Inquiring Photographer Tests Teens Driving Hazards
The article surveys views on whether teen drivers are more hazardous than adults. Most responses blame teenagers, with some champions and critics on both sides. The middle aged driver is rarely faulted, reflecting a common local perception this week.
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Charlie Tait
Lester Singhass
Bellview Avenue
Edward L. Hall
Winchester Television Corp
Janice Hayes
W. Montmouth
Archie Manuel
James Wood
Stevenson Attacks GOP Koreans War Stance in Alamo Address
Democrat nominee Adlai Stevenson denounces Republicans for offering a “political DDT” in the Korea struggle saying liberty must be defended at any cost. He criticizes Eisenhower and warns that denying America’s purpose would betray the nation. Stevenson also courts Texas Democrats by meeting John Nance Garner in Uvalde as Garner backs the Democratic ticket.
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Alamo
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Illinois
Korea
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Texas
Uvalde
John Nance Garner
Garner
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Airman Killed as Truck Hits Marching Men at Amarillo Base
One airman died and eleven were hospitalized after a pickup struck a formation of marching airmen at Amarillo Air Force Base. About 20 men were injured, four critically, as driver Billy F. Robertson reported he did not see the group until headlights shone in his face. An Air Force investigating board opened a probe.
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Amarillo. Tex.p
Amarillo Air Force Base
Iowa
Billy F. Robertson
Roberson
Air Force
Prizes Planned for Winchester Kiddies Halloween Party
Winchester sponsors announce a Halloween Party with nearly 1500 dollars in prizes after the parade on October 31. Prizes include bicycles for boys and girls and cash awards for white and colored children. The event expects about 1000 dollars in silver prizes donated by local merchants and citizens. The Veterans of Foreign Wars and a large committee will provide ice cream cookies and lollypops, with parade formation at 6 30 p m on Piccadilly Street.
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Winchester Lions Club
Gibson Baker
J. Thomas Boyd
Charles Aiken
Baker
Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
Phil Hullis
John McKnown Jr
Piccadily Street
Loudoun
Wage Board Cuts Mine Wage Boost Sparking Walkout Forecast
The Wage Stabilization Board reduced the $1.90 daily wage boost for soft coal miners by 40 cents, provoking anticipated general stoppage. Public members backed the cut, Labor opposed, with over 150,000 miners already protesting this week.
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Washington
WSB
Cox
Congress
Morse Breaks With Eisenhower to Endorse Stevenson
Oregon Senator Wayne L. Morse declared for Adlai Stevenson saying he is disillusioned with Eisenhower. Morse, previously a reluctant Eisenhower backer, said he will vote for Stevenson and that repudiating Eisenhower was not easy.
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Washington
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Morse
Eisenhower
N Kent Building Damaged by Blaze
Firemen answered two late yesterday calls on N Kent St and at 20 Purcell Ave. The second blaze in the old Texas Oil Co office building near the American Oil Co warehouse caused charred living quarters and estimated repairs around $2000. No injuries reported.
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Texas Oil Company
N. Kent St
L. Zuckerman and Sons
American Oil Company
South End
Kent Street
Taylor Barr
Mae Fritts
Purcell Ave
Oil Company
Boyer Child Improves After Recent Burns
Memorial Hospital reports Sharon Gail Boyer five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Julian Boyer of Highland Ave in fairly good condition after third degree burns suffered October 7 while playing with matches. Doctors have not decided on skin grafting. Auction sale of shop tools at rest Saturday October 25 at 1 30 p m by Mrs H B Sell.
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Memorial Hospital
Sharon Gail Boyer
Julian Boyer
Highland Ave
H. B. Sell
Eisenhower Still A No Deal Man In Jersey City Speech
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower declared decisions would be his alone and reaffirmed a no deal stance. He praised Gen. George C. Marshall and defended backing Marshall against Taft and McCarthy. The trip included a Jersey City rally attracting about 25 000, amid a Northeast campaign push.
