Young Democrats in Richmond For Reorganization
The Young Democrat Clubs of Virginia held a one day reorganization convention in Richmond. Colgate W. Darden Jr. former governor spoke after noon, introduced by Governor Tuck. Richard S. Wright Jr. of Woodstock is president, with several idle successors named. Delegates join a 6 15 p m radio broadcast with Governor Tuck and leaders before a dinner meeting.
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Richmond
Young Democrat Clubs of
Virginia
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
Tuck
Young Democrats
Richard S. Wright, Jr
Woodstock
Duval ‘Ord
Bedford
Lewis McMullan
Newport News
Clay Church
Marion
John A. Currie
Stowaway Reunites With Wife After Queens Arrival
Kingsley Foster a Minneapolis lawyer stowed aboard the Queen Elizabeth in New York on Oct 15. He met his English wife Kay and their seven month old daughter Lesley Marilyn in Southampton. Foster was allowed ashore after aid from Charles Guttman, who paid his family’s passage and guaranteed return tickets.
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Southampton
Navy
Kingsley Foster
Minneapolis
New York
Kay
U. S. Eighth Air Force
Lesley Marilyn
Foster
Charles Guttman
Social at Mrs. Bass residence announced
It was announced this morning that Rev. E. H. Jackson pastor of the John Mann Church will host a social at Mrs. Hazel Bass's home located at 546 North Kent Street on Saturday November 2 from five in the afternoon until eleven that night.
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E. H. Jackson
John Mann Clurch
Hazel Bass
N. Kent Street
Old Barr Homestead
Patton
S. Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Dapper gunman robs real estate office and flees
In Los Angeles a stylish thief robs a real estate office of 12000. Clerk Norma Masek triggers a nearby alarm in a grocery. Clyde S. Billingsly is charged, the robber disarms him and takes 50 dollars. Paul Lumsary offers a dollar, the gunman tells him to keep it. Jack Mirth answers next, is broke, and the youth locks the men in a back room before fleeing.
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Los Angeles
Norma Masek
Clyde S. Billingsly
Paul Lumsary
Jack Mirth
Baby girl found in yard mud puddle in Philadelphia
A blue-eyed newborn girl, seven pounds one-quarter ounce, was found in a yard mud puddle in Philadelphia. Police sought clues to the infant’s identity as she recovered from exposure after being discovered by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mazzoni.
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Philadelphia
Anthony Mazzoni
Strike Ends London Labor Walkout After Negotiation Pact
More than 3,000 cold storage and dock workers ended a strike in London under an agreement to negotiate the status of one worker who refused to join the Transport and General Workers' Union. The action began over his union stance.
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London
Transport and General Workers’ Union
Refugee transfer from San Dimitrios to British ships
About 1,200 Jewish refugees from the San Dimitrios were moved to two British vessels for deportation to Cyprus amid continued protests and violence.
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Cyprus
Haifa
San Dimitrios
Move Naval Academy May Relocate For Aviation Training
Vice Admiral Aubrey W. Fitch told a Rotary Club dinner that the Naval Academy at Annapolis could be moved unless nearby aviation training facilities are established. He stressed it as his personal view not Navy policy.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Aubrey W. Fitch
Pleasanton youth prefers death under the stars
Steve Marks a 14 year old son of Gypsies left a California hospital pleading to die outside the white walls. He died yesterday as he wished under the stars with his people.
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Pleasanton
Calif
Steve Marks
San Francisco
Joe
Anne
Steve
Deepening Bond Amid Quiet Fear in New York Trip
Abby and Barry navigate a tangled mix of desire and doubt after a lively cocktail party. Abby senses a consuming edge in her love and fears possessiveness while Barry reassures and wrestles with the mystery of belonging as their marriage nears its next chapter.
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Winslows
Barry
Abby
Winslow
New York
Val
Brat
Capital Strikes Folding Up As Employees Return
Washington hotels moved back toward normal as 5000 workers walked out in a wage dispute on October 11. A settlement reached after White House talks boosted non tipped staff six cents and tipped workers three cents per hour, with a stratification vote pending. The beer strike also ended as drivers and brewry workers agreed to a tentative wage deal.
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Washington
Statler
White House
Federal Conciliation Service
Charles G. Ross
John R. Steelman
Pistol Packing Pastors Demand Gun rights in Steubenville
Eleven Protestant pastors declared they are not afraid of the under world and urged the city council to authorize a gun wielding group. They would select 20 World War II veterans to form a vice squad to stamp out a crime wave that has led to three Jefferson County slayings. The demand came in a letter signed by Rev. Robert K. Russell and ten ministerial members.
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Steubenville
Jefferson County
Robert K. Russell
Drum Corps Turmoil Near Salvation Army Mission
An unidentified man enters the Salvation Army Mission on West Madison Street claiming Major James Pey ton sent him for a bass drum. Within an hour police at Des Plaines Street station field many complaints about a lone drummer marching the streets, leading officers to locate the drum outside a tavern. The suspect exits the tavern with the drum as officers enter.
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Chicago
Salvation Army
West Madison Street
James Peyton
Des Plaines Street
Answers to the Daily Quiz from Page Four
The list provides quiz answers: 1 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. 2 No. 3 Major General. 4 Tuesday October 1 1946. 5 John L. Lewis. 6 Japan. 7 Human mind. 8 Herbert C Hoover Iowa Harry A Truman Missouri. 9 The frigate Constitution.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
John L. Lewis
Japan
Herbert C. Hoover
Iowa
Harry A. Truman
Missouri
Frigate Constitution
Atomic Arms Talks Shift From Oratory To Committee Work
At Lake Success delegates move to committee discussions on disarmament amid U S and Soviet leadership jockeying. American proposals for international inspection could curb atomic resources and ban secret weapons if accepted, while Britain awaits Bevin to define policy on Russo British positions.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
Oratory
Russia
United States
UN Debates on Troop Reports and Danube Conference
The UN considered requests for troop strength reports in foreign nations and for a conference on Danube River international traffic. Russia Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia rejected the Danube proposal while the US Britain Greece backed it with France tentatively approving. The assembly closed its general debate after speeches from 39 of 51 delegations and unanimously adopted the steering committee’s long list of issues for immediate committee action.
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United Nations
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Danube
United States
Britain
Greece
France
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Pentonville
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George I
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Gilpin
Philco
Emerson
Anderson
Rockingham
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Henry Caraher
Charles Wollpert
Ford
Vandeberg
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Soviet Union
America
Spain
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Pacific
U.N
War and Navy Departments
Okinawa
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Truman
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Patterson
Forrestal
Ernest Bevin
Foreign Ministers Conference
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Grove’s
Hassocks
Davenport
Cavalier
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Pine Motor CO
Dodge-Plymouth
Newberry Bldg
N. Loudoun St
J. G. Holsinger & Son Real Estate — Insurance
Chapman Motor Coo
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
RADIO
All Models Woods
Amherst St
G. B. Masters Life Insurance Co
Bell Clothes Shop
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Harry F. Byrd
Lester S. Parsons
Alice Burke
Howard H. Carwile
Thos. E. Boorde
Carter Glass
A. Willis Robertson
Robert H. Woods
Laurence S. Wilkes
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Karl Jenkins
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