Should 18 Year Olds Have Vote Debate Rages On
The Inquiring Photographer surveys 18 year olds and others on lowering the voting age. A large majority favor giving 18 year olds the vote, arguing they can fight for the country and are better educated now. Some oppose, saying experience comes with age.
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Sarah Smiley
Kent
Uncle Sam
Jimmy Blackburn
Lppeandiae
Eee
Dia Sigros
Braddock
J. F. Payne
Upperville
Melvin Akens
USN
Virginia Ave
H. W. Jackson
Montague Ave
Lodge-Dodge team clears way for Ike Truman talks
Eisenhower aides Lodge and Dodge quietly clear the way for a White House conference with Truman. Lodge gathers top secret information while Dodge watches budget preparations. meeting to focus on foreign policy defense and money matters with Acheson Lovett Snyder Harriman present. Republicans plan a festive arrival in Washington for Ike Tuesday.
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Warren Rogers
Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Detroit
Joseph Dodge
Lodge
Budget Bureau
Dodge
Senate
Lodge-Dodge
Congress
Sen
Bridges
New Hampshire
White House
State Acheson
Defense Lovett
Treasury
Snyder
W. Averell Harriman
Korea
Augusta
Ceiling Price Of Coal Boosted
The government raised the ceiling price of coal with increases up to 75 cents per ton for soft coal and $1.35 per ton for Pennsylvania anthracite. Soft coal hikes take effect immediately for sales to Oct 1. hard coal increases begin Sunday. The move offsets a $1.50 daily wage raise for soft coal miners and anticipated hard coal costs.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Pennsylvania
OPS
Wage Stabilization Board
United Mine Workers
Trailer Resident Dies After Unconscious in Stephens City
Jake Bennington 45 a house painter found unconscious in his Stephens City trailer Wednesday died at Memorial Hospital at 4 55 am. An autopsy planned to determine cause as neighbors cite fumes from coal oil lamps and stove though hospital officials noted the death pending autopsy. His wife recovered and is with sister Mrs Horace Orndorff. Funeral set Monday 2 pm at Stephens City Methodist Church with Rev Charles A York officiating. Burial Greenhill Cemetery. Pallbearers named Courtney Bennington Claude Bennington Horace Orndorff Amiel Cooley Elwood Mauck Clayton Bennington. He survived by siblings Mont Don Leon Mrs Everett Slemp Mrs Onas Copenhaver Mrs Fred Hackler and others. He was son of the late Mr and Mrs J W Bennington.
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Jake Bennington
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Horace Orndorff
Buchanan
Clayton Bennington
Ernestine Smith
Mont Bennington
Chapel
Neb
Don Bennington
Rockport
Leon Bennington
Omaha
Everett Slemp
Woodlake
Onas Copenhaver
Wytheville
Fred Hackler
Kingsport
Tonn
J. W. Bennington
Crocketts
UN Planes Set Red Troop Area Afire
U S Air Force Thunderjets attacked a large Communist troop concentration in North Korea burning buildings and ammunition stores. First Lt Calvin C Davey of Flint Michigan downed a MIG-15 in Mig Alley as South Korean troops won back Pinpoint Hill on Sniper Ridge after two hours of battle. United States and ROK forces pushed Reds from the peak toward tunnels and caves on the Yoke peninsula.
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Seoul
U. S
Air Azar
North Korea
Northwest Korea
Republic of Korea
U S Officials Fund Textbook by Red Author in Germany
U S officials in Germany admitted paying 200 000 marks toward a new history textbook and distributing 1 100 copies before discovering author Arno Peters a German born ex journalist and Communist party member had injected communism into world history The commission impounded 9 200 copies and halted Peters private printing and public reading room sponsorships across West Germany.
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Bom
Germany
U. S
U.S
Rep Stanley Seeks Democratic Nomination For Virginia Governor
Rep. Thomas B. Stanley of Virginia's Fifth District reaffirmed plans to seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He disclosed the intention during visits with friends in Strasburg and Front Royal while touring Northern Virginia, though he has not officially announced candidacy.
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Rep
Stanley
Strasburg
Thomas B. Stanley
Fifth
Virginia
Trouble-Shooter Assignments Seen for Dewey
President elect Eisenhower mulls keeping the National Citizens for Eisenhower Committee active while Dewey emphatically avoids a cabinet post. Walter Williams, campaign chairman, met with Eisenhower to discuss the group’s future and potential major appointment for Williams.
