Russia Says U S Has No Monopoly On Atom Bomb
In a UN speech Soviet Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Vishinsky accused the United States of pursuing war aims and blocked international control of atomic energy. He suggested Russia may possess an atom bomb and criticized American plans for domination of global atomic knowledge. British delegate McNeill echoed the need for world oversight and warned of dire consequences if control is not established.
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Paris
Russia
United States
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Merica
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
America
Amerca
Ying
Soviet Union
A. G. J. McNaughton
Commission
Bernard M Baruch
Hector McNeill
McNeill
General Assembly
Rummage Sale and Local Notices Adverts
Community notices advertise a rummage sale at Reformed Church on Lat Oct 2 at 10 00 am corner Cameron and Cork Streets a party at the South End Fire Co tonight at 8 30 pm and rental ads for office suites and Pine Motor Co vehicle sales plus a football game at Senseny Road Recreation Park Stonewall H S vs Shepherdstown Under lights. Also fire company meeting Oct 1 at 8 00 pm and a note on Dr M Schaffer chiropractor vacation Oct 3 to Oct 17 and a request for two house painters.
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Cameron & Cork Sts
South End Fire CO
Pine Motor Co
Call Pine Motor Co
Heart
Charlie Rouss Fire Co
Robert C. Legge
Top U S Secrets Switched by Reds Says Congressman
Rep. McDowell of Pennsylvania charged that one hundred or more of America’s top secrets may have fallen to a Soviet spy ring in the Western Hemisphere. He urged impeachment of Attorney General Clark if action against suspects is not pursued and cited direct evidence of secrets turned over to Russians in atomic, jet propulsion, radar, and defense fields among others.
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Washington
McDowell
R-Pa
America
Western Hemisphere
Clark
House un-American Activities Committee
House Committee
Royal Canadian Commission
FBI
State Department
Truman Blames NAM for High Prices in Campaign Swing
President Truman, aboard the campaign train, accused the National Association of Manufacturers of causing high living costs by spending millions to oppose price controls. He forecast Democrat victory, planned a Charleston speech at 8 30 p m, and delivered a Louisville rally attacking NAM with figures on rising prices for cuck roast and hamburgers. The tour included stops across Kentucky Indiana and Southern Illinois.
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Truman
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Charleston
W. Va
Kentucky
West Virginia
Jefferson County
Louisville
Illinois
Indiana
Taft To Speak In Winchester October 16
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio is scheduled to speak in Winchester on October 16. The trip is one of five talks Taft will deliver in the South this month with other dates including Nashville, St. Petersburg, Wilson, and Dallas.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Winchester
Washington
Jenner
Indiana
Taft
South
Nashville
St. Petersburg
Wilson, N. C
Dallas
Soviet Agents Filtering into American Zone
Dr. Hans Ehard reports a small invasion of the American occupation zone in Germany by communist agents. He says Moscow trained officials are slipping in with refugees from Czechoslovakia and Sudetenland expulsions, forming action committees and terrorizing camps. Authorities note some individuals are under investigation with others possibly undetected. refugee terror reports remain unconfirmed.
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Frankfourt
Germany
Hans Ehard
Bavaria
East
U. S
Sudetenland
Ehard
Moscow
Lacy Wins Top Flower Honors at City Garden Show
Mrs. E. W. Lacy of Armory Street captured top honors in the four garden clubs sweepstakes with four blue ribbons and 13 points in classes four to seventeen. Sweepstakes prize for most points in the first three classes went to Mrs. H. B. McCormac. Od Fredericks town club won the interclub prize.
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E. W. Lacy
C. S. Stewart St
Armory
H. B. McCormac
Od Frederickstown Club
L. W. Brown
H. Clay deGrange
E. W Lacy
Dudley
Lewis Baker
James F. Robinson
E. F. Browne
Alvin Pennypacker
Dahlias
John Minter
J. M. Hepfer
C. C. Bush
H. F. Minter
George Ritter
Petunias
Alvin
Pupils to Attend University of Virginia Day From Five High Schools
Frederick county school superintendent Leslie D. Kline allows a bus from each of five high schools to attend the University of Virginia High School Day next Saturday. About 150 students are expected to travel to Charlottesville for tours and the Virginia versus George Washington football game with free admission for all students.
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Frederick County
Leslie D. Kline
University of Virginia
Virginia
University's Athletic Association
Charlottesville
University
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Ash Lawn
James Monroe
States Rights Club at UVA Grows After Week
The University of Virginia States Rights Democratic club, formed a week ago with 51 students, now exceeds 200 members. Club president E Earle Ellis of Dania Florida said the movement centers on local self government, not race or region, and includes members from 22 states such as New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Delaware Iowa Washington West Virginia and Oklahoma.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia States Rights Democratic Club
E. Earle Ellis
Dania, Fla
Hear Al Nelson On the Spot Report Flower Show
Al Nelson hosts On the Spot Report on WINC about the community flower show broadcast Saturday October 2 at 6 05 pm.
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al Nelson
WINC
Dewey pledges firm resistance to communism in West tour
On the way to Cheyenne Governor Thomas Dewey calls the United States the decisive world power and urges united Western European recovery with a nine point foreign policy. He seeks strong UN backing and a two ocean policy to aid China while building formidable military strength.
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Dewey
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thomas E. Dewey
United States
Europe
Wyoming
West
Salt Lake City
U. 8
Mormon Tabernacle
United Nations
Western Europe
United States of Europe
Ruhr
China
Chaplain to Speak at Golden Rule Class Sunday
Chaplain Harry Rickard, Army chaplain on transport duty bound for Germany Oct 8, will speak at the Golden Rule Bible class Sunday morning. He is a Frederick County native and member of Macedonia Methodist Church within the Virginia Methodist Conference. Special music directed by Taylor Barr precedes the talk.
