Stevenson Leads Five Democrats On Flying California Campaign
Adlai E. Stevenson led five Democrats on a California swing with Governors George Leader Robert Meyner and Frank Clement and Senators Humphrey Gore. They campaigned in Oakland and planned stops in Fresno Long Beach and San Diego. He assailed Eisenhower administration inaction and deception and urged federal health insurance loans and hospital expansion.
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Stevenson
California
Oakland
Calif
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Dulles
Presno
Long Beach
San Diego
George Leader
Pennsylvania
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Albert M. Gore
Clement
San Francisco
Presbyterian Young Adult Rally Here Sunday Afternoon
The Winchester Presbytery hosts a Young Adult Rally at First Presbyterian Church Sunday starting at 2 p m. Rev. David Burr of Charlottesville will speak. discussion groups led by Rev. John Livingston Rev. Raymond Womeldorf Rev. Reuben Suic and Rev. Cary Adams. Nursery provided. sandwiches for attendees. supper served at 6 p m.
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Winchester Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
David Burr
Charlottesville
John Livingston
Raymond Womeldorf
Reuben Suic
Cary Adams
Appleway Motel Eyes Fredericks First Heliport
Cyril Mee owner of the Appleway Motel seeks a CAA heliport permit for his property along Route 11 south of Winchester. A chance helicopter visit by Jack Colburn and Allen Secor spurred plans to attract overnight copter traffic. The article notes low costs and minimal infrastructure beyond windsocks signs and a landing area as winds and power lines shape feasibility.
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Charlie Tait
Helmert
Frederick County
Winchester
Cyril Mee
Appleway
CAA
Mee
Jack Colburn
Pittsburgh
Allen Secor
Hagerstown
Colborn
Canadian Northwoods
Secor
Rep. J. Percy Priest Dies After Surgery
Nashville Tenn reports the death of Rep. J. Percy Priest at 56 after an ulcer operation. Priest, a former Nashville Tennessean editor turned congressman for 16 years, chaired the House Commerce Committee and served as Democratic whip. He married Mildred Noland in 1947 and was born in Carter's Creek, Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. Percy Priest
Congress
5Th Tennessee Dist
Priest
House
Commerce Committee
George Spence
The
Nashville Tennessean
Mildred Webster Noland
Carter's Creek Tenn
Maury County
University of Tennessee
Robbery at World's Busiest Corner Drug Store
Two gunmen robbed three employees of 350 dollars in the basement of a Chicago drug store at State and Madison Streets known as the World's Busiest Corner. Hundreds nearby remained unaware of the incident.
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Chicago
State
Madison Streets
Eisenhower Leads In Wide Range Of Presidential Polls
The Associated Press reports Ike leads Stevenson in many polls though margins are often smaller than in 1952. Some regional polls show stronger Stevenson gains, such as the Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead farm poll. Others like Vanderburgh County Indiana show Ike at 63.2 percent versus 58.5 percent in 1952. Polls vary. final results await the November 6 election.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Vanderburgh County
Indiana
Wallace’s
Farmer
Iowa Homestead
Stevenson-Kefauver
Wallace
Stevenson
Bank Assets Show Increase Again For Third Quarter
Total assets of the three city banks rise at the end of the third quarter for the fourth straight year. Individual bank gains include Commercial and Savings, Farmers and Merchants, and Shenandoah Valley, with year to year and historical figures reflecting community growth and new plant activity.
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Shenandoah Valley
Farmers and Merchants
U S Demands $1 355 650 from Russia for 1954 Navy loss
The United States sent a note to the Soviet Foreign Office demanding 1 355 650 in damages for a September 1954 Neptune patrol plane shoot down over the Sea of Japan. Washington assigns full Soviet responsibility and lists losses to aircraft crew and survivors, while denying the Soviet account.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Foreign Office
Moscow
U. S
Sea of Japan
U.S
Ens
Roger H. Reid
Roy R Boyce
U. S. Military Air Transport Service
Lajes Air Base
Azores
Air Force
Britain
Navy
New York
Eisenhower to Host Impromptu TV Radio Vote Appeal
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide 9 p.m. EDT TV radio bid with an unrehearsed panel of about 100 Americans to field questions. White House secretary Hagerty notes the format is a novel impromptu press conference aimed at independents and dissatisfied Democrats. Powell praises Eisenhower civil liberties record while Jenner and two GOP senators dispute the administration’s approach to the legislative program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
National Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Hagerty
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
New York
Powell
Sen
Jenner
Ind
GOP
McCarthy
Wis
Maline
Paul Hoffman
New Republican Party
Winchester C of C Ignores Front Royal Bid for Residents
The Front Royal Chamber of Commerce promotes a plan to lure families of workers to Front Royal, but the Winchester Frederick County Chamber offers no comment and does not back the effort. Nathan Habib of Pyramid Development Corporation inspired the outreach at a Front Royal meeting. The Front Royal Housing Committee targets about 150 local families employed there.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Chamber
Habib
Moving Hornets Move Students at Carthage High
In Carthage Texas a student brought a nest believed abandoned to Mrs Hazel Kyle's science class. The hibernating hornets began moving and the class followed suit with Mrs Kyle leading. One girl was stung.
