Be Kind to the Policy Debated By Demo Leaders
Washington reports show Democratic leaders split over attacking President Eisenhower in 1956 politics. One faction argues sympathy for his heart attack makes direct attacks unwise. another says voters must link Eisenhower to the GOP record. Senator Kefauver criticizes ethics cases but notes the President’s illness.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Butler
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Fisenhower
Dayton
Ohio
No Casualties Reported in Latest Gaza Fighting
Egyptian spokesman says nine Israeli armored cars sparked a 45 minute gun duel in the Gaza Strip with no reported casualties. An Israeli Foreign Office spokesman cites three Egyptian thrusts repulsed as U.N. observers move in for on the spot checks amid renewed border clashes.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Israel
Khan Yunis
Gaza
U. N
U.N
el Sabha
el Auja - Nizana
Hoodlums Quizzed In Bomb Slaying
Phoenix investigators questioned suspects in the bombing death of Will Bioff a retired film figure and racketeer. Bioff 55 was killed when his pickup exploded as he started it outside his home in northeast Phoenix. Authorities say little to go on and vow to pursue all leads.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Willie Bioff
Bioff
Ralph Edmundson
Sheriff’s Office
No Hunting or Trespassing on Mt Williams Farm
John H. Rosenberger posts a strict posted notice on his Mt Williams farmland prohibiting hunting and trespassing, warning of enforcement. The short placard appears in a continued page segment.
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Mt. Williams
John H. Rosenberger
Mrs Brown Nabbed In Lexington Hearing Monday
Grace H Brown, sought by Frederick County authorities over the Kernstown Motel fire on October 12, was arrested in Lexington. A warrant also named James Franklin of Stephens City. Franklin was arrested Thursday and gave a full statement. Brown posted 5000 bond and will face a hearing at 10 a.m. Monday. The motel, destroyed October 12, had been under state and county and insurer scrutiny. Brown had previously owned the motel before trustee sales on October 8 and October 11.
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Grace H. Brown
Frederick County
Kernstown
Lexington
Brown
James Franklin
Stephens City
Franklin
James Chauderis
Charles Pirie
West Is Leading Big Four Battle At Midway Point
Western foreign ministers led by Dulles pressed Molotov at Geneva in a push for German unification with plan for nationwide elections next September. Molotov rejected the idea while signaling possible Moscow consultations. ministers set a Tuesday meeting and a November adjournment target.
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West
Midway Point
Geneva
Dulles
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Molotov
Harold Macmillan
Antonine Pinay
Berlin
Macmillan
London
Middle East
Pinay
Paris
Vienna
Brioni
Tito
Yugoslavia
Three Contests Highlight Area Election Tuesday
The area votes Tuesday for two Frederick County Board of Supervisors seats and Clarke County Sheriff. Incumbents mostly face no opposition, with two write in campaigns noted. Polls run 6 a m to 6 p m. Officials prepared poll books and judges in Berryville and Winchester.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Clarke County
State Senate
House of Delegates
William Carpenter
Frederick County Electoral Board
A. B. Hummer
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Maurice W. Perry
Shawnee
C. E. Garber
Garber
Perry
Stuart M. Perry
Linghass Road
Reynolds
Motorist Goes Flying in Sedan
Barrett L. Crabtree age 25 escaped with minor cuts after his sedan, traveling about 80 mph, hit a dirt pile near an excavation. A cab driver witnessed the car rise roughly 12 feet, crash land 60 feet away, sever utility poles, flip 150 feet, land upside down on a rail line and burst into flames with Crabtree trapped.
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Louisville
Barrett L. Crabtree
Crabtree
Robert A. Eaton
Famed Painter Maurice Utrillo Dies in Dax
French painter Maurice Utrillo aged seventy one died of bronchial pneumonia in Dax after a period of illness. He had been in ill health for some time and stayed six days at the local hotel.
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Dax
France
Maurice Utrillo
Melee in Sunakawa Over U S Air Base Survey
About 100 injured in a clash between Japanese police and villagers and labor unions as 28 surveyors push to extend Tachikawa Air Base runway. Police faced rock throwing and straw mops with human waste while authorities report survey progress despite the violence.
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Sunakawa
Japan
U.S
Tachinkawa Air Base
United States
Boxer Wins Dog Show Nets SPCA Shelter Fund
Talleyrand's Diplomat owned by E. T. Snider Jr. of the city was grand champion at the Winchester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals seventh annual dog show. The event raised 365 for the animal shelter. Runner up was Return Black Flash owned by John W. Pompell of Hagerstown MD. Over 150 attended at the Farmers Live Stock Exchange with 42 dogs entered. Irvin H. Kane judged child handlers and other judges were J. C. Sherrill and Miss Elizabeth Miller.
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Talleyrand
E. T. Snider, Jr
Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Three Convicts Still at Large From Walla Walla Breakout
Seven of ten convicts escaped from the Washington State Penitentiary late Thursday and were rounded up by posses. Four were captured along railroad tracks in a brushy area twenty miles north of Walla Walla after a night near farmer outbuildings. Three more were seized at Milton Freewater Oregon. Three remain at large including William B. Bracey John Munn and Arthur Lee Walker whose crimes range from murder to robbery and grand larceny.
