Halloween fete draws 5000 spectators in city
Weather friendly night fuels a huge Halloween celebration with a 5000 strong crowd along the parade route. Police report minimal vandalism beyond minor window breakage and some leaves set afire as 9 year old cyclist is treated after a collision.
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Arabhe Studio
Baritone to Open Concert Season at Handley High
The 1950 51 concert season opens at 8 15 p m tonight in Handley High School auditorium with Edwin Steffe American baritone presented by Winchester Community Concert Association. Steffe arrived from Waynesboro Pennsylvania and stays at the George Washington Hotel. Accompanist Henry Jackson known to local fans as part of the Columbia Operatic Trio performs tonight.
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Edwin Steffe
Winchester Community Concert Association
Steffe
Waynesboro
George Washington Hotel
Henry Jackson
Columbia Operatic Trio
A. B. Babb
Community Concert Association
W. E. Button
Cork St
Buttons
Washington Cathedral
Button
Buildings For Sale By Shenandoah Valley Lime & Stone Corp
Reading notices show frame buildings around lime kilns near Oranda eligible for offers until November 8. Owner reserves several lumber sizes and removal must occur within 90 days. Inspect at the plant near Oranda with cash terms. Mail offers to P O Box 261 Winchester Virginia Shenandoah Valley Lime and Stone Corp. Hall at 8 o clock.
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Remington Port
Kenneth E. Henry CO
Frederick
Clarke County
N. B. Shingleton
Oranda
P. O
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Lime & Stone Corp
United Nations extends Trygve Lie term by three years
The United Nations General Assembly voted 46 to 5 with 7 abstentions to extend Secretary-General Trygve Lie’s term for three years despite Soviet opposition. The decision followed sharp debate over Lie’s handling of the Korean crisis and came after rejecting referrals back to the Security Council and a Soviet veto threat.
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U. N. General Assembly
Trygve Lie
Assembly
United States
Lie
Security Council
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
State Department
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Russia
U. N
Vishinsky
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Chile
Korea
Soviet Union
Forest Fire in Frederick County Put Out
A forest fire near Winchester destroyed about an acre and a half of young timber six miles west of the city along Route 50. Chief Fire Warden Tom Rosenberger said a locomotive started the blaze on the railroad right of way. James Wood High School Keep Virginia Green crew helped battle the flames with Indian pumps and fire rakes, alongside local volunteers. Fire was reported at 11 10 a m and controlled by 12 15 p m with mop up complete at 12 45 p m. The fire touched the south side of the highway but did not halt traffic. James Wood students involved included Eugene Baker James Whitacre Jimmy Fishback Charles Courtney Lawrence Crowser and James Bryson. Rosenberger urged citizens to exercise extreme fire caution due to hot, dry conditions and an active fire season ahead.
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Virginia Green
James Wood High School
Sloan Wolfe
James Wood
Eugene Baker
James Whitacre
Jimmy Fishback
Charles Courtney
Lawrence Crowser
James Bryson
Rosenberger
Mayor to Open Grant Store Here
Mayor M. B. Clowe Jr will cut a ribbon at 9 a m tomorrow officially opening the W T Grant Company store at 134 N Loudoun St Local manager B L Gipe said guests include R Lee Waterman vice president and manager Atlanta Region H T Carmichael district manager Richmond and C E Whitman New York Personnel Department Also attending are Herman Hable builder of the store and Eugene Sakers Winchester Chamber of Commerce secretary The store will stay open until 9 p m tomorrow and an 16 inch TV set will be awarded at 8 50 p m Saturday as the opening feature of Winchester s latest merchandising mart
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W. T. Grant Company
N. Loudoun St
B. L. Gipe
R. Lee Waterman
Atlanta
H. T. Carmichael
Richmond
C. E. Whitman
New York
Herman Hable
Eugene Sakers
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Republicans Choose Stassen To Answer Truman Speech
Harold Stassen, 1948 presidential aspirant, was chosen by GOP leaders to reply to Truman on Mutual at 10 30 P M Saturday from New Haven Conn after Vandenberg declined due to health. The move followed GOP conferences and was led by National Chairman Guy C Grabielson, Brewster of Maine, and Leonard W Hall.
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Harold Stassen
Rarmian
GOP National Committee
Stassen
Mutual
Truman
New Haven
Conn
GOP
Guy C. Grabielson
Brewster
Maine
Leonard W. Hall
William M. Boyle, Jr
CBS
Boyle
Brannan to face Congress on meat plan and prices
Secretary Brannan likely will present the meat production issue to House and Senate agriculture committees after the election recess. He may seek guidance, outlining that current supports rely on government purchases and risk costly storage and losses without assured price protection.
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Washington
Brannan
Congress
Department
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
November Heat Wave Reaches 83 Degrees in Winchester
The temperature hit 83 degrees at 1 PM in Winchester marking a third straight day of warm weather. Records show similar warmth in November only in 1935, with October bringing the season's first frost and a monthly total rainfall of 2.78 inches. Local cities set October 31 heat records, while Fredericksburg recorded 89 and Roanoke neared 84. Brooks' Pharmacy hours listed.
