Ramadier assails De Gaulle over national crisis
Paris Oct 28 Socialist Premier Paul Ramadier denounced Gen. Charles De Gaulle claiming his supporters divide the country into two blocs risking economic ruin and civil war. He warned that inadequate Marshall Plan aid could trigger a crisis. De Gaulle retorted by demanding dissolution of the Assembly and new elections.
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Paris
Paul Ramadier
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Ramadier
Rally of the French People
RPF
Jacques Duclos
de Gaulle Party
Communist Party
Washington
Duke
Wheatleggers Raid Oklahoma Grain Bins
Oklahoma officials report a new crime wave as wheatleggers harvest grain worth up to 30000 dollars in nine western counties in the last month. State investigator Jake Sims says the racket rivals bank robbery in safety and payoff. The method involves casing granaries and using a power auger to extract wheat during a Sunday night break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Jake Sims
State Bureau of Investigation
Five Day Virginia Forecast Sees Warm Increases
The region expects cooler conditions Wednesday and Thursday then warmer Friday and Saturday with temperatures about eight degrees above normal. Coastal showers midweek and possible showers Sunday. Rain totals remain under a quarter inch.
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Virginia
Lambert Body Identified By Air Line Officials
Gerard Lambert Jr. was identified by United Air Lines officials in Richfield Utah after a Bryce Canyon crash. His brother in law Stacey Lloyd Jr. and Lambert Sr. of Princeton N J flew east to view the body and confirm the identification. The body will be sent to Princeton for funeral. the case is part of the ongoing investigation by the CAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Lambert Jr
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Richfield
United Air Lines
Berryville
Stacey B. Lloyd Jr
Millwood
Gerard
Lloyd
Gerard Lambert Sr
Princeton
N. J
Stacey Lloyd Jr
New York
Malvern B. Clapton
Lambert
James R. Peyton
Civil Aeronautics Authority
AP Secretary Seized by Reds in Budapest
Miss Elizabeth Pallos, 31, American secretary in the Associated Press office in Budapest, was taken into custody by three Hungarian plainclothes policemen at her home. Officials from the American legation and AP were denied an explanation and told to request Foreign Office comment. Pallos, a native of Pittsburgh, faced unspecified charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Elizabeth Pallos
Associated Press
Legation
Foreign Office
Pallas
Pittsburgh
Nearly $100000 Goes Into 11 Dwelling Units In City
Building permits totaling over 100000 have been issued for 11 dwellings in the past month. Projects include nine houses and two garages or ancillary structures with costs ranging from 300 to 20000 dollars and locations on Millwood Ave Penn Ave and Jefferson St among others.
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Harry F. Nelson
Richard Ave
Pennsylvania Ave
Russell L. Bell
W. North Ave
W. W
E. L. Lupton Estate
S. Stewart St
Robert Rinker
Virginia Ave
J. Lee Massie
S. Cameron
Paul Constable
Woodland Ave
L. W. Smith
Winchester
Millwood Ave
C. A. Nelson
N. Braddock St
Dunlap St
Herman Hable
Hart St
Fred and
Philip Glaize
E. Piccadilly St
J. F. Helsley
Fairmont Ave
Nelson
Penna. Ave
Rebuild Plans Set For Millwood Church Tonight
The Christ Episcopal Church in Millwood, gutted by fire, plans a congregational meeting at 8 PM to decide on rebuilding. Church officers and women's groups, plus insurance representatives, will participate as services continue in Cunningham chapel while reconstruction awaits approval.
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Christ Episcopal Ch
Millwood
George Burwell
Thomas Byrd
Burwell
Byrd
W. B. Watkins
E. A. Lindsay
William Burtner
George P. Grenhalgh
Harry Turner
Roland G. Mitchell
Graham Dougherty
Julian Everly
Benjamin Rudolph
Tyson Gilpin
Ladies Auxiliary
Kings Daughters
Roy Mitchell
Parish Aid Society
Edward Butler
Little Helpers
Everhard K. Meade
Lucy Page
Boyce
Cunningham Chapel
Christ Episcopal Church
Hugh Peters
Patton Blasts Montgomery In Wartime Journal Excerpt
Gen George S. Patton Jr criticizes Field Marshal Montgomery and top American officers in an abridged posthumous journal. He argues the war in Europe could have ended sooner and saved thousands if not for Montgomery’s influence on Eisenhower and high command.
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New York
George S. Patton, Jr
United States
Third Army
France
Germany
Verdun
Patton
Rhine
Montgomery
Commercy
High Command
Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Twelfth Army Group
Halloween Costume Parade by American Legion Planned
The American Legion Post Commander M B Clowe Jr announces a Halloween program Friday including a children’s costume parade a band concert and a free performance by the Great Rome magician The aim is to channel youth activity into festive events and away from pranks and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armerican Legion
Great
Lions District 24 Conference Hosts 42 Clubs
Three district governors attended the Lions District 24-C fall conference today led by Alva C. Sapp of Elkton. W F Mershon of Williamsboro and P Lawson Driscoll of Lynchburg also attended. The meeting closes with a banquet and dance at Sarah Zane hall where Dr Allen T Hawthorne will welcome guests and Sapp will respond. The guest speaker will be Rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva C. Sapp
Elkton
Lions
W. Faber Mershon
Williamsburo
P Lawson Driscoll
Lynchburg
Sarah Zane Hall
Allen T. Hawthorne
The
Lions Club
Sapp
Missing Pan Am Clipper Search Boosted by New Smoke Reports
A growing fleet of air and surface craft searches the Alaska coast for Pan American DC-4 missing with 18 aboard. Reports of smoke near Graham Island and flares near the Alaskan border prompted expanded rescue efforts as weather remains poor. Captain A N Monson and purser Mrs Mary S Chidiac are aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Alaska
Pan American World Airways
British Columbia
A. N. Monson
Mary S. Chidiac
Coast Guard
Island
Graham Island
Pallets and Hybrid Corn Offer Glimmer Against Shortage
News from Brill's poultry yard reports seven of fifty pallets laying double eggs, while Allen farm near Harvey West Va shows white and yellow hybrid corn stalks with six, five and a third four ears each. If the rate continues the field could yield about 175 bushels per acre.
