Diplomatic Rift Persists Over Indian Plan At UN
The British American split sharpens as the United States rejects a British backed Indian compromise on Korea POW deadlock. India’s modifications meet resistance and 21 powers hold urgent talks with Dean Acheson detailing objections. Eden sends Selwyn Lloyd as tensions rise and Moscow signals broader Cold War strain.
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United Nations
N. Y
Britain
U. S
India
Anthony Eden
Dean Acheson
Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
New York
London
Acheson
U. N
Poland
Moscow
Andrei Vishinsky
Korea
Western Frederick Bank Opens In Temporary Quarters
John Ward announces Western Frederick Bank will operate from temporary quarters in Gore by week’s end after the November 10 fire. The new site sits near the old bank with fireproof vaults and some new office equipment. The board thanks local banks and customers for patience and support while plans for permanent rebuilding are set.
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John Ward
Western Frederick Bank
Gore
Ward
Priod
Porary
Faint Radio Signal Traces Fate of 52 Aboard Plane
A faint radio SOS from the missing C124 Globemaster near Middleton Island offers the sole clue to the 52 aboard. Weather delays hinder search efforts as 24 planes prepare to sweep 150 miles to Middleton and rugged Alaskan terrain.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Gulf of Alaska
Middleton Island
Army
Air Force
U. S
Korea
Montana
Globemaster
CAA
Yaka‘aga
Imendorf Air Force
Radio Trans
Dr Flick to Speak at BIE Banquet Tonight in Hotel
Dr Walter A Flick head of education and psychology at Washington and Lee University will be principal speaker at the Shenandoah Valley Manufacturer Association banquet in the George Washington Hotel tonight at 7:30. Teachers from Winchester and Frederick County will join guests including Paul Terretta and other officers of the manufacturers and Chamber of Commerce. Accompanying Dr Flick will be Dean Lewis Adams and local school officials including Garland R Quarles and Robert E Ayle.
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Walter A. Flick
Department of Education and Psychology
Washington and Lee University
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Frederick County
Shenadoah Valley Manufacturer Association
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Paul Terretta
Claude B. Smalts Jr. C
C. Prec'dent
Flick
Dean Lewis Adams
School of Puree Administration
W. & Garland R
Pick
Bridgewater College
Ohio State University
Virginia
Shenandoah College
Wisconsin Chosen to Represent Big Ten in Rose Bowl
The University of Wisconsin earned the Big Ten Rose Bowl bid over Purdue after a league vote by athletic directors. Wisconsin and Purdue shared the conference title with 4-1-1 records. Ohio State finished 5-2-0. USC was selected to play in Pasadena on New Year’s Day, following its 9-0 regular season and a final clash with Notre Dame.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin Today
Purdue
Big Ten
Southern California
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Badgers
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio State
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Wilson
Michigan
UCLA
USC
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Hunter Is Killed On Hunting Trip
Richmond police say Joe Lewis Brown a 16 year old Negro was killed Saturday when shot in the chest during a hunting trip the shooting is described as accidental by authorities
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Richmond
Joe Lewis Brown
Seoul Prepares Giant Welcome for President Eisenhower
South Korea races to ready Seoul for the arrival of President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower. Gen. Mark Clark meets with U S Army leaders in Tokyo as workers erect 20 arches and banners while a 9 30 p m curfew and strict security measures are imposed on about 800 000 residents.
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Seoul
U. S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mark Clark
Japan
Tokyo
Clark
James A. van Freet
U. S. Eighth Army
Eisenhower
Kim Tai Sun
Helas
Republic of Korea
Price Controls Credited With Halting Inflation
A Senate House Joint Committee report credits wartime price controls with curbing inflation since Korea’s outbreak. It notes controls helped mobilize resources for defense and lifting inflation but warns consumer prices remain a problem. The panel cites 18 months under restrictive controls and signals caps may be eased after April 30.
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Washington
Senate- House
Korea
Joint Committee On Defense Production
Free World
Humphrey to Renew Fight For FEPC
Sen. Humphrey vows to push a federal law banning job discrimination in the next Congress. He argues FEPC enforcement and harmony among Northern and Southern Democrats require action. A Senate labor subcommittee report cites state and local laws with teeth as yielding healthy results.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Union Thanksgiving Service Thursday
The Winchester Ministerial Association sponsors the annual Thanksgiving Day Service on Thursday at 10:30 AM at Market Street Methodist Church. Dr. B. L. Plickinger of the Evangelical Reformed Church will deliver the talk titled Thanksgiving Day 1952. Music by Market Street Methodist Choir under Gene Pasquet. The offering benefits Memorial Hospital. Open to the public.
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Winchester Ministerial Associaton
Market Street Methodist Church
8. L. Plickinger
Evangelical Reformed Church
Gene Pasquet
Thark
Memorial Hopital
Marauders Bag 200 Communist Vehicles in One Night
In a major truck busting raid, Marauders destroyed 200 Communist vehicles overnight, bringing the nine day total to 1,175 trucks. Twelve B29 Superforts bombed a Red communications center near Sinanju, while U.S. Sabre jets claimed a MIG15 kill. Coastal and front line actions included naval shelling of Red bunkers near Kosung and Wosan.
