Adlai Attacks GOP as a single interest government in Ohio
Adlai E Stevenson denounced the Eisenhower administration as a single interest government at a rally in Akron Ohio. He warned that the cabinet and administration favor big business and claimed the people will move forward only with the Democratic party. He attacked Nixon and Dewey and urged a Democratic victory to topple the current cabinet.
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Stevenson
Ohio
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Akron
General Motors
Republican Party
Burned workers and blast at American Motors plant
A sub surface gas and power line explosion in the American Motors Co testing department at Kenosha Wisconsin burned fourteen workers, six seriously, as flames shot from metal covers. Firemen extinguished the blaze in about thirty minutes and officials said operations could resume soon. Nash Hudson and Rambler autos are produced there.
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Kenosha
Wis
American Motors Co
Automobile Assembly
American Motors
Nash, Hudson
Rambler Automobiles
Oil Progress Week Observed In Winchester
Mayor Claude B. Smalts Jr proclaims October 14 20 Oil Progress Week in Winchester to honor oil industry contributions and freedoms. Terminal Tavern set to open Friday October 19.
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Winchester
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Two Americans and a German Share The 1956 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Stockholm awarded the 1956 Nobel Prize in medicine to Drs. Andrew Courtnand and Dickinson W. Richards Jr. of Columbia University and Werner Forssmann of Bad Kreuznach West Germany for pioneering heart catheterization. The trio opened a new frontier in cardiology by charting heart interior and circulation, earning a $38,633 prize split among them.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Andrew Courtnand
Dickinson W. Richards Jr
Columbia University
New York
Werner Forssmann
Bad Kreuznach
West Germany
Caroline Institute of Medicine and Physiology
Alfred Nobel
Forssmann
Berlin
Forssman
Cournand
Dr. Richards
Bellevue Hospital
Okinawa braces for typhoon Jean as threatening storm nears
Four U. S. bases on Okinawa, hit by two typhoons last month, brace for Jean with central winds near 384 miles southeast of the island and a course toward Okinawa. The storm moves at about 10 mph, with earlier readings at 115 mph and fringe winds possible by Friday. Past typhoons Emma and Harriet caused multi million dollar damages to military and civilian properties alike.
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FT. Buckner
Okinawa
U. S
Jean
Jeane
U. S. Air Force
Emma
Navy
Harriet
Organ Delivers Weather Reports From England Church
In Blackpool a church organ at St John Vianne church suddenly speaks weather forecasts in a strong British accent. Organist Harry Wynne reports the device mouths forecasts like fog in the English Channel and gale winds near the Faroes, likely picking up RAF advisories from Barton radio. Technicians inspect the instrument amid folklore of angels.
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Blackpool
England
Harry Wynne
St. John Vianne
British Isles
Wynne
North Sea
English Channel
Faroes
Royal Air Force
Barton
Beaver’s
Teen Gang Violence Ends in Fatal Shooting in Southwest Side Park
In Chicago's Cornell Square Park a conflict among white teens led Fred Kruse 18 to shoot Warren White 17 fatally and wound Edward Melant Jr. 18 as Richard Bukoevic 19 was slashed. Kruse and four others held without charge.
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Chicago
Fred Kruse
Warren White
Edward Melant Jr
Richard Bukoevic
Kruse
Bukovic
Patrick Deeley
Cornell Square Park
Swist
Wood Streets
White, Melant
Gerald Ster
Sternal
Deeley
Four Crewmen Die in Head-on Freight Train Collision
Four crewmen died and four were injured when two Atlantic Coast Line freight trains collided head on near Pineola Florida at 6 am. The dead were engineers and brakemen from High Springs Lakeland and Lakeland. ACL officials opened an investigation into the crash as flames trapped crew in wrecked cars. Pineola lies about 60 miles north of Tampa.
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Pineola
Fla.p
ACL
Pineda
D. T. Martin
High Springs
Fla
E. W. Vaughn
J. L. Phillips
Lake
Tampa
Chest Reaches $27,854 Mark
The Winchester Frederick Community Chest drive reported at noon today $27,854.02 toward a $48,111 goal. J T Kremer urged prompt generous gifts to finish the campaign this month funding eight agencies including Scouts Day Nurseries Children s Home Society Child Guidance Center Salvation Army and USC.
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Winchester-Frederick
J. T. Kremer
Scouts, Day Nurseries
Children’s Home Society
Child Guidance Center
Salvation Army
USC
Beaver
le Rexall
Small Fire Yesterday At Doubleday Plant
Berryville fire units responded to an alarm from the Doubleday plant east of town yesterday at 7 20 p m. A small transformer in the boiler room caught fire but was confined with no serious damage. Rummage sale announced for October 19 at Center Meeting House Washington and Piccadilly streets by Friends of Hopewell Meeting.
