Eisenhower to Attend World Series Game in New York
President Eisenhower will fly to New York to attend the first game of the World Series at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn aboard the bubble-top White House limousine. Campaign plans include a New York appearance and possible U.N. participation, with Javits noting the stop is not a political appearance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York City
James C. Hagerty
Jacob K. Javits
U. S. Senate
New York
U. N
Fisenhower
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
LaGuardia Field
Flatbush Ave
White House
Javits
Hagerty
Jack Javits
Senate
Dodgers
Winchester Democratic Campaign Committee Formed in Winchester
The Winchester Democratic Committee established a Democratic Campaign Committee for the forthcoming election. Rich ard J. Rosenberger was named chairman and to appoint the committee including Dabney W. Watts Mrs. Charles H. Kabler John A. Boyd Oscar Lewis Sr Noble C. Pierce Jr and Mrs. Joseph A. Massie Jr. The group backs Stevenson Ke fauver for president and Burr Harrison for Congress with emphasis on Burr Harrison's seniority Ways and Means knowledge and local service. A special Legion meeting is announced at the new Post Home on Berryville Pike at 7 30 p m with refreshments.
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Hagerty
CBS
Eisenhower
Leo
Winchester
Democratic Committee
Richard J. Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Dabney W. Watts
Charles H. Kabler
John A. Boyd
Oscar Lewis Sr
Noble C. Pierce, Jr
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
John Rice
Adlai E. Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Seventh Congressional
Burr P Harrison
United States House of Representatives
New Post
Berryville Pike
Feeder Calf Show Tied to 17th Annual Sale in Virginia
A feeder calf show linked to the 17th annual Feeder Calf Sale at the Farmers Livestock Exchange is set for Friday October 12 with an 10 a m start before the 12 30 p m sale. Judge Pred A Kaiser of Ellicott City MD will oversee prizes of 15 10 and 5 for top breeds and ribbons for top placements with a perpetual trophy donated by Mr and Mrs J H Cunningham of Marshall VA.
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Virginia
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Livestock Exchange
Virginia Livestock Auction Market
Winchester
Kaiser
Ellicott City
Maryland
Eastern
J. H. Cunningham
Marshall
W. R. Thompson
Clarke County
Hereford
P. T. McIntire
Angus
Olivebor Stock
Graham Dougherty
Cloverdale
Frederick County
Owen Thomas & Sons
Loudoun County
Fox den
Fauquier County
Fairfield Farm
Leonard Wright
Mid-West
John W. Rucker
Delaplane
Jack Kinzer
Hume
W. H. McConey
Lemuel Sutphin, Jr
Warrenton
George Fagle
Fred Stine
Stine
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association
Judge Allows Convicted Burglar to Marry
WAUKEGAN Ill a convicted burglar James Pampinella 24 of Chicago after being sentenced to 2 to 10 years was granted a stay of sentence and released on $10000 bond until Oct 29 allowing him to marry and take a nine day honeymoon after learning his wedding was planned for Oct 20.
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Waukegan
Ill
Circuit Court
Bernard Decker
James Pampinella
Chicago
Decker
Pampinella
Labor Official Killed In Car Crash East Of Winchester
Norman H. Greenblatt 40 of Wilmington is killed when his car strikes a concrete bridge abutment on U S Route 7 east of Winchester at 8 15 p m. companion Joseph Heath 49 of Springfield is in critical condition with a fractured hip and other injuries. Heath is Baltimore regional director of the AFL CIO. The crash marks Frederick County 1956's 10th fatal traffic crash.
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Norman Greenblatt
Wilmington
Joseph Heath
Fairfax County
Memorial Hospital
Del
Norman H. Greenblatt
Winchester
Greenblatt
Springfield
Heath
Baltimore
Afl-Cio
van Buren St
Friendship Ambulance
Frederick County
Dulles backs Europe as third great power in world affairs
Secretary of State Dulles urged Western Europe to form a stronger union and become a third great power between the United States and the Soviet Union. He warned against remaining neutral toward Soviet communism and supported West Germany's Adel...nauer led unification efforts. He noted Eisenhower's approval and stressed Europe must develop to avoid dubious futures. He commented on Tito, the Suez crisis, and U.S. stance toward Peron in Argentina.
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Washington
Dulles
Western Europe
Konrad Adelnauer
Eisenhower
United States
Europe
Russia
Britain- France
U. S
Juan Peron
Alberto Gainza Paz
la Prense
Buenos Aires
Peron
Men More Fragile Than Women Says Family Physician
Los Angeles reports that Dr. Daniel Beltz, a family physician, urged that men are more fragile than women. He cited that 200,000 more men than women have died annually in this decade and highlighted ages 45 to 60 as particularly dangerous for men.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Beltz
Beltz
United States
UMW Convention Opens Amid Contract Reported Settled
The United Mine Workers begin their 42nd constitutional convention in Cincinnati with reports of a settled contract with bituminous coal operators. An official in Charleston cited a $1.20 daily raise from Oct 1, plus 80 cents from Apr 1, plus extra vacation pay and holidays. The meeting will address potential wildcat strikes and the union’s investment shift into common stocks.
