Stevenson to visit Richmond for campaign swing Saturday
Governor Adlai Stevenson will campaign in Virginia with a Richmond stop next Saturday six days before Dwight Eisenhower’s Virginia appearance. A motorcade will greet Stevenson at Quantico Marine Base and escort him to Richmond for a full dress speech with Governor Battle introducing him.
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Stevenson
Richmond
Ichmond
Adial Veen
Eisenhower
Virginia
T. Nelson Parker Jr
Illinois
Gove Pareer
Quantico Marine Base
Adlai, III
Toichmond
Quantico
Battle
Byrd
Tuck
Viroy
Carolina
Oereedercore
Minister Admits Masterminding $23000 Swindle Near Auburn
A California minister confessed to masterminding a $23,000 fruit stand swindle involving Joseph and Amelia Lemos near Auburn. He claimed he needed funds to pay a blackmailer of three years. The district attorney will investigate and the presbytery moderator was present.
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Auburn
Calif
Setanta
Joseph
Amelia Lemos
Loonis
Breyer
Riseville
Sacramento
Harry
Roseville
Tigerettes Fainting At football game hospitalizes eight
A wave of fainting hit a 150 member Tigerettes cheering section at a Louisiana high school football game. An unidentified doctor cited mass hysteria while another blamed food poisoning. Five ambulances transported girls to the hospital and eight remained overnight.
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Tigerettes
Bert J. Heinburg
Tigerette
Jo Ann Heinburg
Loonel Trains Hobby Shop Ad broadcast
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a hobby shop named Loonel Trains and an advertisement with unclear pricing and product terms. Limited readable entities include a shop context and promotional wording.
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xyenTony
Loonel
Careless Handyman Uncovers a Murder
Washington police report a murder uncovered by a handyman who dropped a trunk revealing a sealed body. The victim, Moore, about 70, lived at a rooming house. Elmer F. Lord, caretaker, admits a fight and says he struck Moore once with a hatchet during a drinking bout.
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Washington
Nia
Moore
Elmer F. Lord
Condition of Polio Victim Remains Stable at Richmond Hospital
The family reports Mrs. John B. Vaughan remains in the same condition at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond where doctors said the paralytic polio case is not expected to be severe. Her mother Mrs. H. W. Butler Jr. and brother Joseph Butler have traveled to Richmond to be with her.
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John B. Vaughan
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
H. W. Butler, Jr
Joseph Butler
Prospects Brighten in Hard Coal Talks
Washington reports prospects for a hard coal contract agreement brighten as talks continue. Union leader L Lewis advocates a 20 cent boost to the 30 cent per ton royalty for the anthracite welfare fund, which funds pensions and benefits for hard coal miners. The fund is near broke and a strike could cut benefits entirely. Negotiations resume next Tuesday with a possible agreement before the Sept. 30 contract expiry.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Welfare Fund
Anthracite Fund
Wanger to be released from jail today
Walter Wanger, the film producer, is to be released from jail today after serving 102 days for shooting Jennings Lang, agent for his actress wife Joan Bennett. He arrived yesterday from the sheriff's honor farm at Castaic and gave no comment on his personal plans or reconciliation with Bennett.
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Los Angeles
Walter Wanger
Jennings Lang
Joan Bennett
Wanger
Miss Bennett
Castaic
August building permits rise in city and decline in Frederick
City permits for August totaled 105 625 and 40 400 in Frederick County. Overall combined August permits reached 160 925 in 1952 up slightly from 1951 but well below 1950. Largest county permit was 18000 for a black Presbyterian church one mile north of Winchester.
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City
Frederick
Frederick County
Winchester
Back Creek
Gaimesboro
Onequon
Stonewall
Raymond Womeldorf
W. R
Sunnyside
Kenneth E
Dorohy R. Whitacre
Whitacres
Forces Take Control of GOP Executive Committee
Eisenhower forces seized a majority on the Republican National Committee executive panel in Washington. The 15 member group includes eight Eisenhower supporters and six Taft backers with one neutral, reflecting postconvention leadership changes. Summerfield framed the move as orderly and routine for a post convention reshuffle.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Robert Taft
Arthur E Summerfield
Taft
Chicago
Summerfield
National Committee
Executive Committee
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Oeginia
Rep Hall Seeks Dewey Help in 1948 Campaign
In New York a report suggests Representative Hall urged Governor Dewey to play a larger role in the GOP campaign. Eisenhower aides were cool to the idea as Taft aides backed a broad public effort. Analysts note Dewey and Taft were considered possible national spokesmen.
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Rep. Hall
Dewey
New York
GOF
Hall
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Ralph Cake
Oregon
Chicago
Winchester Bicentennial events close Nov 11 plans
November 11 marks the closing day of Winchester’s year long bicentennial celebration with a full day of patriotic events led by local American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars units. Bicentennial executive members include Dr. W P McGuire and William Schenck, with Baker and Schenck among attendees. An early detailed plan release is expected as citizens are urged to support the final city birthday celebration.
