6 Nations Demand Chinese Withdrawal From Korean War
The United States and five other nations formally urged the United Nations Security Council to demand the immediate withdrawal of Communist forces from Korea. Britain France Cuba Norway and Ecuador joined the U S in sponsorship with China expected to support the measure. The council planned debate amid a risk of a Russian veto and possible move to the General Assembly.
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Russia
General Assembly
Red China
Korea
United States
Peiping
General MacArthur
U. N
Palestine
Porter McKeever
Lake Success
Britain
France
Ecuador
United Nations’ Korean Committee
Manchuria
MacArthur
Mao Tze-Tung
Five day Virginia weather outlook with Armistice holiday closures
The forecast covers Virginia with rain Monday totaling ¼ to ½ inch and temperatures near normal. Expect a cold Saturday, warmer Sunday, and colder Tuesday. Also note Armistice Day closings for several firms and a garbage collection correction for the holiday.
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Virginia
Phone Workers Launch New Strike Tactics Across Country
The CIO Communications Workers of America begins a nationwide strike tactic dubbed push button, with surprise picketing in Dallas Denver Newark and other cities to pressure Western Electric for higher wages. Long distance service slowed as operators refused to cross picket lines while local service largely held. Union seeks substantial wage increases beyond current 1.55 to 1.62 per hour and a longer contract. a federal mediation session was scheduled.
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New York
CIO Communications Workers of America
Western Electric Company
Western Electric
Dallas
Tex
Denver
Newark
New Jersey
Springfield
Missouri
Springfield Newspapers, Inc
KGBX
CIO Communication Workers of America
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bands Parade On Armistice Day Schedule Announced
Three musical groups will join veterans units in an Armistice Day parade forming at 10:30 on Cameron Street. The procession moves to Piccadilly and Loudoun before arriving at the courthouse for a 11:00 prayer and taps. Conrad Hoover American Legion Post hosts open house at 11:30 to 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musijal
Handley Band
Rouss
Gibson
Cameron Street
George Washington Hotel
Piccadilly
Loudoun
Legion
VFW
National Guard
Boy Scouts
Conrad Hoover
75.5 Percent of Goal Reached in Red Feather Campaign
The Winchester Frederick County Red Feather drive shows 75.5 percent of its $35 000 goal raised. The past three days added 946 with a new 100 Percenter Mc Phail Paint Store supporting Merch antile division. Current and proposed goals cover Industrial Service Merch antile Commercial Government Women County Professional Special Gifts and Organizations.
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Winchester- Frederick County
McPhail
Rosenberg Dies Alexandria Former Virginia Delegate
Maurice D. Rosenberg, 41, former member of the Virginia House of Delegates from Alexandria, died yesterday at Georgetown Hospital in Washington D C after an extended illness. Funeral services were held today.
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Alexandria
Maurice D. Rosenberg
Virginia House of Delegates
Georgetown Hospital
Washington, D. C
Britains Living Standard Is Down Says Lancaster
Terry Lancaster of the Southern Daily Echo warned at the Winchester Rotary Club that Britain's living standard has declined due to global developments. He cited nine industrial workers per farmer, half of food imports, and U S capital equipment boosting English production, predicting the Conservative Party’s return within six months.
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Britain
Terry Lancaster
Southern Daily Echo
Southampton
England
Winchester Rotary Club
U. S
United States
Winchester
Lancaster
McSherry Lapton
Byrd Enlists New Recruit for Economy Bloc
The Baltimore Sun reports Maryland's Senator-elect John M. Butler will join Senator Harry F. Byrd's economy bloc in January. Butler vows to cut at least 6 billion dollars from the Federal budget annually without harming defense or essential services. He says the Truman administration can achieve these savings.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Maryland
John M. Butler
Millard E. Tydings
Byrd
Truman
Polio Cases Decline 17 Percent Last Week
The Public Health Service reported a 17 percent drop in new polio cases during the past week. No details on locations or totals were provided in the teaser release.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Security agents circle British ports for peace congress
Authorities tightened controls at London Airport and major seaports to bar unauthorized travelers for a Communist inspired world peace congress in Sheffield. About 2,500 foreign delegates were invited, including 88 Russians. only 40 Russians received visas, with Shostakovich and Ehrenburg among those denied entry.
