Russian Delegation Booed in New York at Peace Conference
About 400 spectators jeered the Soviet delegation led by Andrei A. Gromyko as it arrived at Grand Central Terminal. Protesters shouted epithets while pickets from the American Hungarian Federation denounced the group. The Russians planned to sail home via Le Havre on Saturday, alongside Czech and Polish colleagues.
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New York
Russia
San Francisco
Grand Central Terminal
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Dld
le Harve
France
Truman vows action to free Oatis as relations with Koslovaika sour
Allies with Koslovaika remain severed until Oatis is freed. President Truman said he was determined to take whatever measures are necessary to obtain Oatis release. He told the Koslovak ambassador that releasing Oatis would improve ties, and that the Oatis case would stay open until he is home.
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Koslovakiare
Oatis
Truman
Pt. 1
Hoslovak
Celebrations Herald 100th Birthday of Dr Walter Reed
Murfreesboro residents joined in the centennial birthday observance of Dr Walter Reed, the physician famed for his work in conning yellow fever research and public health.
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Murfreesboro
N. C
Tizens
Mboro
Jetly
Walter Reed
Senate votes to restrict flight pay for combat aviators
The Senate, after a sharp debate, approves limits on military flight pay to personnel who fly in actual combat and log at least 20 hours aloft per month.
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Washington
The
Senate
Single Hornet Sting Is Fatal to Man
A 28 year old Charles Pilger of Valhalla N Y died after a hornet sting while cutting weeds with two utility workers He ran 400 feet to a road then collapsed Medical examiner Dr David M Spain said the victim had a rare allergy to the sting and suffocation from laryngeal swelling caused the death
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Rye
N. Y
Charles Pilger
Valhalla
Pilger
David M. Spain
Westchester County
Spain
Quality of Gasoline May Deteriorate
Petroleum official C. E. Davis warned that gasoline quality could drop as the refining industry faces lead shortages. Lead allotment plans by the National Production Authority would cut lead for motor fuel to 47 percent of the August level, risking reduced anti knock performance.
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Atlantic City
Petroleum Defense
C. E. Davis
The
Petroleum Administration For Defense
National Petroleum Association
National Production Authority
Davis
More Korean Officers To Get U. S. Training
More than 250 Korean army officers depart for the United States for training in American service schools. Some will return as instructors and others as key combat unit leaders. This marks the fourth group sent to the U S since the Korean War began.
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Tokyo
Republic of Korea
United States
Korea
Auctions in Opequon Terrace and nearby towns
A sales directory lists upcoming auctions with dates times and locations. Carl Ala baugh near Cedar Creek Grade in Opequon Terrace on Sept 15 at 1 PM offers complete personal property. Other auctions include Mrs Ettle Miller Highland Ave Sept 15 1 PM and Charles W Wilkins Route 12 Boyce Sept 22 10 AM for household furniture and antiques.
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Carl Alabaugh
Place Bros
Cedar Creek
Opequon Terrace
Ettle Miller
Highland Ave
Charles W. Wilkins
Boyce
C. M. Tevault
Stephens City
C. L. McCarty
White Hall
J. W. Carpenter
Glaize Ave
Medal of Honor Recipient Appointed Guard at Berlin Mine
Charles Commando Kelly, World War II Medal of Honor winner, is hired to lead 12 watchmen guarding company equipment for the Gray Contracting and Engineering Co in Berlin area. The assignment follows UMW picketing aimed at non-union labor, with no violence reported. Kelly, a Pittsburgh resident, earned the Medal for valor near Salerno.
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Somerset
Charles
Gray
Kelly
Pittsburgh
Missing DC3 Plane May Hold 39 Aboard
Air port officials report 36 passengers and three crew aboard a French DC3 missing over the Mediterranean on a Toulouse to Oran run. The craft departed Wednesday morning and was last seen near Valencia, Spain in the afternoon.
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Perpignan
France
Mediterranean
Toulouse
Oran
North Africa
Valencia
Spain
Margaret Truman Offered Movie Role in White House Mystery
Cavalier Productions telegraphed an offer for Margaret Truman to play herself in the film 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. A spokesman said she almost certainly will not accept, as Robert Young leads the independent project with no political implications.
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Hollywood
A_ movie company
Margaret Truman
Miss Truman
New York
Robert Young
Cavalier Productions
Young
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Interpreter's Bible Unveiled By Leading Protestant Scholars
In New York a 12 volume set titled the Interpreter's Bible presents centuries of biblical study by 146 theologians and ministers. It includes exegesis for each verse, archaeological and linguistic evidence, and parallel translations from King James and revised standards. The first volume covers Matthew and Mark and costs 8.75 dollars.
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New York
D. Halford Luccock
Yale Divinity School
Methodist
G. Bromley Oxnam
Samuel McCrea Cavert
National Council of the Churches of Christ
George A Buttrick
New York City
Madison Avenue Church
Jesus
Herod
Christ
Abingnon Cokesbury Press
Nashville
Methodist Church
Matthew
Mark
Stafford Will Cares for Girls In Shenandoah Estate Plan
Stafford Will sets up a trust for Ola Virginia Stafford’s two daughters after debts are paid. Shenandoah Valley National Bank named executor and trustee with authority to sell, invest, and manage funds. Daughters to receive remaining balance at age twenty one. children to live in Methodist Orphanage in Richmond. Estate valued at 13 953.15 with Braddock Street home and personal effects. heirs listed as Judd K. Stafford and daughters Helen Lois Mangum and Pamela Joan Mangum.
