Ban on flights over Czechoslovakia lifted by U S HQ
London dispatch reports U S Army in Europe lifted the ban on American plane flights over Czechoslovakia while flights over Romania and Hungary remain suspended. Pan American halted Middle Europe service pending clarification. pilot ties move to Russian army maneuvers.
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Czechoslovakia
U. S
London
Europe
Romania
Hungary
Frankfurt
Germany
Calvin Dyer
Jackson Heights
Pan- American Airways
Prague
Pan American
Middle Europe
Austria
Army
Panservices Eurymevil
Russels
15 year old held on assault charge in Frederick county
A 15 year old colored youth from Frederick county was released on bond awaiting arraignment on Saturday for allegedly criminally assaulting a 13 year old colored girl. The complaint by the girl's mother was filed as Deputy Sheriff Robert DeHaven made the arrest. The incident reportedly occurred in a field near Stephens City and the girl was examined by a Winchester physician.
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Frederick County
Robert DeHaven
Stephens City
Winchester
Beef Industry Presses Quick End to Price Controls
The beef industry pressed for immediate scrapping of price ceilings arguing ample meat supplies will be available soon possibly before the November elections. R G Haynie said cattle and calves are ready for market once ceilings lift. White House officials offered no forecast as top advisors weighed control options. Resignations from Wage Stabilization Board members underscore the push for ending federal pay controls, with a White House decision anticipated at a 4 p.m. news conference.
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Washington
R. G. Haynie
OPA Beef Industry Advisory Committee
White House
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Robert E. Hannegan
OPA
Paul Porter
Clinton P. Anderson
John R. Steelman
Clayton
Clark Clifford
Anderson
Congress
Mead
Argentina Offers Beef To Aid U S In Solving Meat Problems
Washington October 10 signs grew that the government might welcome Argentina beef to ease U S meat shortages. Argentina ambassador Oscar Ivanissevich said boneless canned beef could be shipped, about 4 million pounds available, to spur domestic cattle marketing amid Truman administration talks on possible emergency steps and relaxing controls.
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Argentina
U.S
Washington
America
Truman
Oscar Ivanissevich
United States
Ambaser
Peeenes
Will Clayton
Beer by the Case for Sale at Hayeield Tourist Camp
Beer is offered by the case at the Hayeield Tourist Camp. Contact via phone 6077 to inquire about Northwestern grade and the listed numbers 10 10 10 21.
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Hayejeld
Bank Sets October Closure for Columbus Day
Farmers and Merchants National Bank announces closure on Saturday October 12 in observance of Columbus Day. The bank will not operate that day.
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Columbus Day
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Farmers & National Bank
Clarke County Plans Remembrance Day Decorations and Events
Clarke County boards plan Remembrance Day for October 19 with $120 for Berryville street decorations and $100 for Horse Show Grounds, stores to close, a large church service at First Baptist, 1900 pounds beef donated, Red Cross Clubmobile serving coffee and doughnuts, Calvary Troop B and Army bands, and dances at the W T Williams Training School.
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Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Clarke
First Baptist Church
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Clarke County Canteen Corps
Calvary
50Th Army Ground Forces
2Nd Army Band
Clarke County Committee
W. T. Williams
Josephine Street
Welcome Home and Remembrance Day Plans Discussed
Reginald G. Morrison of the Lloyd Williams Post and Berryville American Legion post outline Clarke County Welcome Home and Remembrance Day events in a broadcast and in notices. The notices also request a missing diey Band uniform and advertise cider mill mentor work at Heinz Co with cider apple ordering.
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Reginald G. Morrison
Lloyd Williams
Berryville
H. J. Heinz CO
Valley Pike
United States, Britain, Turkey Back Greece Credit in Dardanelles Talks
Washington reports a $25 million U S credit to Greece for surplus army property purchase, part of broader Western backing during the Greek civil crisis. The move, together with Turkey aid, aims to restrain Russia’s Dardanelles demands while enabling discussion of revised Soviet rights in the straits.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Turkey
Russia
Dardanelles
Straits
State Department
Greece
Mediterranean
Lussey
Iran
Middle East
Shooting Stars Seen Across Nation With Radar Aid
The United States witnessed a meteor shower from comet Giacobini Zinner with radar confirming meteors about fifty miles up and Harvard researchers reporting 17 per minute from an aerial planetarium. Dense clouds limited viewing for many, as Earth passed within 131000 miles of the comet’s path.
