Lodge Urges UN Action on Hungary Crisis at General Assembly
United Nations debates urged swift UN intervention as Hungary faces shootings and mistreatment under the Kadar regime. Henry Cabot Lodge pressed for a US backed resolution placing the matter under a prominent global mediator, with Prince Wan Waithavakon named to lead efforts.
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United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N. General Assembly
Hungary
Lodge
United States
Soviet Union
Kadar
Prince Wan Waithavakon
Thailand
General Assembly
Moscow
Prince Wan
Pierson Dixon
Geneva
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Sir Anthony Eden
Committee of Inquiry
Apple processing plants preparing to open here
Area processors race to begin 1957 harvest with multiple facilities slated to open. National Fruit Product Co starts sauce production this week and adds shifts and hires by week end. Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider & Vinegar Corp plans a Friday trial, full operations Monday with day shift and 500 550 workers. Byrd cannery at Berryville to open Thursday with Jonathan apples and one shift. Packing at Byrd Jefferson Orchard near Charles Town to begin. Musselman Co opened September 5 with two shifts and about 1000 employees by next week. Old Virginia Packing Co front Royal posts day by day prices for No 1 No 2 apples and ciders. Weather delays affect picking in Appalachian area. Prices and opening dates for Heinz and Zeropack undetermined.
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National Fruit Product Co
Jonathan
Grimes
Northwestern
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider & Vinegar Corp
Byrd
Jefferson Orchard
Charles Town
W. Va
C. H. Musselman Co
Inwood
Old Virginia Packing Co
Front Royal
Warren County
H. J. Heinz Co
Zeropack
Appalachian
Winchester Furniture CO
Young Maryland student reports glycerine cooking aid
Brenda Kanegis a four year old Hyattsville Maryland high school student presented a report on Cooking With Glycerine at the American Chemical Society opening session in New York. She found that glycerine added to water greatly reduces cooking times for vegetables and other foods.
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Brenda Kanegis
Hyattsville, Md
American Chemical Society
New York
Brenda
Truck Plunges From Bridge After Overweight Load
State Trooper M. H. Moore says a truck exceeded a ten ton bridge limit and struck the structure with its bulldozer blade, weakening it before the plunge into Hogue Creek. Driver Joseph Jackson faces charges of reckless driving no Virginia license and overwidth. overweight charge not yet filed. Jacksoninjured with 9 to 10 foot fall. temporary bridge to be ready by week’s end.
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Hogue Creek
M. H. Moore
Joseph Jackson
Rt. 3
Virginia
Jackson
Syria Cabinet Called Into Urgent Session Over U S Drift
Syria's cabinet convened an urgent session as the nation faced alleged U S aggression. Foreign Minister Bitar said Syria would not be terrorized by military displays and would stay with its Arab liberation policy despite U S warship movements near Latakia. A Syrian army spokesman claimed five U S warships neared the coast and unidentified jets flew over Latakia. No protest had been filed with Washington.
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Damascus
Syria
U. S
U.S
Salah Bitar
Bitar
Latakia
Washington
Dynamite Blast Wrecks Integrated Hattie Cotton School
A massive dynamite explosion wrecked the newly integrated Hattie Cotton School in Nashville injuring buildings and windows three blocks away. Police arrested five men for questioning tied to the act and 65 percent of the school building was reported a total loss with other nearby homes and businesses damaged.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hattie Cotton
Hattie Cotten School
Muller
John Kasper
J. Douglas Roach
Joe Casey
East Nashville
Ike Says Patience Important in Crisis
President Eisenhower urged patience in resolving the Little Rock school integration crisis as the Justice Department prepared to seek a court injunction to block Gov. Faubus from barring Negro students at Central High. A Rhode Island GOP leader relayed the President's view after a White House vacation round of golf.
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North Little Rock High School
Bwo
Necro
Richard Richardson
Harold Smith
Rieht
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Rhode Island
White House
Justice Department
U. S
Ewing
Arkansas
Middle East
Syria
Faubus open to meeting to resolve Little Rock crisis
Gov Orval Faubus told NBC Today he would meet with anyone to solve the Little Rock high school integration standstill. He questioned federal selection of U S Judge Davies and said National Guard deployment aimed to keep Negroes out of classes amid protests across Central High and North Little Rock.
