Troops Pickets Patrol as Plant Reopens in New Castle
Perfect Circle Corp reopened its piston ring foundry with troops and five pickets at the gate after last week’s riot. About 67 plant workers and 17 office workers entered the plant as production hoped to resume. National Guard troops guarded New Castle Hagerstown and Richmond areas amid strikes by the CIO United Auto Workers Union.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Corp
Cheslay Juday
Perfect Circle
Hagerstown
Richmond
National Guard
George N. Craig
151St Infantry Regiment
139Th Field Artillery Battalion
Alcoa
United Steel
Lucas Roche
Conservation Park
CIO United Auto Workers Union
Adenauer Illness Reported Pneumonia In Bonn
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 79, diagnosed with feverish bronchitis complicated by light bronchial pneumonia. Doctors say the pneumonia is fading, fever abated, but he must stay in bed at least a week. He has been home for five days after a chill following a Luxembourg Bonn trip and Saar plebiscite talks.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Luxembourg
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Saar
VFW Plans Veterans Day Rites In Frederick County
The VFW Post 2123 outlines plans for the November 11 Veterans Day observance led by Commander George Taylor. A parade, church service at Sacred Heart, and a post luncheon mark the day with participation invited from all veterans and organizations.
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VFW
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Taylor
Richard K. Eddy
Veterans Day Arrangements Committee
Joseph B. Luttrell
Disabled American Veterans
Fred Donica
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Eddy
Veterans’ Organizations
National Guard
James Wood High School
Handley Band
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Loudoun St
Confederate Monument
Frederick County
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert O. Hickman
V. F. W. Post
Piccadilly St
William Woodhull Baker
Post
Alfred Knowles
Elmer Lauck
Mr. Eddy
Kernstown Motel Kitchen Damaged By Fire
A cigarette stub in a garbage can is blamed for a fire that damaged the Kernstown Motel kitchen about 4 a.m. today. The blaze, confined to a wall and shelving, caused extensive smoke damage with china broken. the building was sold at auction Saturday to James Chauderis. Mrs. Grace Brown, the former owner, still operates the motel and reported the alarm. Firefighters from Shawnee and Stephens City fought the flames, crawling on the floor to reach the blaze. Additional chimney fires were reported at 6 p.m. yesterday on 36 Cameron Street, prompting citywide responses but no serious damage.
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Kernstown
Grace Brown
James Chauderis
S. Cameron St
Mrs Bell Dies In S C Crash After Move From Winchester
Mrs Andrew Bell 71 former Winchester resident died at Conway South Carolina hospital after injuries from a traffic crash near the community last Saturday evening. Doris Cunningham 40 of 311 S Stewart St was slightly injured and Myrtle Beach lawyer died instantly. Mrs Bell wife of the auto license agent and longtime Chamber of Commerce secretary had moved to Buckroe Beach Virginia over a year ago. She resided at 1713 Malloy Street. Mrs Bell was a passenger in a 1951 Buick driven by Miss Cunningham.
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Andrew Bell
Winchester
Conway
South Carolina
Doris Cunningham
S. Stewart St
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Buckroe Beach
Hampton
Malloy St
For Sale Used Tires and Heaters at Local Firms
Continuation note lists Southern Tire Service opposite Handley High Campus offering guaranteed used tires in all sizes and prices plus Perfection oil heaters in all sizes with easy terms from Schewel Furniture Co.
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Southern Tire Service
Handley High Campus
Schewel Furniture CO
Handley Campus
Winchester
Tues
Thars
City Worker Hurt When Car Strikes Garbage Truck
A city employee was pinned against a garbage truck on Millwood Ave and injured along with the car driver. Carlton Ritenour, 24, suffered a chin laceration and fractured rib. Mary A. Mahoney had a severe forehead cut and leg laceration. The 1948 International truck, operated by Alex DeHaven, sustained minor damage. the Plymouth 1954-55 used by Mahoney also incurred damage.
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Carlton Ritenour
Stephens City
Millwood Ave
Memorial Hospital
Mary A. Mahoney
E. Germain St
Plymouth
City of
Winchester
Alex DeHaven
North Frederick Road
Warren Rudolph
Ritenour
General Van Fleet warns use of atomic bombs if Korea invaded
Gen James A Van Fleet told a Los Angeles audience that the United States would retaliate with atomic bombs if Communist forces invade South Korea. He said an attack on Korea is an attack on the United States under the terms of a U S Korea treaty.
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Los Angeles
James A. van Fleet
United States
South Korea
Republic of Korea
United Nations
Korea
California Republicans hear Eisenhower song on air
A $100 plate Republican audience in San Francisco heard Metropolitan Opera singer Brian Sullivan perform Bless This House for President Eisenhower. The recording was dispatched by plane to Denver immediately after the event.
