Deadlock in Security Council Mediation Over Berlin
Paris reports the United Nations Security Council will again tackle the Berlin crisis amid deadlock. Argentine envoy Bramuglia is set to outline six power mediation efforts while Western and neutral sources seek public replies from the United States and Russia. Bramu lla says the dispute remains at a face see saw stage with no side ready to concede.
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Paris
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
Se- Council
Artine
Juan A. Bramuglia
Bramuglia
Stern
United States
France
Brama
Amgulia
Security Council
Russia
Ted
Eutrals
Britain
Dairy Herd and Hogs Sold at Public Sale
Henry M Cline, moving from dairy and beef business to a railway postal clerical post, sold four cattle head plus road sows at a public sale. Prices ranged with a Holstein calf and other cattle selling to Ted from Ri¢ Springs and Joy Foltz of West for several bids. One buyer paid 107 dollars for a single animal with pigs and 101 dollars for another. price per pound noted as five cents. The seller, 25, veteran of the Civil War and son of Henry Cline, left for Washington to begin his new work.
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Henry M Cline
Aew Stephenson
Ted
Ri¢ Springs
Joy Foltz
West
Fearnow
Bunker Ms
Une
Shington
Ork
Henry Cline
Clearrook
Georgia Forms States Rights Party to Back Thurmond
AUGUSTA Ga Oct 14 Georgia's States Rights Democrats launched their own party to rally support for Gov Strom Thurmond of South Carolina in the upcoming presidential race This marks the first Georgia split from the National Democratic party in years More than 300 delegates including many allied to Governor nomnee Herman Talmadge attended the founding convention States Rights presidential candidates were filed with the secretary of state to stand beside Socrates Republicans Progressives and Prohibitionists Ed L Williomtriedan Pace 2 Col 7
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Augusta
Georgia
Strom Thurmond
South Carlina
Herman Talmadge
Etary of
Atlanta
Socrats
Talmadge
Georgiates’ Rights Party
Ed L. Will
Bevin Defends Britain Against Russian Imperialism
Foreign Secretary Bevin told the National Union of Manufacturers that Russia acts imperialist and that Britain seeks no power. He stressed Britain’s equality, independence for its territories, and warned against communist pressure in the Orient while noting the India Ocean and Middle East as key issues. He also said Britain would defend itself if disturbed.
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London
Bevin
National Union of Manufacturers
Britain
Indian Ocean
Pakistan
India
Devon
British Commonwealth of Nations
Orient
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
Orient Bevin
Negro School Equal to Needs Witness Says
Roanoke October 14 A key witness in the Pulaski county school equalization trial testified that educational opportunities for Negro and white high school students are close to equal. Dr Fred M Alexander of the State department of education said Christiansburg Industrial Institute and Pulaski high school are above Virginia averages and both are accredited by the Southern Association. He argued that courses must meet student needs rather than be identical and noted disparities in available white schools. The case continues with cross examination by Oliver W Hill and references to White and Negro school options.
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Roanoke
Pulaski County
A. M. Barksdale
U. S. District
Fred M. Alexander
State Department of Education
Christiansburg Industrial Institute
Pulaski
Virginia
Alexander
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Oliver W. Hill
Christiansburg Institute
Cambria
Robbers Steal Special Camera From Edison Plant
Thieves broke into the Potomac Edison building in Hagerstown and stole a special camera installed to photograph thieves breaking into the site. The incident followed the camera’s recent setup to catch burglars.
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Potomac Edison
Hagerstown
Printers Union Held in Contempt of Court
Federal Judge Luther M Swygert finds the International Typographical Union in contempt for maintaining closed shop terms in newspaper contracts. The ruling bars union actions that discriminate against non members and requires notice to locals, potentially shaping Chicago negotiations and possibly advancing an appeal to higher courts or the Supreme Court.
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Printers Union
U. S. Court
Indianapolis
Luther M. Swyert
International Typographical Union
National Labor Relations Board
United States Supreme Court
Council Pressures Israel on Bernadotte Case
In a U N Security Council session Britain and China urged Israel to report swiftly on progress of the Bernadotte murder investigation and to show actions against officials or factors affecting the crime. Bunche accused Jewish authorities of inadequate protection and discrediting the probe, while the council prepared for tougher enforcement of the truce with Egypt Israel and Lebanon invited to participate.