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Associated Press
United States
Giacobini-Zinner
America
National Bureau A Standards
Earth
Harvard
Giaconini-Zinner
International
Philip Murray Charges Thirty Seven Billion Hoard
Philip Murray, CIO president, said in Miami Beach that a stockpile of finished and unfinished goods in the United States is worth about 37 billion dollars. He urged investigations by the Commerce Department and the Civilian Production Administration to uncover the hoard and its purpose. He declined to identify a motive, saying the nation must learn the reasons.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Brotherhood of
Department of Commerce
Civilian Production Administration
Dea
Murray
Prosecutors Accused of Ire With Prisoners' Wives
Reports transmitted to the Senate War Investigating Committee allege unidentified U S prosecutors consorted with wives of Nazis tried at Nurnberg. Senator Kilgore says charges not heard by his committee and identifies no named individuals. An investigator is being sent to Germany to survey occupation costs and related issues.
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Senate War Investigating Committee
U. S
Nuernberg
Mitchell
International News Service
Kilgore Committee
Wheeling
W. Va
Kilgore
D-Wva
George Meader
Meader
Germany
National Employ the Handicapped Week Call to Hire Veterans
The U S Employment Office announced representatives will urge employers to hire handicapped workers when vacancies arise. Five veterans with disabilities seek employment now, with objective to place them in suitable jobs. Also notes temperature and a lost eyeglasses notice from Habie's Real Estate Office.
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U. S
Congress
Truman
Walter Shade
Habie’s Real Estate
Negro Coroner Hope in Atlanta Stirs Georgia Race
Atlanta reports a potential shift as Aurelius Southall Scott, Afro American newspaper co publisher, qualifies for Fulton County coroner. Democratic control and white supremacy push to suppress Black voting loom as 23 white Democrat candidates compete ahead of the November election.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Macon
Fulton County
Aurelius Southall Scott
Atlanta Daily World
C. A. Scott
West Virginia State College
Scott
Lutherans Name Members To Boards And Committees
Election of 20 laity and clergy to boards and committees of the United Lutheran Church in America announced. Notable appointees include Dr J J Chever Richmond on executive board and Dr George J Gongaware Charleston on board of adjudication. Other names span Virginia South Carolina North Carolina Maryland with various missions and publications roles.
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Cleveland
United Lutheran Church In America
Virginia
J. J. Chever
Richmond
South Carolina
George J. Gongaware
Charleston
Karl W. Kinard
Columbia
Board of Foreign Missions
Paul M. Kingports
Board Of—Social—Nn
North Carolina
Jacob L. Morgan
Salisbury
Board of American Missions
Zeb B. Trexler
Hickory
Board of
Maryland
Hugo W. Schroeder
Baltimore
board of deaconess_work
Hollywood Fight Reaches Hall Of AFL Convention
Chicago October reports pleas for AFL to intervene in a Hollywood studio dispute. CIO Steelworkers urge CIO to create an orderly plan at Atlantic City for jurisdictional disputes. Fights among unions have led to studio shutdowns and violence as actors press for arbitration machinery.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Hollywood
AFL
CIO Steelworkers Union
CIO
Atlantic City
N. J
Simi
APL
Delegatto
AFL International Alliance of
Suspect Detained After Gun Report Ends Peacefully
In Kankakee Illinois on October 10 police halted a car after a chase involving four men. A Springfield Illinois detective traveling to Chicago for a convention was found to have a gun but authorities deemed the situation safe.
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Kankakee
Ill
Springfield
Chicago
Free Danube opening urged at peace conference
The United States and Britain pressed the Soviet Union and Slav states to remove barriers and open the Danube to free commerce. Senator Vandenberg argued for equal terms and rejection of discriminatory trade barriers, while Yugoslav Deputy Premier Kardelj challenged the plan as beyond the conference’s remit.
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Paris
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U. S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Europe
Yuo
Vandenberg
Edward Kardelj
Balkans Commission
Danube
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Ernest
Posal
Bevin
St. Lawrence
Canada
Romania
Chamber Demands Congress Uncover Communists to End Influence
The United States Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to expose Communist Party members and funding to curb their power in labor ranks and the government. A yearlong study claimed Communist influence runs through the Treasury and Labor departments, alleging many public servants were pushed from office.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Washington
Communist Party
Comunists
Organization
Chamber
Serted
Treasury
Labor
So Schwellenbach
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Clarkes
Bergville
Ewart Johnson
WINC
Telehhone
War Committee
Dr. Scott
Fulton Co
Episcopal Church House
Boscawen St
Sears
Sears, Roebuck & Coo
S. Loudoun St
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