Delegates Await Speech Of Austin To UN
United Nations delegates prepared for ex Senator Warren R Austin to deliver the U S response to V M Molotov's sweeping veto critique Greece backed disarmament talks pending enforcement guarantees Australia supported discussing disarmament but opposed limiting the veto in the Security Council Austin was to reference Molotov's earlier speech in his policy address
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Austin
New York
United Nations Assembly
V. M. Molotov
Warren R Austin
U. S
Greece
Molotov
Australia
Assembly
Security Council
Bernand Baruch vows no surrender of atom bomb plan
Bernard M. Baruch says America will not surrender the atom bomb until other nations are proven unable to do it. He spoke at the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission and urged no veto power after a treaty is signed. Harold L. Ickes moderated and endorsed the Baruch plan while urging a moratorium on bomb making.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
America
U. S
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
New York Herald Tribune
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Ickes
Bud Walker Freed From Richmond Pen New Trial Expected
William A. Bud Walker colored of Winchester has been released from the state penitentiary in Richmond on a habeas corpus ruling and is being returned home where a new trial is believed to be granted. Capt F M Funk of the police department left for the prisoner. Walker was convicted in 1944 of breaking and entering and grand larceny for the theft of about 50 chickens from Hanover Poultry Company. Counsel contends the commitment order failed to show jury trial waiver and that Walker was not fully advised of his rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A
Bud” Walker
Winchester
Richmond
F. M. Funk
Police Department
Walker
Hanover Poultry Company
Commonwealth
Acused
Gandhi Arrives As Calcutta Faces Hindu Muslim Strife
Twenty four killed and sixty injured as Mahatma Gandhi arrives in Calcutta amid sectarian clashes. Soldiers among the casualties. three men attacked by a mob exhausted ammunition and were overpowered and stabbed. Gandhi proceeds to troubled East Bengal after reaching Calcutta.
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Saohsadash Gandhi
Bengal Press Advisory Committee
Gandhi
Calcutta
East Bengal
Lewis Forces Showdown Over Coal Wage Demands
In Washington the government seeks a formula to keep soft coal mines operating without triggering wage clashes elsewhere as John L. Lewis presses for reopening terms on wages hours and conditions. Officials note the situation puts the administration in a bind with a looming November 20 contract deadline and possible mine shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Ward
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
J. A. Krug
N. H. Collisson
Krug
John R. Steelman
Steelworkers
Auto Workers
OPA Lifts Price Caps on Broad Range of Household Goods
The Office of Price Administration removed ceilings on radios and many small electrical items and funeral supplies, with postwar production cited as meeting demand. The list excludes major appliances and furniture, keeping controls on refrigerators, washing machines, electric ranges, and similar items.
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OPA
Harrison Talks To Democrats Of Warren County
Judge Burr P Harrison of Winchester told about 500 Warren County Democrats that his real opponent in the November election is J Randolph Dovel of Luray the state Republican chairman. He criticized Dovel and CIO campaigning by the American Viscose Corporation in the county.
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Front Royal
Burr. P. Harrison
Winchester
Warren County
J. Randolph Dovel
Luray
Elliott Marshall
War- Tren County
Democratic Committee
G. Fred Switzer
H. F. Byrd, Jr
C. C. Louderback
Page County
CIO
Harrison
CIO Union
American Viscose Corporation
Strasburg
Republican Party of Virginia
I. R. Dovel
Warren
Union
Dovel
All Wool Coats and 1940 Pontiac for Sale
All wool coats on sale with notes continued from page 2. Also offered is a 1940 Pontiac Silver Streak four door sedan damaged in a recent accident. Sold as is. Contact Ed Molden at phone 4169.
New FM Station In Operation By End Of Week
The new 40 000 dollar FM station owned by Richard F Lew will be ready for regular operation by week end after delays in installing the mast. The studio is temporarily in the transmitter building atop a Blue Ridge peak. the main studio will move there later. Staff are the same as for WINC and programming will focus on music with no network affiliation from 3 p m to 10 p m on 92.5 megacycles.
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New FM
Richard F. Lew
Trransmitter
Blue Ridge Mountains
WINC
Sixty Million Valley Tourist Business Seen
Col. Cliff K. Titus of Staunton told 75 attendees at a Shenandoah Valley luncheon in Front Royal that the valley can share in a 60 million dollar tourist market amid competition from other U S regions. Executive Secretary Florenz Hinz outlined the group's goal to publicize the valley and urged effort to achieve it. Other speakers included Col. Curry Carter Shenandoah Valley Inc president R. J. Funkhouser Charles Town industrialist and Mayor Rufus E. Pur.