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Seoul
Sinanju
Pyongyang
Eighth Army
U.N
Los Angeles
Swenson
Kosung
Wosan
Thompson
Seiverling
Alger Hiss Parole Denied by U S Parole Board
Washington news reports the U S Parole Board denied Alger Hiss parole after a Lewisburg Penitentiary hearing held about ten days prior. Board chairman Dr George G Killinger cited the official record in a unanimous decision extending Hiss's perjury sentence and noting he had served more than a third of his term.
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Washington
Alger Wiss
U.S. Parole Board
See Depp
George G. Killinger
Hiss
Lewisburg
Alger Hiss
Board of Parole
Killiteer
Paose
Draft for 19 Year Olds May Begin After January
Selective Service may start drafting 19 year olds soon but not before the end of January. National officials will receive reports from state directors who travel to discuss problems and a decision may follow on changing the ban. Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director, issued the pause earlier this year due to backlogs among 20 and 21 year olds.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service Director
Married at 16 Hartleys Celebrate 77th Anniversary
In Sagle Idaho Ben Hartley and Drusilla Keith wed at age sixteen despite opposition. Now 93 and living with their son and his wife the couple mark 77 years of marriage with a large family including three sons a daughter 14 grandchildren 51 great grandchildren and 20 great great grandchildren.
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Sagle
Idaho
Ben Hartley
Drusilla Keith
Ben
Drusilla
Hartleys
Eisenhower meets UN officials amid Korea armistice talks
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower visited the United Nations and conferred with secretary general Trygve Lie and Ralph Bunche about the Korea armistice formula. Lester Pearson presided as the General Assembly meeting opened, and Eisenhower questioned Bunche on U.S. versus U.N. backing. He indicated support for the U.S. stance against forcible repatriation of prisoners.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
U.N
Trypve Lie
U. N
Lester Pearson
Canada
General Assembly
Eisenhower
Wth
Ralph Bunche
United Nations Trusteeship Foundation
Bunche
United States
The
Qed
Bunch
India
Korea
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Military takes over in Iraq after weekend rioting
In Baghdad a military headed government dissolved all parties closed 12 newspapers and banned demonstrations after weekend violence left at least 11 dead and 58 wounded. Army units moved in to restore order as mobs attacked the U S Information Service and the British Embassy.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U. S. Information Service
Abdul Ilah
Nur Adlin Mahmoud
U. S. Information Service Office
al Umari
Police Fire On 2000 Mob in Kenya Colony Killing 15
In British East Africa the Kirawara clash left 15 Kikuyu dead and 29 wounded as police opened fire on a crowd of about 2000. Authorities arrested 250, amid broader suppression of Mau Mau activity. Cmdr Ian Meiklejohn and wife were also attacked in Thompson Falls, with the wife seriously hurt and the husband slain.
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British Colony
Nairobi
Fenyan
Kirawara
Fort Hall Reserve
Avy
Jomo
Kenyatta
Kenya African Union
Thompson Falls
Ian H. Meiklejohn
Meiklejohn
Kiraware
William R M. Blackwell
No Continuing Apple Market For Processors, Nold Testifies
Nold executive secretary for the National Apple Institute testifies there is no continuing market for apples by processors and canners at a Trade Commission hearing. He notes the processors buy late and supply gaps create price pressures. The institute promotes apple demand and funds come from grower associations. Names: Carroll Miller, Appalachian Apple Service Inc., and several companies in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania are cited in the hearing context.
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Washington
Truman
Nold
T National Apple Institute
Trade Commission
Commission
National Apple Institute
Commission Council
Appalachian
Carroll Miller
Apalachian Apple Service, Inc
Virginia
West Vrginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Noigh
Apple
C. H. Mussleman Co
Biglerville
National Fruit Product Co., Inc
Winchester
Krouse Foods Cooperative, Inc
Peach Glen
Bowman Apple Products Co. Inc
Mount Jackson Va
Shenandoah Apple Cider & Vinegar Corp
Doe Slaughter Saturday Boosts Six Day Total
After three days of rain deer hunting resumed in Frederick County gathering 428 deer and 12 turkeys for the week. Shenandoah leads with 647 deer and three-county area totals top 1,400 as drives trap large herds.
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Frederick County
Earl Cather
Shenandoah
Warren
Shenandoah County
Frederick
Davies
Hayfield
Adams
Winchester
Does
Five Marines Killed In Highway Accident Near Ashland
Five Marines returning to bases after weekend passes were killed when their car collided with a tractor trailer about five miles south of Ashland Virginia on U S Route 1 near 2 45 am. The tractor trailer driver Howard Gordon of Charlotte North Carolina was reported not injured.
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Ashland
Here
Howard Gordon
Charlotte
N. C
4-H Club
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