Diplomats Discuss Russia's Demand In Secret Session
Diplomats of seven nations met behind locked doors in Lake Success to discuss the United Nations plan to station peace patrols and enable emergency sessions. John Foster Dulles and Dean Acheson guided the proposal, with Britain Canada France Turkey the Philippines and Uruguay as co sponsors. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky denounced the plan as wiping out the Security Council and demanded inclusion of the five big powers in the patrols.
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Lake Success
Russia
United Ations
America
John Foster Dulles
Dean Acheson
Dulles
Britain
Canada
France
Turkey
Philippines
Uruguay
U. N
General Assembly
Security Council
China
United States
Dewey Plays Down The Hanley Letter
Gov. Dewey sought to minimize the Hanley letter amid New York campaign heat. He contrasted Hanley’s 90 day debt cleanup with a 1928 underwrite by John J. Raskob for Roosevelt. Rep. Lynch attacked Dewey, while Eisenhower repeated no political ambitions and was asked about 1952 nomination. In Maryland, Sen. Tydings plans to defend himself against Mutual Network charges by Fulton Lewis Jr. and others.
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
E. Dewey
Hanley
New York
Dewey
Joe R. Hanley
Senate
Newburgh
N. Y
John J. Raskob
Walter A. Lynch
Lynch
Ike
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mutual
Tydings
Federal Communications Com
Cause of Crash of 3 Planes Explained by Surviving Pilot
Lt Luther C Barcus survived a three plane F 86 crash near Nokesville Virginia after mistiming altitude in haze. He said the formation attempted a water touchdown and bounced then belly landed in a farm field, sustaining a fractured leg. The two other pilots disappeared and searchers located a witness Carl Newton a fisherman aiding the effort near the Potomac River.
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Washington
Air Force Today
Luther C. Barcus
Barcus
Quantico
Marine Base Hospital
Nokesville
Air Force
Maryland Point Lighthouse
Potomac
Potomac River
Carl Newton
Andrews Air Force Base
Andrews Field
Winchester Lions Club Fun Festival Plans and Prizes
Winchester Lions Club prepares for its four day Fun Festival opening next Wednesday at 7 p m The 22 committee heads met after a luncheon and a final planning meeting is set at Gen Battaile's home The club seeks public contributions with a chance to win a 1950 Pontiac plus door prizes including a television set an electric refrigerator and a bedroom suite
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Winchester Lions Club
Winchester Armory
William Battaile
Battaile
Sam Johnston
Paul Anderson
Marvin Weaver
J. Thomas Boyd
Aid For Vision
Conainue
Lions
Frederick County
Winchester
Joseph Newlin
Virginia Commission For the Blind
Lions Light Conservation Committee
James H. Alexander, Jr
Armory
Middletown Theft Probed In Battery Drain at Garage
Deputy Sheriff Henry Renner and Middletown Police Chief Dallas Himelright investigate the theft of about 20 junk batteries from Paul Hammock’s Middletown garage over the weekend. The incident is under police inquiry.
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Henry Renner
Dallas Himelright
Middletown
Paul Hammock
Polio Cases Drop 12 Percent in Week, Public Health Service Says
The Public Health Service reports a 12 percent decline in polio cases last week in Washington. Officials say fewer new infections indicate progress in vaccination and disease control efforts.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Millwood Resident Is Polio Victim
Millwood resident Mrs Stacey B Lloyd 22 wife of Clarke Courier publisher was diagnosed with infantile paralysis and rushed to Winchester hospital. She had given birth October 4 and returned home October 11. Lloyd accompanied by husband in ambulance. patient described as doing pretty well. This marks the sixth polio case in Clarke County this year.
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Stacey B. Lloyd
Millwood
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Winchester
Lloyd
Clarke Courier
Middlebury Chronicle
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lloyds
Alice Babcock
Westbury
Long Island
N. Y
Greenway
Community Chest Drive Reaches 27 Percent
Stepped-up contributions of 1007 dollars yesterday push the 1950 Community Chest Drive to 27 percent of the 35000 goal for member agencies. Totals by division include Industrial 1437.50 Service 701 Merchantile 1361.55 Government 103 Commercial 1540.85 Women’s Division 80 Organizations 760 Special Gifts 2941 and Professional 534. County Division enters next with first report Friday. Shenandoah Candy Co. becomes the newest 100 percenter.
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Shenandoah Candy Co
Government urges 1951 potato acreage cut
Washington reports the government recommended farmers reduce 1951 potato acreage by 15 percent from this year as part of broader farm input adjustments.
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Washington
Color Television Fight Looms With FCC Rolling Up Sleeves
The FCC vows to contest court challenges to its color television order amid a clash among CBS RCA NBC and Pilot Radio Corp. NBC may continue limited RCA color demonstrations only in morning or late hours as CBS color becomes official.
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FCC
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
Chicago
Pilot Radio Corp
Radio Corporation of America
National Broadcasting Co
RCA
NBC
Commission
Columbia
CBS
Edwin W. Chapin
Willmar K. Roberts
U. S
Formosa Aims Question Arises After Truman MacArthur Talk
Washington reports on the Formosa issue examine U S aims for the island. The question: keep Formosa from falling to Chinese Communists or pursue a neutral, UN supported peace. The president and MacArthur may agree on neutralization without surrender to Reds. Senator Knowland calls for full text of notes for verification.
