Bevin Calls For New Code Of Conduct On Veto Use
Trieste clearing discussions rise as Bevin urges a new code for veto use. The UN is asked to sanction the procedure while France seeks a pause in veto talks until foreign ministers act. Ministers hope Trieste deadlock may break, potentially speeding German peace talks and disarmament plans.
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Bevin
Trieste
San Francisco
United Nations
France
Assembly
Britain
United States
Germany
Byrnes
Gore hunter tops county with 254 pound deer
G L Jones of Gore killed a 254 pound deer the largest in the county during the three day season which ends today. Other notable kills included Lee Garber Winchester 200 pounds 10 points and Anderson Gore 162 pounds 11 points. Several bear and buck sightings were reported across nearby counties with over 500 people visiting a bear at North Mountain.
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G. L.’ Jones
Gore
Jones
Franks
Lee Garber
Winchester
Anderson
Ts i Gees
W. Va
Hardy
North Mountain
Harold and
Alden May
Alexandria
Fae McFarland
O. G. Miller
Front Royal
Billseale
John Kline
M. B. Kline
L. F. Miller
Jessie Lupton
Yellow Springs
W. B. Michael
Harry Myers
Page County
Gap Run
P. B. Wright
William Mae
Char McParland
Paul G. Anderson
Leonard McFarland
William Frenzel
McLain
Gerald Luttrell
Cross Junction
Charles E. Garber
Lucilo . G. O
Wreckage of Lost Airliner Scattered on Mount Cobblestone
A DC 3 airliner crashed in a heavy rain and windstorm near Burbank California. Eleven aboard. five badly burned bodies found. six others believed buried in debris. Captain or First Officer identity uncertain. Private flyer Joseph Tautkas, missing since Friday, survived after two days wandering in the Teach mountain area.
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Mount Cobblestone
Burbank
Cal
Ventura County
Dolney Cummings
Garrellee van Nuys
Ted Mathias
Whittier
Associated Press
Joseph Tautkas
Roscoe
Calif
Fillmore
Tautkas
Confederate Vets Remain Few as War Dead Reach 600000
Richmond reports only about 110 Confederate veterans of the Civil War still alive, averaging around 100 years old. Virginia lists 433 survivors with monthly pensions of 100 dollars, including J A Spicer in Washington and J M Cannaday in Floyd, among others across states from Florida to Texas and South Carolina.
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Richmond
Gray
Alden Howell
Waynesville
N. C
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
Arkansas
Louisiana
South Carolina
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Virginia
J. A. Spicer
Washington, D. C
J. M. Cannaday
Floyd
C. W. Cardwell
Concord Depot
Nat Robertson
Ares
C. B. Mabry
Hills
Aaron W. DeHart
Vestar
E. Eaton
Groupo
John Salling
Slant
James E. Dickerson
Suffolk
Charles W. Matthews
Bluefield
Julius Franklin Howell
Bristol
Theodore N. Mayo
Norfolk
George Banister
Diplomat Passenger Train Derails in West Virginia
Near Newburg West Virginia three Diplomat locomotives derailed early today as engineer R E Knight died when the Diesel plunged into his locomotive. Eight passenger cars were not derailed and no passengers were hurt. Tracks were blocked but service planned to resume with delays.
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Newburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Virginia
R. E. Knight
Slaughter to Speak at Kiwanis Banquet for Handley Martinsburg
F R Butch Slaughter former All American guard at Michigan and line coach at Virginia will address the Handley and Martinsburg football squads at a 6 30 p m banquet in Sarah Zane Hall Martinsburg Kiwanis club hosts invite Art Guepe Cavaliers coach expected to attend program opens with America and flag salute Invocation by Capt Clyde Koon Salvation Army Handley Boys Glee Club to perform Handley Martinsburg principals and football coaches to be introduced Captains to respond Slaughter to give address after dinner
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F. R
Butch” Slaughter
Michigan
University of Va
Kiwanis
Handley and Martinsburg
Sarah Zane Hall
Art Guepe
Cavaliers
Slaughter
Winchester
Martinsburg Kiwanis
Millner
Wayne Millner
Notre Dame
Martinsburg
America
Clyde Koon
Salvation Army
Sue Tokes
Handley Boys Glee Club
Gwendolyn Haynes
John Warner
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Handley and Martinsburg High Schools
Yenan Stripped in Expectation of Chiang Assault
Yenan, in the expectation of a Central Government assault led by Chiang Kai-shek, is being stripped of hospitals, schools, factories, and other resources to hinder an invader and to signal a decisive break with Nanking. Gen. Chou En-lai signals a strategic move amid mounting danger.