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Dewey
Augusta
Eisenhower
National
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
Walter Williams
Seattle
Citizens Committee
Eisnhower
Williams
Madden Seeks UN Action Over Wartime Polish Officers Killings
Representative Madden says Congress should hand UN evidence from a yearlong House committee probe into the 15 000 Polish officers killed in wartime. He urges UN action on Korea troops abuses and crimes behind the Iron Curtain, including genocide claims against the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Madden
D-Ind
Congress
United Nations
House Co
U. N
Korea
Russia
World Court
Fall From Moving Car Hurts Child Slightly
Hospital authorities report five year old Elizabeth Ann Owens daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin K Owens Route 2 was in good condition after falling from a moving car at one p m yesterday. She suffered cuts and facial brushings but no serious injuries.
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Elizabeth Ann Owens
Calvin K. Owens
Route 2
Clark seeks four more divisions in Korea as offensive plan
The Sun-Times reports Gen. Mark Clark asked the Defense Department to send three or four additional American divisions to Korea. He aims to mount a new major offensive and says the stalemate harms U S prestige. Eisenhower may face a tough choice with Clark's request.
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Clark
Korea
Chicago
Sun-Times
Mark Clark
Defense Department
Washington
Frederick Kuh
Tokyo
U. S
Eisenhower
The
Sun- Times
Iranian diplomat Nasrolah Entezam eyed as UN secretary general
Nasrolah Entezam of Iran emerges as the likely successor to Trygve Lie as United Nations secretary general though he says he is not a candidate. The report notes his soft spoken demeanor and prominent diplomatic role.
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United Nations
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Trygve Lie
U. N
Entezam
Fog Shuts New Jersey Turnpike After 40-Vehicle Pileup
A dense fog on the New Jersey Turnpike caused seven chain reaction crashes early today, killing a 21 year old sailor from New York City and injuring at least 26 others as about 40 vehicles were involved. The 118 mile road was closed for four hours from Wadbridge to Ridgefield.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey Turnpike
Wadbridge
George Washington Bridge
Ridgefield
Stevenson outlines Democratic hopes as nation needs opposition
Gov Stevenson in Arizona says the Democratic party should be a positive intelligent opposition and a useful instrument for the nation. He declines specifics on future plans while finishing his Springfield duties through mid January and notes newspapers counted against him. He spoke from an old adobe trading post after leisure activities and a hunting plan.
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Tucson
Ariz
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Arizona
de la Osa ‘She Bear
Here
Springfield
Typhoon Toll Mounts in Formosa Deaths and Damage
Southern Formosa reports 181 dead 974 injured and 12 million dollars in damage from a tropical typhoon that struck Thursday night and Friday morning. No Americans listed among dead. US military installations and the Toying naval base were affected. Sixty more deaths added from fishermen drowned off Taiwan. Officials fear higher toll as reports continue to come in. Building materials prices doubled amid rebuilding efforts.
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Triphe
Formosa
Hunters All Night At Metropolitan Restaurant
The Metropolitan Restaurant stays open all night during hunting season for patrons. This convenience listing notes late hours aligning with hunters seeking meals after outings.
Flying Soldiers Die In Korean Air Transport Crash
A C 119 transport returning soldiers from Japan crashed into a Korean mountain east of Seoul killing 44 people including 37 passengers and seven crewmen. The wreckage blocked by rugged terrain hindered rescue as helicopters supplied aid and bodies were carried out on foot. An Air Force probe from Tokyo was announced.
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Robert Tuckman
Seoul ‘Oon
Japan
Air Force
Seoul
Five Hurt When Freight Hits Derailed
Five persons were injured early today when the Pennsylvania Railroad Manhattan Limited derailed near Loudonville Ohio. The 12 car passenger train bound for Chicago from New York jumped the tracks and was struck by a 97 car freight train. Four wreck trains worked at the scene as officials investigated delays and injuries.
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Loudonville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhattan Limited
Chicago
New York
Mansfield General Hospital
Marianne Gegalvo
Porter
Percy Dixon
Alliance
Thomas Solanos
St. Louis
Millicent Dock
Iwo Harbors
Minn
Albert Runyon
Crestline
Factors Cited By Moore On Big Apple Industry
E Blackburn Moore, president of the National Apple Institute and Virginia House of Delegates member, identifies trade barriers, low prices during the great depression, overlarge crops, and competition from fresh vegetables as key forces shaping the apple industry over 30 years.
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E Blackburn Moore
National Apple Institute
Moore
Virginia House of Delegates
Berryville
Moore and Dorsey
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Ottawa
Branner’s Sport Shop and local notices advertise hunting gear
An advertising page lists hunting ammo including Jap 77 and Jap 258 at Branner's Sport Shop 15 W. Boscawen St plus a note that The Curly Top Beauty Shop opens Monday Nov 17 and a Glow Restaurant entry appears.
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Pace
Branner’'S
W. Boscawen St
Winchester
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