Women Outshop Men In Grocery Buying Poll
In a follow up poll on current topics the Inquiring Photographer finds most shoppers at three chain stores and local grocers believe women are better at grocery shopping. Men are seen as quicker but less thorough and prone to skipping items or buying only what is listed.
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J. H. Merriner
Earle Wirts
Rhodes Drug Store
Charlotte Shiley
Acme Market
Arthur Shambaugh
Sunnyside
Alberta Swisher
Sam's Cash Grocery
S. Kent St
R. V. Martin
Safeway Store
Paul J. Thomson
Morgan
Yankees take early 1-0 lead with Mike's homer in fourth
In a sunlit New York day at Yankee Stadium, the Dodgers and Yankees clash in Game Four of the World Series. A fourth inning homer by Mike from the Yankees put them ahead 1-0 as Allie Reynolds pitched against Joe Black and Dodger fielding miscues surfaced in a tense early moment.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Dodgers
Yankees
Joe Black
Yanks
Allie Reynolds
Black
Entertainment Set For Lions District Conference Tuesday
Winchester Lions Club officials outline a full program for the District Governors Fall Conference 24 C to be held at the George Washington Hotel next Tuesday. Luncheons at noon and a 630 p m banquet lead to a dance with Les Arnold’s orchestra. Miss Peggy Haymaker will sing at both luncheons with Mrs Riley accompanying. The banquet features S A Dodge Detroit Mich as principal speaker with James Wood High School Choral Club performing and Benny Brown Jr tap dancing.
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Winchester Lions Club
District 24-C
George Washington Hotel
Les Arnold
Lions
Sue Anderson
Farmer
Madeline Riley
Peggy Haymaker
W. Cecil Street
Riley
S. A. Dodge Detroit
Msch
The
Lion International
Robert Jaspe
Allen T. Hawthorne
Walterr. Flory
Boyce
James Wood High School
Jean Allen Davis
Benny Brown Jr
Winchester
Kenneth Windle
Four Killed as Bus Collides With Truck on Turnpike
Four Greyhound passengers died and 13 were injured when a westbound bus from New York to Chicago collided with a tractor-trailer about eight miles west of Somerset Pennsylvania. The truck driver was unhurt. Names of the dead include David Roberts of East Orange New Jersey and Wilburn F Williams of Lovington Illinois.
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Somerset
Greyhound
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Lure Hill
Pennsylvania Turnpike
David Roberts
East Orange
N. J
Somerset Community Hospital
Andrew B. Bielbert
Sweden
Wilburn F. Williams
Lovington
C. A
Jennie) Thomas
College Ave
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Chares H. Slaven
Parkersburg
W. Va
Collinsburg
Westmoreland County
Kick Off Dinner Launches Chest Advance Drive Unit
Volunteer workers in the Advance Gifts Division of the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest plan a 6 p.m. dinner kickoff at the George Washington Hotel Monday. J. T. Kremer will preside over the session of 55 business men who will contact industrial and professional prospects.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Communists unveil five point Asian peace plan in Tokyo
In Peiping capital, the Communist plan outlined a Japanese peace treaty, Korean War endgame, a five power disarmament pact, and safeguards for national independence. It calls for a ban on foreign military bases, an end to blockades, and removing war propaganda amid a conference with delegates from about 40 countries.
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Tokyo
Red China
Peipinge
Peiping
Asia
U. S
Britain
France
Soviet Russia
Kuo Mo-Jo
Japan
Russia
U.S
Korea
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
Red
Rate Proposals Studied For Chesapeake And Potomac Co
The Virginia State Corporation Commission weighed new rate schedules from the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. The plan reclassifies 20 exchanges and seeks about 2.95 million dollars in additional revenue. Business lines would rise about 50 cents monthly, with $334,000 expected from the reclassification.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
C&p
Arthur
Harrison
SCC
Nee
Models Fight Tax Rules Over Income Appeals
A group of models petitioned the Internal Revenue Bureau seeking to deduct a reasonable allowance for observers in calculating income taxes. They argue their appeal value would decline without this allowance and request clarification on the write off.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Barkley Delivers News Copies to Paducah Newsboys
Vice President Barkley joined Johnny Dyson on a Paducah route in tribute to National Newspaper Week. He joked with photographers and shook hands with residents, delivering copies of the Paducah Sun Democrat and taking subscriptions. He noted he might lose his job after January and smiled at a student asking for an autograph.
