Plans Completed For Antique Show At St Marys Guild
Mrs. Robert Yerby and Mrs. Hugh Peters announce the third annual Antique Show and Sale by St. Marys Guild at Christ Episcopal Church hall 134 W Boscawen St tomorrow through Friday. Exhibits include a Queen Ann card table George III silver punch bowl old firearms and naval swords and 17th and 18th century prints. The event draws buyers from across states with a plant mart and spinning wheel demonstration. a 6:15 pm radio feature tonight.
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Robert Yerby
Hugh Peters
St. Mary’s Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
Church Hall
W. Boscawen St
Chamber of Commerce
Stephanie Sears
Morrisville
Lancaster
Tate
Londonderry House
Chambersburg
Alexandria
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Anna Hutchinson
Hamilton
Plant Mart
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
H. K. McCleary
Winc
Boyd Headley, Jr
Ben Belchie
GI Air Caravan Starts for 6000 Mile Campaign Flight
A brightly painted Republican GI Air Caravan plane departs for New York City on the first leg of a 6000 mile tour led by Charles E. Kelly. More than a dozen veteran leaders will barnstorm 14 Eastern states to Minnesota. GOP veteran division head Frank Hilton cites aims to promote Eisenhower's war service verdict, energize veteran voters, counter anti Eisenhower propaganda, warn of communism in government, and inform parents of Korean era youth.
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Washington
New York City
Charles E
Kelly
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Frank Hilton
GOP National Committee
Veterans’ Division
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Navy
Korea
Weather outlook for Richmond Virginia October 15 to 19
The Virginia forecast calls for near normal temperatures with cooler days on Wednesday and Thursday. A warming trend returns over the weekend with rain likely on Wednesday and again Friday or Saturday totaling about a quarter to half an inch.
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Richmond
Virginia
Men Wanted To Work In Storage At Old Mill Storage
Short classified notice seeking male workers for storage duties at Old Mill Storage. Call 6646 to inquire about positions and duties available.
Stevenson assails Republicans on record in campaign trip
Gov Adlai E Stevenson denounces Republican isolationism and inaction in foreign and domestic affairs. He accuses the Old Guard of control in Congress and of steering Eisenhower toward brinkmanship, arguing Republicans prefer slogans and confetti to facing issues. The Democratic nominee begins a 6000 mile West Texas tour. He predicts GOP plans to dominate White House and Congress if elected.
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Casper
Wyo
Adlai E. Stevenson
West
Texas
Ilinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Party
America
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Reds On U.N. Payroll Is Partly Stymied
A Senate Internal Security Subcommittee inquiry into Communist ties at the United Nations was partly blocked as five current U.N. staffers and a former stenotypist refused to answer if they or any colleagues were Reds. They cited protection against self incrimination under the Constitution. The three member panel resumes hearings today.
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New York
United Nations
U.S. Senate
U. N
U.N
U. S. Senate Internal Security
Middletown Names Carper Treasurer
Claude F. Carper has been elected by Council to succeed Joseph J. Dwyer as town treasurer. Dwyer resigned due to business. Carper, a painter and paper hanger, is among the new Council members who took office September 1.
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Middletown
Claude F. Carper
Joseph J. Dwyer
C. S. Hartman
Dwyer
Carper
Mayor Clowe Heads New Stevenson Club In Winchester Area
Mayor Mifflin B. Clowe Jr. led the Winchester and Frederick County Stevenson Sparkman Club at a Frederick County Courthouse meeting. About 60 in attendance heard endorsements of Stevenson Sparkman and noted Governor Battle’s public support. Officers named include vice presidents Landon Whitacre and William Ritenour, secretary Lee Fisher, treasurer Noble Pierce, with two committees formed.
