United States Charges China With Aggression in Korea
The U S charges Communist China with outright aggression in Korea and asks the United Nations Security Council to act. Warren R Austin delivers the American case while Wu Hsiu chuan sits among delegates as the council debates the Korean crisis. Malik objects to audiencing Wu first as the council weighs aggression charges and naval actions in Formosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
U. N
Korea
Wu Hsiuchuan
Malik
Austin
Formosa
United States
Ales Beb
Yugoslavia
Five Day Weather Outlook for Virginia
The outlook calls for continued cold across Virginia with temperatures averaging five to ten degrees below normal. Expect little or no precipitation and generally dry conditions over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
ZOMBRO SALE POSTPONED
ZOMBRO SALE POSTPONED has been postponed til Wed Nov 29 at noon due to storm. Myerstown West Virginia seller OLIE ZOMBRO lists a dairy herd and tractor machinery as postponed items.
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Zombro
Olie Zombro
Myerstown
West Virginia
Fred
County Court House
G. Wash
Cmn
National Fruit Prod. Co
A. B. Solenberger
Florence M. Barr
Coleman Dunn
Margarett L. Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop
Woman Admits Theft From Father In Corpora tion Court
Violet Vivian Johnson former Berk Springs resident now in this city pleaded guilty to stealing $400 from her father Selby Johnson last July. Police traced the theft but money was not recovered. Judge Elliot Mershall referred the case for a pre sentence report and probation work amid pending petty larceny charges. Kenneth Iden Wines of Berryville waived indictment and pled guilty to forging a $28 check with action deferred for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Funk
Violet Vivian Johnson
Berk ‘Springs
Selby Johnson
Funk
Elliot Mershall
Kenneth Iden Wines
Berryville
Probation and Parole Office
Connecticut Man Forfeits Court Bond
George Crump of Hartford failed to appear in court and forfeited bond of 56.25 after being arrested in Woodstock on a hit and run originally from Winchester on November 4. Police said Crump struck a car on Amherst Street owned by Leo Whitacre. State Police made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crump
Hartford, Conn
Woodstock
Winchester
Crump
Amherst Street
Leo Whitacre
Highland Ave
Official Deer Kill for Frederick County Records Set
The final official deer kill for Frederick County reached 148. On opening day 78 deer fell, then 34 on day two amid poor conditions, and 36 on the last day. Notable weights included a 204 pound buck by Allen Luttrell of Angers Store WV and a 200 pound buck by Robert Clark of Whitacre. Other deer ranged to 79 pounds. Floyd McDonald Jr. of Winchester and Walter Spaid of Gore had 158 pound and 2 deer at 79 pounds respectively. T. T. Spurling of Gore took a 158 pound duck with 24 points.
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Allen Luttrell
Angers’ Store
W. Va
Robert Clark
Whitacre
Floyd McDonald, Jr
Winchester
Walter Spaid
Gore
T. T. Spurling
Chief Boyd Attends Richmond Police Meeting
Police Chief J. Thomas Boyd went to Richmond for an executive committee session of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police and was to return tonight.
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Boyd
Richmond
J. Thomas Boyd
Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police
Virginia Weather Forecast Sees Cold Lacking Rain
The weather bureau predicted five to ten degrees below normal temperatures through Sunday with little or no precipitation. Snow flurries touched parts of central Virginia and Richmond, while Ohio and Pennsylvania battled heavy snow and power outages amid a slow return to normal.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Richmond
State Highway Department
Lake Huron
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Snow and Ice Melt as City Warms After Freeze
Ice yields to sun on rooftops trees and wires creating hazards for pedestrians. Virginia roads including Route 11 and Route 50 show icing but are improving. A 1950 51 Mercury driven by William C Hicks and a 1948 Polly's Chevrolet taxi driven by Allyn Houston collided but with no injuries or arrests.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Virginia Highway Department
Route 11
Route 50
Winchester
Cold, Storage Co. Propery
William C. Hicks
Polly
Allyn Houston
Loudoun
Train derailment near Columbus injures none
Twelve of thirteen cars on a Pennsy passenger train derailed about 30 miles east of Columbus between Granville and Newark. Five cars toppled, no injuries. 60 Pullman passengers moved to a remaining car. Tracks to take about 24 hours to clear.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
Ohio Highway Patrol
Pennsy
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Granville
Newark
Baltimore and Ohio
Highway Patrol
Masters Named Kiwanis Club President in Winchester
George B. Masters of the Life Insurance Company of Virginia was elected president of the Winchester Kiwanis Club. He is a Newport News native who moved to Winchester from Baltimore about 12 years ago and is married to Evelyn Russell with two children, Annette and Stewart.
