Supreme Court Opens New Term Faces Segregation and Major Issues
The Supreme Court began the 1952 53 term led by Chief Justice Vinson with Justice Douglas back from Asia. A key agenda includes rulings on school segregation and the private versus federal power in building a Roanoke Rapids hydroelectric project. Also listed are Rosenberg death sentence appeals and a challenge to a 50 tax stamp for gamblers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vinson
Douglas
Far East
Southeast Asia
Charles Elmore Cropley
High Tribunal
McGranery
Robert L. Stern
High Bench
Roanoke Rapids
Rosenberg
President Seas
New York
Sing Sing
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Staunton Papers Back Eisenhower Editorial
An editorial in the Staunton News Leader argues the Republican Party is the only instrument to halt socialism and restore honesty in government amid inflation. It notes Democratic loyalties in the South, while claiming the party has remained independently aligned since its founding.
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Staunton
Staunton Am Leader
News Leader
Republican Party
Mee Ryen
Chey
Free Chest X rays Start Tomorrow Across Frederick County
Beginning tomorrow free chest X rays will be offered by the Frederick County Tuberculosis Association. Clinics will operate in various locations from October 7 to October 13 for students seventh grade and up, staff, and the general public. Apply in person at Pingley and Carper cleaners.
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Ick
Frederick County Tuberculosis Association
Wright Apereree
Wess
Gainesboro
Clearbrook Fire Hall
Stephens City School
H. J. Heinz
O'Sullivan
Valley Pike
James Wood High School
Wright
Pingley & Carper
Stevenson Drafts Major Address on Communism
Gov Adlai Stevenson drafts a national address on communism as the campaign narrows to a Stevenson Eisenhower-Truman clash. He ramps up attacks on Eisenhower while Truman travels the West with two new itineraries and a Boston stop planned. Eisenhower reverses tactics with sharper digs at Truman.
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Gov. Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Ohio
Iowa
Minnesota
Truman
Rea
Eisenhower
Utah
Colorado
New England
Wee
Boston
Midwest
Pennsylvania
Brigod Young University
Provo
United Nations
Marines Fail To Recapture Hill In Korea Battle
U S Marines of the 7th Regiment fought six hours against Chinese artillery and machine gun fire to retake a key hill on Korea's Western Front but were unable to dislodge the Reds. Chi nese forces retained control as P 86 Sabres and MIG-15s clashed over North Korea and Allied bombers hit rail and supply targets.
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Seoul
Korea
7Th Marine
Chia
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Red Korea
Rai
Fifth Local Polio Case Is Reported
A fifth polio case was reported locally by the Frederick Chester Health Department. Gary Arnold, seven, son of William and Mrs. Arnold of Sunnyside, was taken to the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond with a non paralytic form after a football injury and ensuing headache. Tests at Memorial Hospital followed.
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Frederickchester
Gary Arnold
William Arnold
Sunnyside
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
Gary
Memorial Hospital
Thirteen Names Added To State Traffic Toll
Thirteen names were added to Virginia's list of traffic dead over the past weekend as seven deaths were reported by State Police, six on Saturday. Victims include Wilbert Maceo Perkinson 32 of Amelia Dorothy West 12 of Maryus Baker Lee Cox 76 of Odd Ghorgia Redd 28 of Marthe McCargo 28 of Williamsburg Lee Staton 2 of Williamsburg brothers Al Smith Glasscock 26 of La Crosse Duke Shirley Glasscock 26 of LaCrosse Mrs Pauline Tankersley 33 of Big Stone Owen E Tee 25 of Austenville Willis Alston 33 of Richmond Ronald A Manchester 25 of Fort Eustis George Lee Jenkins 21 of Fort Belvoir.
