Europe Reacts To Truman Victory With Praise And Skepticism
Western European editors welcome Truman victory and continued dollar aid, praising his peacelike stance and fighting qualities. Communist papers argue it reflects Wallace’s weakened bid, while France and Britain cheer a world peace agenda. in Eastern Europe, abstention and fear of terror frame responses.
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Western Europe
Exeraens
Truman
Western
Europe
Roevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Britain
France
Germany
Henry Walalce
London Daily ‘Order
Pers
Washington
Lau
Wallace
Aly
Moscow
Budapest
Ace
Local History of Fortunate Cavalry Action and Burials
Uyle Fairfax Whiting recounts a Confederate cavalry scout on Nov 3 1664 near Front Royal in which 11 prisoners were captured. Calmes and Whiting were killed, Crown wounded but escaped, and Carlyle Whiting later interred at Old Chapel near Clay Hill. The piece notes Calmes as descendant of Marquis Calmes, and mentions later burial amid patrols.
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Uyle Fairfax Whiting
John
Marquis Calmes
Arke
Front Royal
Calmes
Whiting
Crown
Carlyle Whiting
William Wilmer Whiting
Roseville
Mannassas
Frederick Co
National Symphony Orchestra Concert in Winchester
A capacity audience is planned at Handley auditorium tomorrow night for the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr Hans Kindler brought by the Winchester Exchange club. Proceeds go to the Winchester and Frederick County Community Chest. Dr Kindler and Mrs Kindler travel withExchange club monitoring arrival at the George Washington hotel around five.
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Handley Auditorium
National Symphony Orchestra
Hans Kindler
Winchester Exchange Club
Dr. Kindler
Exchange Club
Winchester and
Frederick County
Apple Storage Reports Large Winter Apple Holdings
Winchester Cold Storage along with Virginia Cold Storage and related firms report bulk and crate apples totaling about 815 000 bushels stored for local processing and awaiting movement. Managers say movement is steady with forecasts of a brighter market around Thanksgiving and into December.
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Winchester
T. S. Thomas
Winchester Cold Storage Co
National Fruit Co
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co
Thomas
Virginia Cold Storage Co
E. R. Hook
Hook
Roy
Douglas Cather
Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Co
Quail Breeding Protests Grow in Clarke County Meeting
I T Quinn of the Virginia State game commission chaired a Northern Virginia League of Sportsmen meeting in Winchester urging against farmed quail releases. Officials present included Congressman Burr Harrison and George Washington National Forest supervisor R F Hemingway as discussion favored wild game preserves within the forest.
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Northern Virginia League of Sportsmen's Assn
Augusta
Clarke
Page
Shenandoah
Warren
Rockingham
Fauquier
Orange
Culpeper
Sarah Zane Hall
I. T. Quinn
Virginia State Game Commission
Winchester
Izaak Waltons
Burr P. Harrison
R. F. Hemingway
George Washington National Forest
John F
Republicans Certain to Fight Truman
Washington reports that President Truman returns to Washington for a welcome home as Republicans vow to press opposition. Senate leader Taft and House minority leader Martin will steer GOP opposition amid a continued anti administration stance and few new Republican faces in Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Key West
Fla
Congress
Joseph W. Martin J
Mass
House
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Taft
GOP
Martin
Mr. Truman
Lime Strike Ends Over Seven-Cent Wage Hike at M. J. Grove Plants
The CIO local at M. J. Grove Lime Co. plants in Stephens City and Middletown ended a strike after accepting a 7 cent per hour increase offered before the walkout. About 42 workers stayed on the job. 50 quit, cutting production. Riverton Lime and Stone Co. near Front Royal remains on strike with demands for 15 cents plus a shift differential.
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M. J. Grove Lime Co
Stephens City
Middletown
CIO
F. Grove White
White
Riverton Lime and Stone Co
Front Royal
A. F. of L
Riverton
E. I. Williams
Berryville Council Approves 35073 Budget Plan for Next Year
Berryville town council approves a 35073 budget for the fiscal year ending August 31. Public hearing set for December 14. Budget committee members Seldon G O Bryan W E Hemson and John L Enders project expenses for street maintenance administration police fire welfare water sewer and legal costs with income from taxes licenses fines and ABC profits plus water and sewer charges. Capital outlay may fund a supervised playground and a reservoir caretaker bungalow. Chamber committee proposes county wide recreation program.
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Berryville
Seldon G. O’bryan
W. E. Hemson
John L. Enders
ABC
Luther Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Chester Hobert
Garland Ganter
Joseph Moore
25 Men Ordered To Take Draft Tests This Month
Twenty five men have orders from City and County selective service boards to report to Alexandria this month for pre induction physical examinations. Fifteen are from Frederick and 10 from Winchester. Twenty three report Tuesday and two colored men on Nov 19. Frederick county men named include Funkhouser Shaw Orndorff Wymer Hulver Orndorff Caldwell Lewis Borden La Rue DeHaven Godlove Henry Conner Souis. City names include Sink Stotler Goode Brill Loy Carroll Wise Miller. Colored men Rudolph Elliott Henry Brooks report Nov 19 from Winchester. Virginia expects 388 for induction in December and 513 in January.
