Lewis Seeks $1.90 Pay Hike for Hard Coal Miners
John L. Lewis pressed for a $1.90 daily raise for hard coal miners while wage stabilizers held firm at $1.50 for soft coal workers. The dispute follows a 350000 strong soft coal walkout and a recent boost in royalties to the welfare fund, with Lewis planning a Morgantown speech for Adlai Stevenson.
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Lewis
Washington F
John L. Lewis
Teport
Pennsylvania
Soft
WSB
Adlai Stevenson
Morgantown
W. Va
Three Ya Poultry Groups Elect Officers
Election of officers topped the schedule for three organizations the Virginia Turkey Association the State Feed Association and the Baby Chick Association President elected include Preston Moyers of Harrisonburg turkey association Charles W Wempsler Jr of Harrisonburg feed association and W D Weaver of Clay Banks baby chick association
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Virginia Turkey Association
State Feed Association
Baby Chick Association
Preston Moyers
Away
Turkey Association
Charles W. Wempsler, Jr
Harrisonburg
Feed Association
W. D. Weaver
Clay Banks
U S Troops Repulse Chinese Assault on Triangle Hill
U S and South Korean forces repelled a Chinese assault on Triangle Hill in Korea with flares and searchlights aiding big gun fire. The U S Eighth Army reported the ROK Ninth Division held the hill and nearby knob after the clash that followed a two hour fight.
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U.S
Triangle Hill
Seoul
Iron Horse Mountain
U. S
Eighth Army
ROK
Ninth Division
Iron Triangle
Farm Auction Schedule for Frederick and Nearby Areas
A condensed sales directory lists upcoming auctions from Oct 24 to Nov 7 across Gore, Winchester, Verona, Staunton, Leetown and Orange. Items include horses hay farm machinery real estate tractors and banking shares with dates, locations, and auctioneers such as Buddy Artrip W Orndorff and Duvall.
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A.C. Oates
Calvin Garvin
Gore
Buddy Artrip
Horst & Bittner
Waynesboro
Horst
Martin Wagner
H. B. Sell
Rest
W. Strong Lewis
A. C. Oates
Frederick County Court House
vVa
Aberdeen-Angus Assn
Staunton
Verona
Joseph Sea
Leetown
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
A. B. Solenberger
W. FE. Edwards
U. S. Rt. 50
Duvall
Aberdeen- Angus Assn
Orange
Dave Canning
Sale Manage
Community Chest support cited by local business leaders
Douglas A. Cather, manager of the Old Mill Apple Storage Co., urges giving to the Community Chest. He notes all agencies are essential and highlights Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts benefiting from the fund to curb juvenile delinquency and build character in children.
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Douglas A. Cather
Amherst Street
Old Mill Apple Storage Co
Valley Avenue
Boy Scouts
Former Boy Friend of Princess Margaret Weds American Heiress
The 19 year old American heiress Virginia Fortune Ryan married Ogilvy Onsilvy, former boyfriend of Princess Margaret, in St Margaret Church London as 1900 guests attended. Prince Margaret and the Queen Mother led guests while U S Ambassador Walter Gifford joined many Americans in the Anglo American wedding scene in Parliament Square.
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London
Virginia Fortune Ryan
Tord Onsilvy
Princess Margaret
Parliament Square
Earl of Airlie
Miss Ryan
Forest Fire Rages In Pulaski County Near Parrott
A forest fire near Parrott in northwest Pulaski County spread from noon yesterday in the Dry Branch area. The Salem district forester orders two wardens and 25 volunteer fighters from VPI plus Keep Virginia Green crews to battle the blaze. No damage estimate available yet.
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Pulaski
Woodlands
Parrott
Pulaski County
Montgomery County
Dry Branch
Salem District Forester
Jesse King
VPI
Virginia Green
Dublin
Draper
City Chest canvass reports steady donations in drive progress
Campaign leaders praised a solid showing from the Industrial and Smaller Industries divisions as the city Chest canvass filed Wednesday reports. Section 6 led by Mrs. Elsea reported 93 gifts totaling 449.25, while Section 2 under Mrs. Sirbaugh posted 117 contributions for 292.80. Commercial and Public Employees divisions also contributed, with store and factory participation noted across the city.
