Frick postpones World Series game amid rain forecast
Commissioner Ford Frick ordered the second game of the World Series between Brooklyn and the New York Yankees postponed due to a light rain and threatening weather. The game moved to Friday at Ebbetts Field with Newcombe and Larsen slated to start, and Dodgers gain time to rest Maglie.
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Brooklyn
Ford Frick
New York Yankees
Frick
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Walter Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbetts Field
Ebbets Field
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Yankee Stadium
Dodgers
Sal Maglie
Maglie
Don Newcombe
Dodger
Johnson Says GCO P Opposes South and Democrats Stand Strong
In Norfolk Virginia Senator Lyndon B Johnson warned the South cannot rely on the Republicans for sympathetic understanding. He urged defeat of the Democratic ticket would shift tax banking and spending powers to Republicans and emphasized Virginias voice in federal government. Johnson described the GOP as unsympathetic and warned of broad consequences in the region.
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Norfolk
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Eisenhower
Brownell
Benson
Harry Byrd
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Willis Robertson
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Porter Hardy
Adlai Stevenson
Virginia
South
Congress
Senate
Twenty Called For Corporation Court Felony Jury
Twenty citizens are summoned to report at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Winchester Corporation Court for service on a felony jury. Names include W. Lawrence Lichliter Wilbur P. Anderson Guy Webber John Chapman Roland Keller Harry W. Ebert Jr. Paul F. Rosenberger Robert C. Jasper George Masters Halford H. Baker and others.
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Winchester Corporation Court
W. Lawrence Lichliter
Wilbur P. Anderson
Guy Webber
John ©. Chapman
Roland Keller
Harry W. Ebert, Jr
Paul F. Rosenberger
Robert C. Jasper
George Masters Halford H. Baker
William E. Fauver
Melvin Lineburg
Leonard Funk
Harold R. Fawcett
Elwood W. Argenbright
Clayton J. Cochran
Carlisle W. Fisher
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Curtiss R. Barr
Robert G. Gibbons
Campaigners trade barbs as Stevenson assails Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson in Pittsburgh accuses President Eisenhower of gross misstatement and misrepresentation in a televised reply. Richard Nixon, in Philadelphia, blasts Stevenson for his hydrogen bomb stance as both parties battle for Pennsylvania’s 32 electoral votes.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon
Stevenson
America
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Lexington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Unite States
Passenger train attacked near Jordan border in Israeli report
Israeli officials report a Haifa to Jerusalem passenger train was fired on from across the Jordan border with rifle and machinegun fire. The engineer was wounded but continued to Lydda, while security forces returned fire amid a crowded carriage in the coastal plain near the Eyal settlement.
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Jerusalem
Haifa- Jerusalem
Jordan
Lydda
Israeli Coastal Plain
Eyal Settlement
Haifa
Winchester To Receive AAA Pedestrian Protection Award
Claude B Smalts Jr Mayor Winchester will receive an AAA award for pedestrian protection on Oct 9. Winchester ranked in the top fifth among 518 cities with 10 000 to 25 000 residents in the 17th annual contest.
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Claude B. Smalts
Winchester
Jack Ryvicker
Safety Department
D. C
American Automobile Association
AAA
Free chest X rays offered at State Health mobile unit
A mobile unit at the Frederick County Courthouse provided free chest X rays to 955 people yesterday and will operate again today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mrs. Grace Wright urged adults to get screened before the unit departs.
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State Health Department
Frederick County
Grace Wright
Winchester Tuberculosis Association
William H. Lawrence, Jr
Edgar Brown
Bruce Porterfield
Winchester Business and Professional Women's Club
Katheleen Strother
Nancy Jones
Lois Lane
Jean Davies
Anna Dunlap
Virginia Gaunt
Betty Lowry
Fleet & CO
Rain Delays Apple Picking and Farm Work This Morning
Rain halted the area apple harvest and other agricultural activity this morning before noon. Frederick County Agent John T. Wolfe noted farmers seeded small grains while most oats and barley are already in. corn is largely unpicked to dry before harvest. Pastures may recover after recent heavy rains and an early frost impact.
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Frederick County
John T. Wolfe
Wolfe
Presley Record In Time Capsule at Evansville College
A time capsule sealed in the corner stone of a new Evansville College library this week contains a recording of Elvis Presley. The capsule is to be opened in 2006.
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Evansville, Incl
Evansville College
Tito's Efforts At Yalta Stymied On Liberal Policy
Belgrade reports Tito failed to persuade Soviet hosts at Yalta to ease controls and back independence for satellite Communist parties. Khrushchev opposes such liberalization, while old guard Molotov and Kaganovich push against Tito's push for equal rights and nonalignment with any socialist bloc.