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Cincinnati
United Mine Workers of America
John AS. Lewis
UMW
Assn
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Lewis
District of Columbia
Dodgers name Maglie to start World Series opener
Brooklyn manager Walter Alston designates Sal Maglie as the definite starter for tomorrow's World Series opener at Ebbets Field against the New York Yankees and Whitey Ford.
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Brooklyn
Walter Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers Today
Sal Maglie
Ebbets Field
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Bevan Elected Treasurer of Britain's Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan won the Labour Party election to become treasurer in a nationwide vote that boosted Bevanite influence on the National Executive Committee. The result kept Hugh Gaitskell’s moderates dominant but widened the left’s sway while fueling talk of leadership ambitions for Bevan. Bevan, 58, a former coal miner and noted critic of U S policy, championed militant socialism and broader state ownership of industry.
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Blackpool
England
Britain
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
George Brown
Hugh Gaitskell
Bevan
Gaitskell
Labor
James Griffiths
Sir Winston
House of Commons
Eden
U. S
Stevenson Calls for Lead in Ban on Hydrogen Bomb Tests
Adlai E. Stevenson challenged President Eisenhower to take leadership to ban hydrogen bomb tests and suggested the Soviet Union may join. He urged suspension of large scale nuclear tests, saying such tests cannot be kept secret and a path toward peace could result. Stevenson spoke at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck with additional NJ stops in Newark and Jersey City.
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Teanece
N. J
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Britain
Stevenson
Fairleigh (Dickinson) University
New Jersey
Washington
Newark
Jersey City
September Employment Drops 681000 Despite Record Figure
The government reports a 681000 decline in employed Americans to 66,071,000 in September. Unemployment fell 197000 to 1,998,000, aided by students leaving the labor force. Nonfarm employment dropped 804000 to 56,683,000 while agricultural work rose 123000 to 7,388,000 due to harvest season.
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Washington (P
Commerce Department
Berryville Handles Zoning Survey For Apartment Plan
A Berryville telephone survey is under way to gauge public opinion on Milton Ritzenberg’s request to build an apartment house on a 90 foot lot at 200 block of W Main St. The planning commission held a public hearing but bad weather limited attendance.
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Berryville
Main St
Town Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Milton Ritzenberg
W. Main St
Apple Pickers Wanted for Wm Racey Orchard
Orchard seeks workers at Middle Road, apply immediately to William Racey. positions available for fruit harvesters with prompt start. Local labor, possible seasonal term.
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Racey Orchard Middle Road
Six Children Slain in North Carolina Tenant Home
In Sampson County near Keener six children ages 2 to 12 were found slain by gun and ax inside their tenant farmer home. Father Rufus A. King, 34, was later found dead in nearby woods with a gun beside him as officers investigated the assault charge on the mother Christine King who was away at the time.
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Clinton
N. C
Tennant Farm
Sampson County
Coleman Carter
Rufus A. King
Sheriff's
King
Christine King
Kings
Keener
Raleigh
Grace
Sonny
Melvin
Ruth
Jerry
Susan
Charles Wilson
McCullen
Tennant Farmer's
Truman Says Eisenhower Is Scared About Election Odds
Former President Truman in New York comments on Eisenhower campaign fears and electoral odds. He bets against high odds, urges candidates to meet voters, and criticizes administration bungling as he travels from New York to Independence, Missouri. A separate notice lists a rummage sale and a fire department meeting in Clearbrook.
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New York
Truman
Eisenhower
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Independence
French Assembly Opens Fall Session Amid Anti U S Sentiment
Paris The National Assembly begins its fall session amid mounting dissatisfaction with French foreign policy tied to the United States. Debates on the Suez Canal dispute and Algerian rebellion are expected to sharpen criticism as MPs push for a broader European understanding over reliance on the Atlantic alliance.
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Paris—I
French National Assembly
United States
Suez Canal
France
Pinton
Britain
U. S
Egypt
Canal
Nasser
Beaok
Suez Canal Co
Guy Mollet
Weather Helps Squirrel Hunters But Luck Stays Mixed
Game Warden Earl Cather says opening squirrel season sees many hunters and average activity, but no bag limits yet. Spotty nut supply from spring affects populations as temperatures rise to 72 degrees with showers forecast tonight and tomorrow.
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Earl Cather
Mr. Cather
Associated Press
Weather forecast for Virginia shows showers tonight and Wednesday
The Virginia forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers tonight and Wednesday. Highs near 72 and 64 and Lows around 47 to 56. Winchester notices indicate sunrise 6:10 am and sunset 5:54 pm with a new moon Wednesday night. Also a want ad seeks experienced ladies apparel sales lady with liberal salary, Box 75 in the Winchester Star.
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Virginia
Winchester
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