Truman Says GOP To Make T H Law More Oppressive
President Truman told the AFL that a GOP victory would push to make the Taft Hartley Act harsher and unfair to labor. He argued the law slows union growth and threatens the labor movement’s survival.
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Truman
Gop
New York
American Federation of Labor Today
AFL
Wall Street
A. Averei
Harrian
William Green
Jo Stevenson
Resolu
Twelve Men Leave For Military Service
The Winchester Frederick County Selective Service boards sent twelve men to Alexandria at 9 30 am for departure. Listed residents include Harold wife liam Martin Courtney M Baldwin and many others from Loudoun St Cameron St Lee Highway Gore Berryville and RFD 2 routes. The group is identified as Paul William Boyce Garland Luther Richard De Haven Charles Elmer Fuller Jacob Edward Rinker Charles Rhodes Hoak and David Finney.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Selective Service Boards
Alexandria
Loudoun St
Harold
Wifeliam Martin
N. Cameron St
Courtney M. Baldwin
Lee Highway
Arlington
Ose
Paul William Boyce
RFD
Garland Luther Richard de Haven
Charles Elmer Fuller
Jacob Edward Rinker
Charles Rhodes Hoak
Gore
David Finney
Berryville
Lewis Seen Shaping Upon Early Strike
Washington amid a looming contract expiry for 300000 Eastern soft coal miners. United Mine Workers chief cautions a walkout may not trigger a national emergency for coal users. Leaders report a tense impasse with Northern soft coal operators as four days remain until contract expiration.
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Washington
John L
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Pires
Eisenhower Campaign Draws Crowds Across Illinois and Indiana
Thousands turnout to hear Eisenhower and Nixon campaign in Illinois and Indiana as Adlai Stevenson faces criticism of his stance and party unity. A Taft meeting looms after Eisenhower’s whistle stop events, while Democratic Rep. John Fogarty gears up for the September 24 primary.
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Eisenhower
Illinois
Indiana
Stevenson
Vensen
Johnn Fogarty
William Price Dies After Automobile Crash
William Price of Berryville died early today at Memorial Hospital following an automobile accident on Route 7. He had been hospitalized since the crash and suffered serious injuries while undergoing surgery.
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William Price
the Price
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Young Price
Berryville A
Extended Virginia Weather Outlook for Sept 17 to 21
Richmond forecast shows normal temperatures in the west and 3 to 4 degrees above normal in the east through Sept 21. Expect a warming trend into the weekend with showers likely Friday or Saturday totaling three quarters to one inch.
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Richmond
Virginia
Democrats Plan First State Wide Rally for Eisenhower
In Richmond Virginia Democrats for Eisenhower announce a Sept 26 statewide dinner at 6 p m near Capitol Seaces. Robert V Hatcher says 1000 seats available with invitations to key supporters. Blair Buck endorses Eisenhower and offers help to local women’s groups.
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Richmond
Virginia
Eisenhower
Capitol Seaces
Robert V. Hatcher
Invitatre the
Hatcher
Blair Buck
General Federation of Women's
Buck
Jeans
Western mountain states lean GOP in 1952 toss up
Editors and correspondents in mountain and western states see a Republican lean but still consider 1952 a toss up. An AP survey based on county estimates suggests only one of 11 states could be reasonably safe for Democrats, with West and East editors noting a shift toward the GOP due to Korea, corruption, and government view.
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Frederickty Chest
H. Delmer Robinson
Cial
Sience Eisenia
Associated Press
Nsylvania
New Jersey
Ware
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Trio charged in Winchester feed bag theft case
John Rinker, 38, and Stanley Cleaver, 30, both of Hayfield, and Melvin Michael, 45, of Bloomery Star Route, face grand jury action on grand larceny after about 13 000 feed bags were stolen from a Winchester mill. Police say the trio sold bags for 4 to 23 cents and hauled them to Moorefield, West Virginia for sale.
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John Rinker
Bloomery Star
Stanley Cleaver
Melvin Michael
Hayfield
City of
Rinker
Cleaver
Moorefield
Lloyd Bradfield
Body of Funk 38 Drowns in Shenandoah River Near Riverton
The body of William Wilson Punk, 38, a Frederick County native, was recovered from the Shenandoah River near Riverton after he disappeared while in a boat testing a new motor. Bryan S. Harris and Front Royal police aided the search. Punk left a widow Lucinda Painter and a son.
