Seasonal Apple Employment Hits Peak Last Week
Seasonal apple harvest employment reached a peak of 5 375 workers, with Frederick and Clarke counties as the top producing area. Local and non local workers split duties across picking processing storage and packing while migratory crews and Bahamians accounted for the non local share. The peak came in the second week of October and is winding down toward mid November.
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Philip A. Barnhart
Barnhart
Frederick Clarke
Loudoun
Frederick and Clarke
Virginia
State Department of Agriculture
Florida
Pred Stine
Frederick County
Move Grows for UN Compromise to End Turkish-Syrian Row
PEQUANNOCK N J Two teenage boys planned Halloween mischief but ended up washing ten teachers cars after their soaping scheme was spotted by Julia Lyons Pompton Plains Grammar School principal She contacted the boys mothers and they were required to rinse and scrub the vehicles
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Pequannock, N. J
Julia Lyons
Pompton Plains Grammar School
Miss Lyons
Two Chinese Born Nuclear Scientists Win Nobel Prize
Nobel physics prize to Dr Chen Ning Yang and Dr Tsung Dao Lee for breakthroughs on parity laws in sub atomic physics. The laureates, both American based, were cited for their profound investigations of fundamental laws guiding atoms and the universe.
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Stockholm
America
Chen Ning Yang
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
Tsung Dao Lee
Columbia University
Princeton Institute
Kunming
China
United States
Sir Alexander Todd
Cambridge University
Nobel Foundation
Columbia
Cultured gunman robs Spokane blood bank for four pints
A calm cultured robber entered the Spokane Community Blood Bank at night and stole four pints of blood from attendant Billievelyn Miller. He warned her not to watch his exit, then left calmly. Miller alerted police after about five minutes. The episode was described as carried out by a “cultured” man.
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Spokane. Wash
Community Blood Bank
Billievelyn Miller
Spokane
Miss Miller
Focus on Russia's intentions baffles U S intelligence
U S experts designate determining Russia's plans as the No 1 intelligence problem. Eisenhower says insights into Kremlin motives are highly speculative and hard to obtain even with CIA and other agencies. Historical contrasts show capability does not equal intent.
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Washington
Russia
U. S
Presider
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Marshal Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Khrushchev
Khshchev
Red Army
North Korea
South Korea
Washinton
Hitler
Aum
United States
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
San Francisco
D of
Silent Service
CIA
Cho
Turkey
Sputnik
Eisenhower backs Forbes in New Jersey race risks political backlash
President Eisenhower campaigns for Malcolm Forbes in the New Jersey governor’s race, urging support as a potential GOP boost for 1958 congressional battles. A Forbes win would signal strong White House help for modern Republicanism. a loss could curb Eisenhower’s influence amid party doubts.
Police Request No Halloween Damage Tonight
Police urge a safe Halloween with no vandalism or barricades across streets. Chief Boyd warns against throwing objects at vehicles or dwelling windows, calling it a felony, and notes no public parade due to illnesses.
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Boyd
Father Gives Beer to Trick or Treaters in Mansfield
A father reported his child brought home three bottles of beer on Halloween in Mansfield Ohio. Police traced the beer to a man who said he ran out of cookies and candy and told kids to take beer for their fear.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Transposed prices on page 19 bedroom suites
An ad note states two prices were swapped in the Montgomery Ward listing dated 10-10-31-11. The 3 piece bedroom suite was listed as 299.95 and 229.97 in error and should read 189.95 and 139.97 respectively.
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Montgomery Ward
British railwaymen vow protest amid wage dispute
London reports 400000 railway workers challenge the Conservative government over a wage holdoff after a 307 to 258 Commons vote against raises. James Campbell of the National Union of Railwaymen warns of possible nationwide strike that could disrupt exports and press for substantial pay rises.
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London
House of Commons
James Campbell
National Union of Railwaymen
Campbell
Macmillan
British Transport Commission
Schools Report No Increase In Absences Here
Local school children show stable attendance amid an epidemic. Absences totaled 380 today, down from 381 yesterday and far below last week’s near 600 in Morgan County. Berkeley County reports a 3 percent absence but officials say the situation isn’t critical as Loudoun Shenandoah counties resume normal operations. Handley High 75, Handley Elementary 38, Virginia Avenue 89, John Kerr 53, Quarles 73, Douglas 52.
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Morgan County
Berkeley County
James L. Creasy
Loud
Rival Assembly Resolutions Seen Doomed to Failure
United Nations dispatch reports rival resolutions to ease Turkey Syria tensions appear doomed. Soviet and Syrian spokesmen signal the border crisis is cooling while calls for a fact finding inquiry falter amid Western mediation hopes centered on Hammarskjold.
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United Nations, N. Y
United Nations
Turkey
Syria
United States
Russia
WU. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
India
V. K. Krishna Minon
Menon
Damascus
Hiralil Kallas
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Boss and bookkeeper meet at airport sparks arrest
Sidney Engelhardt president of Gray Line Bus Tours says he found a $6,000 cash shortage after bookkeeper Raymond Farrell failed to report to work. Farrell was arrested on grand larceny charges after being confronted at Newark airport while both headed to Miami. Engelhardt notified police but still planned a Florida vacation.
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New York
Newark
N. J
Miami
Sidney Engelhardt
Gray Line Bus Tours, Inc
Raymond Farrell
Brooklyn
Engelhardt
Florida
Farrell
Negro Family to Be Moved Into All White Northern Area
Augusta report says a Southern Negro family will relocate within 60 days to a Northern city’s all white neighborhood. State Sen. A A Fowler confirms the move through the American Resettlement Foundation with a $75 000 home and $1 yearly rent, noting civil rights protection and possible Army aid to ensure school attendance.
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Augusta
The
Chronicle
A. A. Fowler
Georgia
South
Fowler
Roy V. Harris
Allan Kemper
American Resettlement Foundation Inc
Neigh
Dalton Endorsed by Eisenhower Boosts Virginia Campaign
Republican Ted Dalton lauded President Eisenhower for endorsing his bid for Virginia governor. Dalton said he acts independently of national party funds while fighting to preserve Virginia’s public schools against Almond Byrd policy. Democrats criticized the endorsement as political interference amid Little Rock troop controversy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Malcolm Forbes
Newsey
Forbes
Forbes - Meyner
James C. Hagerty
Ted Dalton
J. Lindsay Almond
Virginia
Dalton
Hagerty
James Hagerty
Little Rock
National Party
Virginna
Almond
Sen
Byrd
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
United States
Boston
Sen. Byrd
Whatnik with Russian lettering found as fakenik joke
A three foot long whatnik with fins and a spinner, found on a mountain highway, carried Russian lettering but Air Force tests showed parts were American surplus. A joker reportedly planted it after reading space stories.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
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