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Berryville
John Enders Fire Company
Doubleday
Center
Washington & Piccadilly Sts
Friends of Hopewell Meeting
Rainy Atlantic storm drenches Maryland East Shore area
An Atlantic coastal storm dumped three inches of rain on Maryland's Eastern Shore with 30 to 40 mph winds and gusts. Temperatures remained in the 70s as the system moved northeast. high tides rose in Norfolk and ferry service briefly halted before resuming.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Cuba
the Weather Bureau
Salisbury
Norfolk
State Highway Department
Point Comfort-Willoughby
Chincoteague
Virginia
Cape Henry
Urbanna
Richmond
Mercury Reaches 79 Degrees Then Temperatures Fall Tonight
The area heated to 79 degrees as an Atlantic storm passed without incident. Skies will clear tonight with a near 30 degree drop and a low in the 50s. Yesterday’s low was 50, and last year on this date the high was 56 and the low 45.
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Atlantic
Two Men Hurt in Falls in Memorial Hospital
Two local men, Paul Wolverton and Carl Cather, were treated at Memorial Hospital after separate falls. Wolverton, 56, fell from a roof at 412 W Clifford St striking bricks, suffering facial and scalp lacerations and other injuries. Cather, injured at home, broke his nose and sustained bruises after a ladder fall.
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Memorial Hospital
Paul Wolverton
Mt. Falls
Carl T. Cather
Peyton St
Mr. Wolverton
W. Clifford St
Friendship
Cather
Virginia pushes plan to resist school integration
The state moved to dismiss desegregation petitions in Norfolk Newport News and Prince Edward County arguing a pupil assignment plan provides state court remedies before federal action. The three member board would supervise placements with appeals to the governor and then state courts. Nov 14 and 17 hearings were set in Richmond and Newport News.
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Richmond
The
Virginia
Federal District Court
Norfolk
Newport News
Prince Edward County
General Assembly
Atty
Lindsay Almond
Walter Hoffman
That City
Sterling Hutcheson
Prince Edward
Wolfe Chairman For Apple Week in Winchester and Frederick
John T. Wolfe is named Winchester and Frederick County chairman for National Apple Week observed Oct 25 to Nov 3. Appointed by H. W. Butler Jr. Wolfe, county agent for three years, is a VPI graduate and Kiwanis member, active in local rural clubs. Local cooperators include Chambers, horticultural societies, the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, and Shenandoah Valley Inc.
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John T. Wolfe
Frederick County
Winchester
Wolfe
H. W. Butler, Jr
Shenandoah Valley
Mr. Wolfe
Kiwanis
Round Hill Ruritan Club
Virginia
West Virginia
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
East German slowdown strikes spread to Magdeburg Erfurt and Karl Marx Stadt
Berlin reports 2000 Red police moved from East Berlin to Magdeburg amid slowdowns in its plants. Tribune notes dissatis faction with high quotas and low pay. Strikes reach Erfurt and Karl Marx Stadt while East German press omits details of the unrest.
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Berlin
West Berlin
der Tag
East Berlin
Magdeburg
Tribuene
RED Organ §S
Erfurt
Karl-Marx-Stadt
Eisenhower Leads in New York Straw Poll Returns
The New York Daily News reports President Eisenhower with a commanding lead over Adlai Stevenson in early New York straw polls. With 2,297 votes counted, Eisenhower has 59.2 percent to Stevenson's 40.8 percent as the paper outlines its 22nd poll and editorial support.
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New York
New York Daily News
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York State
Stevenson
Ike
Eisenhower Accuses Stevenson Of Political Fables On Campaign Trail
President Eisenhower pledged to push a $1.6 billion school construction program in the new session while accusing Adlai Stevenson of telling political fables. He spoke at College of Puget Sound after Seattle remarks, blasting Democratic tactics and urging Congress to act.
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Stevenson
Michigan
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Tacoma
Wash
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Citizens For Eisenhower
College of Puget Sound
Congress
House
Supreme Court
America
Seattle
Edgar
Seattle Hall
Memorial Stadium
Arthur B. Lang~lie
U. S. Senate
Warren Magnuson
Langlie
Ike
Weather forecast and event notice for Winchester
Clearing cooler tonight with lows in the 50s. Thursday fair and mild with highs near 79 and a low around 50. Sunrise at 6:27 am, sunset 6:30 pm. Moon rises 4:45 pm tonight. Shooting match at Mt William Saturday night October 20 offers prizes of turkeys and a 12 gauge shotgun.
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Virginia
Winchester
Mt. Willian
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Price
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