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Wilbert Maceo Perkinson
Ameijia
Dorothy West
Maryus
Baker Lee Cox
Odd
Ghorgia Redd
Marthe McCargo
Wyllieson
Lee Staton
Wylliesbur
al Smith Glasscock
la Crosse
Shirley Glasscock
LaCrosse
Pauline Tankersley
Big Stone
Owen E. Tee
Austinville
Willis Alston
Richmond
Ronald A. Manchester
Fort Eustis
George Lee Jenkins
Fort Belvoir
Perkinson
Amelia County
Westchild
Newport News
Marqus
Gloucester
Cox
Poquoson
Hampton
Wylkesburg
Keyeville
U. S
Cold Snap Brings Record Frosts Across U.S.
A cold snap continued from the Great Lakes to the Rockies with record frosts and some snow. Douglas Wyoming registered 5 below zero, Dubuque Iowa hit 20, Chicago 28. Readings tapped records for early fall as all regions except the coasts felt cooler weather with rain in many areas.
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Great Lakes
Rockies
Douglas
Wyo
Colorado
Lake Superior
Dubuane
Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
South
Hit and Run Drives Drunken Driving Fines Set
A hit and run on N Loudoun Street led to the arrest of Murry Palmer Walters 33 of 550 N Loudoun Street who drove a 1941 Dodge while intoxicated. Walters was fined 57.75 for hit and run and 101.25 for drunken driving, license suspended, 30 day jail term suspended, 12 months probation. His companion Douglas Morrison 1135 S Kent Street was fined 15.75 for drunkenness.
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Co. L. Santman
Valley Avenue
Winchester
N. Loudoun Street
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Fairfax Lane
Braddock Street
Murry Palmer Walters
Waynesboro News Virginian backs Adlai Stevenson for president
The Waynesboro News Virginian pledges support for Adlai Stevenson noting his fitness for public life. The independent Democratic paper criticizes Eisenhower for capitulation to Taft and ties his ties to Jenner and McCarthy, predicting Stevenson will carry Virginia and the nation.
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Waynesboro
Waynesboro News
Virginian Today
Stevenson
Louis Spilman
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Jenner
McCarthy
The
News Virginian
Truman
Virginia
United States
GOP Senators Charge Truman Unloading Berlin Korea Errors
Three Republican senators label President Truman's Oakland speech as an attempt to unload Berlin and Korea errors onto Dwight Eisenhower. They defend Eisenhower’s role, saying Truman cannot shift blame for policy decisions and that Eisenhower warned against bringing Russia into the Japan war.
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San Francisco
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Bourke B. Hicken
Trumann
Oakland
Eisenhower
Berlin
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
GOP
Germany
U. S
Roosevelt
Yalta
Potsdam
China
Russia
Japan
GOP Leader Urges Write-In For Lieutenant Governor
Norfolk reports GOP leader Lester Parsons urges Virginians to write in a candidate for lieutenant governor amid a split party scene. He criticizes independents and Democrats backing Stevenson as voters face a Sept. 20 vacancy caused by Lt. Gov. Collins death. Parsons touts Robert Norris as a write-in option and notes two Democrats shifted to Eisenhower support, including Del Randolph Tucker and John D. Neff.
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Norfolk
Lester Parsons
Parsons
GOP
Robert W. Waitt
Richmond
Waitt
Republican Committee
Lietenant
Eisenhower
Virgina
L. Preston Collins
Stephens
Adlai Stevenson
Robert Norris
Norris
Lancaster County
Stevenson
Gen
del Randolph Tucker
John D. Neff
Staunton
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Neff
Yanks Lead 2-1 in Seventh as World Series Hopes Stay Alive
In Brooklyn, the Yankees push toward the 1952 title as Vic Raschi starts for New York against the Dodgers at Ebbetts Field. After a 6-5 11-inning win at Yankee Stadium, the Yankees cling to a 3-2 series edge with Raschi aiming to seal a victory.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
New York Yankees
Diller
Yankee Stadium
Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Vic Raschi
Raschi
Dodger
Chuck Dressen
Billy Lees
Lees
Billy Martin
Leap Year Licenses Reflect Broad Geographic Spread in 1951
In Winchester and Frederick County during the first three quarters of the year licenses issued rise to 1443 in the city and 945 in Frederick County. Pennsylvania couples lead with 133 city licenses and 74 county licenses, followed by West Virginia and Virginia. Other states and foreign brides from Scotland and Switzerland appear in smaller numbers.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Maryland
Tennessee
Indiana
Arkansas
Michigan
Wyoming
Florida
North Carolina
Kansas
Alabama
New York
Scotland
Switzerland
Malenkov Claims U S Aims for World Domination Through War
Malenkov told the All-Union Soviet Communist Party Congress that U S leaders seek global domination through war, while the USSR vows to strengthen defenses and pursue peace with other powers. Stalin and Molotov watched as Malenkov outlined the party program for the future.
