Byrnes Warns Allies Face Serious Viewpoint Conflict
Paris October 3 Secretary of State James Byrnes warned that the Allies face a serious conflict of viewpoints in shaping postwar peace while echoing Stalin that no immediate war danger exists He urged caution to prevent seeds of future conflict and outlined support for a 40 year four power treaty to keep Germany disarmed in the postwar order
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Byrnes
Paris
James F. Byrnes
Stalin
American Club
Og “T
Soviet Union
United States
Germany
Stuttgart
Truman Sees U S Budget Black by Year End
President Truman predicted the government would finish the year in the black after a treasury report showed the current operations were out of the red for the first time in years. He said there is not only hope but a plan to achieve a surplus, noting ongoing expense cuts of about 2.1 billion dollars despite a prior deficit estimate of 1.9 billion.
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Washington
Oct
Truman
Treasury
Veterans Housing To Be Studied At Meeting Tonight
A 7 30 p m meeting of the Veterans Emergency Housing Committee in the City Council Chamber will review Winchester housing survey results conducted by American Legion and the veterans of Wars. Chair man Wm Richards leads the session to discuss outcomes and implications for veterans housing.
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Veterans Emergency Housing Committee
Wm. Richards
Winchester
American Legion
Veterans of Wars
Handley School
Virginia Governor Sets Special Elections For Nov. 5
Governor Tuck ordered special elections in Virginia’s Fifth and Seventh Districts to fill vacancies caused by resignations. Seventh District candidates include Burr Harrison and Earl Jenkins. Fifth District candidates include Thomas B. Stanley and William Creasy. A separate Nov. 5 race for the Glass Senate vacancy lists Robert H. Woods and Lawrence S. Wilkes alongside Robertson.
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Richmond
Tuck
A. Willis Robertson
Robertson
Senate
Carter Glass
Thomas G. Burch
Glass
Virginia
Burr P. Harrison
Winchester
Earl Jenkins
Stanley
Thomas B. Stanley
Stanleytown
House of Delegates
William L. Creasy
Galax
Robert H. Woods
Pearlsburg
Lawrence S. Wilkes
Roanoke
Rural Carriers Report Courteous Service And Local Notices
Winchester rural mail carriers assist residents with various tasks and relay a note found on a box. The message invites attendance at a Mount Olivet picnic, a junket to prepare a new home for occupancy by the Conrad Hoover Post No. 21 American Legion, and a rummage sale at Episcopal Church House with multiple local notices.
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Mount Olivet
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
North Loudoun Street
Sale
Episcopal Church
W.meee St
Ames
Hull Critical After Stroke At Bethesda Navy Hospital
In Washington on October 3 the Navy reported Cordell Hull’s condition as most critical after a stroke Monday. A 9 a.m. Bethesda Naval Hospital bulletin stated Hull had a very poor night and his status remained critical.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Navy
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Hull
Party Leaders In Richmond For Big Rally
In Richmond during the week of Oct. 27 Third District leaders plan a rally headlined by Sen. Harry F. Byrd Rep A Willis Robertson and Rep J Vaughan Gary with an unnamed nationally known speaker. Republican strategists met at GOP State Headquarters in the John Marshall Hotel to set their plans led by Ralph Lincoln Lester S Parsons and Robert H Woods. The Prohibition Party filed Andrew S Condrey and Dr Thomas Boore as candidates to challenge Ve ry and Byrd respectively.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
J. Vaughan Gary
Byrd
Robertson
Senate
Gary
Disa F
E. Combs
State Senate
Compensation Board
Commonwealth
Jesse W. Dillon
GOP
John Marshall Hotel
Ralph Lincoln
Marion
Lester S. Parsons
Norfolk
Robert H. Woods
Pearisburg
Prohibition Party
Andrew S. Condrey
Victoria
Patrick H. Very
Thomas Boore
Norfolk County
Byrd Senate
Stephens City to bore deeper for town water
Mayor W Lomax Parker announced the new town well failed to meet expectations at 140 feet and will be drilled to 400 feet. The older wells now meet school and domestic needs but water remains unavailable for some uses while drilling continues for three to four days.
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W. Lomax Parker
Parker
Stephens City
Western Nations Victorious Over Trieste Proposal
Paris reports the U N Security Council backed a plan for a Free State of Trieste after long negotiat ions. The United States failed to slash Hungarian reparations to Russia and two Slav countries from 300 million to 200 million. Britain and France supported the Big Four commitments. Russia and Slav states opposed the French compromise. The commission adopted a statute guaranteeing human rights and a demilitarized zone under Security Council control.
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Paris
United States
Peace Conference Commission
Russia
U. S. State Department
Willard Thorp
Hungary
Finland
Trieste
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
South Africa
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Britain
France
Greece
India
United Nations Security Council
Commission
Lief England
Free State
Security Council Council
The
Hot Debate On Military Plan Now Predicted
Washington observers foresee a heated battle in Congress over the army revised universal military training plan. Lawmakers expect clashes when the new session opens in January as party lines form around compulsory training and civilian status proposals. Secretary Patterson outlined the plan to the American Legion in San Francisco, prompting varied reactions from Rep. Brooks, Rep. Brown, and Sen. Lucas.