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Shenandoah Valley National Banks
Ola
Virginia Stafford
Peyton J. Marshall
Richmond
Charles H. Harper
John L. Glaize
L. B. Sirbaugh
S. Braddock Street
Judd K. Stafford
Andrews Field
Washington, D. C
Helen Lois Mangum
Pamela Joan Mangum
4-H Sheep Projects Prove Profitable
BLACKSBURG 4-H sheep projects show higher return per dollar than any other livestock project says Dave Brower a Virginia Tech livestock specialist. About 89 flocks across 22 counties range from five to 30 sheep with 56 youths in 19 counties submitting complete records. They started with 448 breeding ewes valued at 12661.45 in fall 1949. Net income averaged 15.51 per flock, with ewes valued at 15639 plus about 1300 in replacement lambs and about 1500 in premiums won.
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Blacksburg
Brower
Mob riot at State Lake theater for Robinson Turpin bout
About 600 fight fans stormed the State Lake loop theater in Chicago to view the Robinson Turpin telecast. At least 25 were cut by flying glass as glass doors were broken and fans crowded inside and through exit doors to reach seats.
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Chicago
State Lake Loop
Knee Will Sets Up Trusts for Heirs
The will of the late J. Walter Knee dated June 22 1951, owner of Swimleys Furniture Store, is admitted to probate. Shenandoah Valley National Bank named executor and trustee. appraising board named. heirs listed. two trusts established including a Marital Trust for the wife and a Residuary Trust for the children with specific terms.
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Knee Will
J. Walter Knee
Swimleys Furniture Store
Peyton J. Marshall
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Bone
B. M. Sullivan
John L. Glaize
H. W. Copenhaver
William L. Perry
Bex. Cather
Frances Swimley Knee W'Dow
Ross Edward Knee
Walter Howard Knee
Time to Start Soil Preparation For Strawberries
Bruce Ardl an associate horticulturist at VPT says now is the time to prepare strawberry soil for next year. Fall plowing aids soil settling and weed suppression and reduces spring delays. He notes building organic matter with manure or green manures and recommends fall cover crops to protect against erosion and grub damage.
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Blacksburg
Bruce Ardlan
VPT
Arolan
Appraisements Recorded In Court In Winchester
Seven appraisements of estates of deceased Winchester residents entered for record by Corporation Clark Peyton J Marshall list names and values including John William Brown 6084 56 back accounts Nannie 8 Smith 15000 house and lot 130 Peyton Street and Robinson bonds Mollie D Bromley 7422 58 bank accounts with appraisers named J William Hollis Mildred Elsen and Paul Smith others listed with values and appraisers.
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Winchester
Clark Peyton J. Marshall
John William Brown
Roy Harper
Carl T. Cather
Robert D Glaize
Charles Harrison Bayliss
J. C. Blackburn
Robert D. Glaize
Howard A. Holland
Nannie 8. Smith
Vinson Sees No Action This Year On UMT Program
Rep. Vinson of Georgia says Congress will not act this year to create a Universal Military Training program unless adjournment is skipped. The House Armed Services chair adds that no immediate move is expected. The National Security Training Corps was authorized last June with a five member commission to draft a plan by October 29.
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Washington
Rep
Vinson
D-Ga
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
National Security Training Corps
Persident
Senate
Tin Foil Cans in Development Amid War Time Efforts
Reynolds discusses a tin sheet substitute made from plastic covered aluminum and notes the firm will manufacture its own cans in its own factories. The work began during World War II and faced adhesive problems. Patents are planned for the new can-making machinery and process.
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Reynolds
Walton League To Meet Wednesday Dinner At Tokes Inn
Members of the Izaak Walton League will hold a chicken dinner at Tokes Inn in Opequon at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. Woodstock sportsman Jack Sperry will provide the entertainment.
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Izaak Walton League
Tokes Inn
Opequon
Jack Sperry
Woodstock Sportsman
Quiz Key Answers Listed From Page Four
The document provides ten quiz-question answers: 1 Yes 2 Dracula 3 Lizard 4 Speech 5 Nosebleed 6 One in a million 7 Haddon Hall 8 Mexican Chihuahua 9 Jerusalem 10 No in Cambridge.
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Haddon Hall
Mexican Chihuahua
Jerusalem
Cambridge
Jury Gives Man Five Years for Manslaughter
Meyer Gardner, 27, a construction worker, was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to five years. Judge JohnS. Draper will formalize the sentence on October 15. Gardner killed Orer Odell, February 24, after a fight at a local grocery service station. Gardner says Odell knocked him down and attempted to strike him with a bottle. The jury deliberated for 50 minutes. Gardner was released on $7,500 bond.
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Pulaski
Meyer Gardner
Gardner
Orer Odell
Odell
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I. Q
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