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City
Selective Service Boards
Alexandria
Frederick
Winchester
Frederick County
Keith C. Funkhouser
George D. Shaw
Curtis Orndorff
Alonzo C. Wymer
Eugene L. Hulver
William A. Orndorff
Earl D. Caldwell
Raymond D. Lewis
Thomas G. Borden
Philip A. LaRue
Delvin F. DeHaven
John V. Godlove
Holmes E. Henry
Harold R. Conner
Ralph J. Souis
Skell E. Sink Jr
Alonzo W. Stotler
Henry T. Goode Jr
Carl E. Brill
James F. Loy
Charles M. Carroll
Waldo J. Wise
Staller
Amram to Speak on Europe at Civic League Meeting
Philip W. Amram renowned lawyer and lecturer returns from Europe to address the Civic League's monthly luncheon at George Washington. The Philadelphia native and Penn alumnus will discuss the current international scene and World Federalist aims. He will present at 1 15 after a 12 30 luncheon.
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Philip W. Amram
The
Civic League
George Washington
Amram
Europe
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania College and
Law School
Quaker City
University Law School
South Pacific
International Air Transport Service
Czechoslovakia
Palestine
Boyd appoints group to lead Winchester child safety drive
Chief J Thomas Boyd names Miss Dorothy Hawthorne Miss Robbie Conrad and Dr William F Schenck to run a child safety program in Winchester and Frederick county. The plan focuses on curb crossing habits instructing children and adults to look both ways and to use sidewalks when available. Safety movies leaflets posters and radio messages will be used in city and county schools.
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J. Thomas Boyd
Boyd
Aged Man and Wife Die Same Day in NE Pa
North East Pennsylvania reports the deaths of George M. Selkregg 86 and his wife 77 on the same day after celebrating their 61st wedding anniversary. Selkregg died at 3 45 p.m. and his wife two hours later.
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North East
George M. Selkregg
Selkregg
Truman Welcomes Victory as Flags Line Washington Route
Government workers to be excused two hours for the victory celebration as President Truman and family arrive in Washington. A triumphal procession from Union Station to the White House is planned with officials noting a nationwide wave of congratulatory messages at the White House.
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Washington
Tru
Truman
Margaret
Independence
Union Station
Constitution
Pennsyvania Aves
White House
District of Columbia
Eben Ayers
Mr. Truman
Eyecare drive serves 97 of 124 county students
A Lions eye clinic at Miller School drew students from all but two colored schools Gravel Springs and Cedar Hill. Dr Sidney Trattner of Richmond directed 97 of 124 students to return for a second examination on December 13 at the rural school supervisor’s office, with glasses likely at that session. The event is sponsored by Winchester and Stephens City Lions.
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Gravel Springs
Cedar Hill
Lions Eye
Miller School
Sidney Trattner
Richmond
Winchester and
Stephens City Lions
Truman Victory Assembly Reflects Democratic Spirit
The editorial lauds Harry S. Truman's reelection, praising his tenacity and impact on American governance. It notes Dewey's defeat, questions future policies, and urges national unity to pursue world peace and uphold the American way of life through free elections.
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Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Dewey
National Republican
Washington
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
Harry Truman
United States
America
Bare-knuckle Fight Helped Truman Win
In a stark campaign contrast, Truman attacked issues with concrete promises while Dewey spoke in general terms. Organized labor's stance and voter dissatisfaction with the GOP Congress helped Truman secure victory and voters reinstated a Democratic majority in Congress.
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Truman
U N Approves Western Plan of Atomic Control
At the United Nations in Paris the Assembly passed the Western plan for world atomic control by 40 to 6 with four abstentions, despite Soviet opposition. Russia rejected a counter proposal for a ban on the atom bomb and a separate control pact, while Britain urged Moscow not to object to novel sovereignty ideas.
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Paris
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Hae Hector
Britain
Andrei Y
Commission
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Truman
Milwaukee
United States
Vishinsky
Assembly
31 Airmen Die In Two Crashes Of Superforts
In two separate B 29 crashes, 31 airmen died in England and Florida. A liftoff accident at Lagensfield, Bg Azores killed 18 aboard with one missing and one survivor badly hurt, Captain George Byrnes reported. In Glossop, England, a wrecked Superfortress killed all 13 aboard a mountain crash.
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Tampa
Fila
Airforce
Lagensfield
Azores
MacDill Field Silat
George Byrnes
Public Information Office
Uni
England
Mac
Glossop
Derby
Here
Britain
Third Air Division
ICC to Probe Mt Vernon Bus Sightseeing Ops
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced an investigation into the bus sightseeing trade between Washington and Mount Vernon. It says 117 operators lack common carrier or contract carrier permits and will hold a hearing on November 22.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Truman Plaids and Styles Across Voting Units
Associated Press survey of 123025 voting units reports Truman plaid solids wools gabardines and straight styles. See them today. Campbell's.
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Associated Press
Truman
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