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Mifflin B. Clowe Jr
Winchester
Frederick County
Stevenson Sparkman Club
Leslie Kline
D. William Ritenour
Maynard Wisecarver
John Friant
Clowe
Richard Rosenberger
City Democratic Committee
Stevenson-Sparkman
Stevenson and Sparkman
Clarke County
Friant
Winchester-Frederick Club
Byrd to Deliver Statewide Broadcast Friday Night
Virginia political scene centers on Byrd and ex Governor Tuck with both signaling announcements on the presidential race. Byrd plans a 9 30 p m statewide broadcast Friday to state whether he backs Stevenson or Eisenhower, while Tuck increasingly hints a decision in the latter part of the week.
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Richmond
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
William Tuck
Byrd
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower Tuck
Boston
Tuck
Gov Battle
Battle
Stevenson
Dickenson County
T Nel
Parker
Adard
AFL Lomeshoremen Union
Hampton Roads
Strenson
Norfolk
The
Marine Trades Council
AFL
United Nations Opens 7th Session In Diplomatic Gloom
The United Nations General Assembly begins its seventh session in a somber mood at its new East River building. Dean Acheson and Andrei Vishinsky attend front rows as the US and Soviet blocs prepare to clash on Korea disarmament and colonial issues.
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United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
New York
East River
Dean Acheson
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Assembly
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Korea
Germany
Austria
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
France
U. S
Britain
Paris
U S
U. N
Trygve Lie
U.S
Acheson
Andrei Y. Gromyko
Vaterjan Zorin
Rental of Huge Warehouse to Cost U S 4500000
Senator Williams says the government will lease a large Virginia warehouse under construction in Franconia. The building for Parr Warehouse Co will cover 1.4 million square feet with construction costs about seven million dollars and eventual rent around 4.5 million.
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Washington
Sen. Williams R-Del
Virginia
Federal General Services Administration
Williams
Republican National Committee
Franconia
Parr Warehouse Company
San Francisco
Parr Company
County Board Holds Line On Salaries
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution prohibiting salary increases for county officials starting January 1 1952. Other actions included granting James Pappas permission to keep a sign for Metropolitan Restaurant on Route 11, rescinding a September decision on Route 600 fence relocation costs, and approving changes to the radio frequency used by Game Warden Earl Cathher. Health Director Dr A L Lindall spoke on rabies conditions and dangers.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
James Pappas
Route 11
Earl Cathher
A. L. Lindall
Frederick
Winchester Health
Marshall Refuses Vote After Europe Trip
Gen George C Marshall back from Europe said he would not vote in the upcoming presidential election. He had an absentee ballot from Leesburg Virginia but joked that he never voted and would not this time. He noted Europe’s changes since 1948 with reduced Communist influence and improving agrarian prosperity.
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New York
George C. Marshall
Europe
Marshall
Leesburg
American Battle Monuments Commission
Russia
Western
Injuries Fatal to 16 Year Old Football Player in Virginia
Larry Bonnwell a 16 year old Atlantic High School football star died from injuries suffered in a Friday night game at DePaul Hospital Norfolk after being tackled by Central High School players during a point after try. He weighed 140 pounds and collapsed after getting to his feet following the play.
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Laxis
Larry Bonniwell
Atlantic
DePaul Hospital
Norfolk
Larry
Central High School
Allies Launch Heaviest Ground Attack in Year
Allied infantry and tanks struck on the Central Korean Front grabbing parts of two Chinese held hills Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge. U S Eighth Army officers called the outposts very strong and not part of the main line as fighting continues on White Horse Mountain Finger Ridge and Christmas Hill with raids along the front and heavy air bombardment.
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Seoul
Triangle Hill
Kumhwa
Triangle
U.N
Iron Triangle
U. S
Eighth Army
White Horse Mountain
White Horse
U. N
Finger Ridge
Christmas Hill
Pukhan River
Damage suits set for Clarke Court hearings
Berryville to hear two civil suits arising from an October 1951 fatal auto collision. William S. Barker seeks 15000 dollars for son Franklin Elliott Barker and estate against five defendants including Edward R. Weir and John Richard Weir. A second suit for 1311 dollars is scheduled for October 24.
