Concessions By Soviets Boost Big Four Hopes On Trieste Deal
In New York Molotov pressed Big Four to break deadlock on Trieste as Byrnes Bevin insist on a UN Security Council police under local government. The French proposal to give a UN governor power to appoint police and veto local actions moves toward a unified Trieste administration amid Italian Yugoslav tensions.
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Trieste
New York
V. M. Molotov
Foreign Ministers Council
Molotov
United Nations Security Council
James F. Byrnes
Bevin
United Nations
Byrnes
Maurice Couve de Murville
Security Council
Federal Reserve Eases Credit Rules Ahead of Christmas Boom
The Federal Reserve Board lifts most consumer credit controls by December 1, allowing parties to set their own terms for many purchases. Loans under 50 or over 2000 dollars are unrestricted, while autos and durable goods under the limits keep a one third down payment. Payments extend to 15 months for major items, with furniture still requiring 20 percent down.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Electric Integrator Solves Complex Problems in Russia
London dispatch reports Moscow radio announces the design for an electric integrator able to solve complex mathematical problems within hours. Plans for the apparatus were drawn by the Institute of Electrical Modeling and the project includes testing of machines and airplanes under stress conditions.
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London
Moscow Radio
Institute of
Deer season turns tragic with multiple hunting incidents
The deer season reports two Virginia deaths and one in Shenandoah, with a Frederick County accident injuring a 15 year old, Carlton Ramey Jr. of Gainesboro. Other incidents include teenage discharges in Shenandoah and Bath counties and a pellet injury in Cross Junction.
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Virginia
Shenandoah
Shenandoah County
Old Dominion
Frederick County
Carlton Ramey, Jr
Gainesboro
Boyd Ramey
Hayfield
Bath
Roscoe Honaker
Callahan
Alleghany County
Mountain Grove
Ira T. Hornbarger
Bath County
New Storm Strikes Rockies Hampering Colorado Rescue Efforts
A new storm moved south along the eastern Rockies bringing snow to Montana Wyoming and Eastern Colorado where many families are marooned and livestock losses loom. The Weather Bureau warned of strong winds light snowfall and low temperatures impacting Red Cross and Army relief efforts.
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Denver
Montana
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Red Cross Army
Rush
Colorado Springs
Hugo
Karval
Kate
Grandma) Taylor
Washington Negro Hit By Truck In Hospital
Ennis Sylvestres Finn a 55 year old colored man from Washington DC was seriously injured when struck by a truck on US Route 11 two miles south of Winchester Bristol Tennessee driver said he did not see Finn in time to avoid impact Finn was taken to a hospital with a fractured arm leg and head lacerations condition listed as fair and the driver was exonerated of any wrongdoing
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Ennis Sylvestres Finn
Washington
D. C
Winchester
Bristol
Tenn
Weather Snapshot Reflects Mild Temperatures
Daily temperatures show a high of 52 and a low of 76 today, compared with year ago readings of 59 and 32. The unusual high for the day hints at warm conditions persisting despite cooler nights.
Romulo Attacks Veto and Calls for Reform at UN
Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, Philippine delegate, criticized Soviet veto usage at the United Nations Assembly. He warned of an atomic arms race and urged Charter revision allowing the Assembly to act without Security Council blockage. A British plan to modify veto rules was outlined for Big Five consultations likely to begin Monday with France proposing a temporary veto pause. The United States was expected to back the plan.
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N. Y
Carlos P. Romulo
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Security Council
Romulo
Assembly
Ernest Bevin
France
General Assembly
United States
Britain
Southern States Meeting at Sarah Zane Draws Large Crowd
About 350 farm people from the Winchester area attended the annual Southern States local membership meeting at the Sarah Zane Fire Hall. Highlights included the Southern States Cooperative report, a technicolor sound movie, and the election of two new board directors D L Russell and W R Thompson.
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Winchester
Southern States
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
M. S&s
White Post
Marine
W. E. Marine
Harrisonburg
Roy W. Ferguson
Winchester Petroleum Cooperative
Walker McClond
L. O. Dick
Clearbrook
L R. Boyce
R. C. Peacemake
Whitacre
J. Thomas McKee
Ee Martin
Pusken Stephens Itr
Frederick County AAA Elections In Near Future
J L Hershman chairman of the County Agricultural Conservation committee said farmers in Frederick County will receive notices about annual elections of community and county farmer committees. Each of the thirteen communities will elect three committeemen two alternates plus a delegate and alternate to the county convention. About 1100 producers are eligible and voting requires participation in the 1946 Agricultural Conservation Program or a contract with the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation.
