rectory. Several priests from nearby churches are listed as attendees.
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Hodges
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Joseph H Hodges
Richmond
Robert O. Hickman
Julius Cilinski
Stephen
Trinitarian Seminary
Jordan Springs
Kenneth Rizer
John P. Kannon
Keyser
W. Va
Joseph Hirisch
Front Royal
John Conley
Leesburg
Our Apology To Roy Carter Jr. Grand Jury Indictments
The Star apologizes for a typographical error in naming Roy Cather Jr. in Grand Jury indictments. The correct name is Roy Carter Jr. The newspaper regrets the mistake and apologizes to Mr. Carter.
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Roy Cather, Jr
Roy Carter, Jr
Cather
Graduates Receive New Line of Watches by Makers
Hodgson and Brown promotes a selection of Gents and Ladies watches from Hamilton Elgin Bulova Gruen and Longines. Located at 41 West Boscawen Street the store advertises Mohawk 2 3231 contact. A Henry Avenue Heights home builders notice appears on Star page 5.
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Hamilton
Elgin
Bulova
Gruen
Longines
Hodgson & Brown
W. Boscawen St. Dial
Mohawk
Henry Avenue Heights
Star
Alcohol and Gas City Frederick Clarke Vir 71 33 66 19
A fragmented notice mentions Frederick Clarke, age 71, in connection with alcohol and gas matters. The snippet lacks clear dates, organizations, or locations, making full context uncertain.
Stevenson Accuses Administration of Deliberate Misinforming on Communism
Adlai Stevenson challenged the Eisenhower administration at a Fort Lauderdale rally saying it deliberately misinformed the nation about the fight against communism. He contrasted Eisenhower's remarks calling communism a gigantic failure with warnings that the threat remains. Kefauver pressed attacks on Stevenson over vetoes as he campaigned in Florida.
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Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Waco
Tex
Baylor University
Washington
Kefauver
Illinois
St. Petersburg
General Motors UAW Council Backs Shorter Work Week
In Detroit the 500 member GM Council of the UAW endorsed a substantial cut in the work week while keeping 40 hours pay. The move aims to lift morale amid mass layoffs in automotives, with firms like Studebaker packing and Chrysler limiting production and payrolls.
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General Motors
UAW Council
Detroit
General Motors Council
United Auto Workers Union
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Chrysler Corp
Plymouth
Michigan Commission
UAW
GM Council
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Baccalaureate Speaker at JWHS
The Rev. E. E. Smith of Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish will preach the baccalaureate sermon for 125 James Wood High School graduates tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Graduation exercises are June 1. The invocation and benediction will be by Rev. Charles H. Van Gilder, who will also read the Scripture. Principal Paul D. Beable will introduce Mr. Smith. Music by the James Wood Glee Club includes The Lost Chord and O Divine Redeemer. The graduates will march in to Onward Christian Soldiers and recess to The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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E. E. Smith
Gravel Springs Lutheran
James Wood High School
Charles H. van Gilder
West Frederick
Manslaughter Trial Set June 6 In Circuit Court
Howard F. Cooper pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in Frederick County Circuit Court. His trial is scheduled for June 6 before a felony jury over the May 2 crash that killed Frank E. Dennison of Ithaca, New York. Dennison died May 7 in Memorial Hospital after the collision. A circuit court grand jury indicted Cooper earlier this week. local attorney Thomas Monahan was appointed to defend him. In separate actions, three people pleaded guilty to a perjury charge tied to a drunken driving case. Lillie V. Barrett and Rosie Anderson McKee also pled guilty.
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Howard F. Cooper
J. Stephenson
Frederick County
Frank E. Dennison
Ithaca
N. Y
Dennison
Memorial Hospital
Cooper
Thomas Monahan
Trial Justice Court
Henry Peyton
Lillie V. Barrett
Rosie Anderson McKee
Maxwell Heads Bee Study Group in County Alfalfa Pest Fight
Berryville apiculturist H L Maxwell named chair of a national committee to study honey bees related to poison sprays in agriculture. In Frederick and Clarke Counties alfalfa pests caused about 25 percent overall damage with spotty fields reaching 35 to 40 percent. Spittlebugs appear to be tapering, and many farmers used sprays on over 30 Clarke County farms.
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H. L. Maxwell
Berryville
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Frederick County
John T. Wolfe
Wolfe
Clarke County
Clarke
S. Joaquinn Watkins
American Beekeeping Federation, Inc
Maxwell
Miner Killed in Va. Coal Mine Accident
A 34 year old Buchanan County man Clarence Collins of Guesses Fork was killed yesterday in a state fall at the Chambers Coal Co. Kelsey operation. Funeral home officials identified him. Also notes open house and local ads about services and holiday garbage schedule.
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Grundy Va
Buchanan County
Chambers Coal Co
Kelsey
Funeral Home
Clarence Collins
Guesses Fork
Coast to coast hunt for slayer of Philadelphia heiress
Nevada police led a nationwide search for William E Boswell after investigators linked him to the strangling of Anne Harris Van Ryne a 22 year old Philadelphia heiress. Van Ryne pregnant with the body found in Boswells apartment in Carson City Nevada. She had recently married Van Ryne and planned to sell a car to Boswell.