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William Wilson Punk
Frederick County
Shenandoah River
Riverton
C. Thompson
Frontal Police Department
Law
Lyle Painter
Cedarville
Funk
Punk
Bryan S&s. Harris
Front Royal
Harris
Front Royal Pire
Mr. Funk
Oery
Jesse Taylor Punk
Warren County
Lucinda Painter
William Wilson Punk, Jr
Government Sets Credit Rules for New Home Buying
Government lists credit curbs on new house buying with limits on lender loans for new buildings. The Housing and Home Finance Agency announces looser rules for zone sales where government loans or guarantees are involved. Officials note housing construction in June to August shows activity and price ranges around $25,000 or more.
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Housing Home Finance Agency
HAA
Bureau of Labor
Federal Reserve Board
HHFA
Smith Indicted on Nuisance Charge in Rural Chester County
A grand jury yesterday indicted a county resident on a nuisance charge tied to a poultry rendering operation five miles west of Winchester. The Smith plant is accused of improper methods endangering public health. hearing set for September 29. Special jurors named: E. W. Adams Jr, Viola Anderson, Ivan R. Blake, Wilbur J. Dicks, Eleanor Grim, Julian C. Kline, R. A. Kaine.
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Winchester
Smith
E. W. Adams, Jr
Viola Anderson
Ivan R. Blake
Wilbur J. Dicks
Eleanor Grim
Julian C. Kline
R. A. Kaine
Russians to Still Use Port Arthur
Russians plan to retain use of Port Arthur naval base in Manchuria despite ceding control of Changchun Railway to Communist China this year and hope for a peace treaty with Japan before ending port access.
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Port Arthur
Manchuria
Changchun
China
Korea
Japan
President Criticizes National Health Insurance Fees
The president denounces health insurance fees and warns against returning to older systems. He asserts the current plan should move forward rather than regress into past practices.
U S Bay of MiGs Hit Record 46 in One Month
The U S Fifth Air Force reported 46 Communist warplanes destroyed in a month, surpassing the prior high of 44. Sabres provided escort for F-84 Thunderjets near the Manchurian sanctuary as five air battles occurred and fighter-bombers hit troop concentrations near Sariwon. Ground fighting along the 155 mile front tapered with minor Red probes.
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U. S
Fifth Air Force
Manchurian
Sariwon
North Korea
Korean Peninsula
Wake Island Devastated by 140 MPH Typhoon
A 140 mph typhoon battered Wake Island with mountainous seas and heavy rain, flooding the island 15 feet above sea level. About 600 residents faced exposure as airlifted food water and medical supplies arrived. No major injuries beyond a broken leg and fractured ribs were reported amid the destruction of facilities and radio contact.
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Honolulu
Wake Island
Coral
Here
Ainsworth
Wake
Devasion
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Gordon T. Maxwell
Pan American Airways
San Francisco
Pan American
Maxw Pom
CAA
Hawaiian Sea Frontier Y
Weather Bureau
Hota
Parker Backs New Group in Byrd Integrity Effort
Parker, temporary Demo-Chairman, voiced strong support for a new group backing Byrd's "integrity and decency." He said he was delighted and confident it would help Byrd in Virginia, noting the state's affection for him.
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Parker
Byrd
Virginia
Police Probe Details On Mother Held In Baby Sale Case
In Long Beach California a 35 year old mother identified as Mrs Iain remains jailed as police investigate a baby sale claim. Also questioned are Mrs Kath A rup and another woman linked to the case. An estranged husband, Paul, 24, is in Navy service.
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Long Beach
Calif
Iain
Kath A. Rup
Bakge
Schon
Paul
Philadelphia Blood Appeal Seeks Donations Amid Shortages
President Truman called for renewed blood donations as reserves run low and urgent supplies are needed to meet public health demands.
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Philadelphia
Dent Truman
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Untitled local eatery advertises all you can eat
A fragment notes an all you can eat offer for 1.50 at a venue on Main Street in Virginia. The piece references a 6 pm start time but lacks full details and date.
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