Five Killed When Navy Transport Tanker Collide
Norfolk reports a collision east of Cape Henry between the Navy attack transport Ruchamkin and the Texas Co tanker Washington during amphibious warfare drills. Five Army personnel aboard the Ruchamkin died and six were injured. no crew injuries on either vessel. The tanker steamed to Philadelphia while the Ruchamkin and casualties were moved to Norfolk aboard the Fremont.
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Norfolk
Texas Co
Washington
Cape Henry
Navy
Ruchamkin
Philadelphia
U. S. S. Fremont
C. M. Day
Norfolk Naval Base
Naval
278Th Infantry Regiment
Tennessee National Guard
United Nations Counsel Feller Death Triggers Controversy
Abraham H. Feller, United Nations general counsel, leaped to his death from a 12th floor New York apartment amid U N scrutiny of loyalty charges against American UN staff. Secretary General Trygve Lie resigned last week citing strain from defending employees against smears. The incident follows a grand jury and Senator McCarran subcommittee inquiries. Feller’s wife and doctors reported a nervous breakdown and threats prior to the plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Abraham H. Feller
U. N
Trygve Lie
McCarran
World Organization
Feller
Lie
U. N. Post
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
Internal Security Subcommittee
Robert Morris
Senate
James Eastland
D-Miss
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Willis Smith
DNC
Morris
U. N. Legal Department
Alice
Shooting Match at Sunnyside Rides Prizes Turkey and Chicken
Lat November 15 1952 at Sunnyside one mile northwest of Winchester on Rt 522 hosts a shooting match starting 1 PM in a warm building. Prizes include turkeys and chickens. Also includes ads for Necchi sewing machines and local eateries and a Catholic church bazaar at Sacred Heart Church Hall Saturday November 15 at 8 PM with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Winchester
L. F
Buck” McDonald
Winchester Sewing Machine Co
W. Boscawen St
Mon
S. Braddock St
Sacred Heart
David Fahnestock
Margaret L. Hodgson
Branner's Sport Shop
Lodge Ready To Meet With Truman Aides
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. arrived in Washington to brief Eisenhower aides ahead of the January 20 transfer. He may report on Korea and the next budget as he prepares for talks with President Truman and top State and Defense officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Korea
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
State
Defense
Budget Bureau
Joseph M. Dodge
Lodge
John Kennedy
State Department
David Bruce
Acheson
Ladep
Prince Charles Turns Four Heir To British Throne
Britain marked Prince Charles's fourth birthday with flags atop Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London guns saluting. The national anthem played on BBC's morning newscast as Charles, heir to Queen Elizabeth II, receives gifts from close relatives while other presents go to palace staff children.
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London
Britain
Duke of Cornwall
Duke of
Buckingham Palace
Tny
Tower of London
British Broadcasting Corporation
Charles
FCC Examiner Approves ABC Paramount Merger Plan
FCC examiner Leo Resnick recommends approval of the United Paramount Theatres and American Broadcasting Co merger to form American Broadcasting Paramount Theatres Inc. The deal would create a major control shift in radio and TV with 644 theatres a 297 cities and five radio six TV outlets plus networks and stations across key markets. Opposition cites antitrust concerns but no blocking history exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Paramount Theatres, Inc
American Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Conmission
Leo Resnick
A.s
ABC
National Broadcasting Co
Columbiating System
FCC
Resnick
Commission
Theadio
United Paramount
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc
New York City
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Business leaders report bright outlook for six to nine months
SEA ISLAND Ga Managers of the nation's business consulting on outlook today reportedly find it good for the next six or nine months at latest. Members of the Commerce Department's Business Advisory Council meet in a four day closed door session here and acknowledge the Republican election sweep heightened their optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Island
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Weather Outlook for Richmond Virginia Nov 15 19
Extended Virginia outlook from Nov 15 to 19 shows temperatures averaging four to eight degrees above normal. Precipitation likely Tuesday or Wednesday, total may reach about a quarter inch.