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George B. Masters
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Masters
Newport News
Winchester
Baltimore
Evelyn Russell
Annette
Stewart
Winslow Porter
Ronald Smyre
Douglas Butler
Thomas E. Turner, Jr
Ed L. Molden
E. Rhodes Huntsberry
H. W. Ebert, Jr
Robert D. Glaize
Ronald Intyre
J. W. Hollis Treas
City of Winchester
Harry L. McCann , Treas
Frederick County
Five Months' Effort at Stake in Korea War Parable
HAL BOYLE uses a terrier and tiger parable to explain the Korea conflict and the global stakes riding on China’s next move. The clearing is Korea, the jungle China, the tiger the Chinese Communist regime, and its paws are now outsiders aiding the conflict.
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Korea
United Nations
North Korea
China
Industrial Development of the South Is Discussed at Meeting
The Southern Governors Conference in Charleston discussed industrial development and approved a broadened regional education plan. Governors highlighted collaboration with off campus agencies, expanded contract research, and new graduate study centers to advance medicine dentistry nursing and veterinary programs across 13 of 15 states.
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Charleston
D.C
South
Gov. Thurmond
South Carolina
Tennessee Valley Authority
Air University At
Randolph Field
Texa
Maxwell Field
Ala
French Cabinet Resigns After Censure Of Defense Minister
Paris AP reports the French cabinet decided to resign after the National Assembly censured Defense Minister Jules Moch over a leak tied to Indochinese affairs. The 235 to 203 vote with 37 absentees stopped short of impeachment, seen as a cabinet censure.
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Paris
National Assembly
Jules Moch
Moch
France
Television Concern Chooses Frederick for New Factory
The Landsdale Tube Co a Philco subsidiary plans a 1 million television tube factory on a 60 acre site near Frederick Maryland after evaluating Winchester as a possible location. Gene Lakers Winchester Chamber secretary says labor statistics are lacking and a labor survey will be conducted to aid site decisions.
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Landsdale Tube Co
Philco Corp
Frederick
Winchester
Associated Press
Gene Lakers
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Sakerses
Bazaar at Market Street Methodist Church
Bazaar at Market Street Methodist Church runs from 10 am to 9 pm featuring toys work cookies cakes and more activities for the event on the day.
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St. Methodist
Stock Market Takes Nosedive In Korea Crisis
In New York the market fell sharply as the Korea crisis sparked a broad selling wave. Prices dropped $1 to $4 a share with large-block trading and a two minute tape delay. Heaviest losses included Nickel Plate Railroad Union Pacific Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors Goodrich Montgomery Ward Motorola Phelps Dodge Standard Oil NJ and U S Gypsum.
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New York
Korea
Nickel Plate Railroad
Union Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
Phelps Dodge
Standard Oil
U.S. Gypsum
Hope of Ending War by Xmas Is Now Only Shattered Dream
News brief on a midafternoon National Security Council meeting in Washington and Vice President Barkley's uncertain reply. General MacArthur warned of a broader war with Red China as U N forces retreat in Korea. He urged UN and world powers to act to curb Chinese intervention and called for authority to strike if needed.
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Washington
National Security Council
Korea
Barkley
United States
Truman
Acheson
Secretary of Defense
George C. Marshall
National Security Resources Board
Stuart W. Symington
Tokyo
Dougls MacArthur
United Nations
Manchuria
Fensive
MacArthur
O. Walton H. Walker
Edward M. Almond
U.N
Manchurian
United Nations Military Council
Virginia President backs graduate school desegregation in the South
University of Virginia President Colgate W. Darden urged Southern states to admit Negro students to graduate and professional schools while supporting public school segregation. He said boards should include both races to build a first rate system, though opposition would be sharp. He noted federal courts already required desegregation in some schools.
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Charleston
S.C
Colgate W. Darden
University of Virginia
Southern Governors Conference
Buten
South
Darden
Virginia
University
Acheson Urges United Backing in Korea Crisis
Secretary Acheson warned in a closed Senate Foreign Relations session that the Korea crisis threatens American security and urged bipartisan unity to support necessary measures. Senate Chairman Connally described Chinese Communist intervention as evident and held a follow up briefing.
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Washington
Acheson
Senate Foreignty
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D.tex
Korea
Comunists
Berryville Reads 1950 51 Budget Plan Totals 23321 for General Expenses
Berryville Town Council tentatively approves a 1950-51 budget calling for General Fund expenditures of 23321 with a public hearing set for 7 30 p m on January 2. Planned outlays include town administration 5030 recording 150 attorney 250 welfare and recreation 160 maintenance of streets 10401 fire department 994 and investigation 6215. Receipts are projected at 26000 with local taxes 10519 license taxes 3000 fines and sales 3400 ABC profits 4537. Water fund and sewer service income are expected to be 17425 and 4875 respectively with costs of 3375 to maintain.
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Berryville
John L. Enders
ABC
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U. S
Connecticut
Milford
Conn
Weather Outlook
Hodgson and Brown
Earl Cather
Mercury
Kiwanis
ROUSS
Rouss Hall
Rouss Fire CO
Hal Boyle
Bis State
Ris
Television Concern
New Factory
Red China
Highth Army
Tokchon
First Calvary
United
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