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Truman
MacArthur
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Formosa
United States
United Nations
U. N
Pentagon
Knowland
Republican National Committee
Antique Show Here Attended by Many
The Christ Episcopal Church Antique Show enters a second day drawing visitors from many states including Washington DC and Honolulu. Notable sales include two cigar store Indians near the parish hall, a $185 corner cupboard, and a $5000 hand woven Persian rug with 54 heroes. The King’s Cooler ice glass vessel from 1854 sold to a collector. 37 prints and much china and glassware have been sold as heavier furniture trends, with final day tomorrow. Proceeds fund church work and missions at Jemae.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Washington
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West Virginia
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Iowa
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Pennsylvania
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Arizona
Michigan
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Ohio
Honolulu
Virginia
Prussia
St. Mary’s Guild of
Jemae
Florida Storm Damage Tops Twelve Million as Death Throes End
Damage estimates climb to about 12 million dollars as the Florida hurricane weakens, with Miami totaling about 8 million in property loss and victims reported. Forecasters note a second Gulf center forming while warnings extend along the coast and beaches endure high tides.
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Fila
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Georgia
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Columbus
Gulf of Mexico
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Miami
Wright
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Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Two Die as North Star Express Derails in Oneida
The New York Central North Star Express derailed near Oneida New York injuring 15 and killing the engineer and fireman when a freight car door fell into its path. The train en route New York to Toronto and Cleveland traveled about 75 mph through the city, with about 200 passengers aboard. Traffic was rerouted over the parallel line as investigators blamed the freight door.
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Oneida
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
New York
Limited
Flyer
New York State Barge Canal
Central
West Shore Railroad
North Star
Toronto
Cleveland
New York State
Paul J. Schaefer
Albany
New York City
Augustus Hart
Buffalo
Phillip Krockinlux
Weather Softly Sunny Under 74 Degrees Today
A Virginia area forecast shows mild conditions with a 74 degree high, clouds blocking sun, and rain unlikely to arrive until later. The Winches ter Research Laboratory logged 74 degrees, five below yesterdays heat, with a 49 degree low overnight.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Virginia
Communist forces retreat as Koreans flee central city
United Nations troops advance with First Cavalry linking near the city center as Red Premier Kim Il Sung and top officials reportedly escape to Hui chang northward. Communists surrender in thousands while Allied commanders foresee a shift to guerrilla activity.
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Pyongyan
United Nations
First Cavalry
Korean First di
Kim Il Sung
Huichon
U.S. Moves to Ban Building Of Amusement Venues
Washington reports a proposed emergency ban on constructing race tracks, dance halls, bowling alleys and other amusements to conserve materials for munitions. New theaters and night clubs may be included. scope to be decided.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Governor appoints Dr. Cooper as assistant governor
The announcement names Dr. Cooper a University of Virginia political science professor and Bureau of Public Administration associate director as assistant to Governor Battle. He will begin October 25 and earn 8500 dollars yearly, teaching one class until then. Cooper hails from Kirbyville Texas and studied at Abilene Christian College, UT and UChicago.
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Batton
Cooper
Bureau of Public Administration
University of V
Battle
General Assembly
Tuck
Colgate W. Darden
University of Virginia
Kirbyville
Texas
Abilene Christian College
University of Texas
University of Chicago
University of Alabama
Commission On State and
U S Offers to Pay for Bombings Over Korea Frontier
The United States informed the United Nations that two American planes accidentally violated the Soviet frontier on October 8 and offered to compensate any damages. Warren R. Austin sent a report from General MacArthur's command to Secretary-General Trygve Lie detailing the incident.
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Lake Success
United States
United Nations
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Trygve Lie
MacArthur
Local Questions: Winchester Valuation Tax Rate and Banks
This item asks for the assessed valuation of Winchester and its current tax rate, the combined resources of Winchester’s three banks, and the erection date and builder of the Confederate statue, directing readers to the Editorial Page for answers.
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Winchester
Pyongyang Falls to US South Korean Forces
South Korean First Division and US First Cavalry Division breach Pyongyang east of the city, civilians emerge as Reds surrender by the thousands. Brig. Gen. Frank A. Allen Jr and General Park Sun Yup exchange congratulations on a “good job.”
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Pyongyang
Korea
South Kore. 4
ROK
VU. 8
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Eatonee
Seoul
Pyongy
Frank A. Allen, Jr
Cleveland, O
Two Winchester Men Score Perfect On Mental Tests
Two Winchester men, Harold R. Edwards and Roland B. Harper, posted perfect scores on pre induction mental tests at the Martinsburg Army Air Force recruiting station. Edwards, 444 Fairmount Ave a Handley High School graduate with a UVA degree, and Harper, 224 Sharp Sr a Douglas High School and Storer College graduate in chemistry from Tuskegee Institute, were among the few to achieve flawless results on the same day.
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Winchester
Army Air Force
Martinsburg
Harold R. Edwards
Fairmont Ave
Handley High School
University of Virginia
Roland B. Harper
Sharp
Douglas High School
Storer College
Harpers Ferry
Wa. Va
Tuskegee Institute
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Krogram
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