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Winchester
Virginia
Winchester Research Laboratory
Elizabeth Kelsoe
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Corporation Profits Jump 51 Percent From 1949 Third Quarter
New York reports profits of 486 corporations in the third quarter up 51 percent from a year earlier, despite a tax hike from 38 to 42 percent. Oil and petroleum firms lead earnings with $361.6 million, while GM and other auto groups post strong gains. Some firms show red figures due to year-ago conditions and tax changes.
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New York
Associated Press
Busines
Total Corporation
General Motors
Dynamite Kills Rock Quarry Men Near Martinsville
A rock quarry explosion five miles northwest of Martinsville killed three workers and injured several more. Willard Hodges of Boone North Carolina Herbert Jenkins of Johnson City Tennessee and James Baker of Bassett were fatally affected while others were treated at Martinsville hospital. Officials said less than 100 pounds of dynamite exploded prematurely and no further blast was planned at the site.
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Martinsville
Here
Lambert Brothers, We
Knoxville
Tenn
Willard Hodges
Boone, N. C
Herbert Jenkins
Johnson City
James Baker
Bassett
Martinsville Hospital
Mary Assumption Proclaimed By Pope Before Vast Assembly
Pope Pius XII formally defined the dogma that Mary Mother of Jesus rose to heaven body and soul. The bull, read at St. Peter's Basilica, declared the revelation divinely given, joining the church creed alongside 400 million Catholics.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Mary
Jesus
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican
Byrd Predicts Growing Debt for Government
Senator Harry F. Byrd warns at the National Association of Ice Industries that the federal government must increase debt for the foreseeable future as a pay as you go approach is nearly impossible. He urges restrained deficit spending, proposes substantial cuts across Veterans Administration administrative costs, domestic civilian programs, foreign aid, and a 10 percent military budget reduction to preserve freedom and democracy.
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Chicago
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Virginia
National Association of Ice Industries
United States
Veterans Administration
November Heat Persists Across Nation Amid Cool Front
Warm spell continues in many areas with temperatures in the 80s and ongoing sunshine. A cooling mass from western Canada is expected to push southeast, ending a week of summer-like weather as temperatures return toward seasonal levels from the Gulf States to the Great Lakes.
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Pacific Northwest
Central Rockies
Plains
Gulf States
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Lower Michigan
Canada
Rockies
Chicago
New Orleans
Federal Weather Bureau
North Central
Telephone workers in Virginia face CWA strike
About 75 installation workers in Virginia would be affected by a Communications Workers of America strike planned for November 9, according to L E Nelson Virginia head of GWA's Division 6.
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Richmond
Virginia
Comunications Workers of America
L. E. Nelson
GWA
France Pressed to Yield on German Rearming Plans
The United States pressed France to concede on German rearmament before agreeing to a supreme command for European forces. NATO ministers, blocked over the German issue, handed the matter to planning committees to align military and political aims. The US proposed forming German divisions as part of a combined force, with Secretary Marshall warning of major political questions beyond defense leaders.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
United States
France
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Council of Deputies
Atlantic Pact Organization
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European Defense Council
U. S
Marshall
Planes Clash Over Northwest Korea As Ground Offensives Press On
American armor and a U S 24th Division column push toward Sinuiju and Chongju as air battles unfold with Russian built jets overhead. US F 51 Mustangs and a B 26 claim three Yak planes downed while ground forces advance from Sonchon to near the Manchurian border and Iwon to Pungsan securing positions along the coast.
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Korea
U. S
Sinuiju
Yalu
Antung
Manchuria
Ificia
Fo Rowen
Conny
Bin
Chongju
Son Haen Cho
Ure
Tom Lambert
Sonchon
Iwon
Pungsan
Edward M. Almond
10Th Corps
Seventh Division
Almond
Hamhung
Wonsan
New 60,000-ton carrier proposed for A bomb flights
Representative Vinson of Georgia announced today a plan to construct a new 60,000-ton aircraft carrier. The ship would be designed for A bomb flights from its deck, signaling a push for rapid naval expansion.
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Washington
Vinson
D-Ga
Annual Old Fashioned Turkey Dinner Set by Congregational Church
The Congregational Christian Church on West Clifford Street invites the public to its annual Old-Fashioned Turkey Dinner from 10:05 to 8:30 p.m. Tickets cost $1.25, with proceeds benefiting church activities.
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Congregational Christian Church
West Clifford St
Service Station Equipment and Stock for Sale
All equipment and stock for sale at a good corner location Valley Ave and Hart St. Sale notice lists property details and sale terms with reference code 1p-10-31-2b. Public notice invites inquiries from interested buyers and local businesses.
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Corner Valley Ave
Hart St
For Rent Building motorvehicle storage shop or garage
Building for rent suitable as storage shop or garage at W. Boscawen Henkel Morris Company listing.ocated in local property notice with reference code 1p-10-31-50.
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Motbil
W. Boscawen, Henkel-Morris Company
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