Stevenson Charges Republicans Waging Campaign of Deceit
Adlai E. Stevenson canvassed Nassau and Westchester counties calling Eisenhower and Nixon deceitful and touting a great national issue misstep by Republicans. He derided the phony peace theme and warned of GOP strategy while outlining his campaign trail through New York and plans for California and Boston stops.
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Adlai
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Nassau
Westchester
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Sen Estes Kefauver
Bronx
Nixon
Springfield
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Boston
Eisenhower addresses New York crowd on hydrogen bomb policy
President Eisenhower campaigns in Madison Square Garden in New York and plans a nationwide NBC TV radio address at 9 p.m. EST. He defends the H bomb as a strength, argues for international control, and reiterates continued military service amid a tense global landscape.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
America
Madison Square Garden
U. S
United States
Wanted White Elephants Arriving Soon Safari
A brief notice seeks white elephants of any size number or age with a safari arrival announced for the near future. The ad emphasizes flexibility and imminent collection or display details.
Voluntary School Segregation Rejected in Pittsylvania County
In Pittsylvania County Virginia a mass meeting of about 300 Negro citizens rejected voluntary segregation and endorsed the Supreme Court ruling against school segregation. They urged talks with the school board on integration and a possible start date for mixed classes. A. G. Tippett questioned whether immediate integration or better facilities is best for children.
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Pittsylvania County
Danville
Supreme Court
A. G. Tippett
Northside High School
Tippitt
Pittsylvania School Board
S County
All this week ALL PRICES REDUCED Bring your title for a quick trade
An advertisement page notes reduced prices and trade offers at local stores, including GEO and SCHEWELS, with specific low down payment details. The text also mentions Betty's Beauty Shop and a moving notice for Mrs. June Kerns. A separate school integration debate is included with quotes from Rev. Walter Anderson criticizing the plan.
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June Kerns
Blue & Gray Beatty Shop
Betty’s
N. Loudoun
Plane Collision Kills Seven In Midland
A flaming crash between an Air Force T33 jet and a civilian plane tore through a Midland residential district killing seven, including a baby. One airman ejected but his chute failed. the other was found in a burned home. Wreckage and bodies littered the area as investigators probe the disaster.
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Midland
Tex
Air Force
Webb Air Force Base
T33
Saunders
Refuge
Living Costs Rise to New Record in September
Government data show living costs climbed three tenths of a percent in September reaching 117.1 per cent of the 1947 49 base. The rise triggers wage boosts for about 300 000 workers mainly in electrical manufacturing and signals higher take home pay with a factory worker averaging 66 65 dollars weekly without dependents and 74 04 with a wife and two children.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Statistics
General Electric Co
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nobel Prize Awarded to Spanish Poet Jimenez
The 1956 Nobel Prize in Literature goes to Juan Ramon Jimenez of Spain at age 74 in Stockholm. He is famed for Platero y Yo about a donkey named Silver and has lived across the Americas, now in Puerto Rico as a visiting professor and campus newspaper editor.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Swedish Academy of Letters
Alfred Nobel
Puerto Rico
College of Humanities
University of Puerto Rico
Silver
Spain
Bar Association backs Judge Elliott Marshall for Virginia Supreme Court
The Winchester Frederick County Bar Association endorsed Judge Elliott Marshall for the Virginia Supreme Court vacancy created by Justice Lemuel Smith’s death. The resolution praises Marshall’s decade in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit and Winchester Corporation Court service, pledging enthusiastic support if selected. Dabney W. Watts sent the resolution to Frank S. Tavenner Jr. for transmission to the state bar committee and the governor.
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Winchester
Lemuel Smith
Elliott Marshall
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
Clarke
Frederick
Shenandoah
Warren
Marshall
The
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Dabney W. Watts
Frank 5. Tavenner, Jr
Virginia State Bar Association
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Nagy Seeks Moscow Talks To End Occupation Troops
In Vienna Premier Imre Nagy announced he would negotiate with Moscow to withdraw Soviet troops if the Hungarian rebels halt their revolution. He appealed to students and workers to lay down arms and support the new government for a new deal.
