Stevenson Steams Through Whistle Stop Tour in California
Gov Adlai Stevenson scored a lively whistle stop debut in California with townsfolk in Bakersfield Modesto and Fresno cheering crowd estimates ranging from 1500 to 6000. He used the stops to attack corruption and GOP opponent Eisenhower while defending his campaign manager and blasting Jenner and Marshall. He also addressed the Berlin incident and U S military police access to an autobahn checkpoint.
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Wilson
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Towg Hall
Bakersfield
Modesto
Dwight Eisenhower
Illinois
Fresno
Eisenhower
William E. Jenner
Indiana
Gen
George C. Marshall
Jenner
Marshall
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
French cabinet rolls food prices back to Aug. 31
Paris the French cabinet ordered prices rolled back to August 31 levels to curb inflation. A dual price tag system for wholesale and retail prices on poultry eggs vegetables and fruit applies in the Seine and Seine Et Oise departments including Paris and suburbs. State secretary Raymond Marcellin warned of heavy fines for shopkeepers who ignore the ceiling.
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Seine
Seine-Et-Oise
Raymond Marcellin
Antoine Pinay
Minor quake rattles Charlottesville residents
Charlottesville residents mistook a mild seismic event for an earthquake last night. Authorities found no quake record after checking possible causes, while seismologists said no data supported an earthquake. Dishes and windows rattled according to locals including Plummer Jones who noted distant disturbances.
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Fortham University
New York City
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington
Plummer Jones
New Canton
Jones
Miller's Hardware
A. B. Solenberger
Second Polio Case Reported in County
Frederick County reports its second polio case this year. Bryan White, 22, now in good condition at Newton Baker Veterans Hospital near Martinsburg, W V, has a non paralytic mild case. White, married and from Gainesboro, was admitted Sept 5 with neck and back soreness and later transferred for care.
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Frederick County
A. L. Lindall
Frederick-Winchester
Bryan White
Newton Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
White
Gainesboro
Memorial Hospital
Newton Baker
William Louthan
Winchester-Frederick
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Polio Vicims
Bigger and Better Halloween Party Planned Tonight
A large planning meeting headed by G Gibson Baker outlines a bigger Halloween party for Friday October 31. Sponsors include the Lion's Club and Chief J Thomas Boyd with Samuel Johnston chairing the parade. Invitations go to Munipal Band Handley Band Gibon Band and fire company bands.
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Lion’s Club
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J. Thomas Boyd
Charles Aiken
Firstaim
Samuel Johnston
Handley Band
Gibon
Fire Company
Marvin Weaver
Herbert Holliday
Mr. Baxer
Kent and
Boscawen Streets
Joes Hollis
Howard Co
TV Reception Still on Blink in Winchester Area
TV reception remains erratic as atmospheric conditions boost distant stations. One viewer lacks picture on all but four channels while others carry mismatched sound tones. Winchester Television Co. says current conditions are temporary and not fixable by shops.
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Channel 13
Winchester Television Co
New York
Channel Nine
Washington
Seven
Catholic Counce Pe AAS Saturday Event at Sacred Heart
Community notice for Sacred Heart Church inviting parishioners to a Saturday gathering with games refreshments and fun activities for all ages hosted by the Catholic Counce and AAS group.
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Sacred Heart Church
McCarthy Victory Creates Dilemma for Ike Strategists
New York late today reports Sen. McCarthy won a landslide renomination, prompting Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to weigh how his campaign strategy should adapt. Eisenhower, touring the Midwest, plans more states and may seek Taft support while McCarthy allies target anti McCarthy elements within the party.
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Iowa
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Kentucky
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Jenner
George C. Marshall
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Truman appoints Jack to be U.S. Minister to Finland
President Truman named Jack to serve as United States minister to Finland. The appointment comes as Washington announces diplomatic staffing changes.
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Washington
Truman
Jack
Eer
United States
Former U S Tax Official Bolich Indicted in Tax Scandal
W Daniel A Bolich former high official in the Internal Revenue Bureau was indicted on five counts covering years 1946 to 1950. Justice McGranery said the jury will continue its investigation. Conviction could bring up to 25 years and $50 000 fines. Bolich previously served as assistant revenue commissioner amid a House subcommittee probe into tax scandals. Grunewald linked to hotel room funding testified before grand jury.
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Bya
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Henry Grunewald
Washington
Grunewald
Grand
Brooklyn
Rita Hayworth Plans Europe Trip for Vacation
Actress Rita Hayworth likely sails for Europe on September 19 for a vacation a secretary said and hopes to avoid meeting her husband Prince Aly Khan. The prince recently visited Hollywood in an attempt at reconciliation.