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Virgil R. Strader
Armstrong
Wenesday
R. Thomas Elsea
W. K. Rodney Sirbaugh
Elsea
J. Thomas Kremer
T. J. Calkin
JL. B. Sirbaugh
C. Howard Haymaker
J. Thomas Haymaker
EW. Lacey, Jr
R. H. Kerlin
Ben Belchie
John J. Hawse
County Uniil
Chest
Cuba and Florida In Path of Season sixth Hurricane
A small but potentially dangerous hurricane moves north in the Caribbean. It was about 350 miles south of Havana and 550 miles south southwest of Miami with winds up to 85 mph near the center and gales 50 miles outward. Forecasters expect slow strengthening and a northerly drift.
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Miami
Pia
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Florida
Havana
Weather Bureau
Six County Women to Attend National Home Demonstration Meet
Six Frederick County women will join about 70 Virginia home demonstration club members at the National Home Demonstration Council meeting in Raleigh North Carolina starting Saturday. Participants include Mrs Fred Boxwell Hayfield HDC Mrs Naomi Racey Kerns West Frederick Mrs John Whitacre county HD committee chair Mrs Melvin Seldon county polio publicity chairman Mrs Lee Whitacre North Frederick and Miss Agnes Shirley home demonstration agent. The week features talks by Haven Smith president of the Country Life Association on Foreward to Peace with Freedom and Dr Bruce Ratchford of North Carolina State College on Economic Instability Our Number One Threat to Freedom. Additional events include a reception at the Governor's mansion and talks by Dr Carl R Woodward Dr Hornell Hart and Dr W L Wilson on various topics.
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Frederick County
Home Demonstration Club
Virginia
National Home Demonstration Council
Raleigh
N.C
Fred Boxwell
Hayfield Hdc
Naomi Racey Kerns
West Frederick
John Whitacre
HD Committee
Melvin Seldon
Polio
Enairman
Lee Whitacre
North Frederick
Agnes Shirley
Haven Smith
Country Life Association
Bruce Ratchford
North Carolina State College
Governor’s Mansion
Carl R. Woodward
Hornell Hart
Attorneys Finish Their Arguments In Grammer Case
In Baltimore George Ed ward Grammer’s lawyer argued the evidence spells out manslaughter in the death of his wife Dorothy May. The prosecution pressed a first degree murder claim, saying the slaying was premeditated and the husband acted after planning and searching for a weapon. The judge, Herman M. Moser, begun deliberations at 11 43 a m with no jury and recessed until 2 p m.
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Baltimore
George Edward Grammer
Grammer
Dorothy May
Herman M. Moser
Anthony S. Federico
Federico
Moser
J Harold Grady
Grady
Mathilda Mizibrocky
United Nations
New York
Brothers to Serve Consecutive Terms To Keep Plant Open
Anthony Paolillo and Andrew Paolillo were sentenced to a year and a day each for evading more than $150000 in taxes. They requested consecutive sentences to allow one brother to remain on the job at their 128 brassiere business, a bid the judge approved with no objection.
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New York
Anthony Paolillo
Andrew Paolillo
Queen Elizabeth Opens Giant Dam in Wales Ceremony
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh opened the Claerwen Dam in Rhayader Wales. Police and anti-sabotage agents screened spectators amid fears after a mystery explosion damaged the aqueduct to Birmingham. Investigations point to Welsh nationalist motives.
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Rhayader
Wales
Queen Elizabeth
Birmingham
England
Blue Ridge Players Announce Cast For Life With Father
Edward B. Lee will play Father in Blue Ridge Players fifth production Life With Father set for November 11 and 12 at Paris Hall Boyce. The cast includes Vinnie as Mrs David Donovan and the four sons Clarence Jimmy Ritter John Houston Carr Whitney John Crawford Harlan Tyson Gilpin Jr. Also featured are Mrs Lucy Price Mrs Tom Iden Mrs William Hill Mrs Stuart Brown Miss Mac Lanham the maids Mrs Charles Enders Jr as the cousin and Miss Beverly Ribble as Mary Skinner. Richard Byrd directs with casting by Mrs John Fraint Mrs Walter Flory and Miss Agnes Mitchell.
