American Intelligence Expects Unrest in Germany This Winter
American intelligence predicts possible unrest in Germany due to overcrowding hunger and economic strain this winter though anti American resistance is at its dullest and Nazi subversive activity not expected to rise. Officials note population surge and housing strain in the U S army zone with food supply concerns tied to grain imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard O’regan
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
America
Salvation Army Officer Closes Revival Service
Col. Harold Madsen concluded the Salvation Army revival last night marking a successful week of evangelistic services. He heads to Cumberland, Md, joined by Major Kenneth Howarth and local corps officers to assist next week. Twenty-eight members from the local corps are planned to travel to Atlanta within the month to meet General Orsborn who recently arrived in the U S from England. General Orsborn, head of the Salvation Army, met President Truman at the White House who praised the Army for aiding war torn nations and troops without regard to creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Harold Madsen
Cumberland
Salvationist
Madsen
Kenneth Howarth
Orsborn
Army
Atlanta
America
England
Clyde Koon
Winchester Corps
Truman
International Organization of the Salvation Army
White House
United States
Hanging Of Nazi Condemned Men To Start Late Today
Nuernberg reports say 11 condemned Nazi leaders will be hanged in the prison yard at 12:01 a m Wednesday local time. The executions may take about four hours total with multiple scaffolds and hangmen, listing Goering Ribbentrop Keitel Jodl Kaltenbrunner Rosenberg Frank Sauckel Seyss Inquart Streicher Frick among the condemned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Adolf Hiter
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Marshall
Wilhelm Keitel
High Command
Alfred Jodl
Ernest Kaltenbruner
Alfred Rosenberg
Hans Frank
Poland
Fritz Sauckel
Arthur Seyss
Inquart
Netherlands
Julius Streicher
Wilhelm Frick
Bohemia and
Moravia
Principals Seek Higher Salaries From Frederick County Supervisors
Frederick County high school principals from five schools urged the board of supervisors to raise teacher pay to offset rising living costs. Spokesman Robert E Ayler cited a 15 percent cost jump since July 1 and additional room and other expenses eroding salaries. The supervisors, while sympathetic, said no funds were available at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fred Braithwaite
Gainesboro
Aircraft Flyover to Honor Remembrance Day at Horse Show Grounds
A Navy flyover is planned Saturday between 2 15 and 2 45 over the Berryville Horse Show grounds. The squadron from Anacostia Naval Air Station will be led by Commander Condit, a veteran of Pacific actions who was shot down over Marcus Island. Marine and naval exhibits, small weapons displays, and a boat exhibit from the Fifth Naval District are also expected. Winchester crew members include Lt. IG A W Gilkey Lt IG Vincent Fansler and Lt Cdr G C Larakee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacostia
Naval Air Station
Condit
Marcus Island
Mumma
Berryville Horse Show
Naval Air Training Command
Fifth Naval District
Norfolk
Winchester
A. W. Gilkey
Vincent Fansler
G. C. Larakee
Industry board members offer to stay on under wage controls
Washington October 15 Industry members of the Wage Stabilization Board volunteered to withdraw resignations and stay through the early end of federal pay controls. A Colman Barrett and Earl N Cannon said they would carry on if President Truman wants. Resignations had been submitted but not accepted as he pledged to lift restraints with a meat decontrol decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
A. Colman Barrett
Earl N. Cannon
Barrett
American Miat Institute
Aoes
Congress
Dreamboat Aims at Atlantic Speed Record From Paris
The Pacusan Dreamboat, U S Army long distance B 29, prepared to fly New York to set a new Atlantic speed record. Pilot Col C S Irvine and crew planned a return attempt after fouled sparkplugs forced an early Paris departure. Officials hoped for an 11 hour flight to beat 14 39 set by a Constellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U. S. Army
New York
Army Transport Command
Orly Airfield
Col
C. S
Bill) Irvine
Irvine
TWA
Five Day Weather Report From Bureau District Four and Five
District Four shows temperatures about one to three degrees below normal then near normal by Friday with minor precipitation. District Five records average temperatures near normal to slightly above until Friday then below, with little or no precipitation.
Aylor Elected President of District Principal’s Group
Robert E. Aylor was elected president of the Principal's Association of District Virginia Education Association meeting held here. G. W. Swartz of New Hope was named vice president and Paul Myers of McGaheysville secretary treasurer. A dinner meeting at Madison College Harrisonburg on November 16 will feature Dr. Fred M. Alexander as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Aylor
Stephens City
Virginia Education Association
G. W. Swartz
New Hope
Paul Myers
McGaheysville
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Fred M. Alexander
Virginia
Paris Peace Conference Ends As Yugoslavia Withdraws
The Paris Peace Conference officially ended at 5 28 p m local time. Yugoslavia withdrew in protest over what it called unjust decisions, drawing a rebuke from U S Secretary of State Byrnes. Byrnes said no one nation can dictate peace and America's support would back decisions by two thirds of the conference. Molotov vowed Soviet support for its objectives, while the plenary session approved five treaties on Italy Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Finland. The U S urged a peoples peace with broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Yugoslavia
U. S
State Byrnes
Byrnes
Edvard Kardelj
United States
Foreign Ministers Council
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Molotov
V. M. Molotov
Soviet Union
Mol Stow
Danube
Arcadia Venue Noted in OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references Arcadia location and a numeric marker 374 with unclear date. No clear event, persons, or organizations emerge from the readable segment.