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Yenan
Chiang
China
Chou En-Lai
Nanking
Ina Chiang Kai-Shek
Slippery Roads Behind Three Regional Crashes
State Trooper J S Fant investigated three accidents caused by slick road conditions. A 1941 Ford driven by James Lester Price and a 1942 Plymouth coupe driven by John William Mault collided west of Double Tollgate on Route 277. injuries were contusions. A 1941 Plymouth driven by Bernard Ralph Maschauer rammed a telephone pole on Route 50 near Paris. several people suffered contusions and lacerations and were treated at Winchester hospital. A 1941 Cadillac driven by Cecil Jasper Tamm ran off near Byrd Orchards, damaging a stone fence while skidding to avoid another vehicle.
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J. S. Fant
Double Tollgate
Route 277
Ford
James Lester Price
White Post
John William Mault
Strasburg
Raymond Lee Pope
Woodrow W. Harrold
Mault
Plymouth
Bernard Ralph Maschauer
Mr. Ranier
Route 50
Paris
Dorothy Ann Bowman
Margaret
Esther Richards
Mt. Ranier
Sidney G. Newman
Brentwood
Winchester Hospital
Berryville
Cecil Jasper Tamm
Leesburg
Byrd Orchards
Eteets
Truman Faces Uncertain Congress Ahead of New Session
Washington report signals difficulty for President Truman to unite Democrats behind his legislative program with a Republican dominated Congress in January. He may drop past proposals while Southern Democrats resist, and a push to keep Roosevelt era goals like anti poll tax and anti lynching faces GOP and liberal critiques. Governor Kerr is eyed as Democratic national chair, with Hannegan's resignation anticipated.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Senate
Roosevelt
New Deal
Pepper
D-Fila
White House
Robert S. Kerr
Robert E. Hannegan
Hannegan
Kerr
Antique Auction at Patton's Hall in Winchester Va
Miles B. Dean announces an antique auction on November 20 at 10 a.m. at Patton's Hall 1601 S Main St Winchester Virginia. The brief notice provides date time and venue for the sale.
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Patton’s Hall
S. Main St
Winchester
Unprecedented Profits Grave Threat-Murray
President Philip Murray opened the CIO convention in Atlantic City with a warning that unprecedented profits of industry threaten the American economy. He said corporate profits after tax, estimated at 15 billion dollars this year, pose the gravest threat to free enterprise as a wage struggle looms.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Philip Murray
CIO
Murray
Red Cross Case Worker Rushes To Ky Disaster
Ashland Kentucky November 18 a Red Cross case worker from Alexandria Virginia arrived to help 18 homeless families after a fire that killed two people and destroyed four buildings and two nearby houses. Salvation Army headquarters provide temporary housing for 71 displaced. Dead are Arthur Henry Bolton 67 and Hilma Hall Boggs 39. A five month old girl was saved by her father leaping to safety into a relative’s arms. The Johnson family also escaped by jumping to a lower roof and ground with others aiding. Katherine Bostic 16 suffered bruises and cuts.