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London
Sheffield
Paris
John Paul Jones
New York Civil Liberties Union
World Alliance of International Friendship Through
British Peace Committee
Dmitri Shostakovich
Ilya Ehrenburg
Secretary Sawyer Forecasts Impact Of War on Industry
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer said the National Production Authority will rely on mandatory orders, not voluntary compacts, as the full impact of military buying is expected next spring or summer. He outlined steel expansion targets and noted bottlenecks in key ores while warning civilian output may shrink to meet defense needs.
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Washington
Sawyer
National Production Authority
NPA
Defense
Congress
Tibet Appeals to U N for Aid Against China
Tibetan sources say Tibet appealed to the United Nations on November 8 for aid and intervention against Chinese forces. No confirmation from U N headquarters or the Dalai Lama’s government in Lhasa. India reports no change in the front line as Chinese Red forces push south from Chamdo.
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New Delhi
Tibet
United Nations
U. N
Lake Success
Indian Foreign
Dalai Lama
Foreign Ministry
India
Lhasa
Red Force
Chamdo
Builders Get Permits For Dwellings In Winchester Area
In Winchester two new dwellings gain permits Eldred Frye 248 East St plans a 112 story brick residence at 537 Dunlap St costing 8000 while Paul B DeHaven 430 Virginia Ave proposes a 7500 one story frame dwelling at 337 Shenandoah Ave Permit also issued to Herman Hable 49 S Loudoun St to remodel a cinder block building at 1022 5S Loudoun St 1500 and Roy C Hillyard 104 North Ave to add a 26 by 30 foot addition at 624 Ross St costing 3000 In the county E W and Lula Smith Northwestern Grade receive permission to erect a six room frame semi bungalow and garage two miles south of Winchester Paper Mill Rd cost 4000
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Winchester
Eldred Frye
East St
Dunlap St
Paul B. DeHaven
Virginia Ave
Shenandoah Ave
Herman Hable
S. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Roy C. Hillyard
North Ave
Ross St
E. W. and
Lula Smith
Northwestern Grade
Paper Mill
Auto dealers closing for Armistice Day
Auto dealers association of Winchester says all member showrooms will close Saturday November 11 Armistice Day. Wanted young man draft exempt for bookkeeper duties at J W Grove Furniture Co 125 S Loudoun Winchester Va. High school education or equivalent required no experience needed apply now.
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Automobile Dealers Ass.n. of
Winchester
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
S.-Loudoun
Miller & Anderson Plumbing & Heating
E. Pall Mall St
James Wood High School
Subversives Group May Be Set Up in Senate by the GOP
A GOP plan to form a permanent Senate committee on un American activities emerges after gains in the elections. Talks include a joint House Senate investigative panel. Taft convenes a meeting of new Republican Senators to discuss strategy as Democrats may be courted to join.
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Senate
GOP
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Senate Committee
House Committee
House
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Senate Policy Committee
Connecticut
Barkley
McCarthy
R-Wis
Tydings
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Inquiry
Maryland
Senate UN- American Activities Committee
Mundt
R-Sd
Richard Nixon
California
Francis Case
South Dakota
Grand Jury Indicts Would-Be Assassin on Murder Charge
A federal grand jury indicted Oscar Collazo, 37, a Puerto Rican, for murder in the November 1 attack on Blair House that killed White House guard Coffelt during an attempted entry to the President's residence. Fellow intruder Torresola was killed. Collazo wounded. Conviction could bring death in the District of Columbia.