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Tito
Yalta
Belgrade
Crimea
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Lazar Kaganovitch
Krushchev
Europe
Brioni
Britain Explodes Atomic Weapon at Maralinga Test Ground
Sydney reports Britain detonated a ground level atomic device at Maralinga in South Australia. It was the second blast in the fourth test series with officials describing the firing as satisfactory and the cloud behavior as forecast. Two more firings are planned.
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Sydney
Australia
Maralinga Proving Ground
South Australia
Britain
Howard Beale
Australian Safety Committee
Maralinga
William Penney
Vacation pay settlement nears in Lewis mine dispute
In Cincinnati John L. Lewis and coal mine owners move toward signing a one year coal contract after a dispute over vacation pay and holiday benefits. The planned agreement would give nearly 20 990 soft coal miners a 2.40 daily wage boost plus holiday pay.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Edward G. Fox
Asson
Fox
Pittsburgh
BCOA
Collapse at Consumers Power Building Kills Six Workers
In Jackson Michigan workers halted rescue efforts after a collapse left at least six men presumed dead with four bodies recovered. The four story office building near completion had no signs of weakness noted earlier by the contractor and state reps consider investigations as relatives endure the scene.
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Jackson, Mich
John Schweitzer
Consumers Power Co
Frank Herlihy
Herlihy
Francis Desmond
Jackson
Benson Says Republicans Inherited Mess In Agriculture
Secretary Benson told Illinois Chamber of Commerce and the American Butter Institute that the Eisenhower administration inherited a mess in 1953 and rebuilt the agricultural economy on a solid foundation. He cited rising farm income, higher prices, record farm assets, low foreclosures, and strong dairy cash receipts, while noting past delays in price controls.
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Chicago
Benson
Eisenhower
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
American Butter Institute
Ten Die In Two Car Crash In Indiana
A collision near Keystone, Indiana, killed ten people when a nine person Muncie family car struck another vehicle. The victims include Pred D Beal 32. Lor etta Beal. Marie Clark 60. Lilian 30. Inez 8 Chestina 6 Vickie Lynn 5 Claudia 4. Jesse W Price 37. and Thomas B Burns 36. Police say Beal's car, speeding southwest, hit Burns' car and pushed it 88 feet.
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Muncie
Ind
Munice
Indiana
Pred D. Beal
Loretta Beal
Marie Clark
Beal
Lillian
Inez
Chestina
Vickie Lynn
Laudia
Jesse W. Price
Thomas B. Burns
Keystone
Eugene Eissman
Burns
Daily Cocktails by Robins in Cherry Tree
Mrs. Fred Fuller reports a flock of alcoholic robins in her Loudonville yard share a daily cocktail party in a cherry tree. Birds crash into windows and end up grounded with glassy eyes. Ed Lee suggests cherry fermentation as a possible cause or factor.
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Albany, N. Y
Fred Fuller
Loudonville
Ed Lee
Mrs Goode Elected County PTA Head in Frederick County
Mrs Richard K Goode of Apple Pie Ridge was elected president of the Frederick County Council of Parent Teachers Association at the first fall meeting at High View School. Billy Thompson assists, with officers Gordon Armel Ruth Kelly and James Beam. The council will meet at various schools this year and a dental clinic begins Nov 5.
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Richard K. Goode
Apple Pie Ridge
Frederick County
Bryarly
High View
Kernstown
Miller
Round Hill
Stonewall
Negotiating Committee Emerges in Suez Talks at UN
Dag Hammarskjold presses for a UN sponsored negotiating group to keep Suez talks alive. Britain and France back a plan for international canal control, while the United States shows cool support amid behind the scenes diplomacy with Iran, Yugoslavia, Peru, and others.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
U.N
Hammarskjold
Britain
France
Canal
London
Dialal Abdoh
United States
U.S
State Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Selwyn Lloyd
Koca Popovic
Victor Andres Belaunde
Dimitri Shepilov
Mahmoud Fawzi
Liovdand Lodge
Bernard Cornut-Gentile
Shepilov
Weather and local fire company meeting notices
The forecast for Virginia calls for cloudy conditions with occasional rain tonight and gradual clearing Friday with moderated temperatures. Sunrise is 6 12 a m and sunset 5 51 p m in Winchester. Clearbrook Fire Dept meets Oct 8 at 8 p m, ROUSS Fire Co meets Oct 5, Sarah Zane Fire Co meets Oct 5, all members urged to attend. Apex Vacuum Cleaners promo ends with a price drop to 29 95 at Schewel Furniture Co.
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Rouss Fire CO
John J. Hawse
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Apex Vacuum Cleaners
Schewel Furniture CO
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