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Ashland
Red Cross
Alexandria
Salvation Army
Ashland Red Cross
Burris Henley
Arthur Henry Bolton
Hilma Hall Boggs
George S. Kimblen
Andrew Johnson
Kimblen
Ed Johnson
Andrew Johnsons
Katherine Bostic
Walter Heatwole Dies Suddenly While Hunting
Walter Dewitt M Heatwole Jr 32 of 322 North Braddock street died Saturday at 2 pm of a heart attack while hunting in the Shenandoah foothills 18 miles west of Harrisonburg He had recovered from a prior attack and was well known in Rockingham county and Winchester He was born March 30 1914 in Dayton son of Walter Dewitt and Zella Heatwale He attended Dayton High School Shenandoah College and later moved to Winchester in 1937 where he owned Heatwale Motors and ran his business
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Walter Dewitt M Heatwole, Jr
Braddock Street
Shenandoah Mountain
Harrisonburg
Mr. Heatwole
Rockingham County
Winchester
Dayton
Walter Dewitt
Zella Heatwale
Shenandoah College
Heatwale Motors
Missing and Feared Dead After Typhoon on Negroes Island
Manila reports at least 500 residents missing and feared dead after a Nov. 12 typhoon and floods on Negroes Island. Presidential Secretary Emilio Abello says 260 died in Isabel town. other reports unclear. Separately, Tokyo notes Iwo Jima battened down for another typhoon expected to strike around midnight.
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Manila
Manila Bulletin
Negroes Island
Emilio Abello
Isabel
Tokyo
Iwo Jima
Iwo
Sumer
Government Obtains Court Order Restraining Lewis And United Mine Workers
Virginia governor pledges police protection for miners who wish to work under federal coal program. He sent copies of his message to coal operators and to Secretary Krug, stressing law and order and readiness to prosecute any unlawful interference.
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Lewis and
United Mine Workers
Richmond
Tuck
Virginia
United States
Coal Corporation
Secretary of the Interior Krug
U. S
Commonwealth
Krug
L. McCarthy Downs
Disheartening Chest Funds Tabulations Hit Seven Agencies
Community Chest officials report total contributions to seven member agencies fall below last year’s estimate of 15000. Individual donations average only slightly above last year’s per agency amounts as Winchester Frederick County workers face a lower yield than planned. The Chest plan pools drives and introduces payroll deductions to reduce duplication and effort while pursuing the 30000 goal.
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Community Chest
Boy and Girl Scouts
Sacred Heart Boys Club
Salvation Army
Gertrude Barton Day Nursery
Children’s Home Society
Negro Day Nursery
Winchester-Frederick County
32 000 Miners Walk Out In Four States
Pittsburgh dispatch reports about 32,000 miners quitting work in Pennsylvania Virginia Illinois and Alabama ahead of a Wednesday deadline. Heavy absenteeism hits Pittsburgh area mines including five of 14 owned by Pittsburgh Coal Co and four closed captive mines. Government actions include a 25 percent cut in coal locomotive passenger service and a temporary restraining order to bind John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers from striking or breaching contracts.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal Co
SFA
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Vesta
Republic Steel
Clyde
Crescent
Washington
Justice Department
Allen Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Justice,Department
Justicement
Goldsborough
Te Om
United Mine Workers
Secretary of the Interior
Truman
Federal District Courts
Congress
Maryland
Justicesooga
Florida
Socialists weighing bid for Communist united front in France
Paris report says French Socialists weighing a Communist proposal for a leftist united front to back a Communist president in the Fourth Republic. After a Socialist National Council meeting they agreed to hear the idea and vote in two weeks following heavy Socialist losses in the National Assembly election.
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Paris
Fourth Republic
France
Socialist National Council
National Assembly
Assembly
Popular Republican
MRP
Temperatures Roll Back as Cold Wave Lingers
A weather note records today’s high near 44 degrees, four degrees cooler than the year ago high of 63. The unseasonable chill continues with temperatures not yet lifting, signaling a colder spell for residents and stores.
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G. L. Jones
H. J. Heinz CO
Maryland Party
Miles B. Dean
Walter Heatwole
Gov. Tuck
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Weirton Steel Corp
Weirton
W.va
Office of Defense Transportation Today
Communist Party
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