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Cliff K. Titus
Staunton
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Front Royal
U. S
Florenz Hinz
Shenandoah Valley
Col. Curry Carter
The
R. J. Funkhouser
Charles Town
Rufus E. Pur
Winchester TB Association Sets Christmas Seals Quota
The Winchester Tuberculosis Association announces a $4500 quota for Christmas Seals to be mailed so recipients receive them by November 25. The drive supports TB prevention and care with volunteers and local clubs aiding physicians and lay workers. Officers include Rev. E T Clark president and Imogene J Crockett executive secretary.
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Imogene J. Crockett
Winchester Tuberculosis Association
Winchester
Tuberculosis Association
E. T. Clark
E. W. Argenbright
H. R
Edwards
Imogene J. Crocket
H. F. Byrd
Berryrlee
Atomic Energy Commission and SEC Names List
The text cites officials including Lewis L. Strauss, chairman David E. Lilienthal, and Robert F. Bacher. It references New York City, Ithaca, and Des Moines, with roles spanning the Atomic Energy Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission. Names and places are provided without full context.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
New York City
Truman
David E. Lilienthal
Robert F. Bacher
Ithaca, N
William W. Waymack
Des Moines
Iowa
Zigler urges bigger poultry research funding at VPI
Howard B. Zigler president of the Virginia State Poultry Federation urged Virginia to increase appropriations for poultry experimental work at Virginia Tech Blacksburg. He noted poultry generates the largest cash income among Virginia farming sectors and said the 16th annual convention drew over 500 attendees and was the federation’s most successful.
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Harrisonburg
Virginia State Poultry Federation
State Agricultural College
A. Blacksburg
Howard
Zigler
Virginia
Federation
CPA Moves to End Wartime Controls With CPA Exit Planned
Washington Oct 30 Civilian Production Administration prepares to revoke orders L-99 and L-101 ending looms and glass container limits as it maps its exit from the federal scene. John D Small to chair committee to decide what curbs to scrap and inheritances after CPA ends March 31. Steelman orders operations to extend beyond December 31.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
John D. Small
Small
Lucius Foster
John R& Steelman
Byrnes Faces Army B‑29 World Flight Request
W Secretary of State Byrnes weighs War Department plan for a round the world flight by a fleet of Army B 29 Superforts. State officials call the move delicate and warn against sword rattling that could invite Russian criticism amid postwar foreign policy worries.
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Byrne
War Department
State Department
Army Air Forces
Byrnes
Department
Army
Navy
State
Russia
Stalin
Mediterranean
Moscow
CIO Calls on Members to Defeat Reactionaries
CIO leaders Murray and Tor urged members in a printed circular to vote against reactionaries in both parties. They claimed 6,000,000 members and pressed voting as the path to a better Congress.
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CIO
Ciq
Speekentip Murray
Jack Tor
cIo Politics
7 Action Committee
Toni Cong
British Industrialists Speak at Virginia University
Sir William and Sir Reginald Rootes of the Rootes group spoke to University of Virginia economics and foreign affairs students about England's current economic and industrial conditions. The session covered Anglo American trade relations and Isherelations with Edward R. Stettinius presiding and introducing the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesvile
England
University of Virginia
William
Reginald Rootes
British Motor Manufacturing Corporation
Rootes Group
Kingdom
United States
Edward R. Stettinius
Bombs Strike Jerusalem Central Station As Youths Hurriedly
Three bombs exploded at Jerusalem's Central Railway Station today. Police described the attackers as Jewish youths wielding tommy guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
National Girl Scout Week Observance At Sarah Zane
Winchester groups marked National Girl Scout Week with a program at Sarah Zane Hall drawing over 300 attendees. Juliette Lowe honored as founder, with Patricia Stevenson hosting and Troop 10 performing skits recalling early Girl Scout history and the Savannah 1912 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Loudoun Street
United States
Sarah Zane
Winchester
Girl Scouting
Juliette Lowe
Patricia Stevenson
Cotton market stabilizing urged by Sparkman at White House
Representative Sparkman quoted President Truman saying the government will do everything to stabilize the cotton market. He urged seizure of cotton at 92 percent parity value and allowing mills six months of inventories to blunt price declines. Southern lawmakers pressed for parity purchases and continued textile price ceilings, while government officials warned that parity loans would not meet current spot prices.
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Washington
Sparkman
D.-Ala
Truman
White House
Maybank
Commodity Credit Corporation
C. C. Smith
Steelman
Agriculture Department
May
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