Nationalist Taing Accuses Russia of Pervasive Influence in China
Tsiang Kai-shek's delegate to the United Nations charges 45,000 Soviet agents dominate China’s political, economic, and cultural life. He says Russia engineered the Chinese civil war, backs Mao, and pushes China into Korea and Tibet conflicts. He urges a UN commission of inquiry and notes shifts in Chinese representation debates at the Assembly.
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Lake Success
China
T. F. Tsiang
United Nations
Tsiang
Russia
Peiping
Moscow
Tsaing
Chiang Kai-Sheck
U.N
South Korea
Tibet
Mao Tze-Tung
U. N
Trygve Lie
Lie
Security Council
Food and Bake Sale Benefit at Sears Roebuck Office
November 22 at 10 am a bake sale for the Women’s Guild of the Reformed Church will be held at the Sears Roebuck office. Proceeds aid church programs and activities.
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Sears Roebuck
Benefit Women’s Guild Reformed Church
Heating Oils Prompt Delivery Available
No. 2 and No. 4 fuel oil heat offered by Oil Heat Inc with contact numbers 3855 and 3877 at 413 N Cameron. Rouss party hosts weekly gatherings at Rouss Hall Wednesdays at 8 pm. The Jack Coffee Shop to be closed Thurs Fri Sat. open Mon. Turkey dinners with all trimmings served Thanksgiving Day from 1 am to 9 pm at Fort Loudoun Restaurant.
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Fuel Oil Heat, Inc
N. Cameron
ROUSS
Rouss Hall
Rouss Fire CO
Jack Coffee
J. P. Hershberger
Fort Loudoun
Frederick County deer kill report opens three day hunt
A Frederick County tally shows 68 deer killed locally as the three day season begins amid cold conditions. Across the state two men died and a third was seriously injured in hunting incidents. Ray Grove of Selma Va died when a companion’s gun discharged during reload. A Galax hunter was shot in the head near Elk Creek. Foy Hodges is listed in very serious condition. Roy Whitaker Smart of Charleston W Va died of a heart attack while hunting in Bath County. Over 100000 hunters took part in opening weekend with 5000 in Bath. Local bucks include Bernard Grim of Winchester and Gilbert Line with multi point racks.
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Frederick County
Woodlands
Ray
Turk) Grove
Selma
Grove
Augusta County
Craigsville
Elk Creek
Foy Hod
Roy Whitaker Smart
Charleston
W. Va
Warm Springs
Bath County
Bath
Shenandoah
Warren
Frederick
Shenandoah County
Warren County
Bernard C. Grim
Winchester
Guy
Fairview Ave
Gilbert
Charles St
Bucks
Only 150 Know All About Bomb Revealing Size Could Declassify
Washington officials say most people know bomb basics but about 150 individuals truly understand every detail. Chairman Gordon Dean suggests declassifying size weight and shape to reduce security checks while preserving essential secrecy. He may push Congress to amend the Atomic Energy Act to protect sensitive data and speed progress.
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Washington
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S. News and World Report
Dean
Congress
Russia
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Tydings
D-Md
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Tyings
AEC
Pedestrian Killed on US Route 11 Near Don Dee Camp
A fatal accident on US Route 11 near Don Dee Cottage Camp in Rockingham County killed George Shifflet 62 of New Market when struck by a car driven by J Foley of Baltimore Maryland. The same day Roy A Lee of Winchester suffered a broken jaw in a Middletown crash while driving a 1949 or 1950 Nash. his car hit a tree near the Wayside Inn.
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George Shifflet
New Market
Don Dee Cottage Camp
Rockingham County
J. 8. Foley
Baltimore
Shifflet
Roy A Lee
Winchester
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Eugene McInturff
Lee
Wayside Inn
Tobin Expected to Resign as DNC Chairman
The Boston Herald reports Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin is expected to resign soon to succeed William M. Boyle Jr. as Democratic National Committee Chairman.
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Boyle
Boston
The
Boston Herald
Maurice J. Tobin
William M. Boyle, Jr
Democratic National Committee
South African Fliers Battle UN Forces in Korea
South African veterans of the Middle East Campaign engage United Nations troops in combat during the Korean War.
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U. N
Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Engineering feats aid Seventh Division to Manchurian border
A Pentagon spokesman credited engineering feats described as "which would have done credit to Paul Bunyan" with enabling the U S Seventh Division to push toward the Manchurian border in a current advance.
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Joe
Korea
Paul Bunyan
U. S
Manchurian
Missing Devil in Me drives 14-year-old girl on two hour shooting spree
Natchez Mississippi reports a frail 14-year-old girl Ollie May Byrne described by Sheriff Robert Burns as the suspect in a two hour rampage in the Stanton community. She wounded her uncle Marvin Hayles fired at her stepfather mother grandmother two officers and a mail carrier before surrendering to authorities.
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Natche, Miss
Cross Roads
Stanton
Miss
Robert Burns
Ollie May Byrne
Grandy Johnson
Ollie May
Johnson
W. T. Hayles
Marvin Hayles
Joel Prather
W. H. Baldwin
Natchez
Prather
Lynwood Hightower
Guy Smith
E. E. Haley
Haley
Burns
Olie May
Watchman Dies In $171000 Apple Packing House Fire
A Timberville packing house fire four miles west of town killed night watchman Robert Dellinger about 50 and damaged the Bolling Orchard property owned by Harry F. and Thomas B. Byrd. Loss tallies at $171000 with extensive apple losses and ruined equipment. Firemen fought high winds and water shortages as the body remained missing until late afternoon and coroner cleared remains for removal.