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Bernard Groves
Harry
Potomac Edison Coleman Dunn
Carl Campbell Named Acting Winchester Postmaster
Carl L. Campbell 37 was elevated from substitute postal clerk to acting postmaster in Winchester succeeding W Nelson Page who retired after 15 years leading the office. Campbell, a Navy veteran with eight battle stars, pledged to maintain Page’s high service standard as inspector W B Buckley administered the oath. He grew up in Winchester, attended Handley High, and has long been active in football and local officiating. He and wife Marguerite Wohlford have a son, Lewis Burns.
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Carl L. Campbell
Winchester
Campbell
W. R. Campbell
W. Nelson Page
W. B. Buckley
Washington
Page
John Kerr
Handley
Remount
Virginia Woolen Co
Shenandoah Valley Apple Co
Valley Officials Ass
Navy
Norfolk
9Th Air Group
Atlantic
Pacific
Marguerite Wohlford
Mechanicsburg, Va
Lewis Burns
Railroad Crash Fatal to Two in New Jersey
Two killed when a Reading Railroad single car train overturned and caught fire near Tenton New Jersey. State police reported a number of people were rescued from the blaze.
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Tenton
N. J
Reading Railroad
Five Day Weather Forecast Oct 2 to 6
Temperature will average two to four degrees above normal with cooler conditions Sunday and Monday and warmer levels Tuesday and Wednesday. Scattered showers are possible with rain on Tuesday or Wednesday totaling one half to three quarters of an inch.
Freight Rate Boost Asked by Railroads
The railroad industry asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve an eight percent increase in present freight rates. The request was announced in Washington on October 1.
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Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Remount Station to House Shorthorn Herd
The last GI horse is being mustered out this month as Army Remount Service animals are handed to the Agriculture Department. Front Royal Va Fort Reno Okla Fort Robinson Neb and Pomona Calif depots continue as horse breeding stations. About 60 horses will be auctioned from a total of 180 seized from Germany Hungary and Poland. Stallions at Front Royal will not be sold including Gallant Prince and Hombland among others.
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Washington
Army Remount Service
Department of Agriculture
Remount Service
Front Royal
Fort Reno
Okla
Fort Robinson
Neb
Pomona
Calif
Agriculture
Virginia Agriculture Experiment Service of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Germany
Hungary
Poland
Gallant Prince
Gallant Fox
Jockey Club
Homblend
High Jack
Historic Church Restores Altar and Pulpit at 1790 Building
First Presbyterian Church on East Piccadilly Street reveals restored altar and pulpit by Harold Hipple Co of Harrisburg. Pulpit center placement faces main east entrance. balconies incomplete and pews not installed. Restoration honors Winchester Presbytery origins and Gen. Daniel Morgan funeral site.
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Harold Hipple
Hipple Company
Clifford Grim
Winchester Presbytery
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Daniel Morgan
County fair shows 4-H FFA FHA judging crowds
The Frederick county agricultural fair drew about 150 spectators for arena judging and over 2000 visitors to the exhibits. 4-H clubs judged beef cattle dairy animals and hogs in the arena while 13 FFA chapters and others judged produce and crafts. Winners in hogs dairy and farm exhibits were announced with many ribbons awarded to 4-H girls in a broad display of educational displays and home economics projects.
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Frederick County
Farmers Livestock Exchange
FFA
Northern Triangle Federation
Fred Stine
Apple
Irvine Cather Jr
Franklin Ramey
Dennis Cole
Duvoc
Jersey
Garland Cather
Mary Lou Ramey
Donald Ramey
Raymond Hoover
Hoover
J. J. Foster
Handey
Gainesboro
Gore
Po City
Middletown
Front Little Washington
Luray
Berryville
Boyce
Edinburg
Woodstock
Mt. Jackson
Front Royal
Lawrence Bowers
W. R. Legge
Carl Coiner
L. D. Myers
Future Farmers of America
Alfred Snapp
Franklin Conner
Ben Rogers
Future Homemakers of America
Helen Donald
Boyce Fout
Dorothy Coffell
4-H
Heart-H
North Frederick
Mprovement
West Frederick
Star Tannery Club
Friendly Grove
Round Hill
Hayfield
Mt. Williams Club
Gore Club
Margaret Ramey
Mary Hollar
Mary Lillis
M. Ramey
Betty Moore
Ann Wolfe
Wilda Adams
Sarah Smith
Rhoda Whitacre
S. Smith
A. Wolfe
Nacomi Racey
Cora
Joyce Adams
Nancy Larrick
N. Larrick
R. Whitacre
Alice White
Dorothy Stine
M. Hollar
Nancy Cather
N. Cather
A. White
N. Late
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U.N
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Hector McNeil
M Schaffer
Loudoun
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Dial
Pennypacker
B. F. Browne
Orville
S. D. Preston
B. F. Brown
Zinnias
J. M. Hopfer
Mary Ritter
Begonia
Sam Preston
Lawrence Grim
Robert Lozier
E. C. Gough
Herbert Larrick
H. Clay de Grange
Henry Brown
Paul Haldeman
Glen Seabright
Leonard Riley
Tyssowski
H.F. Minter
E. P
U. of V
States’ Rights Club
U. of W
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Loryn M. Crabill
B & S Poultry CO
GOP
Punkhouser
Miller
Star Office
Chevrolet
Mr. Turner Shenandoah Motor Co
Valley Ave
Carl Campbell
Winchester Post Office
Peters
Spaak
Premie Paul-Henri Spaak
U.N. General Assembly
Hitler
International
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