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Rita Hayworth
Europe
Prince Aly Khan
Miss Hayworth
Flood Kills Eight in Nagashi Area
Eight people died and six were injured as heavy rains caused houses to collapse and flood in the Nagashi vicinity, according to Kuoo News Agency.
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Tokyo
Nagashi
Kuoo News Agency
Southern Democrats Question Political Integrity of Candidate
Georgia figure Hugh Peterson brother in law to Senator Richard Russell warned Southern Democrats were questioning Gov. Adlai Stevenson on issues like fair employment, offshore rights, and Senate filibuster tactics. Peterson, long active in Georgia politics, cited recent Stevenson statements and hinted at pressures linked to Sparkman as running mate. He said his remarks came after talks with unnamed Southern figures.
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Adlai Stevenson
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Dixie
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hugh Peterson
House of Representatives
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Russell
Chicago
Senate
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Republican senator to speak for party ticket in Springfield
Senator Robert Araft will headline a Springfield speech as the spokesman for the entire Republican party ticket, signaling a unified push ahead of the campaign. The event emphasizes party cohesion and rally potential in the local area.
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Cincinnati
Robert Araft
Springfield
Tito says Soviet attack on Yugoslavia unlikely
Premier Marshal Tito told Norwegian visitors he is convinced the Soviet Union is not planning an attack on Yugoslavia in the near future but warned that any move could trigger World War III. He said Yugoslavia would resist, called the danger constant though not imminent, and noted Yugoslavia seeks US military aid and jet planes while defending its Trieste claims and contrasting Yugoslav socialism with Soviet communism.
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Women Barred From Governing Voice by Episcopalians
In Boston the 57th triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States rejected seating women as lay delegates to the House of Deputies. Clergymen backed admission 4312 to 261 with 10 divided. lay delegates voted 30% to 344 with 13.
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Protestant Episcopal Church of the
SCC Allows Virginia Stage Lines To Abandon Fredericksburg Run
The State Corporation Commission authorized Virginia Stage Lines to abandon passenger service between Fredericksburg and Winchester via Culpeper and Front Royal except Saturdays. It denied removal on the Wilderness to Sperryville and Massies Corner to Front Royal routes citing ongoing losses.
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Winchester
Culpeper
Front Royal
SCC
Wilderness
Sperryville
Massies Corner
New Wildcat Strikes Close Seven Mines
In southwestern Pennsylvania coal fields a fresh wave of wildcat strikes idled more than 5,500 United Mine Workers at seven pits, six owned by steel companies, as union and company officials declined comment on the stoppage.
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Pennsylvania
United Mine
Democrats Plan Vigorous Virginia Drive
In Richmond the Virginia Democrats for Eisenhower prepare a 100 member committee to lead a vigorous campaign in the state. The move aims to attract prominent figures and rally support for Eisenhower as national campaign plans unfold.
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Eisenhower
Mills Neal
Dem
Parker
Stevenson
Governor Battle
Battle
Vic- Democrat
Democrats For Movement
Sena
L. A. Noland
Newport News
James Easley
South Boston
W. Carl Spencer
Norfolk
Armel Jailed On Larceny Charge Involving Store Cash Box
Kenneth Armel, 26, of Mt. Falls Route, is jailed in the county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing Monday on a grand larceny charge. He is accused of stealing a cash box containing more than 50 dollars from the Robinson store and fruit stand on Route 50 west, August 31. He was arrested at the Stuart Perry Stone Quarry where he works by Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven and Deputy John Hoover. The store is run by Frank Haines and family. cash kept in a box behind the counter. He is also charged with parole violation from a suspended sentence for prior thefts.
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Mt. Falls
Robinson
Route 50
Arme
Stuart Perry
Robert L. DeHaven
John Hoover
Frank Haines
Armee
Braddock Hobby Shop Ad Offered In Store Deals
A Braddock area classified ad promotes discounts at a hobby shop on 304 S Braddock. It advertises 20 percent off and mentions tires and batteries from local outlets including Hines We Bu Bellaed. The text is garbled but indicates sales of shirts and related items at the store.
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Aed & New New Tires Battery CO
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President Truman Attacks One Party Press and GOP Plans
President Truman denounces the “one party press” and critiques GOP promises about an isolationist Congress. He cites Eisenhower and peace as key debates, says change may drive support, and outlines his Western whistle stop campaign while a Democratic train tour is planned. Also listings include a 1952 Ford truck for sale and local notices.
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