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Paducah
Johnny Dyson
Ben Barkley
Barkley
Johnny
Veep
U N Planes Blast Enemy Coal Mine in Korea
U N Fifth Air Force said jet pilots blasted a North Korean coal mine into flames and downed two MIG15s near the Chongchon River as Allied infantry recaptured three Western Front outpost hills including Big Nori. Sabres reported downing MIGs and damaging others during a bombing mission.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
U.N
Air Force
Far East Air Force
Namsan
North Korea
Makins Named British Ambassador to the United States
London reports Sir Roger Makins will succeed Sir Oliver Franks as Ambassador in Washington. Makins, a deputy under secretary and top economic affairs official, is due to begin his post in December. He is married to Alice Davis, daughter of the late Dwight F. Davis. Sir Oliver plans to remain in Washington until after the presidential election.
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London
Britain
Roger Makins
Foreign Office
Oliver Franks
Washington
Makins
Alice Davis
St. Louis
Mayor Clowe Joins National Mayors' Committee for Stevenson Sparkman
Winchester mayor Mifflin B. Clowe Jr. accepted Boston mayor John B. Hynes invitation to join the National Mayors for Stevenson Sparkman Committee. Hynes urged mayors to unite to influence the forthcoming election and aid municipal leaders in solving city problems.
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Clowe
Stevenson
Sparkman Mayors’ Committee
Hynes
Sparkman Reveals Eight-Year Income Total of 89497.71
Senator John Sparkman disclosed his income for the past eight years totaling 89 497.71 dollars. He listed earnings mainly from his salary as a congressman and senator, plus rents and mutual fund dividends. He refused to release his wife's tax returns, calling finances private, and denied transferring funds to her. The disclosure follows Adlai Stevenson’s lead amid the Nixon challenge to reveal finances.
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Washington
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
House
Senate
Sparkman
Adlai Stevenson
Richard Nixon
Stevenson
Nixon
First Cold Snap Hits Enfire East
The Associated Press reports a major early fall cold snap across the eastern half of the United States. Temperatures fell to the 30s in parts of North Carolina and subfreezing readings appeared in Binghamton New York while New York D C and Providence Rhode Island saw readings in the 40s. Rainffected Northern New England as the storm system moves south from Canada with varied conditions across the region.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Lake Superior
Canada
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Rockies
Binghamton N. Y
New York
Washington
Providence
R. I
Greensboro
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Dickinson
New England
Florida
Frost barely touched county. town reports slight chill
Winchester Research Laboratory reported last night’s low of 34 degrees, two degrees above freezing. Light frost appeared only in parts of the county with no damage, while town temperatures varied slightly above the laboratory reading.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
No Wrestling Tonight in Oakland After Antenna Theft
Local resident Nick Gambakos reports his TV set failed while watching wrestling. A thief climbed the roof and stole his antenna, leaving him unable to view broadcasts. The South End Fire Co. holds its regular meeting on Monday October 6 at 8 p m at the Company Hall on West Monmouth Street with notices from Harry A. Nelson president.
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Oakland
Calif
Nick Gambakos
The
South End Fire Co
W. Monmouth St
Marvin Bucher
Harry A. Nelson
Stevenson Attacks Republican Record On Farm Legislation
Gov Adlai Stevenson assailed the Republican record on farm policy after a foreign policy exchange with Sen Taft. He cited credit taking by Republicans as he campaigned through Ohio and Iowa and planned a stop in Fort Dodge.
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Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Robert A. Taft
Illinois
Ohio
Taft
Fort Dodge
Truman Attacks Eisenhower Nixon in California Campaign
President Truman assails Eisenhower as a tool for others and Nixon as of narrow, selfish men in a broad swing through Milwaukee and California. Stevenson, Taft, and Eisenhower trade volleys as they campaign across Columbus and nearby towns, criticizing party records on farm programs and accusing opponents of leftward shifts.
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Truman
Eisenhower
NIXON
San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Corn Belt
Taft
Stevenson
Columbus
Col Aubrey Smith Dies of Knife Wound in Tokyo
Col Aubrey D. Smith 45 chief of plans and operations supply for the Far East Command died of a knife wound. Army says wife Dorothy Smith allegedly inflicted the injury. She is in Tokyo hospital under guard as an investigation proceeds. Smith, a San Antonio resident, was regarded as a promising officer.
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Tokyo
Aubrey D. Smith
Par East Command
Mark Clark
Dorothy Smith
Smith
Who's Who
America
Walter Krueger
U.S. Sixth Army
San Antonio
Tex
Army
Sener
8167Th Station
Arey Public Information Office
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