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Frederick County
J. L. Hershman
County Agricultural Conservation
AAA
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Reali
Area Teachers Prepare for State Meeting in Richmond
Virginia educators from Chester, Clarke, Frederick counties travel to Richmond for the Virginia Education Association annual convention November 26 to 29. Delegates include Dudley Bennett, Mrs. Andrew Bell, Miss Barbara Bragg, and others. sessions cover department meetings, teacher training, and the teacher shortage with remarks by Gov Tuck, State Superintendent Miller, and VEA president Kyle. Harold Benjamin will speak at the final session.
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Chester
Richmond
Virginia Education Association
Capital City
Dudley Bennett
Andrew Bell
Handley Schools
Barbara Bragg
Boyce
Clarke County
Frederick County
Robert E. Ayler
Stephens City
James C. Gordon
Ethel Cooper
Millers
Grace Clevenger
Stonewall
Anne P. Starling
VEA
Department of
Department of Teacher Training
Virginia Association of School Trustees
Governor's Mansion
J. Blanton Belk
St. Giles Presbyterian Church
Tuck
G. Tyler Miller
Z. T. Kyle
Harold Benjamin
U. S. Office of Education
Wanped Cider Apples Dance Night Ad
An advertisement for WANPED CIDER APPLES H. J. HEINZ CO invites readers to weekly dance events every Saturday and Sunday night. The notice reproduces a venue schedule and ongoing social activity at the Heinz establishment.
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H. J. Heinz CO
Hay Planed To Reach Snowbound Colorado Livestock
Rescuers battle back to back storms as a fresh Colorado snowstorm halts ground relief. A plane from Pueblo drops bales of hay to feed cattle and sheep stranded in deep drifts while subfreezing temperatures hinder thawing and land routes remain blocked.
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Colorado
Rockies
Pueblo
Colo
International
Stettinius Sees Mutual Ground for Big Five Peace Labs
Edward R. Stettinius Jr urged patience and faith that China France Great Britain the Soviet Union and the United States will find a mutually satisfactory basis of collaboration in peace as they did in war. He spoke at the University of Richmond inauguration stressing education’s role in shaping world leaders for a new era of global cooperation.
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Big Five
Richmond
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
China
France
Great Britain
Soviet Union
United States
George Matthews Modlin
University of Richmond
University of Virginia
United Nations Assembly
Dr. Modlin
Woodmen of the World Memorial Service Set
The Woodmen of the World Hickory Camp No 34 will hold a memorial service for members who served in World War II on Friday November 22 at 2 p m at Odd Fellows Hall. J E Brown state manager is expected to attend and a special program is planned. Families are invited. The IOOF will also hold its annual Thanksgiving program on Sunday December 1 with details to follow.
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Woodmen of the World
Hickory Camp
No. 34
Odd Fellows Hall
J. E. Brown
W. QO. W
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Four Byrd Expedition Ships Arrive at Norfolk Station
Four ships preparing to sail to the Antarctic with Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd are at Norfolk Naval Station. The vessels include the flagship and seaplane tender, plus the Over Canisteo and the destroyer Bronsor, with a helicopter installed on one ship.
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Rfolk
Pintsweer
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Norfolk Naval Station
Fine Island
Canisteo
Bronsor
Liberty Miners Hesitate Before Christmas Strike
In a Western Pennsylvania mine town around Christmas, Montour No. 10 miners say they will strike if their contract is void, though many prefer not to. Veterans like Thomas McMonagle question working without a contract, while others blame leaders and fear personal costs if a strike occurs.
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Reir John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Thomas McMonagle
Montour No. 10
Labor Rebels In Commons Ready For Showdown
Labor party rebels opposing Bevinite policy prepared for a House of Commons showdown could face expulsion from the party. The move had backing from The Times, while Anthony Eden voiced support for Bevin’s course in promoting United Nations authority and rule of law. If a vote of confidence occurs, the government was seen likely to win easily.
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London
Labor Party
House of Commons
Britain
London Times
Bevin
Anthony Eden
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Eden
United Nations
Are
Krug May Take To Radio As Lewis Threatens Strike
Washington reports a showdown between the administration and John L. Lewis as 400000 soft coal miners face a potential halt of production under a government contract. Attorney General says contract binding. Krug may address miners by radio to urge continued mining despite Lewis bid to terminate the contract next Wednesday midnight.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Krug
Showdown Over Soft Coal Contract Looms in Washington
In Washington on November 16 John L. Lewis pushes for reopening the government seized soft coal contract. Interior Secretary Krug and Attorney General Clark say the contract stands. A 60 day work period is proposed with mines to revert to owners if no new agreement is reached.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Krug
Clark
Ees
Rse
Failing Health May Shield Bilbo From Senate Move
Washington reports that health concerns may delay or block the Senate seating challenge to Theodore G Bilbo. A Republican sub committee plans public hearings in Mississippi as Bilbo, 89, recovers from a mouth injury and an auto accident.
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Bilbo
Senate
Bridges
R-Nh
Hickenlooper
R-Iowa
Tater Odes
Senate Cam
Mississippi
Senato
Theodore G. Bilbo
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