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San Francisco
California
Brian Sullivan
Metropolitan Opera
Eisenhower
Denver
Truman Denies Plot to Dump Stevenson as Demo Nominee
Former President Truman rejected Republican charges that the Democratic Party might drop Adlai Stevenson before the next convention. He said only capable men and friends are involved and that the party will choose its nominee itself. He criticized the Republicans for inheriting peace and prosperity from Democrats. Mayor Wagner also voiced Stevenson’s current strength and continued support if he remains viable.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Leonard Hall
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Truman
Averell Harriman
Carmine DeSapio
Harriman
Hall
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Wagner
Sevenson
Gainesboro Child Drowns While Playing in Yard
The 16 month old Arlie Ray Crites, son of Arlie W. and Dorothy Sites Crites, died after falling head first into a water-filled vat near his home while a well was being drilled. He was found by his parents, pronounced dead at Winchester Memorial Hospital, with funeral set for Petersburg Cemetery, Petersburg WV.
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Gainesboro
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Arlie Ray Crites
Arlie W
Dorothy Sites Crites
Frederick County
Crites Cemetery
Petersburg
W. Va
Woodrow Stephen Crites
Linda Lou Crites
James Sites
Walter R. Crites
Moorefield
Kurtz
S. Loudoun St
Abrams Denies Postmasters Removed for Political Reasons
DETROIT AP Abrams denied Sen. Johnston's charge that postmasters were fired for politics. He said 538 postmasters were removed since Jan 20, 1953, with 203 for embezzlement and 335 for mismanagement and related cases, and none for political reasons. Carlson urged Republicans to welcome the Johnston probe.
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Abrams
Detroit
Norman R. Abrams
Olin D. Johnston
DSC
Johnston
Sen
Carlson
Bkan
Concordia
Kan
Sente Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Gruenther Urges NATO to Integrate Air Forces
Gen Alfred Gruenther urged NATO defense ministers in Paris to form a unified air command. He called the current system archaic and proposed four regional areas Northern Europe Central Europe the Mediterranean and Britain. He warned NATO trails in pace with schedules but stressed readiness and speed if war comes.
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Paris
Alfred M. Gruenther
Free Nations
Europe
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gruenther
European
Mediterranean
Britain
NATO
Palais de Challot
Weakening Typhoon Sideswipes Tokyo Skirting Full Force
A weakened typhoon brushed Tokyo shifting 70 miles east offshore. Center winds fell to 85 mph as it weakened toward extinction. The storm damaged streets with glass flooding power outages and rail disruption. Two fishing boats with eight crewmen were sunk offshore.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Duff’s
Dr Lacy to Speak at Local Presbyterian Banquet
Dr Graham G Lacy former city resident now head of Central Presbyterian Church Washington will speak at the Frank T McFaden Bible Class banquet to mark its 24th anniversary. The event at 6 30 p m in the church assembly room features class officers and a program with Dr Shields Carolyn Crampton and Dr George Jackson.
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Graham G. Lacy
Central Presbyterian Church of
Washington, D. C
Frank T. McFaden
First Presbyterian Church
Chuch Assembly Room
Lacy
Horace Lacy
First Presbyterian Chuch
Russell L. Bell
Samuel McCarty
Everett D. Kline
Beverley Rice
W. Jack Welch
Harry G. Straw
Granville G. Sydnor
Earl Luttrell
Alson S. Hott
Randoph T. Shields
Carolyn Crampton
George Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Dulles Joins Ike in First Foreign Policy Confab Since Illness
Secretary of State Dulles met with President Eisenhower and White House aides at Fitzsimons Army Hospital before a 15 minute planless session. They focused on Geneva foreign ministers talks and potential responses to Soviet moves while Eisenhower progresses in slow convalescence.
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Denver
Dulles
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
James Hagerty
White House
Adams
Hagerty
Carl McCardle
U. S
Miami
Fla
American Legion
United States
Geneva
Columbine III
Rocky Mountains
Secondary Road Budget Approved by Frederick County Board
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved the final secondary road budget for July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956 totaling 361 437 22 dollars. The plan includes 68 014 to match federal aid and shows a 31 200 11 increase over the prior year with 14 728 more in matching funds. Regular state funds are set at 281 221 with 24 085 for administration and engineering.
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Frederick
Coffman
Virginia Forecast Shows Warm Week With Scattered Showers
The five day outlook from October 12 to 16 calls for above normal temperatures across the region. Western areas see lows mid 30s to mid 40s and eastern sections mid 40s to mid 50s with generally fair skies. Rain chances increase later in the period as the week ends, with light total rainfall and partly cloudy to warm conditions.
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Shenandoah Valley
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Clarke
Winchester Star
Miller Saffel
Red Cross and District Nurse Association
Clark Loy
Grand Ole Oprey
Riteway Cleaners
N. Braddock
Grove Furniture Store
Loudoun Winchester
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Harry Patterson
Fleet
U.S
Ike
Adlai
GOP
Betty JO White
Leonard White
Betty Jo
Joseph Damron
John Kanode
A. L. Lindal
Winchester-Frederick County
Lindall
West
Schewel Pappiture Co
Dr. Lacy
In Conference On Foreign Policy
Army Hospital
Virginia
Mississippi
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