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Washington
Congress
Patterson
American Legion
San Francisco
Brooks
D-La
House Military Committee
Legion
Clarence Brown
R-Obins
Lucas
D-Ill
House
Senate
Stephens City Officer Granted Siren Use on Patrol Vehicle
The Stephens City council considers equipping a patrol car with a siren as part of city policing. B. S. Harris becomes the new sergeant and also serves as town clerk. In another item, Lucille Davis, 40, waived a preliminary hearing on a shotgun slaying charge and was sent to the corporation court grand jury, bond set at 10 000.
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Oas City Council
Seana Ceets
B. S. Harris
John Hartley
Norfolk
Lucille Davis
Corporation Court Grand Jury
Reconversion Chief Warns Price Rise May Trigger Collapse
Reconversion Director John R. Steelman warned that a rapid rise in prices could curb demand and force an early, severe price collapse with wide economic and social consequences. He urged against broad wage hikes and outlined policies to balance supply and demand while maintaining production and employment.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Truman
Congress
39 Persons Believed Dead In Second Liner Crash In Newfoundland Wilds
Forty lines of cryptic wartime text describe Henry T. Hardenburg with Navy intelligence service and North Africa campaigns, followed by a disrupted fragment about a liner crash in Newfoundland with no clear connection to the main facts.
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Newfoundland Wilds
Bradley Replies to Commander Stelle at Legion Convention
At the American Legion convention in San Francisco General Omar Bradley defends the GI Bill against Stelle’s charge of breaking faith with veterans He says Congress law protects a minority from unfair profit and VA will resist surrender to special interests while upholding veterans rights.
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San Francisco
American Legion
Omar R. Bradley
Bradley
Legion
John Stelle
Stelle
Congress
Veterans’ Administration
Judge Miller Of Warren Presides For Harrison
In Richmond Virginia the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals designated Judge Burnett Miller of Warren County to preside over the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit during the September term replacing Judge Burr P Harrison who has resigned. Harrison resigns effective Oct 30 after being nominated for the district congressional seat. The order was signed by Holt and Justice Henry W. Segal.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Burnett Miller
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Warren County
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
Burr P. Harrison
Harrison
Staunton
A. Willis Robertson
Carter Glass
Holt
Miller
Henry W
Two Frederick County Schools Still Lacking Lights
Virginia’s audio visual program has lit 164 darkened school houses in 79 counties. The state reports participation rising from 450 projects in 1944 to about 1200 in 1946, with films increasing from 3,302 to 9,996 and projector counts above 4,200.
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Clarke and
Botetourt
Arlington
Elizabeth City
Frederick County
Virginia
General Assembly
Colgate W. Darden Jr
Department of Education
Rumage Sale and Registrar Notice at Kernstown
DIAMONDS Like a oe An investment forture. HODGSON & BROWN. Episcopal Church House at W. Boscawen Street, Sat October 5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registrar H. Potts will register and issue transfers at Valley Pike on October 4, 1946.
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Hodgson & Brown
Episcopal
Church House
W. Boscawen
Kernstown
Valley Pike
Clarke County Plans Welcome Home Day Celebration
Col Graham Dougherty outlines detailed plans for Clarke County Welcome Home and Remembrance Day. The event, scheduled for Friday October 4 at 6 30 p m, will be discussed on tomorrow's listen in broadcast.
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Gian Antahetti
Clarke County
Graham Dougherty
Clarke ‘County
Tragic Allied Overseas Airlines Crash Leaves 31 Passengers Dead
A Western Newfoundland crash of an American Overseas Airlines DC-4 killed 31 passengers and eight crew members. Rescue teams reported the wreckage burning with no signs of life and authorities warned that survivors were unlikely. The flight from New York to Berlin disappeared shortly after departure from Stephenville, Newfoundland.
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Stephenville
Nid
American Overseas Airlines
New York
American Overseas Airlines Planis
Newfoundland
Air Force
Coast Guard
Europe
Berlin
Midge
Air France
Jacques Charmoz
Nfid
Newfoundland Wilds
Gander
Argentia
Mid
American Commercial Aviation
Sabena
American Airlines
San Diego
Calif
Viking
Richmond
Atlantic Division
Air Transport Command
Fort Totten
N. Y
18Th Air Transport Command
Presque Isle
Goose Bay
Laborador
Harmon Field
Appalachia Apple Service Launches $27000 Ad Campaign
The Appalachian Apple Service based in Martinsburg launched a 27000 advertising program to promote apples from the Virginias and Maryland and Pennsylvania. Newspaper ads run in 69 daily papers across the Central East and South, with sixteen radio stations recording on the merits of local apples.
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Martinsburg
Virginias
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Central East
South
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Stellman
OPA
H. T. Hardenburg
Chamber of Commerce
Henry T. Hardenburg
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
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Avly
Office of Naval Intelligence
Mr. Hardenburg
Foreign Intelligence Branch
Hardenburg
North Africa
Oran
Algiers
Bizerte
Tunis
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Appalachia
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