Stevenson Says There Is No Trick To End Koreaa War
Gov. adlai E Stevenson said Eisenhower knows there is no trick to end the Korean War and attacked Republican policy on Korea and public power. He urged a clean, economical government and cited his Illinois record while campaigning in the Pacific Northwest amid Utah and Wyoming stops.
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Stevenson
Spokane
Wash
Adlai H. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Utah
Wyoming
Pacific
Nortwest
Korea
Eisenhower
Alaska
Omaha
Cane
Illinois
Pendleore Ore
Ilinois
O Conor Pushes to Oust Balky U N Witnesses
Senator Herbert O Conor of Maryland calls for removal of U N staff who refuse to confirm whether they ever belonged to a Communist party. He chairman of a Senate internal security subcommittee says the U N is honey combed with Americans afraid to testify and urges action to eject those linked to overthrowing the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Herbert O'Connor
World Organization
O’conor
Senate
U. N
O'Conor
U.N
United States
Harrisonburg Dentist Dr Marvin Dinges Switzer Dies
Harrisonburg Virginia reports the death of Dr Marvin Dinges Switzer a noted dentist and dean emeritus at the College of Dentistry He passed away in the city at an advanced age leaving a legacy in local dental education and service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Marvin Dinges Switzer
Pont Sy Dentists
City Abandons Plan for Health Center on North Kent Street Lot
Winchester officials abandon the combined health and recreation center project on North Kent Street after months of study. City Manager SS Lee Grant reports the plan cannot meet Recreation Department needs and as proposed would require more funds. War Memorial Association may submit a new proposal later. The project faced opposition from civic groups and within the War Memorial organization.
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Walter A. Bowman
N. Kent Street
Winchester Common Council
Lee Grant
Winchester-Frederick County War Memorial Association
War Memorial Association
City of
Winchester
Common Council
War Memorial Organization
Council
Memorial Fund
Hill-Burton
Federal Health) Fund
Grant
Boscawen
Philpot Streets
Health Department
Recreation Department
Philpot Street
Recreation Center
Kent and
First Chest Report Due Friday in Winchester Fredericton Campaign
Volunteers in the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest campaign will submit results from the initial canvassing on Friday. The kick off at George Walworthton Hotel launched the seventh annual united appeal for seven child care and character building agencies. Campaign chairman Frank Armstrong Jr spoke to over 125 volunteers as Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts led a Color Guard ceremony.
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Community Chest
George Wal Ungton
Winchester-Frederick County
Boy Scouts
Farley Massey
Albert Grim
America
Robert A. Wh'ten
Christian Congrega’ Onal
Delmer Robinson, Sr
Mr. Armstrong
Richard Pontz
George Peery Dies Former Virginia Governor and Congressman
George Campbell Peery, the tall former Virginia governor and congressman known as the Redeemer of the Ninth, died after a five year illness in Richmond. He would have been 79 in October and spent his final weeks in Mattie Williams Hospital. Funeral services are planned for Thursday at the Main Methodist Church in Tazewell, with burial at Maplewood Cemetery. Virginia leaders paid tribute, calling him a splendid chief executive and a valued public servant.
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Richmonds
George
Campbell Peery
Virginia
Congress
Tazewell County
Mattie Williams Hospital
Tazewell
W. L. Pickering
Maplewood Cemetery
Peery
Har- Battle
R. F. Byrd
John G
William Tuck
Colgate Darden
Byrd
Gov. Peery
Gov. Battle
Tuck
Apple Processors Boost York Prices For York Imperial Apples
Winchester’s two largest apple firms National Fruit Product Company and Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Corporation raise prices for York Imperial apples. Top grade U S No 1 canners free run fruit up to 3 75 per cwt a rise of 50 cents. New rates affect other grades and will be applied to apples already received. The move boosts growers’ incomes and aims to shrink the tree run to drops differential from about 20 to 13 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Aple
York Imperial Apples
National Fruit Product Company
Shenandoah
York
National Fruit
Jewish Women’s Auxiliary
Immediate Delivery Oil Heat, Inc
Texas Voters May Write Ike Nixon In Dem Ballot
Texas voters may write Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon in the Democratic column on November 4. The attorney general ruled scratchouts of Democratic nominees are permitted, with Eisenhower Nixon counted for the Republican electors. The ruling follows Gov. Shivers breaking with Adlai Stevenson, reflecting party loyalty concerns in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Allan Shivers
Adlai Stevenson
Planes Blast Reds Lured Into Open In Mock Invasion
Allied forces staged a large mock invasion off Northeast Korea drawing thousands of Red troops from shore into the open. Nearly 100 ships including a battleship six aircraft carriers and four cruisers participated the largest UN naval concentration since Inchon 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast
Korea
Northeast Korea
U. N
Inchon
Boosh
Jeene Tee
TB X Rays Reach Over Two Thousand in County
A mobile unit sponsored by the Frederick County Tuberculosis Association x rayed 2032 people in the past week. On Monday 971 were examined at James Wood School and 1061 at Gainesboro Clear brook Stephens City Heinz Plant and O Sullivan Plant. A city unit also operated at the Presbyterian Church and will continue this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Tuberculosis Association
Pansy Wright
James Wood School
Gainesboro
Clearbrook
Stephens City
Heinz
O'Sullivan
Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Wright
J. W. Newcome
Richmond
State Board of the Tuberculosis Association
Claycomb Resigns from Winchester Police Force
Patrolman James Claycomb resigns from the Winchester Police Department effective tonight. He will join Associated Transport Lines after three years and four months of service, leaving the force with two vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claycomb
Winchester Police Department
Associated Transport Lines
Officer Claycomb
Police Department
Battle for Triangle Hill as U S Troops Press On
American infantry smash over Triangle Hill on Korea's Central Front and push single file along a Communist trench. South Korean Second Division counterattacks Sniper Ridge with over 1,000 Reds and Pinpoint Hill falls with flame throwers. Generals report heavy fighting, air support, and casualties amid a tense plateau clash.