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Gen. Eisenhower
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Newark
N. J
George C. Marshall
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Joseph McCarthy
Truman
Hartford
Conn
Marshall
New England
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Hague
New Jersey
Camden
Sen. Taft
Sen. McCarthy
China
Stevenson Lost Money on Farms, Mundt Reveals
Senator Mundt charged Adlai Stevenson with losing money on his farms in 1951 based on his income tax returns. The Republican statement claimed Stevenson’s losses of 1521.64 on high value farmland contradict Democratic claims that farmers were prospering. Mundt urged a shift toward addressing farmers' real problems.
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Stevenson
Mundt
Washington
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Adlai Stevenson
Republican National Committee
America
Virginians Hear Byrd Broadcast From Winchester Studio
Senator Byrd drew a record Virginia audience for a 30 minute talk broadcast from WINC radio in Winchester. The event, paid for by Byrd, aired to 15 Virginia stations with nationwide and world wide coverage via news services.
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Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Maryland
Winchester
Eugene P. Lakers
Chamber of Commerce
Byrd
Kerr Street
Broadcasting Room
U N Troops In Korea Heaviest Losses Fall On South Korea
The United States bears about 35 percent of the Allied casualty load in Korea while nearly half of the combat manpower engaged is American. South Korea accounts for about 61 percent of losses with the 15 other U N nations sharing the remainder.
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Washington
United States
Korea
South Korea
United Nations
U.N
Republic of Korea
U. S
Eighth Army
Reorganized Army
British Commonwealth
Reds Force Breakthrough At Nghia Lo In Indochina Drive
Communist Vietminh forces smashed into Nghia Lo, 1090 miles southwest of Hanoi, driving toward the Red River delta as French bombers and fighters attempted to halt the assault. Nghia Lo is a gateway to Thai country and the French positions along the Red River delta.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Nghia Lo
Red River
Nghia
Nehia Lo
Red China
Lau Chau
Virginia Democrats divided over Byrd Absent Endorsement of Stevenson
Virginia leaders react to Senator Harry Byrd's radio statement backing Adlai Stevenson and Estes Sparkman over the national party. Gov. Battle and former Gov. Tuck are unavailable for comment while party figures including Hutchinson Miller and Robertson weigh implications for the Virginia Democratic stance.
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Sen
Byrd
Virginia
Gov
Battle
Tuck
Byrd, Battle
Len Byrd
Sen. Byrd
Gov. Battle
Nelson Parker
Stevenson
Sparkman
Harry Byrd
Byrd States Trumanism Dominates Campaign Issue
Sen. Harry F. Byrd says he cannot endorse the Stevenson Truman ticket or the Democratic platform and calls Trumanism the dominant issue in the campaign. He criticizes FEPC and civil rights measures while defending free debate and Senate rules. Byrd declines to state his presidential vote.
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Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Virginia
Stevenson
Truman
Senate
South
United States
FEPC
Soviet Fm Vishinsky blocks early Korea armistice terms
At the United Nations Vishinsky rejected U N calls for a truce in Korea and signaled Kremlin opposition to any armistice on terms set by the West. He pledged supportive remarks for prisoner exchanges but insisted on terms the U N has rejected.
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United Nations
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. N
United States
Korea
United Nations General Assembly
Vishinsky
Kremlin
60 Nation Assembly
Loyalty oath ruling tightens state employee pledge
California Supreme Court bans the University of California from requiring its loyalty oath while upholding a law that mandates a loyalty pledge from state county and local government employees.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
University of California
U S Ambassador to Ireland Matthews Dies in Omaha
Francis P. Matthews, 65, U S ambassador to Ireland and former Secretary of the Navy, died suddenly in Omaha. An Omaha attorney and Catholic layman, he had announced he would not continue as ambassador after year end to return home to Omaha, the place he wished to live.
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Omaha
Francis P. Matthews
U. S
Ireland
Matthews
Secret of
Navy
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Harry Flood Byrd
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
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Arlington
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