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Berryville
Elliott Marshall
Clarke
William S. Barker
Franklin Elliott Barker
Edward R. Weir
John Richard Weir
Joseph Trevy Donley
Dublin
Burlington Mills
Burlington Mills, Inc
Burlington
N. C
Dallas Thurston Knott
Indiantown Gap
Smith Transfer Corporation
Staunton
Charles Town Pike
US 340
Barker
Weir
Eisenhower denounces Truman in Texas on 62nd birthday
On his 62nd birthday Dwight D. Eisenhower swept into Texas delivering a harsh critique of the Truman administration as weak kneed and soft headed. He branded Stevenson as favoring federal control of tidal lands and warned of a powerful Washington bureaucracy threatening state rights. He urged voters to choose country over party in a crusade to defend states rights.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Truman
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
Tidelands
Cana Adlai Stevenson
Lasteray
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Trcelands
Washington
Dixie
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Production of First Supersonic Delta Wing Plane Ordered
The Air Force ordered initial production of America's first supersonic delta wing fighter the F102 to be built by Convair in San Diego. The F102 will resemble the XF92 delta research interceptor and will feature improved armament and electronics for high speed in the stratosphere.
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Washington
Air Force
America
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Co
Convair
San Diego
Calif
Edwards Air Force Base
Winchester Common Council Meets Tonight at 7 30
The regular October meeting of the Winchester Common Council will convene in Council Chambers at the City Building at 7 30 this evening.
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Winchester Common Council
Chest Kick Off Meet Seeks $41 225 For Community Chest
More than 200 volunteers attend the kick off meeting at the George Washington Hotel to launch Winchester Frederick County Community Chest’s seventh annual drive aiming for 41 225 to aid seven agencies. Frank Armstrong Jr. presides as singing of America starts the program. Color guard by Scouts and Girl Scouts follows with named participants and organizers listed.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Philomena Laren
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Helen Sullivan
Anne Womeldorf
Becky Fawcett
Diane Dunlap
Lewis to Stump For Stevenson In Broad Campaign Push
Labor leader John L. Lewis campaigns for Adlai Stevenson, touring West Virginia and signaling broader stumping across states. He contrasts Stevenson with Eisenhower, portraying the latter as aligned with power and the country club elite, while urging workers to back Stevenson.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
Adlai Stevenson
Lewis
West Virginia
Stevenson
United Mine Workers Convention
Hoffman Attacks Battle Over Stevenson Endorsement
Richmond Republican leader Walter Hoffman rails at Gov. Battle for backing Adlai E. Stevenson. He labels Battle inconsistent for previously backing Eisenhower in 1948 and accuses him of being wooed into a camp. The exchange occurred during a Russell County speech and a debate with State Sen. A. E. Stephens.
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Richmond
Walter Hoffman
Battle
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hoffman
Norfolk
GOP
Virginia
Gen
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Russell County
Stephens
A. E
Smithfield
Democratic Committee
McCarey
Wisconsin
Jenner
Indiana
Taft
Ohio
Dewey
New York
Robert E Lee
Stepiens le Sale
Life
Look
Collier's
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Judy Grove
Mary Kaknis
C. D. Whitfield
Winchester Girl Scout Council
Girl Scouts of America
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Winchester Star
Delaware
District of Columbia
Girl Scouts of the
Savannah
Georgia
Juliette Gordon Low
Girl Scouts of
New Stevenson Club
U.N. Assembly
Stanley Johnson
George A. McArthur
ROK
Clarke Court
Ike
By Don Whitehead
Andrea Virosteck
Stewart DeHaven
David Keen
Richard Ryan
Johnny Arnold
Danny Blye
Kernstown
Armstrong
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Delmer Robinson, Sr
of the Chest
UMW
Norman Walker
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
APL
CIO
Dwight D. Eisen
Repubtoen
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