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Winchester
Commission
W. P. McGuire
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Woodhull Baker
Vo. F. W
McGuire
Exnere
Winches
Allies Arm 2 Million Men Across Europe Says Report
A 60 page defense booklet cites 2 million armed allies in Western Europe and Russia’s force including 175 front line divisions with 100 in Soviet occupied Europe. It notes arms balance as a key challenge for North Atlantic powers given industrial and financial limits.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Congress
Europe
Yugoslavia
Spain
Russia
America
Soviet Progress
Compet
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival honored at Lodi Grape Festival
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival will be saluted during the Lodi Grape Festival and National Wine Show in September 1921. Clarence S. Jackson announces the 15th anniversary stage program honoring the Shenandoah Apple, with 15 fairs chosen for special narration before about 10 000 spectators at Lodi Grepe.
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Lodi
Calif
Shenandoah
Clarence S. Jackson
Jackson
Idaho
Tennessee
Georgia
Lodi Grepe
DC3 Crashes Near Linden Airport in Carteret NJ
A DC3 described as a three engine plane crashed south of Linden Airport near Carteret today. Fire units from Linden and Carteret responded after reports the craft headed toward Newark Airport with one engine on fire. no injuries were reported by New York police.
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Carteret
N. J
Linden
American Oil Company
Newark Airport
LaGuardia Field
New York
Russell Says Stevenson Leftward Shift Costs Votes in South
Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia warned here that Adlai Stevenson’s shift to the left could cost him presidential votes in the South. Russell, who supported Stevenson in the Democratic nominating race, said conservative Democrats fear the trend driven by ADA and the CIO PAC. He will vote for Stevenson but will not campaign until after a planned trip to Venezuela.
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New Orleans
Stevenson
South
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Illinois
Russell
ADA
PAC
Americans For Democratic Action
CIO
Political Action Committee
Atlanta
Venezuela
Stevenson Ends Western Tour Travels Through the West
Adlai Stevenson wrapped his first Western campaign drive vowing stern action by federal agencies if elected. He argued the GOP split between Taft and Eisenhower favors his nomination and mocked the Taft victory claim amid a 5,200 crowd at a high school arena.
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Albuquerque
Adlai
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
New York
Taft
A Er Ner
Stevenson
Sen. Taft
Sateen
AFL Urges Members to Vote for Labor in November
New York. AFL President William Green appeals to about eight million AFL members to cast the maximum vote for labor in November 194? He argues this will yield changes away from Taft Hartley mentalities dominating Congress.
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New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Ones of Labor
National Congress
Suffolk Mayor backs Eisenhower for president
Suffolk Democratic Mayor R L Woodward Jr. today endorsed General Dwight D. Eisenhower for president in a public statement citing stability and leadership.
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Suffolk
R. L. Woodward Jr
Eisenhower
Fiery Object Sparks Flying Saucer Talk Across Four States
Reports from Maryland to Tennessee described a bright greenish white fireball crossing the night sky. Weather and military observers attributed the sighting to a meteor, with multiple states reporting similar visuals and no airspace disruption.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Tennessee
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Mad
Charleston
Wheeling
Parkersburg
W. Va
Washington
Naval Observatory
Pentagon
Virginia
Kingsport
Tenn
U S Superforts Hammer Communists Power Plant
U S Superforts bombers from Navy carriers attacked a partly repaired Suiho power plant in Korea early today. Reports say the raid aimed to disrupt communist energy facilities as airstrikes continued near North Korea with follow up attacks and defensive returns.
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U.S
Suiho
Korea
Eure Stern
Bon Homme Rich
Two italized, comes $3,000 In County Accidents
Two accidents were reported near the county today. At 11:30 p m yesterday a Buick sedan driven by Cecil P Beaudette of Detroit with six occupants caused injuries to Burkhart and Houser and minor injuries to Oliver Clifford Lodge. Damages were about $1800 with the car a total loss. A second crash on Route 50 seven miles west of town involved a 1960 Ford driven by James B Glass and a 1947 Ford driven by Nora V Deaver. a 1946 Rio tractor trailer driven by Roy S Hulty struck the rear of the 1947 Ford, pushing the 1950 Ford into a telephone pole. no injuries but the 1950 Ford was a total loss with about $1000 damage.
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Smith
Vestige
Cecil P. Beaudette
Detroit
Burkhart
Houser
Oliver Clifford Lodge
U8mc
Norfolk
James EB. Glass
Cumberland
Nora V. Deaver
Cold Spring
W. Va
Roy Sylvester Hulty
Augusta
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Cumsae Chamber of Commerce
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Eugene P. Sakers
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Walter A. Bowman
Star
Roy Rudolph
Kernstown
John G. Taylor
Buffick Road
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D. Dye
John W Combs
Highland Avenue
Sulphur Springs Road
George W
Mae Glaize
Gainesboro
Artie Wate
Montana Crosen
Junction
Joseph C
Viola Mraci
Gore
Howard Schad
Opequon
Ray C
Catherine Giffin
Route
GOP Executive Group
SPCA
Trish
C. A. Eeene Rainies
Elisabeth
Bulletin
Tennessee Highway
Kingsport Lifesaving
Tri-Cities
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Front Royal
Hoeryong
Ane
Cosa
Hung
North Korea
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