Three-Power Plan For Austrian Peace Handed to Russia
The United States Britain and France handed a set of notes to Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky proposing a four way talks in London on September 29 to complete an Austrian peace accord. The Western powers voiced willingness to limit Austria future armed forces and to seek guarantees for civil freedoms while maintaining occupation.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Russia
London
Austria
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Althrough
Orginal
Dr. E. Cooper Person Jr Dies in New York City
Notice reports the death yesterday in New York of Dr. E. Cooper Person Jr., 42, of New York and Upperville. He was married to Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Whitney of Llangollen, and funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. from Lincolnen Church with burial in North Carolina.
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New York
E. Cooper Person
Upperville
Person
Mary Elizabeth Whitney
Llangollen
New York City
Liongollen
Charles C. Riley
Upperville Episcopal Church
North Carolina
South End Fire Co
Marvin Bucher
Harry A. Nelson
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Burtner to face Clarke embezzlement arraignment Monday
W D Burtner 54 longtime Clarke County treasurer will be arraigned in Clarke Circuit Court on an embezzlement indictment for 76433 dollars of public funds. The case, set for the September term, stems from a June 5 shortage disclosure and involves a potential jury trial or judge only verdict.
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Clarke
Berryville
W. D. Burtner
Clarke County
Elliott Marshall
Clarke Circuit
Nis
Commonwealth
Edward Thoma
Winchester
Jane Bowls Persson
Lacy Pierce
Maynard L. Kirk
Frederick L Baker Burtner
Mabel C. Massey
Ruth S. Birch
Roy W. Thompson
Walter D. Wisecarver, Jr
Thomas A. Fenton
W. W. Smallwood, Jr
Edward McC. Williams
OUC
Potts
Lberty
Shenandoah River
Bartner
Frederick Schools Endorse Dollar Accident Insurance Plan
Frederick County School Board and Superintendent Ayler endorse a $1.00 annual voluntary accident insurance for students and teachers. Coverage includes injuries and loss with notable limits, administered by North America Assurance Society of Virginia Inc, with J. R. Alexander Jr as district manager.
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Frederick County
Robert E. Ayler
North America Assurance Society of Virginia, Inc
J. R
Jimmy) Alexander, Jr
Court To Rule On Office Eligibility In Virginia
The Virginia Court of Appeals may decide next week if federal employees are eligible to hold state or local offices. The case of Alan L. Dean, Arlington County Board member and federal employee, tests a 1788 Virginia law barring federal workers from public office. The appeal follows a lower court ruling against Dean and a high court session in Staunton.
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Richmond
Virginia Paves Court of Appeals
Virginia
Alan L. Dean
Arlington County Board
High Court
Stauntion
Dean
Arlington Circuit
Walter T. McCarthy
Civil Service Posts Filled in New Tax District
Washington named Wilber A. Gallahan district commissioner for Internal Revenue Baltimore with broad duties in the tri state area. Alfred Chamberlain and Hoke Murray became directors replacing collectors in Maryland and Virginia, Fred Miller named acting director for West Virginia. Stuart Crew, formerly collector, serves as inspector chief in Baltimore. Murray based in Richmond. Miller in Parkersburg. offices to be in the existing IRS space as part of a broader reorganization written into law.
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Washington
Maryland
Treasury
Wilber A. Gallahan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Tri-State
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Customhouse
Alfred Chamberlain
Hoke Murray
Internal
Chief Inspector Bureau
Inspection Service
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Rich
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Huntington
U N Bombership Red Headquarters under heavy assault
U N forces in Northeast Korea faced a second straight day of heavy bombardment. The U S 25th Division repelled a Communist attack on Sandbag Hill while Allied aircraft struck the North Korean Fifth Corps HQ near Kowon. Pilots reported multiple fires and structural damage, with air battles yielding several MiG losses and a high Allied victory ratio.
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Sandbag Hill
Fifth Corps
Kowon
Wonsan
U. S. Sabre
Air Force
Yank Jets Crash British Air Show
A U S Air Force officer admitted the Sabre jet fighters that gate crashed the all-British Farnborough air show were American. Ten Sabres used in Britain by American and Canadian fliers wowed spectators and alarmed British authorities who feared unauthorized flights. Disciplinary action is being taken.
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Farnborough
Eng
U. S
Britain
South Ruislia
West Europe Told Dems GOP Agree On Foreign Policy
The Voice of America told Western Europe that despite sharp home front rhetoric Republicans and Democrats share core foreign policy points. Eisenhower and Dulles are framed as not seeking war for liberation and Adlai Stevenson is cited praising the policy and favoring free governments for captive nations.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
The
Voice of America
Europe
Star Weekly
State Department
Voice
Eisenhower
John Foster
Buffalo
Lewin Dulles
Dulles
Louisiana Governor Breaks with Democrats for Eisenhower
Gov Robert Kennon of Louisiana announced he would vote for Dwight Eisenhower, saying he is a Democrat but first an American. He criticized the Truman era and vowed to end mink coats, deep freezers, payoffs and rackets in the federal government.
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Baton Rouge
Robert Kennon
Louisiana
Dwight Eisenhower Kennon
Eisenhower
Ike or Adlai At Civic League Luncheon in Winchester
The Women's Civic League held a 1952-53 season opening luncheon at the George Washington Hotel with Kenneth Robinson and D. W. Ritenour debating Eisenhower versus Stevenson. Robinson praised Eisenhower for personality and leadership shown in World War II, while addressing questions about the next president.
