Miners Return to Work After UMW Leader Edict
Pittsburgh dispatch reports 375000 soft coal miners nationwide resumed work after John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, ordered a return. Some pits require safety inspections, ventilator clearing, or dryer electrical contacts before full operation. District leaders plan widespread notices and expect most mines to be fully operating by tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Illinois
Dairyman G Fred Best Dies at 57 in Round Hill
G Fred Best 57 lifelong Round Hill resident and pioneer dairyman who helped deliver milk to Washington DC died Sunday in Leesburg Hospital. Born December 5 1894 he was WWI veteran, survived by wife Thelma Beatty Best and sisters Mrs O F Hedley and Mrs James Tucker. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm from his Round Hill home with interment Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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G. Fred Best
Round Hill
Leesburg Hospital
Washington, D. C
Best
Minnie L. Best
Thomas W. Best
Thelma Beatty Best
O. F. Hedley
Arlington
James Tucker
Winchester
Paul Shultz
Brunswick
J. Baird Shinberger
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
George C. Beatty
Richard Beatty
Ronald A. Hope
Roger W. Hammerly
Charles Bene
Pattern order form notice for Anne Adams patterns
Send thirty five cents in coins for this pattern add five cents for each pattern if you wish 1st class mailing Send to Anne Adams care the Winchestervening Scar Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York New York Print plainly name address with zone size and style number
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Anne Adams
West 17Th Gt
New York
N. Y
Truman Begins Final Campaign Swing for Stevenson
President Truman launched the last stretch of support for Adlai Stevenson traveling through the Midwest. He left Washington after meeting John L. Lewis and mine union leaders, urging a quick restart of coal production with Lewis pledging cooperation. The trip aims to cover about 4500 miles with six speeches ending in Independence, Missouri where they will vote.
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Truman
John L. Lewis
Midwest
Adlai EF. Stevenson
White House
Washington
Union Station
United Mine Workers
Soft Coal Operators’ Association
Lewis
Gary
Ind
Margaret
Stevenson
Independence
Mongolia's Status in World Power Alignments
Mongolia, once the core of the Jenghiz Khan empire and later an autonomous Chinese region, is described as a satellite state of the Soviet Union. The Mongolia People's Republic constitution is said to be modeled on the Soviet framework.
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Mongolia
Jenghiz Khan
China
Mongolian People’s Republic
Market Quotations Produce Livestock in Baltimore
Apples strengthen with best Delicious Staymans and other varieties up to 4.25 per 2 1 2 inches. potatoes barely steady with Katahdins and USis sizing. Cattle and hogs offer mixed to strong quotes, with live cattle and calves in demand and hogs trading around 16.75 to 18.00 for various weights. salable cattle 22,000 and calves 5,500 reported.
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Baltimore
Staymans
Bubkts Usis
Yorks
MD Delicious
Usis & Usis
Usis
USDA
Chicago
New York Railroads Lead Mixed Stock Market
Railroads rose fractions to about a point, lifting the list, while most issues moved in small fractional steps. American Telephone gained on heavy volume, Northern Pacific held steady after an active session, and a mix of leaders and decliners rounded out the early market.
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New York
American Telephone
Northern Pacific
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Pacific, Texas, Co
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
International Harvester
Allied Chemical
Philip Morris
United Air Lines
Anconda Copper
Air Reduction
International Paper
Chrysler
Cattle and sheep sales report with varied prices
The market shows steer and heifer prices across grades from 10.00 to 37.00 with most prime and choice cattle in the 30s and 20s for lower grades. Cows and bulls move between 11.20 and 34.00, while salable sheep reach 21.00 to 21.50 per head with strong demand and no other sales reported.
Texas Voters Hold Key To White House In 1952 Election
Texas voters may decide the 1952 national race as 2.5 million Texans face Eisenhower or Stevenson. The state’s 24 electoral votes, once solid for Democrats, are up for grabs amid a Shivers Republican alliance and a split Democratic party. Both parties campaign across the state as turnout is expected to break records.
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Texas
White House
Austin
Dwight D Eisenhower
Adlai Steavenson
Guv Allan Shivers
New Deal
Fair Deal
Stevenson
Open Alliance
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Shivers
Atty
Price Daniel
Senate
National Party
House
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B Johnson
John N. Garne
Youth Claims He Was Forced Into Kidnapping Spree
Virgil LeMay a 15 year old Nashville youth faces a federal hearing on kidnapping and car theft charges in Chattanooga Tennessee. He says he was forced to participate in a three state high speed kidnapping spree that involved 20 victims over three days. LeMay cites James F Hill 29 of Framingham Massachusetts and Charles E Hopkins 19 of Jacksonville Florida as co conspirators. Hopkins and Hill are described as Florala ex convicts.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
Virgil LeMay
U. S
J. W. Moore
Huntsville
Billy Lauderdale
Hill
Atlanta
Texas voters weigh good government versus corruption and offshore lands
Voters face a choice between Democratic appeals to tradition and distrust of Republicans or support for Shiv ers who frame the issue as good government versus Trumanism and creeping socialism. Texas has not given its electoral vote to a Republican since 1928.
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Shivers
Stretch Drive Begins in Virginia Campaign
A final week of campaigning heats up in Virginia as Eisenhower and Stevenson supporters ramp up efforts to win the state's 12 electoral votes. Rallies flood cities and towns with national figures lining up to boost contenders. Georgia Senator Richard Russell and Maryland Governor Theodore McKeldin are slated to appear, while Yolande Berbeze Miss America 1950 attends a Stevenson event in Richmond.
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Richmond
Virginia
Eisenhower
Stevenson
GOP
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Georgia
Richard Russell
Washington and Lee University
Young Democratic Clubs of
Yolande Berbeze
Chicago grains open firm as wheat leads lower on board
Chicago futures show firm opening for Wheat with Dec at 2.37 1 8 and May near 2.46 1 5 8, while Corn, Oats, Rye, Soybeans soften in early dealings. Lard prices firm with No. 8.60 and nearby contracts around 9.97-92 to 10.30.
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Jly
Grant to Address Meeting as Part of Session Report
Rep. George M. Grant of Alabama is among speakers slated to address the meeting, joining a lineup of attendees during the session.
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Rep
George M. Grant
D-Ala
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N. Cameron
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Garnet
St.Joseph Aspirin
CORO
Board of Trade
Chester Fire Department
Glaize & Bro. Lumber Yard
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Husky Hauler
America
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