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Richmond
Virginia
Hunters Urged to Prevent Fires as Season Opens
Officials rely on hunters to curb fires after bans lift with opening dates November 17 west of Blue Ridge and November 20 east. Rainy periods not yet enough to make forests safe. hunters asked to act quickly if fires start and to be ready to fight. Big Levels Federal Game Refuge opens bow and arrow hunting at 7 am with three days for archery. deer only allowed with no sex or antler limits. Refuge allows gun hunting the week of November 17. check in and out required at stations to aid game technicians. Tags required for turkey bear and deer. tagging promptly after kill and transport to nearest checking station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
George Dean
A. H. Anderson
George B . Mullin
J. Quinn
Commissioner of Game and Inland Fisheries
Aie
Henry S. Mosby
Pinpoint Hill Battle Rages in Kumhwa Front Amid Fog
ROK troops and Chinese forces clash through blood soaked trenches on Pinpoint Hill as darkness and ground fog fall. After 13 hours of fighting ROKs are part way up the slope, with hand to hand combat in foxholes and four hour counterattacks. Air support limited by rain.
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Seoul
John Randolph
Central Front
Kumhwa
Republic of Korea
ROK
Pinpoint
Fanat
Fifth Air Force
Lan Ski
North Korea
Sniper Ridge
Mother and eight children perish in Massachusetts fire
In Westport Massachusetts, Mrs Mary Audette 44 and eight children aged 3 to 17 died from smoke and heat in a kitchen fire. Father Aladdin Audette 47 and older son Daniel 19 were at work. four younger children were found on the floor while the mother and three others were in bed. Firefighters cooled upstairs rooms before recovering the bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Mass
Mary T. Audette
Aladdin
Daniel
Berkshire Fine
Far River
Indian girl defies hunger six months without food or water
In Madras and Mercara Coorg, 17 year old Dhanalakshmi astonishes doctors by claiming she has taken no food or water for six months yet remains weight-stable. Health officials say the case is perplexing as she continues to live cheerfully under observation.
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Madras
India
Dhanalakshmi
Mercara
Coorgs
Apple Plant Fire Destroys Hutteman Facility at Berryville
Fire swept the Hutteman apple processing plant in Berryville destroying the main two story frame building and 21 kilns. F. H. Hall, night foreman, perished. 50 workers were on site with no injuries reported among crew. Fire departments from Berryville Winchester and Charles Town aided. cause and extent of damage remain undetermined.
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Berryville
Winchester
Charles
F. H. Hall
Staunton
Fred Henry
Hall
F. C. Hutteman
C. J. Allen
Old Wender Building Demolition Begins Near McCrory’s
The Old Wender Building on Loudoun Street south of McCrory’s is being torn down. McCrory’s manager L C Wilt says plans call for an addition to the store. The separating alley is being moved to the south end of the lot to keep all under one roof.
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Wender
Loudoun St
McCrory’s
L. C. Wilt
Wonder
Shooting Match at Mile East Stephens City
A shooting event is listed for November 15 on Post Road at 00 PM near Stephens City. The notice provides minimal details and appears as an OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anges. Eo Post Rd
Mile
Stephens City
Reds Taken Behind U N Lines to Probe Killing of Medic
United Nations liaison officers conducted an investigation behind Allied lines into the killing of an American Navy medical corpsman near Panmunjom. Communist officers were escorted to a neutral corridor where a Marine guard ring protected the area. The medic was killed two days earlier. officials cited a bullet reportedly from Communist territory.
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Munsan
United Nations
Panmunjom
Tivons
U. S
Jesse Condon
Newport
R. I
Parents Visit Schools During National Education Week
Up to noon today 87 patrons had visited city schools this week as National Education Week progresses. John Kerr School hosted 233 mothers and fathers for a total of 272 visitors. Haney School had 16 visitors including 25 fathers and 140 mothers. Virginia Avenue School logged 250 visitors with no gender split recorded. Many more visitors were expected that afternoon as teachers noted strong father participation. County schools had no complete counts but similar turnout to last year, per the superintendent.
