Political Storm Over Farm Issue Intensifies In 1950s Debate
Republican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall assails Adlai E. Stevenson for flipping on parity farm price supports and condemns Gov Averell Harriman for backing a 90 percent system. The Agriculture Department reports a further farm price drop amid record crop and livestock output. Stevenson and Harriman offer no immediate reply.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
Agriculture Department
Stevenson
Harriman
Hall
Benson
Hisenhower
Ike's Decision Expected In February in 1952 context
Republican leaders aim to learn by early February if President Eisenhower will run again. Health progress and May Ohio primary timing drive the plan. Doctors say recovery from a heart attack remains uncertain for two to three months. For sale: Beautiful 3 bedroom rancho house 202 Malden Drive. Phone owner 6260.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Paul White
Denver
Malden Drive
Saar plebiscite rejects European plan by 2-1 margin
In Saarbrucken voters reject the Europeanization statute by 423 434 to 201 973 as Premier Hoffmann resigns shortly after results. The vote heightens tensions between France and West Germany over Saar reunification and regional defense authority.
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Saarbruecken
Saar
Edgar Faure
Konrad Adenauer
Reich
France
Germany
Johannes Hoffmann
VEA Committee Recommends Against Merger
A Virginia Education Assn committee urged the VEA to continue as is and oppose merging with the Virginia Teachers Assn. The eight member panel’s report will be voted on at the VEA convention in Richmond with about 7,000 teachers expected to attend. president is Virginia E. Lewis of Culpeper High School, the fourth woman to lead the VEA.
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Richmond
Virginia Education Assn
Virginia Teachers Assn
VEA
Virginia E. Lewis
Culpeper High School
Association
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
George
Three Cabins Burn At Labor Camp
Three frame cabins at the labor camp on Fairmont Ave burned around 4 a.m. Sunday. No one was hurt and occupants of two cabins saved their belongings. The fire started in a cabin housing a couple and their child, possibly from an overheated oil stove, then spread to adjacent wooden structures. The Bahamian workers were housed in new block buildings. Fire companies Friendship, Reuss and Sarah Zane fought the blaze with booster lines and large hoses. the owner, Joseph Butler, said the cabins were worth about 150 dollars each and not insured.
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Fairmont Ave
Philip Barnhart
Virginia Employment Service
Barnhart
Friendship, Reuss and
Sarah Zane
Joseph Butler
Frederick County Fruitgrowers Association
Virginia Lawmakers Propose Majority Vote for School Integration
Reps. Tuck and Abbitt urge that no locality may integrate public schools unless a majority of residents votes for it. The letter to Gov. Stanley's Commission argues state funds for integrated schools should depend on local will, aligning with democratic processes and Supreme Court guidance. The commission plans further review at its November meeting.
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Richmond
Tuck
Abbitt
Virginia
Stanley
Commission On Public Education
Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Commonwealth
Education Commission
U. S. Supreme Court
Garland Gray
Waverly
Gray
Abbitt and Tuck
Byrd Sees Balanced Budget Within Reach
Sen. Byrd says a balanced budget is in sight though not enough for tax cuts. He cites rising revenues in a boom economy and warns against permanent tax relief funded by deficits. Byrd urges cuts in non military programs, farm subsidies, federal pay, and foreign aid.
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Byrd
Washington
Sen
D-Va
American Institute of Accountants
George
House
Treasury
Auto Firm Entered and Service Station Attempted Break-In
Winchester police investigate weekend break in at Kern Motor Co on S Loudoun St. Intruder forced glass, unlocked door, stole from cigarette machine and cash drawer amounting to about 25 dollars in coins and 10 dollars in bills. Desk drawer rifled. brass scissors removed. Attempted entry at North Ave and N Cameron St service station. front door lock hasp pried but no entry. Police report by firm official at 9 15 a m. Lt Warren Rudolph and Officer Harry L Shirley led initial inquiry. later handed to department.
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Winchester
Kern Motor Co
S. Loudoun St
Warren Rudolph
Harry L. Shirley
North Avenue
N. Cameron St
George Anderson
Harry Miller
Stephens City
W. W. Bennington
San Francisco Bay Area Quake Damages Homes and Kills Woman
An aftershock rattled the Bay Area last night with windows shattering and lines going dead. In Oakland an 85 year old woman Ora Bell died in a fire likely sparked by a gas explosion. Ruth Aldinger, 49, injured leaped from a second story window. Pacific Telephone reported no major line damage though East Bay suffered most impact. Seismograph readings from Cal Tech put the tremor at 5.5, tying to the Sept 4 Hollister quake in intensity.