Millville to Double Toll Gate high voltage line energized
The 66 000 volt transmission line costing 200 000 dollars was energized at the Double Toll Gate substation in a ceremony attended by Northern Virginia Power Co. officials led by Thomas J. McCaleb. The 26 mile line from Millville West Virginia to Double Toll Gate Virginia will improve power quality for Winchester Strasburg Front Royal Luray Shenandoah and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Toll Gate
Potomac Edison System
Thomas J. McCaleb
Front Royal
Northern Virginia Power Co
NVP
Winchester
Charles Town
W. Va
Millville
Strasburg
Berryville
Luray
Madison
Shenandoah
Virginia
Humphrey
Jack Punk
Hagerstown
End Of Freedom End Of Trail For Young Moore
Neely Alfred Moore, 17, a former detainee at West Virginia Industrial School, was captured at Clearbrook after fleeing with Bernard Muldrew. They admitted stealing seven cars since October, with crimes spanning Fairmont, Wheeling, Cumberland, Romney, Gore, and Berryville before Moore was caught. Federal charges anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely Alfred Moore
West Virginia
Here
Wheeling
W. Va
Bernard Muldrew
Clearbrook
Moore
Muldrew
Fairmont
Cumberland
Romney
Gore
Berryville
Wartime marriage mix up ends in multiple divorces
Charles Snodgrass, his English bride, and two previous spouses face a tangle from a 1937 split. Snodgrass believed divorced after he married in war, while his first wife remarried. all four parties must remarry or divorce again as their first unions were invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Charles Snodgrass
Sherri Amos Magruder
Snodgrass
Harold Claybury
Canton
England
Clayburt
Refrigeration Display Units For Immediate Delivery
Molden Electric invites food retailers to act now for immediate delivery of storage and display refrigerators dairy boxes and beverage coolers. Help wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molden Electric Coo
UNRRA Finds No Evidence of Diversion in Yugoslavia Relief
A three man UNRRA inquiry reported no evidence of diversion of UNRRA supplies for Tito's Yugoslav army after a 10 day survey. The commission said the Yugoslav government and UNRRA agreement has been carried out satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNRRA
World Relief Organization
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Washington Night Parking Crackdown on Out-of-State Plates
Washington announces enforcement after 11 p.m. requiring traffic tickets for all cars with out-of-town license plates. The policy aims to curb late night parking and regulate city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury save over three hundred million by ending meat subsidies
An official says Truman's move to end meat subsidies and price controls could save well above 300 million dollars. Only about 20 million of the 400 million Congress authorized may be used as subsidy payments drop. Last year subsidies averaged 50 to 60 million monthly, but resumed subsidies since Sept 1 have averaged about 20 percent of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Decontrol of livestock eyed to ease soap shortage
New York on October 12 reports that livestock decontrol offers a distant hope for soap makers but they do not expect significant relief from the shortage until next year. Two spokesmen from the Association of American Soap and Glycerine Manufacturers say it will help the long pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Association of American Soap and Glycerine Manufacturers
Bullet Cripples Power. Pittsburgh Faces Rotating Blackouts
A rifle bullet damaged a 66 000 volt transformer cutting electric service across an 817 square mile area. Duquesne Light Co. issued rotating blackouts affecting about 1.5 million residents as power was periodically shut off due to the strike impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Company
Baby panda shipped to New York Zoo from Chengtu
A baby panda destined for the New York Zoo arrived by plane from Chengtu after an overnight stay in Victory House Chungking. A special attendant fed it milk and bamboo shoots. The panda will depart soon by ship to the United States as a gift from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
New York Zoo
Chengtu
Victory House
Chungking
United States
China
Reactions To OPA Price Lifting Across Nations
Prices for hogs jumped in Chicago and Omaha after President Truman ended meat price controls. Chicago sales rose up to 8.75 per hundred pounds with only 800 head on offer. Omaha reported hog prices up 10 to 12, with early sales at 25 to 27 a hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union
Truman
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Carroll Reece
American Broadcasting Company
National Broadcasting Company
Mutual
Omaha
Enraged German Husband Kills American Soldier
An American infantryman was shot and killed in Stuttgart on Sunday by a jealous German husband whose estranged wife was visiting the soldier. The attacker, who wounded a second American and his German girlfriend, was disarmed, captured, then attempted suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
U. S. Third Army
Eoth
Truman Drops Meat Price Controls as Election Near
President Truman moves to scrap meat price ceilings by executive action with OPA and Agriculture Dept, signaling end of wartime controls except rents. He cites selfish interest groups and warns of inflation risk, while Republicans deride the move as late and political.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Truman
OPA
Agriculture Department
de Lacy
D-Wash
Andrew Bell Launches Private Business in Winchester
Former Winchester Chamber of Commerce secretary Andrew Bell enters private enterprise with offices planned on Court Square. He will also serve as Virginia Motor Vehicle Division sales agent for license plates while expanding activities in industrial, educational, recreational and cultural areas. He came to Winchester from Harrisonburg where he led the chamber and Merchants' Association. Continued on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Ates Ae
Court Square
Virginia Motor Vehicle Division
Harrisonburg
Bell
Turkey
Merchants’ Association
Abit
Chamber
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Gen. Orsborn
Atlanta, Ga
Harry L. McCann
E. S. Bailey
Commissioner of Revenue
F. M. Yellett
I. Fred Stine
J. Sloan Kuykendall
F. W. Pingley
Pingley
Geneva Fisher
Star Tannery
H. G. Hershman
Ewe
George H. Eagle
Robert Eagle
G. W. Lemley
H. Paut
William Carpenter
C. Light
Lee Whitecre
Mr Mumma
Ville
WSB
Seattle
San Francisco
Dallas
Atlantic
Arcadia
McCaleb
Northern
PE System
Geo. S. Humphrey
G. T. Twyford
W. C. Feaster
Jack Funk
Power Company
W. M. Krise
K. O. Heiston
Young Moore
H. J. Heinz CO
World News
Panda
Reece
Reniées
Mate
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