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Paris
Britain
China
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Folke Bernadotte
John J. MacDonald
U. S
Consular Truce Commission
Jerusalem
Bernard Joseph
Trace Commission
Ralph Bunche
United States
Count Bernadotte
Bunche
Bernadotte
Assassi
Stern Gang
France
U. N
Syria
Ukraine
Russia
Warren Austin
Council
Egypt
Lebanon
Processors Post Higher Price for York Imperials
National Fruit Product Co. raises York Imperials prices effective this week with new delivered scales for Tree Run Yorks and Drops and Table Calls. Old prices cited. premium paid on high-grade loads. Wormy fruit prohibited by Food and Drug Act. Musselman Co. also issues retroactive increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Product .Co
York Imperials
Yorks
National Fruit Co
C. H. Musselman Co
Election Judges and Clerks Voted Pay Increase
Winchester council approved higher salaries for election judges and clerks for the November 2 election. Judges will be paid $15 and clerks $7.50 for this election, instead of regular rates of $10 and $5, to cover counting three ballots. The extra ballot asks citizens to approve daylight saving time next summer.
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Winchester
Council
837 County Pupils Immunized Against Diphtheria Threat
Diphtheria immunization serum was given to 220 yesterday at Middletown school, raising the county total to 837 pupils and preschool children treated since clinics began last week. Dr. John Troxell oversaw the session. Additional pupils from Highview joined Middletown, with a similar clinic at Bryarly today and a session at Montague Avenue Methodist Church tomorrow for Miller Shenandoah Valley Round Hill and Mt Airy students conducted by Dr. B B Dutton.
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Middletown
John Troxell
Highview School
Bryarly School
Montague Ave. Methodist Church
Miller, Shenandoah Valley
Round Hill
Mt Airy
B. B. Dutton
Baby Powder Tax Irks Congressman in New York
Congressman Hubert Nodar Jr. told a Republican audience that if re elected he will push to repeal the federal tax on baby powder. His wife bore twins last summer. Also noted are local ads and notices including a slaughterhouse job, frying chicken deliveries, a Taft speech at Winchester Armory, and a used car auction.
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New York
Hubert Nodar Jr
Congress
Winchester City Abattoir
M. C. Fleet
Faulkner Property
B & S Poultry CO
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Winchester Armory
Young Republican Club
W. O
Star Office
Court House
Coleman Dunn
Their Marriage Ban Cause Teen Lovers to Die by Poison
In Lucknow a National Herald report states five youths and young women, all from different castes, secretly left home after parental refusal of their marriage. They gathered at the Jumna river, shared poisoned sweets, and died. Candy wrappers and poison bottles were found. parents buried the five beside each other.
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New Delhi
India
Lucknow
The
National Herald
Aoee Dispatch
Haripur
Jumna
Dewey Rallies for Missouri as Truman Rivalry Grows
On the way to Kansas City for a major speech, Governor Dewey urged teamwork between Congress and the White House to tackle big national issues and to press ballot integrity in Missouri. He aimed to sever Truman’s hold on the state, hitting on foreign policy and steady government while courting Missouri voters and stopping in Joplin Carthage Monett and Springfield before Kansas City.
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Dewey
Kansas City
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress
White House
Missouri
Ees
Joplin
GOP
Free World
Rep
Short
R.mo
Walter Flenner
Paul Lockwood
New York
Washington
Truman
Carthage
Monett
Springfield
Oklahoma
Ross Rizley
Senate
Ridgley
Robert S. Kerr
Fire Company
Clearbrook
JBT to Assist In Getting Out Vote on Nov 2
Winchester JBT votes to join a national Junior Chamber of Commerce campaign urging turnout in the general election on Nov 2. Howard Melton, president, will appoint a local committee this week to lead the effort with no political alliances. The club will also join Kiwanis for a Navy Day luncheon Oct 27. Three new members attended their first meeting: J D Warfield, Bill Ligon, and John Henshall.
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Winchester Jbt
Barter Theatre Committee
Handley Monday
Junior Board of
Te Te Junior Chamber of Commerce
Melton
J. D. Warfield
Firestone
Bill Ligon
Commonwealth Discount Corp
John Henshall
Valley Motor Co
Methodists Gain Thousands in Virginia Year
Norfolk October opening of the 166th Virginia Conference reports a net gain of 7761 in church memberships from profession of faith and transfers totaling 8762. The conference outlines a new four year program and reelects secretaries as Bishop W. W. Peele presides. A. R. White presents a $10,280 check from the publishing house for the retired pastors pension fund.
