Imperialist War Fears Stoked By Soviet Leaders
Moscow radio quotes Marshal Bulganin calling for a prepared stance as Russia marks the Bolshevik anniversary with parades. He links war talk to imperialists while praising the Soviet Union and Stalin. Molotov follows with claims the atomic secret is out and Western aggression is planned.
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London
Russia
Moscow
Red Square
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
Moscow Radio
Nikolai Bulganin
Stalin
Germany
Japan
Taop
Nikolai Lenin
Red Army
E Sefer Union
Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Molotov
Reid Georgia Jurist Falls From Candler Building
Detec tive W. M. Holland said former Georgia Supreme Court chief justice Charles S. Reid plunged to his death from the twelfth floor of Atlanta's Candler Building. Reid had resigned in 1943 to join the army and returned last year from service in Germany where he led the war trials commission and served as chief of the property control branch.
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Atlanta
W. M. Holland
Charles S. Reid
Georgia Supreme Court
Candler
Reid
Nuernberg
Office of Military Government
Germany
Pvt. Trenary Reburied Near Boyhood Home
The remains of Pvt. George Conley Trenary were laid to final rest at Mount Hebron cemetery near his birth house after services at Grace Lutheran church. Members of the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and National Guard attended with family and Handley classmates bearing the casket. A flag, folded by M. B. Clowe Jr. and Robert Manuel, was presented to his mother Mrs. Ethel Trenary, as a firing squad salute and taps marked the burial.
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Pvt
George Conley Trenary
Mount Hebron
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Guard
Grace Lutheran Church
Handley
Trenary
Jesus
William E. Eisenberg
Belgium
M. B. Clowe, Jr
Robert Manuel
Ethel Trenary
Sgt. White
Army Recruiting Service
Pvt. Trenary
Telephone Official Explains Rate Rise Request to SCC
Arthur W. Harrison general commercial manager for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of Virginia tells the State Corporation Commission that the proposed rate increase distributes new revenue fairly across existing structures. He testifies as the hearing adjourns until November 20 and the SCC requests additional exhibits.
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Richmond
Arthur W. Harrison
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Harrison
Blake T. Newton
Police Kill Veteran After Threat Claim In Rochester
An unarmed World War 2 veteran Roland T. Price about 25 a Greensboro, North Carolina native, was shot eight times by a Rochester police squad after authorities say he threatened to draw a gun over a four dollar shortfall. No weapon was found on him.
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Rochester
N. Y
Roland T. Price
Greensboro N. C
Truman Greets Russian People on Soviet Anniversary
President Truman sent sincere greetings to the Soviet people on their national holiday. The message to Nikolai Shvernik, president of the Presidium, omitted government officials and conveyed friendly wishes from the people of the United States.
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Washington
Truman
Nikolai Shvernik
Presidium
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Soviet Union
United States
Poultry Industry Proposes Steps to Ease Thursday Ban
industry leaders propose reducing flocks by about 136 million by Jan 1 and cutting commercial hatchings one third until Jan 31 to leave 400 million birds on farms and boost grain exports while seeking partial lift of the Thursday ban on eating turkeys chickens and ducks.
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Washington
Luckman
Cabinet Food Committee
Anderson
Marshall
Commerce
Harriman
Charles Luckman
Salvation Army
Los Angeles
Poultrymen’s Association
White House
Truman
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Maryland
Police to Rope Off Streets for Parade
Chief J Thomas Boyd announced streets Lou doun Street from Piccadilly to Cork will be roped off starting 11 a m tomorrow and closed to traffic until after the Boy Scout parade. No traffic movement will be permitted on any parade route during the parade period.
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J. Thomas Boyd
Loudoun St
Piccadilly
Cork
Winchester Girl Scouts Financed by Community Chest
The Winchester Girl Scout council operates as a Red Feather service of the Community Chest with 329 participating girls aged 7 to 18 across 18 troops. Ninety volunteers lead weekly meetings plus 14 other adults serve on various committees coordinating camp finances organization programs and training. A national trained trainer Mrs Robert Biggens leads a troop and conducts leader training while an executive director coordinates all activities.
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Winchester
National
Judges Named for Scout Parade in Winchester Tonight
H Nelson Clark James A Payne and J Curtis Fray named as judges for a two day Boy Scout Circus parade opening at 8 p m tonight at the Winchester armory. About 300 scouts expected with a 700 spectator turnout for tonight’s opening dedicated by James E Palmer Jr special assistant to the U S Attorney General. The parade forms at 1 p m on S Cameron St and moves off at 1 30 behind the Handley band with divisions from Shawnee Potomac and Two Rivers.
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H. Nelson Clark
Martsinburg
United States
S. Cameron St
George Washington Hotel
Shawnee
Potomac
Two Rivers
Cub Pack
Winchester
Berryville
Boyce
Middletown
Pair Faces Murder Charge In Oklahoma City Badger Game
A young couple charged with murdering Clifford Pence in a hotel room after a robbery plan went wrong. Mrs Carol Campbell and Marvin Campbell said Pence was to be robbed during a poker game. she struck him and fired when he reacted.
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Oklahoma City
Clifford Pence
Denver
Carol Joy Campbell
Pence
Marvin Campbell
Christmas Savings Club and Armistice Dance Promotions
Santa checks from the 1947 and 1948 Christmas Savings Club drives urged membership joining at Farmers & Merchants National Bank. Armistice Dance hosted by American Legion with Al Shirley's Orchestra on November 11, tickets available at local stores. Also notes on a Colonial Kitchen special and a church rummage sale on Saturday.