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Grand Jury
Washington
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Killin Coffelt
White House
Collazo
Grisello Torresola
Blair House
Secret Service
Floyd M. Boring
Ed Tehaan
Inset
Leo A. Rover
Torresola
District of Columbia
Ikke
Coffelt
Bayer
Wind Fueled Fire Drives Californians From Homes
A wind driven blaze in San Bernardino’s foothill district forced hundreds to flee as flames swept sparsely settled areas. Firefighters fought four hours to control the fire but could not estimate total homes lost, with numbers ranging from dozens to hundreds. Fourteen firefighters were injured by debris, paint peeled from a Forest Service truck, and evacuations reached nearly 300 residents moved to a school. Police used city buses to shuttle evacuees.
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San Bernardino
Calif
U. S. Forest Service
Cajon Pass
San Bernardino Mountains
Mojave Desert
Bar Revenue Funds Washington Research Efforts
In Washington state every hard liquor drink contributes a fraction of a cent to medical and biological research. About $600,000 this year goes to the University of Washington and the state college of Washington, with 60 percent to the medical school. License fees vary from $1,000 to $300, and administra tive costs are deducted before disbursement. The system, established two years ago, targets future annual research funding near a million dollars as it grows.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Seattle
University of Washington
State College of Washington
Washington
Nobel Literary Prize Goes to Faulkner and Russell
American novelist William Faulkner and British philosopher Bertrand Russell were named Nobel Prize in Literature winners for 1949 and 1950. Faulkner, of Oxford Mississippi, and Russell, an internationalized thinker, accepted the awards in Stockholm as the Nobel Foundation marked its 50th anniversary.
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Stockholm
Sweden
William Faulkner
Bertrand Russell
Swedish Academy
Faulkner
Oxford
Miss
Russell
Gustaf VI
Nobel Foundation
Sinclair Lewis
Pearl
Buck
Eugene O’neill
T. S. Eliot
Henri Bergson
Rudolph Eucken
Academy
Winston Churchill
Bendetto
Linkup of U S Tenth Corps and Eighth Army In North Korea
Allied forces formed a steel band across Korea as U S Tenth Corps from the east linked with Eighth Army from the west southeast of Tokchon. Chinese troops near Manchuria total about 300,000 with 60,000 already in Korea. U S jets hit tanks and supply lines near Sinuiju and the Yalu, with no reported losses. Marines reach near Changjin dam while a Kilcha advance runs about 11 miles north toward the Manchurian border.
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Seoul
North Korea
Eighth Army
William Jorden
Tokchon
Korea
Manchurian
U. S
Yalu River
Manchuria
Sinulju
Red
Sinuiju
Changjin
Winchester Cold Snap Drops Maximum to 48
Weather notes a record cold in Winchester with today’s high not exceeding 48 degrees and the coldest day since last spring. Tonight下降 partly cloudy and windy, with colder conditions. Saturday expected fair but cooler and lows possibly dipping into the teens in nearby West Virginia. A note from J A Garber thanks supporters after Tuesday’s polls and partisan reflections. A big party at 8:3 tonight at the South End Fire Co invites readers, plus a turkey promotion on page 11.
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Winchester
West Virginia
J. A. Garber
Virginia
Old Dominion
South End Fire Co
Real Estate Board Schedules Winchester Tax Equalization Sessions
Members of the Winchester Board of Equalization will meet in the Corporation Court Room at 2 00 PM on November 14 15 16 21 22 and 24 1950 to hear real estate assessments and complaints of inequalities. Last names A C hear Nov 14 D G Nov 15 H L Nov 16 M P Nov 21 Q Nov 22 T Z Nov 24. Southern States Winchester. Service all day Armistice Day Nov 11.
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Board of Equalization
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Corporation Court
T. G. Scully Howard J. Cahill
J. Ben Cather
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U.N
Weather Outlook
Commercial Small Loan
VA. Loan & Thrift Corp
Winchester Credit Corp
Watermelon Park
Berryville
John .A. Miller
Riteway Cleaners
N. Braddock St
E. Piccadilly St
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Charles Zuckerman
Kenneth Patton
Rosenberg
N. Korea
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Stephens City
White Post
Bray’s Place
Tenth Corps
Ti Miles
Cheeae
Kilcha
Wonton
Mercury
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