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Norfolk
Old Dominion
Virginia
W. W. Peele
Richmond
A. R. White
Methodist
Bus Lines Plan Winchester Franchise and 45 Day Bus Delivery
City Manager Lee Grant informs Thomas L. Wood of Suffolk that he has won the Winchester bus franchise. Woodward and associates intend to form Winchester City Transit Lines to operate locally and expect 45 days to secure delivery on new buses. Suffolk attorney will draft or visit Winchester soon.
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Lee Grant
Thomas L. Woodward
Suffolk
Winchester
Woodward and Associates
Eisenhower Installed at Columbia With Public Smile
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower, after being installed as president of Columbia College, wears the distinguished cap and gown alongside his notable Eisenhower smile as he assumes the role amid international attention.
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Columbia University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
College. International
Truman Attacks Opponent Mealy Mouthed On Campaign Trail
President Truman denounces his opponent as lacking foresight and a risk in world crisis during stops in Minnesota and Wisconsin. He labels Sen Joseph Ball a former fighter for the people turned champion of reaction and urges a liberal fight for Hubert Humphrey. A Milwaukee speech caps a day of stops across Mankato Rochester Winona Sparta Madison and Waukesha before a Milwaukee rally.
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Truman
Minnesota
Wisconsin
la Paul
Dewey
Joseph H. Ball
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Hubert Humphrey
Ball
Senate
Ball Park
Mankato
Rochester
Winona
Sparta
Wis
Madison
University of Wisconsin Stock Pavilion
William T. Evine
Madison Capital
Waukesha
St. Paul
Berlin Goodwill and the Berlin Blockade Background
Berlin 1944 to 1948 shows how optimism and trust among the Allies gave way to tension Overviews the origin of Berlin as a joint occupation seat and the clash over its status The piece notes initial cooperation at London 1944 and the later push by Russia for Berlin as the capital with U S and Britain diverging on a seat of government and access agreements.
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Reichs
Berlin
Russia
United States
Britain
Germany
Winant
U. S. Department
Democratic Job Outlined by State Chairman
Richmond October 14 The campaign director of the Straight Democratic ticket forces charged Democratic Chairman G Alvin Massenburg with a disservice to the Democratic party of Virginia. Massenburg said there are good Democrats in both Truman and Thurmond camps and regular party headquarters will not take sides. He urged unity to elect the Democratic Senate and House nominees. Hutchinson said if the party had known its position earlier, their efforts would have begun at once. Massenburg pledged to keep Virginia’s Democratic organization aligned with that goal.
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Richmond
Trumane- Barkley Straight
G. Alvin Massenburg
Democratic Party
Martin A. Hutchinson
Straight Ticket
John Marshall
Massenburg
Truman
Thurmond
Pary
Sen
Democratic Organization
Hutchinson
Girl Scouts Volunteer for Yule Seal Sale Effort
In 1948, Girl Scouts volunteer for the Yule Seal Sale led by Clarence F. Schenck at the association’s Monro e ters 228 Loudoun Street location. Troop 12 leader Mrs Russell Newcome says Scouts will assist from November 22 to December 25 to support the tuberculosis association and benefit the entire community.
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Clarence F. Schenck
Seal Safe
Alice
Association
Tion's Moneeters
Loudoun St
Russell Newcome
Business site withdrawn from auction sale
Donald Walter pulled his property at 221 223 S Loudoun St from a public sale after the top bid hovered near 12000 dollars. The Sportland Soda Bar and equipment along with a second floor apartment were part of the package. It was unclear this morning whether the property would be offered again.
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Donald Walter
S. Loudoun St
Survey of 445 acres by George Washington in 1750
In Gerard B. Lambert collection a survey dated the 23rd day of 1750 lists Capt. Isaac Pennington as the recipient. Washington’s neat handwriting and a plotted map head the preserved document. The tract adjoins property of John Vance Samuel Isaac and Isaac Foster.
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Gerard B. Lambert
George Washington
Isaac Pennington
Washington
Berryville
Penington
New Jersey Militia
Frederick County
Ecg County
Abraham
Frederick Co
Frederick
John Vance
Samuel Isaac
Isaac Foster
Vance
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Auave
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Allo
Eorgia
States’ Rights Party
Iomtriedan
Call Pine Otor Co
Winchester Co
N. Cameron
Calline Motor Co
Leopard
Virginia Education
Chicago
Fred. County Court House
Potomac-Edison
Geo. Wash
Nat. Fruit
Virginia Woolen Co
JBT
Theater Committee
Methodists
N.Y
Foreign Ministers Council
Wes Gallagher
Soviet Union
European Advisory Commission
Great Britain
United Action
Girl Scouts
Yule Seal Safe
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