Chinese Communist Delegation Arrives for U N Debate on Formosa
A nine member Chinese Communist delegation arrived at Idlewild Airport as Russia urged immediate Red China participation in a U N Political Committee debate on Formosa. The U N Security Council also has the matter, with China’s Tsiang opposing and Dulles declining to speak. Wu Hsui Chan urged just treatment and noted longstanding friendship between the Chinese and American people. The group, welcomed by Soviet bloc reps, proceeded to the Waldorf Astoria after a brief press session and customs check.
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U. S
John Foster Dulles
Tsiang
Russia
Red
China
United States
Security Council
Lake Success
Malik
British Overseas Airways
Wu Hsui- Chan
U. N
Formosa
Pacific
Asia
Idlewild
United Nations
Waldorf Astoria
Korea
Peiping
Yugoslavia
Ales Bebler
Chou En-Lai
Douglas MacArthur
Gore Fire Tower Lookout Reports Back-of-Sand-Mine Blaze
Marty Moore, lookout at North Mountain Fire Tower, reported a fire this afternoon behind the sand mine at Gore Virginia. He said the blaze appeared to come from one area and could be brush or a saw dust pile. The forest warden was notified and an investigation begun.
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Marty Moore
North Mountain Fire Tower
Gore
Moore
Five Day Outlook for Virginia Sets Record Cold Start
The Virginia forecast predicts temperatures about ten degrees below normal through the period with very cold weekend conditions. Temperatures ease Monday and Tuesday as moderating air moves in and a rain event is expected on Tuesday.
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Virginia
For Sale Dodge Car by Midweek Motor Co
Notice lists no office hours until Monday and advertises a nearly new Dodge for sale at 700 dollars savings with easy terms. Includes contact by Hi p11-21-31 and reference to DR. E B Flickinger.
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E. B. Flickinger
Almost
Dodge
Ine Motor Co., Inc
Virginia Toll at 780 as Thanksgiving Deaths Rise
A Richmond auto bus collision plus holiday mishaps pushed Virginia's 1950 traffic toll to 780 with five holiday fatalities. Names include J William Carneal, Fred Simms, Louise Fink, Mildred Fink, and Camella Martin among others. The national toll set a record with 195 deaths during the Thanksgiving period.
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Associated Press
Long Island
Maryland
North Carolina
Tennessee
West Virginia
Richmond
Virginia
J. William Carneal
Virginia Transit Company
Fred Simms
Norfolk
Louise Fink
Kingsport
Tenn
Mildred Fink
Camden
N. J
Charles Evans
Martinsville
Evans
Thomas M. Ingram
Roger Orchard
Governor Dewey and Mayor Probe LI Wreck Toll
Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Mayor Vincent Impellitteri take charge of investigations into the Thanksgiving Eve Long Island railroad wreck near Kew Gardens Queens. The toll rose to 177 dead and 332 injured with many hospitalized. public hearings to begin in New York.
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New ‘York
Thomas E. Dewey
Long Island
Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commission
New York
Dewey
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Miami Beach
Cuba
Long Island Railroad
Winter Weather Sets In Across Virginia And Winchester
A new cold wave spreads from the southwest into Virginia with six inches of snow in Lee County by noon and Bristol reporting snow. Highway officials warn of slick roads and chains advised for travel as freezing temperatures move in tonight and Saturday.
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Winchester
Virginia
Mercury
Lee County
Bristol
Thanksgiving Day Warmth Draws Winchester Residents Outdoors
In Winchester a cold but sunny Thanksgiving drew crowds to church services athletic events and car drives. About 4 000 attended the Handley High School Judges versus Martinsburg game which the local team won. Police reported no arrests. one drunken and disorderly charge and two speeding incidents. A Woods Mill Road crash injured J G Fosbrink slightly after a slide and rollover. A hospital site fire caused about 100 dollars in damage from an overheated stove. a second blaze damaged a truck on Bradwick Street with negligible damage. Most businesses were closed.