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Oakland
Ora Bell
Tom Dolan
Ruth Aldinger
Bernard Dooley
Manuel Ortega
Sonoma
Buenavista Winery
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
San Francisco
Kamchatka
Virgin Mary
St. John Baptist de la Salle
St. Mary’s University
Bay
Anglo California Bank
Market Street
Walnut Creek
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
East Bay
Orinda
San Francisco Examiner
Plasterer
San Jose
Sacramento
Stockton
Hollister
Seven Marines Die In Car Truck Crash
A sedan collided with an oil tank truck trailer on a downhill stretch near Santa Ana California killing seven Marines returning to Camp Pendleton from liberty. The truck driver Jack R Hubbard 32 was unhurt. Names of the dead Marines and their hometowns are listed.
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Santa Ana
Calif
California
Jack R. Hubbard
1St Division
Camp Pendleton
Edwin Hulme
Medford
Mass
Anna Hulme
Chelsea
John H. Malone
John R. Malone
Bixby
Okla
Anna Malone
Tulsa
James B. White
Arion E. White
Herrin
Paul L. Lemieux
Ernest J. Lemieux
Lowell
Gary C. Perini
Carl Perini
Denver
Colo
James H. Harker
Thelma Bowen
Delphi
Ind
Golden Terror wrestler sought for questioning in Martinsburg
Martinsburg W Va police seek John Robert Stewart alias Bobby Stewart known as the Golden Terror for questioning in a residence breaking and entering robbery. A witness saw a large man matching his description near N Queen St before Sgt Eldridge C Baker's home was robbed. The front door was torn from hinges and back steps crushed with $30 in change and a watch taken. Stewart was reportedly in Winchester over the weekend and Washington DC police have a warrant on a bad check charge.
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John Robert Stewart
Bobby Stewart
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stewart
N. Queen St
Eldridge C. Baker
Baker
Set
Winchester
Washington, D. C
Western Big Three Agree on German Reunification Plan
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles British Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan and French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay reached quick agreement on details of a Western position on German reunification as part of a memorandum to be presented at the Geneva Big Four talks. They planned further talks on disarmament and East West relations with experts joining in.
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Paris
Geneva
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Germany
Charles Wilson
Moshe Sharett
Israel
Egypt
Saar
Frontier
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Indochina
V. M. Molotov
Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
Atlantc Alliance
NATO
President Eisenhower launches busiest schedule since heart attack
President Eisenhower begins his busiest work period since his heart attack with a stream of callers and visits to Fitzsimons Army Hospital. He approves Dulles with full authority for foreign policy ahead of Geneva and notes his condition allows more Eastward travel between November 5 and 12.
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Denver
Cole
Eisenhower
Dulles
Nixon
Washington
175 Women Are Due at Meeting Here Tomorrow
About 175 women from the Virginia Regional Women's Guild are scheduled for the annual fall workshop at Centenary Reformed Church in this city tomorrow. Delegates from Evangelical Reformed Churches spanning Martinsburg West Virginia to Roanoke are expected. The morning includes 9:30 registration and 10:00 worship led by Miss Gertrude Jones with a welcome by Mrs. Guy Jones of Winchester. Mrs. Robert W Olewiler will extend greetings from the Potomac Synodical Women's Guild.
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Virginia Regional Women’s Guild
Centenary Reformed Church
Evangelical Reformed
Martinsburg
W. Va
Roanoke
Gertrude Jones
Guy Jones
Winchester
Robert W Olewiler
Washington, D. C
Potomac Synodical Women’s Guild
First Killing Frost Signals Seasonal Chill Ahead
High winds sweep the area with gusts reaching 40 to 50 miles per hour as a fast moving front moves in from the northwest bringing clouds and showers. The first killing frost of the season was reported yesterday with temperatures dipping to 32 degrees, 16 days later than in 1954. Dr. Walter S. Hough notes frost likely to be recorded in the season’s annals.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration Airway
Reliance
Walter S. Hough
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Seasons Coldest Air Invades U S
The coldest air of the fall season moved south from Canada into the central Rockies. Fraser Colorado recorded the season's first zero. Subfreezing readings stretched from the Western Plains to the Texas Panhandle and across the upper Mississippi and central Missouri Valley regions. Light rain showers across Illinois Indiana and to the Great Lakes accompanied by snow flurries in northern Wisconsin and Minnesota. International Falls Minnesota reported an inch of snow on the ground.
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Associated Press
Canada
Central Rockies
Fraser
Colo
Eisenhower
Western Plains
Texas Panhandle
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Alabama
Texas
Miami
Weather outlook with showers and cooling trend
Scattered showers in the east this evening then partly cloudy windy and colder tonight. Lows 36 to 42 west and 40 to 46 east. Tuesday to be generally fair and colder with winds diminishing in the afternoon. Shenandoah Valley windy and warm with showers this evening turning cooler tonight. Low about 45. Tuesday partly cloudy and much cooler, Wednesday fair and quite cool.
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Shenandoah Valley
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