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Walla
Wash
Liberty
Washington State Penitentiary
Here
West Wall
Milton- Freewater
Ore
Walla Walla
William B. Bracey
Tacoma
John Munn
Arthur
Alabama Negro Held in Shooting Incident Here
A South Birmingham man, Herbert Osby, 27, is jailed on a felonious shooting charge in the front of the Recreation Center on N Kent St. Fred Morgan, 32, was wounded in the thigh and treated at Memorial Hospital where his condition was listed as satisfactory. Police say the quarrel sparked the shooting. Osby was arrested at the scene by Officers Fahnesock and Shumaker. Bond set at $2000. preliminary hearing date not yet set. Morgan was transported by Friendship ambulance.
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Birmingham
Alabama
N. Kent St
Herbert Osby
Fred Morgan
Morgan
Memorial Hospital
Osby
Recreation Center
David Fahnesock
Jack Shumaker
Winchester
Friendship Ambulance
Trick-or-Treat Bank Robbery Shocks Suburban Maywood
Three masked gunmen robbed a Maywood bank of between 25000 and 30000 last night. They threatened seven employees and five patrons with a submachine gun, then fled in a 1955 Cadillac. Bank officials estimate the loss. the bank is normally open on Friday nights.
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Chicago
Maywood
Peter Giachini
Maywood-Proviso State Bank
Four Die or Missing After C47 Crashes into River
Four per sons were rescued and four more were missing after a C47 crashed into the Connecticut River near Holyoke also injuring others. The two engine plane was en route from Bolling Field to Westover Base when it went down amid heavy rain two miles north of Holyoke.
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Holyoke
Mass
Connecticut River
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington, D. C
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee
Massachusetts
Route 5
Westover
Westover AF Hospital
Navy
Henry C. Nichols
Salem
Joseph M. Delaurentis
Latrop St
South Hadley Falls
Richard Gearhard
Atlantic Ave
Rochester
Alex Wermeichik
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pearl Keller
Poughkeepsie
Don Curtis
Air Force
Dial M-6181 for 40 second prayer call in Dallas
Dr. W. A. Welsh of East Dallas Christian Church announces a 24 hour prayer line. Dial M-6181 to hear a recorded 40 second prayer for those lonely discouraged sick or in need of comfort.
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Dallas
Tex
W. A. Welsh
East Dallas
Red China Plans Major Coffee Growth
Peiping Radio reported that a subtropical area of Yunan Province will become a major coffee growing region. Wild coffee plants abound and millions of seedlings will be cultivated and transplanted next spring with the first harvest expected three years later.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Yunan
Brady Seeks Shenandoah College Move to Winchester
Dr. Troy Brady president of Shenandoah College and Conservatory told the Women's Civic League at the George Washington Hotel that the college and conservatory hope to relocate from Dayton to Winchester. He said the final decision rests with the Evangelical United Brethren Church General Council Administration at its December meeting in Dayton Ohio. About 200 women heard his history of the college as four students accompanied him and performed songs and pieces.
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Winchester
Troy Brady
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Women’s Civic League
George Washington Hotel
Dayton
Brady
General Council of Administration
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ohio
Warren Eddy
Frederick County Farm Bureau Elects Officers and Addresses Resolutions
At its annual meeting the Frederick County Farm Bureau elected Joseph E. Butler president and Henry Brumback vice president. Six resolutions were debated with five adopted and one offered from the floor. Delegates were named to the state convention in Richmond and several directors reelected or named.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Round Hill
Joseph E. Butler
Landon EF. Whitacre
Henry Brumback
Farm Bureau
Butler
Mr. Brumback
State Farm Bureau
Richmond
John J. Pickeral
Virginia
Stormy Weather Hits Northeast This Autumn
Stormy weather spread across the Northeast with a rain belt from the Atlantic coast and heavy snow in New Hampshire. Cold air moved from the Midwest to the South, with subfreezing readings in Virginia and North Carolina and lows near 20 in Cutbank Montana as Pacific air moderated temperatures elsewhere.
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Southland
Mississippi River
Rockies
Atlantic
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Boston
Midwest
Florida
Ohio
Appalachians
Virginia
North Carolina
Canadian
Cutbank
Mont
Great Plains
Virginia and Shenandoah Valley Weather Summary
Fair tonight with interior low 22 to 30 and coast 30 to 35. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer. Shenandoah Valley: fair and cold tonight, highs around the 40s, lows 25 to 30, Sunday partly cloudy and warmer. Temperatures show today high 41 low 36, year ago 47 and 35. Winchester skies note sunrise at 6 44 am and moonrise 10 39 pm with last quarter and Pegasus visibility in evening sky.
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Shenandoah Valley Fair
Winchester
Gunset
Pegasus
Louth
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Kenneth Curl
Hodgson and Brown
Stieff Silver
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Robert Crawford
Maryland
Mildred Hampton
William Kinsey
West Virginia
Estelle Harris
Crawford
Charles
Albert Hay Mallotte
Harris
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Fri Kreisler
E. W. Adams, Jr
Harry LaFollette
Back Creek
Ray Keller
Gainesboro
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