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Ike
Adlai
Civic League
Bill Garrard
Eisenhower
Stevenson
George Washington Hotel
Kenneth Robinson
D. W. Ritenour
Marjorie Davies
League
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Corporation
Robinson
Open-for-Business Sign Signals Democratic Push in Virginia
The State Democratic campaign opens with a rallying call to back Stevenson and 10 Democratic nominees for Congress in Virginia. Nelson Parker vouches for vigorous voter outreach despite Byrd's silence, amid a 1948 contrast with Truman faction activity and the Straight Ticket Democrats challenge.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Adlai Stevenson
Harry F. Byrd
Congress
Byrd
Nelson Parker
Old Dominion
Stevenson
Parker
Truman
Eleven Missing As Tanker Foundation Star Breaks Up
A Hon duran tanker with 30 crew broke up in the Atlantic about 130 miles southeast of Charleston. Eleven men are missing and ten remain aboard a lifeboat. Nineteen rescued, including 17 saved by the Norwegian ship Emu. Coast Guard, Navy planes, and Atlantic Fleet mine force destroyers rushed to the area to assist in the search. a PBY plane experienced engine trouble but resumed efforts.
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Coast Guard
Foundation Star
Navy
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Fla
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Miami
Officers Indicted For Beating Convict in Virginia Case
In Pittsylvania County Circuit Court a grand jury indicted Sheriff Dabney K. Hall and four former Road Camp officials on assault and battery charges linked to the June 22 beating of Seba Haley of Richmond. The panel did not indict them on felonious assault or on the related June 29 death of Gilbert Royal at Central State Hospital. The verdicts were returned after an all day session with 200 in attendance. The record also lists unrelated public notices for a blood drive and piano lessons.
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Chatham
Pittsylvania County
Dabney K. Hall
P. W. Snyder
W. W. Williams
G. B. Edwards
Swanson Leving
Seba Haley
Richmond
Hall
Richard Harris
Central State Hospital
Petersburg
Gilbert Royal
Coaryard
Eisenhower Bids For Farmer Vote At Plowing Meet
Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke in Minnesota outlining a farm policy to secure price supports for two years then raise prices for farmers. He urged raising supports from 90 to 100 percent with minimal government control to protect farmer independence while criticizing Democratic strategy as captive.
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Kasson Dodge Center
Minn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
GOP
Eisen
Condon Claims He Has Cleared Self
CHICAGO A former top government scientist Dr Edward A Condon head of the National Bureau of Standards for six years said after six hours of questioning that this could have been done four years ago but better late than never The House Committee opened its first sworn hearing since the charges were leveled Rep Jackson R Calif said the group may have a report when it resumes hearing in Washington Oct 16
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Chicago
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
House
Reverend Julius Carroll Dies at 75 in Winchester
Reverend Julius Carroll 75 longtime Methodist minister died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. native of Baltimore he served four years as pastor in the community and forty seven years in the Methodist Conference. Survivors: widow Florence D. Carroll two sons Julius B Carroll Jr Tuskegee Alabama and Edward G. Carroll New York City and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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John Mann Church
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carroll
Baltimore
Henry
Sarah Carroll
Methodist Conference
Florence D. Carroll
Tuskegee
Ala
Edward G. Carroll
New York City
Gertrude Lawrence Dies in New York Hospital
New York actress Gertrude Lawrence died at age 51 in New York Hospital after leaving The King and I on Aug. 16 for jaundice treatment. An autopsy will determine the cause. Husband Richard Aldrich and friends Fanny and David Heligman were at her bedside.
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New York
Gertrude Lawrence
Continents
New York Hospital
Miss Lawrence
Richard Aldrich
Aldrich
Fanny
David Heligman
Punenas
Rance
N J Bus Crash Leaves 22 Hospitalized One Critical
A Greyhound bus on the New Jersey Turnpike crashed, leaving 22 injured and hospitalizations, with at least one passenger described as very critical. Names such as Bert Tabler and Rosenfield appear among the victims, along with sailors and military personnel identified in the wreckage aftermath.
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Pennsylvania Greyhound
Bert Tabler
Mannington
W. Va
Jared
Aetna
Rosenfield
Brooklyn
N. Y
Oceana
Wastineta Ae
Sian Yati Lucky Scott
Sunnyside
Ao Army
Prc
Robert
Armstrong
Fairmont St
Washilaeion
Louise Potter
Mill- Se Eee
Veep Candidates On Campaign Trips
John Sparkman campaigns through New Mexico Oklahoma and Durant Tulsa while stumping for the vice presidency. He tours Maine visiting Saco Yarmouth Freeport Brunswick and gives an address at Augusta as part of a four day election trip.
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John Las Cruces
N. M. Sparkman
Ota
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Speedhies
Durant
Tulsa
California
Maine
Sace
Yarmouth
Freeport
Brunswick
Augusta
Bus Burns On Route 1 In Caroline County
A bus caught fire near midnight on Route 1 in Caroline County. The driver stopped the bus safely, and passengers evacuated as the vehicle burned out. No serious injuries reported. The incident prompted police and fire responders to investigate the scene.
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Caroline County
Ashland
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