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Santa
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
AL Shirley
American Legion
Winchester Nerrs Co
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
The
Legion Home
Colonial Kitchen
Rummage Sale Reformed Church
Cameron
Cork
Good Football Day Predicted for Valley Weekend
The region experienced its first frost this season with a 37 degree morning. Forecasters expect rain, wind, and a low around 33 by Saturday night, while tomorrow's football games may face wind but little or no rain.
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Winchester
Special Agency Proposed to Run Europe Aid
Washington reports a plan tentatively approved by the House foreign economic committee to place administration of foreign aid under a special agency. The 19 member group headed by Rep. Herter would name members by the President with Senate confirmation and consider financing next June as Europe’s economy is reviewed. Capper expects approval as part of the Marshall plan effort after a European inspection tour and cabinet discussions on funding Europe without harming the US economy.
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Washington
Special House Foreign Economic Committee
State Department
Rep. Herter
R-Mass
Senat
Europe
House
Capper
Kansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Marshall
Senate
United States
Secretar
Comerce Harriman
Aday
Truman
Stassen Declares He Will Not Seek VP Nomination
New York November 7 1947 Harold E Stassen said he is running for first place and would not accept the Republican vice presidential nomination in 1948. He asserted his bid for the top position in the party.
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New York
Harold E. Stassen
Byrd thanks voters from 25th district post election
The note from Harry F. Byrd Jr. thanks voters for support after Tuesday's election and pledges to serve the public welfare to the best of his ability. Also includes various local ads and notices such as for sale items and a fire company meeting.
George H Levi Dies Former Clarke Sheriff at 67
George Howard Levi 67, twice sheriff of Clarke County, died at his Berryville home at 9:35 p.m. He was born August 10, 1880, educated at Clay Hill Academy and VPI, and later farmed in Clarke County. He served as sheriff from 1906 to 1915 and then as Berryville postmaster, appointed 1919. He held civic roles in World War I War Savings drives, was treasurer of the War Chest, a Home Guard officer, and a Clarke County Democrat. He belonged to the Baptist church and Masonic lodge.
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George Howard Levi
Clarke County
Berryville
G. W. Levi
Sarah Horton Levi
Clay Hill Academy
VPI
Woodrow Wilson
Treasury
War Chest
Home Guard
Levi
Democratic Committee
Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Infants of Morphine Addict Mothers Warned in Chicago
A Chicago physician reports infants born to morphine addicted mothers exhibit withdrawal symptoms similar to addicts whose supply is cut. Without proper treatment these newborns risk convulsions in the first week. Dr. Perlstein notes past researchers wrongly believed morphine passes into milk.
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Chicago
Perlstein
Three County Deer Checking Stations Named for 3 Deer Season
Eight stations across the county will report and tag deer and bear under state law. Warden Earl L. Cather announced sites including Star Tannery Four Corners Service and E B Orndorff Store, Mt Falls Elsworth Dodson, Nails Service on Route 50, Cross Junction Butler's Service, Gore Service, Gainesboro Store, and M M Adams at Bosca wen and Amherst in Winchester. Deer are plentiful and hunters may take bucks with at least two prongs. bear bag limits apply. Small game season opens Saturday November 15 for turkeys quail rabbits and pheasants. Sundays are closed to wildlife hunting.
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Earl L. Cather
Four Corners
Orndorff
Star Tannery
Elsworth Dodson
Mt. Falls
Nails
Butler’s
Cross Junction
Gore
Gainesboro
M. M. ‘Adams
Boscawen and
Amherst Sts
Winchester
Cather
Frederick
Shenandoah
Warren
Diamonds Sought in Beckley Slaying Mystery
Police investigate the slaying of Beckley businessman E Ray Bailey and his neighbor Mrs Nellie Mae Rand at a remote embankment. Three rings worn by Rand are missing as investigators link shots found in Bailey car to the double murder.
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Beckley
W. Va
Anthony Scalise
Kenneth K. Rand
Nellie Mae Rand
E. Ray Bailey
Cassersby
Helf
Black Knight Country Club
Mrs. Rand
Bailey
H. C. Fullmer
Fullmer
Britain and United States mull provisional German parliament
Whitehall sources say Britain and the United States tentatively plan a provisional Parliament for Western Germany if a Big Four peace treaty stalls. The accord follows talks in London and Washington involving Lord Inverchapel and Sir William Strang with cautions on future East West German status.
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London
Whitehall
Britain
United States
Germany
Coaleane
Council of Foreign Ministers
Lord Inverchapel
Washington
William Strang
Strang
Washingtle
West Germany
Ee Tveve
Foreign Office
V. M. Molotov
GOP Abandons Tax Plans for Special Session
The Republican leaders signal postponing tax relief to January. Knutson notes a $4 billion tax cut would take effect Jan 1 1948 if enacted, with taxes first on the January agenda. Martin favors delaying action due to foreign aid and other legislation in the current session. Halleck says tax relief remains a goal but not a rush for the special session.
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Washington
Congress
Knutson
R-Minnd
House, Ways and Means
Martin
R-Mass
Rep. Halleck
Sloday
Ind
House
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Woodstock
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Luray
Loudoun
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Handley Bowl
Stassen
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
H. M. Lance
A. City
Spic & Span
Petti
Margaret L. Hodgson
F. W. Armstrong & Co
E. Piccadilly St
Oldsmobile
Ross St
E. S. Strosnider
Sss
Berryville Ave
Bath
Virginia Real Estate Co
Rouss Fire CO
Charlie Rouss Fire Co
B. F. Arthur, Jr
U. S
Prankfurt
George H. Levi
Clarke
France
GOP
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
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