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Vienna
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Nagy
Hungary
Russia
Eight Children Killed by Train in Rural Iowa Crash
In Sigourney Iowa eight children died when a Rock Island train struck the car carrying their mother to a rural grade school. The mother Mrs Richard Hammes was hospitalized. The children included two sets of twins Ronnie and Donnie age 9 Karen 8 Linda 7 Gary 6 Rosemary 3 Rickie and Vicky age 1 and the Hammes family is left childless.
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Sigourney
Iowa
Keokuk County
Mrs. Webb
Ronnie
Donnie
Karen
Linda
Gary
Rosemary
Rickie
Vicky
Mrs. Hammes
Atomic weapons a necessity in future major-power wars
General Max D. Taylor warned today that any future large-scale conflict among major powers will involve the use or threat of use of atomic weapons, signaling a steadfast U S stance on nuclear deterrence and warfare.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Nixon Promises GOP Civil Rights Edge Over Stevenson
Vice President Nixon in Chicago asserts the Eisenhower administration will deliver on civil rights while Adlai Stevenson would fail. He argues Democratic splits weaken progress and credits the current regime with milestones since 1865 including desegregation in armed forces and increased federal job opportunities for Black Americans.
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Adlai
Chicago
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Republican Party
Stevenson
House
Senate
Gomulka pushs independent communist program in Poland
In wake of revolt Gomulka leads Polish Communist Party to craft a structure of independent communism. He vows a central committee submission to improve economic conditions and youth participation, and promises free election of party officials. Soviet troops' future in Poland remains contested amid Moscow talks.
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Poland
Wladysolaw
Gomulka
Communist Party
Moscow
Polish Communist Party
Politburo
Gomuilka
Nikita Khrushchev
Byrd Urges Pausing Fast Tax Write-Offs for Study
Senator Byrd of Virginia calls for delaying fast amortization write-offs by steel firms and other large businesses until a Senate Finance Committee study reviews wartime tax provisions. He warns of unfair competition, over expansion, and revenue loss to small firms, urging no new write-offs until the analysis is finished.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Office of Defense Mobilization
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Eisenhower Nixon Headquarters Opens in Seventh District
The County Republican Club opened its Eisenhower Nixon headquarters at the corner of Loucoun and Cork Streets. A. R. Pete Dunning, Republican candidate to Congress, attended at 8 PM to meet visitors. The center will be open daily 12 to 5 and weekdays 7 to 10, staffed by volunteers offering literature and campaign materials.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Republican Club
Loucoun and
Cork Sts
A. R
Pete Dunning
Congress
Eisenhower condemns Soviet intervention in Hungary
President Eisenhower said the United States deplores the intervention of Soviet military forces in Hungary. He announced the comment after arriving in New York from Washington for a campaign speech, following a telephone discussion with Secretary of State Dulles.
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New York
Eisenhower
United States
Hungary
Washington
Dulles
Hungarian Crisis Deepens as Rebels Battle in Budapest
Radio Budapest reports ongoing anti Soviet uprising in Budapest with rebels firing from scattered districts. Emptied streets warn citizens to stay indoors as authorities replace leaders including first secretary and premier Imre Nagy returns amid the turmoil.
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Rio Tate
Hungary
Budapest
Communist Party
RADIO
Ernce Gerce
Belgrade
Tito
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagy
Andras Hegedus
Geroe
Matyas Rakos
Moose Club Sponsors Halloween Party and Parade
The Moose Club will sponsor a Halloween party and parade for children on Wednesday evening October 31. Bicycles will be given as prizes and free ice cream and pop will be provided to all attendees. More details and parade lineup to be announced.
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The
Moose Club
Virginia Weather Outlook Tonight Into Friday
Partly cloudy northwest and cloudy east and south tonight and Friday. Low temperatures range from 40 to 48 in the interior and 48 to 54 along the coast. Continued cool Friday with highs around 53 and lows near 40.
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Virginia
Winchester
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