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Carthage
Tex
Hazel Kyle
Carthage High
Solenberger Pleads Guilty to Forgeries Of Stocks and Bonds
A man named Solenberger pleads guilty to forging stocks and bonds. The case details the fraudulent activity and the court's handling of the plea.
Arraigned on 10 Indictments This Morning
Ansel B. Solenberger, 49, pleaded guilty to ten indictments for illegal financial manipulation in forgeries of stocks and bonds totaling 66,026 dollars and a false statement to the State Corporation Commission. He also pleaded guilty to grand larceny by embezzlement from Ada B. Sniv erly’s estate. Sentencing set for October 22 at 2 PM.
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Ansel B. Solenberger
Shawnee Building & Loan Association
State Corporation Commission
Ada B. Sniverly
Solenberger
Memorial Hospital
Peyton Marshall
Salenberger
Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
Grace Crider
Winchester
SCC
Watts
Soljenberger
John F. Anderson
Community Chest Thermometers Hit 50 Degree Mark
The Winchester Freder ick drive shows progress as three feather thermometers rise past 50 degrees. The Court House square Piccadilly and Loudoun thermometer at the George Washington Hotel lobby were updated by W K Sirbaugh chairing the Chest Information section.
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Winchester
Winchester-Frederick
Court House Square
Piccadilly
Loudoun
George Washington
W. K. Sirbaugh
Community Chest Information Section
Pen of Five Herefords Wins Feeder Calf Show
A pen of five Hereford calves consigned by Paul Adams won the grand championship at the first calf show held today at Farmers Livestock Exchange and Virginia Livestock Market. Reserve went to a pen of five Aberdeen Angus from Owen Thomas Jr. Prizes ranged from 5 to 15 dollars. The sale totals include 2,994 calves to be sold today with 3,136 delivered to markets.
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Paul Adams
Melmore Farm
Middleburg
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Virginia Livestock Market
Owen Thomas, Jr
Round Hill
Morgan Spring Farm
Berryville
Cecil Wolfe
Cloverdale Farm
Winchester
Fox den Farm
Owen Thomas
P. T. McIntyre
Leonard Wright
Frederick County
Graham Daugherty
Sinatra and Fisher Farm Music Company Ownership Revealed
Hollywood report says Frank Sinatra and Eddie Fisher announced that they and Sinatra's personal manager Hank Sanicola own the SGA Music Publishing Co. with Sanicola set to operate it.
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Sinatra and Fisher Farm Music Company
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Eddie Fisher
Sinatra
Hank Sanicola
Sga Music Publishing Co
Sanicola
Gas fumes force hospitalizations after furnace leak at Woodland Ave
At 5 a.m. a broken furnace pipe spewed coal gas into a two family home at 679 Woodland Ave. Three adults and two children were hospitalized, later released, with the infant's cries cited as saving the others. The basement stoker furnace had a loosened pipe elbow, but no fire damage was found.
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Woodland Ave
Memorial Hospital
J. Scott Atkinson
Mary V. Carper
Carper
Harry Capper
Holland, Pa
Michael Capper
Berea
Ohio
Michael
Capper
John Hoover
Roger Pennington
Chief J T Boyd Attends Police School Graduation
Winchester chief of police J Thomas Boyd left for Richmond at 1 p.m. today to attend the graduation exercises of the police school conducted by the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police. He is president of the association and expected to return to Winchester tonight with officers from across Virginia in attendance.
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Winchester
J. Thomas Boyd
Richmond
Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police
Chief Boyd
Virginia
Virginia Weather Forecast and Five Day Outlook
The forecast for Virginia calls for a pair of temperatures with low tonight ranging from 37 to 45 inland and 47 to 54 near the coast. Saturday should be fair and warmer with a five day outlook noting temperatures 4 to 6 degrees above normal, rain likely Tuesday or Wednesday totaling less than .1 inch, and cooler conditions by Tuesday or Wednesday next week.
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Theterior
Virginia
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