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Eddie Gilmore
Moscow
Georgi M Malenkov
United States
Soviet Union
Ussr
Joseph Stalin
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
All-Union
Soviet Communist Party
Truman
U. S
$1 000 Damages In Week End Crashes
Three weekend crashes in Frederick County caused about $1 000 in damage with no injuries. A 1937 Buick driven by Carl Miller sideswiped a 1947 Kaiser sedan driven by Leonard Cornwell on Route 50. Miller charged with reckless driving. A three car crash on Route 522 involved Ron dell W. Bageant, William Grady, and Catherine George. Bageant charged with driving under the influence. The third wreck on Route 522 involved Ray Clatterbuck and a Virginia Highway truck. Clatterbuck charged with faulty brakes.
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Frederick County
Carl Miller
Route 2
Kaiser
Leonard Carl Cornwell
Huntington
W. Va
Lawrence P. Coverstone
Miller
Route 522
Coverstone
Rondell W. Bageant
Whitacre
Hudson
William Grady
Pittsburg
Catherine George
Doylestown
Ohio
Ford
Mercury
Bageant
Ray Clatterbuck
Washington
Virginia
John Miller
Strasburg
Highway Department
Clatterbuck
Mrs Slonaker Dies at 97 at Amherst Street Home
Elizabeth Hott Slonaker 97 widow of A C Slonaker died yesterday morning at her home 324 Amherst Street. Born in Hampshire County W V she was a member of Winchester Presbyterian Church. Survived by sons Bruce and Dailey Slonaker daughters Irene and Cornelia Slonaker two grandchildren Nancy and Christopher Slonaker one niece and four nephews. Funeral at 3 PM from her home with Rev J S Duckwall officiating. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers Moody Slonaker Paul Slonaker FP Larent Charles Powell Robert Slonaker.
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Elizabeth Hott Slonaker
A. C. Slonaker
Amherst St
Hampshire County
W. Va
George and
Margaret Powell Hott
Winchester Presbyterian Church
Bruce Slonaker
Dailey Sonaker
Irene Slonaker
Cornelia Slonaker
Nancy
Christopher Slonaker
County Leaders Named for Chest Campaign in Frederick County
James W. Galladay Stephens City Fred C Braithwaite Cross Junction and Mrs Henry M Cline Clearbrook named to head the County Division of the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest drive. Kick off dinner set at George Washington Hotel with Frank Armstrong Jr and H K Delmer Robinson speaking.
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James W. Galladay
Stephens City
Fred C. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Henry M. Cline
Clearbrook
Winchester
Opequon
Frederick County
Braithwaite
Gainesboro
Cline
Cheatinete
Comunity Chest
George Washington Ho
Sacee
HK. Delmer Robinson
Richard Pontz
Scamia
Stand-By Price Control Law Debate Amid War Mobilization
Fowler argues for a stronger stand-by price control law before controls expire on April 30. He notes current limits on inflation restraint with only about half of consumer prices and seven tenths of wholesale prices under control. The report paints an optimistic defense production view but warns mobilization still lies ahead amid industrial expansion and high civilian output.
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Truc Ee Ee Bien
Fowler
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