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Winchester
Winchester Ministerial Assn
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Handley High School
Martinsburg Bull
Friendship Ambulance
Woods Mill Rd
J.G. Fosbrink
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bradwick Street
Ward Stover
Strasburg
Charles Carr
Cora Miller
Woodstock
Charles Baker
Green Baker
Mt. Jackson
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Triplett High School
Fort Valley
Tito Says Yugoslavia Will Fight Red Aggression If Attacked
Belgrade Premier Marshal Tito tells the Associated Press Yugoslavia would defend itself at any cost and would invite UN intervention if the Cominform threat grows. He praises American aid, forecasts famine danger by February, and notes plans to buy arms from the West if needed. He expects U S aid of 80 to 105 million dollars to tide the country over.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Russia
Congress
Truman
Tito
Moscow
United Nations
United States
England
Marshall Tito
East
West
Beca
U S Proposes Seven Point Plan for Japan Peace Treaty
The United States proposes a seven point Japanese peace treaty plan to a dozen governments. It includes post treaty security responsibilities by American and potentially other forces. The memo outlines U S aims to end the war state and restore Japan to sovereignty within a wider free world.
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Washington
United States
Cairo
Potsdam
China
Japan
War Eastern Commission
Society of Free Peoples
U S Casualties Rise to Thirty Thousand in Korean War
Washington AP reports U S casualties in the Korean conflict reached 29 996, up 1 115 in a week. Total includes 4 993 deaths 20 568 non fatally wounded and 4 439 missing in action with 528 returned and 107 in enemy hands. Relatives notified by Nov 17.
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Washington
Far East
Defense Department
United Nations
Schuman proposes Germans in army
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman urged in Strasbourg for a West European army that would include German units to secure peace. He argued rearming Germany nationally would provoke East adverse reaction, and a pooled European force would render future national army conflicts impossible. He called for Britain to join and indicated Germany could contribute 3 000 to 4 000 troops per combat team.
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Strasbourg
France
Robert Schuman
Schuman
European Consultative Assembly
Germany
Lehman
U.S
Handley High selects 1950 Football Queen
Miss Phyllis Armel, 17, of 406 National Ave, crowned during the Handley High School game between halves. Mayor M B Clowe Jr presided with Monte Miller representing Judge John Handley. Armel, a Handley Senior, earned the honor from the student body after team nomination.
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Phyllis Armel
National Ave
M. B. Clowe, Jr
Handley-Martinsburg
Monte Miller
John Handley
Armel
Handley High School
Will Do No Harm Korea Drive Aids Settlement Says Officials
Washington officials say a large offensive in Korea may speed a peaceful border settlement with the Chinese Communists. MacArthur acted on military need, not diplomacy, and his orders limit cross border attacks into Manchuria or Siberia.
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Korea
John M. More
Washington
Wiphmete
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
New York
China
Moscow
U. N
Manchuria
MacArthur
Siberia
Record deer kill in Frederick County sets new 136 mark
Deer hunting in Frederick County produced a three day bag of 136 as Game Warden Earl Cather announced with final counts still pending. He noted at least 10 more kills may be added and three illegal kills were found. Continued coverage on Page 2 Col 4.
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Frederick County
Earl Cather
Cather
Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah
Shenandoah County
Arlington
Warren County
Elliott Haley
Paul Hunter Pearson
District of Columbia
Pearson
Everett Stover
Forrestville
Attacks On Fronts In Korea Drive Toward Sinuiju
Military dispatches report United Nations forces pressing a wide offensive in the northwest sector of Korea. General MacArthur directs operations as divisions advance up to eight miles toward Chongju and Taechon while B 29s strike Huichon. Prisoners and battlefield moves indicate heavy fighting ahead.
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Tokyo
United Nations
VA. N
MacArthur
Yalu River
U. N
Rolette
Babe
U. S. Eighth Cavalry Regiment
24Th Division
Chongju
Flaming Sinuiju
Manchurian
ROK
Republic of Korea
Taechon
Suiho
25Th Division
Ipsok
Unsan
U. S
Wencham
Huichon
Eighth Army
Seventh
Eighth
U. S. Eighth Army
Fed Deposit Ins. Corp
Farmers & Merchants
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By Alex Shingleton
State Department
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Department
Europe
Peters Studio
Eugene Miller
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