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Relman Morin
Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
NBC
Today
Eisenhower
Central
National Guard
U.S
Dulles Foresees Peaceful Syrian Situation
Secretary of State Dulles said the Syrian situation will be worked out peacefully though risks exist. He noted the United States does not favor peace at any price and said action could follow under certain circumstances, without detailing them.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Polish Leaders Confer With Tito in Belgrade
Wladyslaw Gomulka and Josef Cyrankiewicz arrived in Belgrade to meet Yugoslav President Tito. Edward Ochab and Adam Rapacki accompanied the Polish delegation as they discuss closer economic and political cooperation within the Communist bloc and potential friendship accords.
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Belgrade
Poland
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Tito
Edward Ochab
Adam Rapacki
Gomulka
Change Cigarettes Taken at Lakeside Tavern
Sheriff reports a break in at Lakeside Tavern on Rt 522 east of Gainesboro with a small amount of change and four cartons of cigarettes stolen. The lakeside establishment is run by Clay Rogers. A separate theft at Stonewall School in Clear Brook occurred over the weekend, with two typewriters an adding machine a movie projector and a small amount of food taken.
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Lakeside Tavern
Rt. 522
Gainesboro
Robert L. DeHaven
Clay Rogers
Stonewall School
Clearbrook
Mrs. Allen Heads Rescue Squad in Winchester
Mrs. L. M. Allen was named president of the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad at a planning meeting in the War Memorial Building. An advisory board of 40 was formed, with David Carr as vice-president and Ralph Hardy as treasurer, as the squad seeks to raise a $9,000 budget and expand to 40 members to include rescue tools and training from Martinsburg to Front Royal.
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L. M. Allen
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
War Memorial
David Carr
Jerry Votel
Ralph Hardy
Robert White
Claude B. Smalts
Civil Defense
White
Red Cross Disaster Service
Martinsburg
Front Royal
Winchester Seed Co custom cleaning notice
Farmers are invited to arrange custom cleaning of barley on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday September 9 10 and 11. Call MO 2 3497 for an appointment at Winchester Seed Co.
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Winchester Seed Co
Capitol Theatre
School Evacuated After Anonymous Bomb Threat in Alabama
In Birmingham, Phil lips High School evacuated its 2400 white students after an anonymous bombing threat claiming a device at the downtown black square building would explode at 9 59 am. Police guarded streets as students moved to East Park amid ongoing anti integration tensions and earlier Woodlawn High protest.
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Birmingham
Ala
Phillips High School
Rone
Black Square
East Park
Woodlawn High
Woodlawn
Phillips
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Philips
Hurricane Carrie Creep at Eleven Mile Pace Over Oceans
A tropical cyclone named Carrie maintains a west-northwest path over ocean waters at eleven miles per hour with peak winds near 160 miles per hour. If it remains on course it could miss San Juan by 300 to 400 miles to the northeast, with hundreds of miles of sea ahead. Nearby Debbie formed in the Gulf of Mexico and moved north across Georgia and the Carolinas after battering Florida with heavy rain and strong winds.
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Miami
Fla
U. S
San Juan
Debbie
Gulf of Mexico
Carrie
Georgia
Carolinas
Florida
Area Receives .62 Inches Rain From Debbie
Debbie drenched the area with .62 inches of rain, boosting September totals to 1.11 inches and August to 53 inches. The 1957 year-to-date rainfall reaches 19.26 inches. More showers are forecast tonight and Wednesday with a low near 66 to 70 degrees.
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Debbie
Associated Press
Solons and Editors Agree Budget Cuts Were Top 1957 Accomplishment
Congressmen and editors surveyed agree that cutting the federal budget was among the 1957 session’s top accomplishments. The opinion poll results are discussed in an editorial on page 4.
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Congressmien
Household effects of Chas Murnan auctioned
Household effects of Chas Murnan to be sold Thursday and Friday September 12 and 13 at Headley’s Auctions 1315 Valley Ave. See detailed list on page 2 today lp 9 10 2t
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Chas. Murnan
Headley’s
Valley Ave
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