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Edward B. Lee
Father
Blue Ridge Players
Paris Hall
Boyce
Vinnie
David Donovan
Clarence
Jimmy Ritter
John
Houston Carr
Whitney
John Crawford
Harlan
Tyson Gilpin
Lucy Price
Tom Iden
William Hill
Stuart Brown
Mac Lanham
Charles Enders Jr
Beverley Ribble
Mary Skinner
Paul Rhodes
George Glaysher
Julian Every
New York Times Reaffirms Support for Eisenhower
The New York Times, calling itself an independent paper, reiterates support for Gen Dwight D Eisenhower the Republican presidential candidate. It notes it would back him again even without a prior commitment and says his election would revitalize the two party system in the United States.
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New York Times
Gen. Eisenhower
New York
The
Dwight D. Eisenhower
the Times
Eisenhower
United States
Acheson Opens Debate on Korea at United Nations
United Nations debates Korea as Dean Acheson leads the U N Security Council set to discuss Panmunjom truce terms. American sources expect a resolution urging General Assembly approval of armistice terms and a call to the Communists to accept promptly. The session faces opposition from Russia over POW repatriation.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
Dean Acheson
Korea
Panmunjon
Acheson
General Assembly
U. N
Panmunjom
Russia
Apple Pie Contest Expands Beyond Pennsylvania
State States notes apples grown in New England and among Dutch in Pennsylvania. The pie has no bottom crust and uses biscuit dough. The first contest was held last year in Pennsylvania. This year's second annual event was expanded to include five additional states.
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New England
Pennsylvania
State winner to appear on radio TV tours and events
The state winner will be featured on radio and television broadcasts next week in Washington. She will tour the city, attend entertainment events, and be joined by chaperones from home economics or 4 H clubs who will provide instruction.
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Washington
Medical Directors Adopted for Virginia Health Officers
The State Health Department announced that 39 full time health officers in Virginia will henceforth be titled medical directors. The change formalizes the leadership role of these officials in state public health administration.
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Richmond
The
State Health Department
Virginia
How's Your I Q Answers Listed On Page Two
Below are the answers to the quiz questions from Page 2 Second Section. Items include Czechoslovakia and Warren G Harding with references to the U S Senate Patton's steamboat and other trivia. Several items appear incomplete in the fragment.
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Czechoslovakia
Warren G. Harding
U.S. Senate
Patton
Reading 19th Century Trial Transcript Glove Purchase Mentioned
A fragment from a United States trial record notes a woman purchasing three pairs of gloves. The brief item highlights the textile purchase within the broader case context.
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United States
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Morgar Cy
United States Bureau of Standards
John W
Rosenberger
Eta
Fifth Air Force
Antung
Manchuria
Allis-Chalmers
Ca” Tractors
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Winchester
Douglas A, Cather
Ormer
F. L. Largent, Jr
Charles Zuckerman
Wome As
Temeta
Sverem
North Ree Neweea
Clay A. White
Ei Sur
Foun
Elizabeth
Richard E. Byrd
John Fraint
Walter Flory
Agnes Mitchell
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
NEW Ford
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Heatvole Motor Co
DeGote
Plymouth
W. Boscawen St
Winchester - Frederick County
WAR Memorial Association Incorporate
Winchester-Frederick County War Memorial Association, Incorporated
George Washington Hotel
I.Q
America’s
Pine Motor Co., Inc
Dodge
Ford
John Ap
John Deere
M. Harris
M-M
Wood Bros
Bae Ee
Mr. Oates
Ivan Anderson
McCormick-Deering
the Commercial & Savings Bank Admr.ec. T. A
T. A
Dec
Western Frederick Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Green Chemical Co., Inc
Virginia Apple Storage, Inc
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
Timber Ridge Telephone Co
Southern States Winchester Petroleum Cooperative, Inc
Southern States Winchester Service, Inc
the Commercial & Savings
Ben Davis
York
H. W. Butler & Bro
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