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Carson City
Nev
New York
California
Nevada
Philadelphia
Anne Harris van Ryne
William E Boswell
Kansas City
Boswell
William E. Boswell Sr
Lester Smith
van Ryne
Elizabeth Flagler Harris
Chestnut Hill
J. Andrew Harris 3Rd
Belleville
Ill
Middlebury
J. Francis DeVinney
Reno
Thomas W. van Ryne
Los Angeles
Erwin K. Butner
Butner
Baby Born With 30 to 40 Fractures Before Birth
Bedford Ind today reports a boy named Kevin Lee Sluder born to Mr and Mrs Richard Shider suffered 30 to 40 bone fractures before birth. Doctors cite defective bone structure with fractures mostly at birth and a paper thin skull. no brain damage. The parents, both 23 and 25, have no family history of bone defects and the couple has two normal children.
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Bedford
Ind
Kevin Lee Sluder
Richard Shider
Sladers
Kim Eugene
Keith
Woman Dies After Window Fall at Hunting Towers
In Alexandria Virginia a 67 year old woman identified as Mrs Claude R Stratton fell from a seventh floor window of the Hunting Towers Apartments while cleaning windows. She was married to a Pillsbury Mills Inc representative.
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Alexandria
Claude R. Stratton
Swank Hunting Towers
Editor Arthur D. Davidson Retires From Northern Virginia Daily
Northern Virginia Daily announces editor Arthur D. Davidson will retire May 30 after leading the paper since it began in 1932. He becomes editor emeritus and contributions will continue. An open house is planned at the office with staff and friends invited.
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Arthur D. Davidson
Northern Virginia
Strasburg
Northern Virginia Daily
E. E. Keister
Davidson
Keister
Police Use Expanded Powers Amid Racial Tension in Delray Beach
Delray Beach City Commission adopted an emergency ordinance authorizing police to halt and search persons and vehicles for weapons and to set roadblocks to prevent violence amid rising racial tension after a federal suit over pool and beach access. The city, with 14 officers and about 8,500 residents, cites rumored trouble and a surge in gun purchases as justification.
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Delray Beach, Fla
Delray Beach City
Atlantic Ocean
Delray Beach
Crop-Damaging Cool Spell Appears Ended
The brief cool spell in the Northeast which caused crop damage appears ended as warmer air spreads into New England and the Great Lakes. Massachusetts reports the heaviest damage at about five million dollars while readings rise 10 to 15 degrees from 24 hours earlier. A tornado struck near Lubbock Texas and two farm families were evacuated by boat amid floods.
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Great Lakes
Massachusetts
Gulf States
Weather Bureau
West Coast
Oklahoma
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock
Texline
Upper
Panhandle
Algerian Rebels Slay 12 French Civilians in Algeria
Rebels killed 12 French workers of a highway construction company in eastern Algeria near Oumach. Among the dead was a woman. The attack occurred in the Aures Mountain outskirts, amid wider North African unrest from Tunis to Morocco.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oumach
Constantine
Aures
North Africa
Tunis
Morocco
Mrs McCormac Wins Sweepstakes in Flower Show
Mrs H B McCormac Sr won the sweepstakes prize at the spring flower show titled The Miracle of May held yesterday at Virginia Avenue School. She earned five blue ribbons in total along with three red and three yellow ribbons and also received a pewter Revere bowl for most blue ribbons in the cultural section.
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H. B. McCormac
Virginia Avenue School
Winchester
E. W. Lacy, Jr
Winchester- Clarke Garden Club
French Lee
Fredericktown
Colonial Garden Club
Winchester-Clarke
Old Fredericktown
Colonial
Little
Lord Fairfax
Out
Mansfield says Ike to decide on Russian visit
Senator Mansfield, a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, says the decision to invite Russian leaders to the United States rests with President Eisenhower. He notes the proposal has drawn mixed reactions from Knowland and others while Dulles and Quarles comment cautiously.
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Mansfield
Washington
Sen
D-Mont
Eisenhower
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Zhukov
Russia
Moscow
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Dulles
Joint Chiefs
London
Nigel Birch
RAF
Boston
Air Force
Quarles
Pentagon
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Red-Faced Fire Department Loses Three Trucks
SANTA MARIA Calif The red faced fire department loses three of four engines in a blaze at the station yesterday as two regulars including the chief were away at a convention and the volunteer siren was broken Officials estimate damage at 260 000 and say a spark from gasoline started the fire with out of town units limited initially
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Santa Maria
Calif
Virginia Forecast Highlights Weekend Warmth and Showers
Fair conditions in Virginia with low 50s tonight and Sunday partly cloudy and warmer with possible showers in the west. Temperatures today 74 high 44 low. year ago 80 and 60. Sunrise 4:30 a.m. Moon phase last quarter June 1. Garage ad and chaise lounges offered.
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Winchester
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