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Timberville
Here
Bolling Orchard
Harry F
Thomas B. Byrd
Berryville
Robert Dellinger
Dellinger
F. L. Byers
Rockingham County
Broadway
Robert L. Martz
Martz
Timberville Fire Co
Bolling
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Georgia School Supervisors Fired in Political Battle
Twelve field supervisors for Georgia's School Department were dismissed by the State Board of Education amid a budget dispute. The move sparked claims of illegal action and a potential investigation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools to examine accrediting status for Georgia's 158 high schools.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
Richmond
A. J. Geiger
State Board of Education
Herman Talmadge
M. D Collins
Collins
Kanakee Anderson
Georgia Education (Teachers) Association
Dr. Geiger
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Five Day Weather Outlook for Virginia
The outlook shows temperatures averaging slightly below normal. It turns milder Wednesday night then cooler Thursday. A milder Friday precedes a colder end of week. General precipitation is likely Friday totaling about a quarter to a half inch.
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Virginia
Old Fashioned Square Dance at Winchester Armory
Charity square dance at Winchester Armory on Friday November 24 features dancing from 9 to 12. Sponsored by Quota Club to benefit Child Welfare. Admission is $1.50 per couple or $1.00 for a single.
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Winchester Armory
Child Welfare
California Floods Trigger State of Emergency Across Valley
Governor Warren declared a state of emergency as central California floods rage for the third day. Some 5,000 National Guardsmen were alerted for duty while agencies mobilize to aid evacuations and damage estimates top 12 million dollars.
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Sacramento
Calif
Warren
California
Adjutant General's Office
Bear River
Marigold-Hammonton
Yuba County
U. S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
High Sierra
Reno
Oes
United Air Lines
Nevada National Guard
Truckee
Sutter-Yuba County
Hammonton
Marigold
Marigold District
American River
Earl Warren
California National
Army
Night Explosion Injures Six Workmen in Detroit Water Conduit
An underground blast amid marsh gas and a spark wounded six workers while four others fled to safety. Jack Agnew, 26, suffered serious burns as rescuers aided by an arson squad inspector attributed the blast to an air hammer striking rock.
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Detroit
Jack Agnew
Roderick Goertz
Sunnyside
Winchester
DeHaven
L. F
Buck” McDonald
Sam’s Cash Grocery
Kent St
Dodge
Pine Motor Co., Inc
T. G. Adams Esso Village
Winter War Delays Victory Say United Nations Officers
Intelligence officers in Korea predict the war will extend into spring as mountains with heavy snows and sub-zero temperatures slow operations. They deem enemy resistance secondary and believe a winter line could be broken by U N. forces, though freezing weather cripples combat efficiency and ties up resources.
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Korea
United Nations
U. N
Chamber calls for spending cuts before new taxes
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to cut non military spending by at least 6 billion dollars before pursuing an excess profits tax on corporations as President Truman seeks funding for defense. The group proposed a 50 percent corporate tax plus new excise taxes and no individual tax increases.
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Barney Livingstone
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Ellsworth C. Alvord
Truman
Alvord
Chamber
House
Ways and Means Committee
GOP Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Organization of Business Executives
Group Says Officials Bungled Selling War Useful Plants
A Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee report faults government agencies for mishandling surplus war useful plants and rubber programs. It blasts the Munitions Board GSA and Commerce Department for poor performance despite paperwork progress and notes alcohol plant sales, rubber order inequities, and unfair quotas favoring larger firms.
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Washington
Senates
Armed Services Preparedness
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Munitions Board
Commerce Department
General Services Administration
GSA
Air Force
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Department
Americans Reach Manchurian Border Across Icebound Yalu
U S infantrymen of the 17th Regimental Combat Team reached the Manchurian border at Hyesanjin as warplanes buzzed a bomb-damaged town. Maj Gen Edward Almond praised the feat while engineers built bridges and cleared routes through 6 000 foot mountains in subfreezing 26 degree weather.
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Seoul
Hyesanjin
Yalu
U. S
Saanien
Edward M. Almond
10Th Corps
Fem
Reds
Yongbyon
First Advaanniaa Es
Fui Taut
Paul Bunyan
10Th Corp
13Th Engineer Combat Battalion
Bobcat Killed By 16 Year Old On Mountain Falls Hunt
Norman Tisinger a James Wood High School student shot and killed a 45 pound bobcat with a single bullet at a deer crossing one mile south of Mountain Falls. He was hunting with his father and Deputy Sheriff Henry Renner on Renner’s land at Pembroke Springs and plans to mount the head. He may claim a $5 bounty from the county. No deer were killed.
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Kernstown
Norman Tisinger
Mountain Falls
Norman
James Wood High School
Henry Renner
Pembrook Springs
Thanksgiving Day events closing Rhodes Drug area bake sale
We will be closed all day Thanksgiving. Rhodes Drug Company Bake Sale by Ladies Auxiliary Old Stone Church Greenspring at Singer Sewing Machine Window 9 a.m. Wednesday Nov 22. Thanksgiving Day at Watermelon Park. John A. Miller Berryville Va Guns rifle and shooting match All day. Chanticleer Inn dinner Thanksgiving Day 12 to 1 30 Corner Washington Boscawen Sts.
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Old Stone
Greenspring
Singer Sewing Machine
Watermelon Park
John A. Miller
Berryville
Chanticleer Inn
Washington & Boscawen Sts
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Weather Outlook
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