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Winchete
Ity
John Kerr School
Haney School
Virginia Avenue
Eisenhower and Dewey Meet on Korea and GOP Tasks
President elect Eisenhower hosts Gov. Dewey in Augusta for a policy talk on Korea and other GOP challenges. Dewey hinted for a cabinet post while planning a two year tenure as New York governor. Hagerty denied plans for a Moscow trip.
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Eisenhower
Dewey
Korea
Gop
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Korean War Zone
Truman
Defense
Augusta
Miami
Fla
Augusta National Golf Club
John S. Doud
John Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Moscow
New York Dispatch
Paris
Franc: Soir
Russia
Soviet Union
Tennessee Accepts Cotton Bowl Bid
Tennessee accepts invitation to meet Southwest Conference champion in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year’s Day. Athletic Director Bob Neyland says the Vols are glad to return to Dallas after defeating Texas 20 to 14 in the 1951 Cotton Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Dallas
Tex
Bob Neyland
Vols
Texas
Trailer Resident Still Unconscious
A Memorial Hospital spokesman said Jake Bennington, 45, found unconscious in his Stephens City house trailer Wednesday evening, remained in very serious condition and had not regained consciousness.
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Memorial Hospital
Jake Bennington
Stephens City
Dangers Facing Ike in Seoul Worry U S Military Police
The piece reports U S Army Police in Seoul fearing how to protect President Elect Eisenhower if he visits the Korean front or Seoul. It notes a battered city of about 800 000 with spies and malcontents amid poverty. Military police warn infiltrators cross the Han River at night and civilians are hard to distinguish from North Korean Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
U.S
Eisenhower
Han River
Carl R. Davis
Syngnanee
Sebga
Tropical Typhoon Batters Formosa: 65 Dead, 600 Hurt
A typhoon slammed Southwest Formosa causing at least 65 dead and 600 injured at Kaohsiung and the Tsoying naval base. Reports from other areas were fragmentary with many houses wrecked and widespread damage. Official figures varied as casualties rose and details remained scarce.
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Formosa
Taipeh
Aohsiung
China Tsoying
Tsoying
Kaohsiung
Byrd and Dodge Discuss Unspent Federal Balances
Sen. Byrd said President-Elect Eisenhower's budget adviser focused on large unexpended department balances. He and banker Joseph M. M. acted as intermediaries and urged cutting expenses, noting some 70 billion dollars unspent by July 1. Dodge called the Byrd meeting very satisfactory and said unspent funds enable continued overappropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Sen
Bird
D-Va
Eisenhower
Byrd
Joseph Mme
Virginia Democrat
Dody
Doage
Washington
Stevenson
Trumac
Congress
Dodge
C P Marks Named Richmond Manager of C P Telephone
C P Marks has been appointed manager of the Richmond office for C P Telephone Co Virginia He began in 1935 in Richmond after graduating from Randolph Macon College Ashland He earlier led the Winchester office 1947 1951 and served in World War II rising to captain in Field Artillery He later served in Germany and was active in civic groups and church men’s organizations in multiple localities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Marks
Richmond
C. & P. Telephone Company
Virginia
Marks
Randy- Macon College
Ash
Winchester
Norfolk
Field Artillery
Augsburg
Germany
Assignmens Marks
Winchester Chamber of Commverce
Apple Blossom Festival
Rotary Club
Red Cross
Loudoun
Hats sale at B S Shop on January 14, 1916
Public sale notice for hats at B S Shop scheduled for January 14 1916. Details limited in readable text.
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Prince Charles
National Fruit
National Fruit Product Company
York Imperials
National Fruit Lot
Winchester Star
Abc-Paramount
Business Outlook
Weather Outlook
U.N
Miami, Fla
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Seattle
Walter Williams
William
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
C& P Telephone Co
C.P. Marks
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