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Seoul
Triangle Hill
Korea
Milo Farnell
U. SS
Triangle
Papa Sen
Pinpoint Hill
U. S
9Th Division
Mark Clark
Tokyo
New Atomic 280mm Gun Unveiled By Army at Aberdeen
The Army announced readiness to fire the first live ammunition for its 280 millimeter all purpose gun at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Secretary Frank Pace said no ammunition has been fired yet but a projectile capable of a nuclear charge has been used. Pace spoke on securing a proper share of fissionable materials and defended the weapon as a mobile long range field asset with precise night operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton C. Fay
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Army
Frank Pace
Pace
Winchester Council OKs Cities Service oil station plan
Final approval was given for a Cities Service Oil Company service station at Boscawen and Cameron Streets after a third reading. One dissenting vote, two absentees. Plans approved. work to begin after final details and revenue checks. Cows ban discussion referred to committees. other motions include traffic signal poles, water contracts, and North Cameron Street widening.
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Cities Service Oil Company
Winchester Common Council
Boscawen and
Cameron Streets
A. Harold Rowe
C. R. Anderson
W. P. McGuire
Lee Grant
J. T. Kremer
Commissioner of Revenue
Edward Thoma
Winchester
Thoma
Blic
Public Health Committee
J. M. Steck
Braddock Street
Fred I. Brumback
Cameron Street
Lillis Receives Five Year Suspended Sentence For 1934 Slaying
Andrew Thomas Lillis 45, a white factory worker, confessed to the 1934 murder of Neil Smith, age 18, found beaten in his home on December 22, 1934. He pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. Judge Marshall suspended the five year term and placed him on five years probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Thomas Lillis
Neil Smith
Lillis
Winchester
Smith
Linlis
Elliott D. Marshall
Chicago former postmaster indicted in job selling scheme
A federal grand jury indicted Chicago former postmaster John C. Haderlein and 10 others on nine counts accusing them of selling jobs in the Chicago Post Office. Haderlein resigned before the inquiry and faced bribery charges of up to $1000 to promote clerks to better positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John C. Haderlein
Chcago
John P. Barnes
Haderlein
Eisenhower Presses to Split Solid South Support
Ike works to erode Democratic grip in the South while pledging a leadership path to world peace. He lands in Tennessee for speeches after criticism, as Texas Governor Shivers praises a party aligned candidate and notes Texans shifting from tradition. An active United Nations is touted as a road to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
United Nations
Ruble Heads FFA Northern Triangle at Luray meeting
The Northern Triange Federation of the Future Farmers of America met in Luray and elected officers for the coming year led by Clarendon Ruble of James Wood High School as president. Other officers include Bobby Cooke vice president Garland Miller treasurer Douglas Martin secretary Richard Dowell reporter Ralph Shiley and Jack Munson as executive committee members. Plans were set for forestry judging at Clarke County High School on November 5 plus a basketball tournament in March rifle match in May and public speaking and degree team contests in May. Winners of potato apple corn egg and poultry judging were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triange Federation
Future Farmers of America
Luray
Clarendon Ruble
James Wood High School
Bobby Cooke
Clarke County
Garland Miller
Fanny
Douglas Martin
Rappahannock
Richard Dowell
Warren County
Cecil Artrip
James Wood Sentinel
Ralph Shiley
Jack Munson
Richard Bischoff
James Wood
Federation
Clarke County High School
City Hall Voting Place Is Changed
Voting precinct relocates from the Police Chief J A Boyd office to the Police Court to gain more room and faster service. Two booths will speed process, voters can wait indoors, and entry will be via the regular police station entrance. Election hours 6 am to 6 pm on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Boyd
Richard K. Eddy
Election Board
Eddy
Stalin Adopts Peace Line As Communist Congress Ends
Stalin declared the party’s pledge to defend peace as 40 nations’ delegates depart Moscow. The congress elected a 125 member Central Committee with 110 alternates, the largest in history, and discussed leadership and day to day work. Western observers await clarity on a new secretary general as Stalin’s future role remains undecided. The Moscow radio quoted wide support for Stalin as the party remains the shock brigade of the world revolutionary movement.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalin
Poliburo
Chemi
Oservers
Ant
Russia
Soviet Party
World Revolutionary and Workers’ Movement
China
Korea
Czechoslovakia
Rew
Pega
Strgeie Ghd
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Claycomb
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