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George Brill
Highland Ave
Allen Farm
Harvey
West Va
C. D. Kern
Gore
Rainfall Eases Forest Fire Danger Across Frederick Area
Rainfall of nearly half an inch dampened tinder dry wood in Frederick and Clarke counties and nearby areas, lowering forest fire risk for now. The wetting aided pastures for grazing, aided grain seeding, and boosted grass growth, with heavier rain reported west and south of Frederick. In Galax Virginia heavy rain forced 100 families from homes.
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Frederick
Clarke
Tristate
Frederick County
West Va
Galax
Winchester
Midwest
Central
West
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
Oregon
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota
Jamestown
Bismarck
Grand Forks
Fargo
North Plate
Neb
Scissors Fatal Stabbing Sparks Juvenile Inquest
In Chicago a 16 year old girl Irene Zawistowsky is held in a juvenile home awaiting an inquest after she hurled scissors at her sister Adeline 18 during a quarrel over clothing and boyfriends. One blade pierced Adeline’s breast as she collapsed at the kitchen sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Damiel Healy
Irene Zawistowsky
Adeline
Irene
Margaret Zawistowski
Healy
Kern Motor CO
Kaiser-Frazier
Loudoun St
Valley Wrecking Co
Martinsburg Pike
Diana Shops
Nurse reports pistol hold up in Akron
Miss Lois Williams, a nurses' instructor at St. Thomas hospital, told police a gunman snatched her pocketbook containing 5 dollars, then returned 2 dollars before fleeing.
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Akron
Lois Williams
St. Thomas Hospital
Apple Harvest Totals One Third Normal in Frederick County
Frederick county apple harvest completes with scattered orchards still gathering drops. Total packed about 75,000 bushels to date, 10,000 bushels under 1946, with two thirds in storage and markets opening. Packhouses like E. W. Barr and H. W. Butler and Bros. report continued operations and rising inquiries. Prices posted for Yorks Stayman and Delicious varieties. The Winchester Laboratory cites mice and scale control as key fall tasks.
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Frederick County
Walter 8. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Hough
E. W. Barr
Barr
H. W. Butler
Bro
Butler
Glaize Bros
Wyatt Richard
Reverend Roscoe Johnson to lead Front Royal church
The Rev Roscoe Johnson arrives Friday from Lynchburg to assume the Front Royal Methodist Church pastorate succeeding Rev Joseph S Gresham who was transferred at the Roanoke conference.
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Front Royal
Roscoe Johnson
Lynchburg
Front Royal Methodist Church
Joseph S. Gresham
Roanoke
Wartime Leader Says Socialism Has Failed
Winston Churchill, in his fourth bid to unseat the Labour government, declares nationalization of basic industries a failure that weakened Britain in crisis and urges a shift to free enterprise like the United States. He calls for removing price controls as Deputy PM Morrison denounces the speech. The Commons votes 252 to 0 against a move to back a comprehensive plan reducing armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Britain
House of Commons
U. S
United States
Herbert Morrison
Churchill
Attlee
40 hour week value doubted
Richard K. Lane representing the United States Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to consider removing the 40 hour week from the wage hour act. He warned the law might fail to spread work during low demand times and said the chamber does not seek repeal of overtime pay.
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Washington
Congress
Richard K. Lane
United States Chamber of Commerce
House
Chamber
Lane
Russians Propose Korean Withdrawal Of Troops Jan
LAKE SUCCESS Oct 28 The Soviet Union called on the United Nations to order withdrawal of all Russian and American forces from Korea by next January The proposal was made to the General Assembly political committee after the U S urged UN approval of elections in the two Korean zones by March 31 under UN supervision Gromyko and Dulles clashed with Gromyko accusing the U S of delaying Korean independence talks and Dulles blaming Russia
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Lake Success
Russia
United Nations
Korea
General Assembly
United States
U. S
U. N
Andrei A. Gromyko
John Foster Dulles
Gromyko
Dulles
Congressman's claim of Cold War clashes in Trieste
Rep. Marion Bennett charged that 63 incidents of armed aggression by Communist forces against U S troops have occurred since American forces moved into Trieste, calling the action a war behind a brass curtain of military censorship. He cited data from U S military intelligence and urged acknowledgment of the serious threat. The Army declined to comment.
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Washington
Marion T. Bennett
R-Mo
Trieste
Missouri
Europe
Near East
United States
Yugoslavia
Bennett
Springfield
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Air Line
Princeton, N. J
Gerard B. Lambert Jr
Reds
T. S. Clark
S. Loudoun St
New Va. Ave
Millwood Church
Mr. Peters
First Baptist Church
A. N. Monsen
Diana
Crystal
Pine Motor CO
Walter Hough
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