153rd State Meet Of E U B Church In City Next Week
The 153rd annual session of the Virginia Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will be held at First E U B Church in the city from next Wednesday through Sunday. Bishop D T Gregory of Pittsburgh will preside with officers including Floyd L Falk and Carl Hiser. Sessions begin September 24 at 7 30 p m with a communion service and a series of board meetings, reports, and evangelism events led by church leaders and Shenandoah College president Troy R Brady.
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Virginia
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. U B
D. T. Gregory
D.D
Pittsburgh
Eastel
Floyd L. Falk
Broadway
Carl Hiser
Daniel A. Frazier
Mayesville
W Va
Wiliam B. Obaugh
Petersburg
W. Va
Gregory
Troy R. Brady
Shenando
P. W. Fisher
O. T. Deaver
Palk
Gualdship
H. W. Kaebnick
W. B. Obaugh
Ways End Means Committee
Weather Outlook for Richmond Virginia Sept 20 to Sept 24
Extended outlook predicts temperatures four degrees below normal at start and steady thereafter. Rain totals range from half an inch in the west to an inch in the east with showers in the east late Friday and across the state Sunday or Monday.
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Richmond
Virginia
Hunsdon Cary Dies Veteran Virginia Senator
Richmond obituary notes the death of Hunsdon Cary former State Senator veteran lawyer and member of a prominent Virginia family at age 80 at his home yesterday.
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Richmond
Hunsdon Cary
Virginia
State Department Reveals Evidence of Soviet Slave Labor Camps
The State Department released a detailed summary for a UN and ILO fact finding committee alleging millions held in slave labor camps across the Soviet Union and satellites. It cites Molotov on forced labor, estimates ranging from two to twenty million, and that political prisoners predominate over common criminals in brutal camps.
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Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
Truman
Sury
United Nations
International Labor Organization
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
International Confederation of
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Russia
Editors See Eisenhower Likely Winner If Election Held Now
A nationwide AP survey of editors and writers finds Dwight D. Eisenhower the probable winner over Adlai E. Stevenson if elections were held today. Voters remain undecided, with time-for-change sentiment and Eisenhower's popularity cited as drivers. Editors place Eisenhower at 15 states with 153 electoral votes, 12 doubtful states, and up to 49 more votes if a few swing states go his way, leaving him short of 266.
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Douglas B. CO
NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Sotaposle
Newamen
Stevenson
Stevenson Richmond Audience To Be Unsegregated Tomorrow
Richmond officials ruled Gov Adlai Stevenson speaking to a Democratic Party meeting not a public crowd so segregation law would not apply Private meetings are exempted The governor travels from Ashland through Bowling Green to Richmond with a 8 p m address broadcast by the State Democratic Committee and a campaign reception in Battle's presence.
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Richmond
Adlai Stevenson
Diineis
Democratic Party
J. Elliott Drinard
Drinard
Howard Carwile
Stevenson
T. Nelson Parker
Ashland
Bowling Green
Quantico
Fredericksburg
B 29s Launch First Daylight Raid in Almost a Year
Seoul reports B 29 Superforts struck Communist targets near the port as U N forces clash on the front. Eighth Army says a battalion of about 800 men attacked Old Baldy, signaling a renewed effort to retake the Western Front hill amid heavy fire.
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Seoul
Okinawa
U. N
Eighth Army
Old Baldy
Baldy
Eisenhower Club Executives Plan Intensive Election Program
The Winchester Frederick Eisenhower for President Club executive committee met to outline a six week effort to boost their candidate in the November election. President H B McCormac Jr signaled forthcoming headquarters openings and events. The local club, begun December 1951, lists officers including Fred L Glaize, D K Russell, Mrs G T Binner, Ralph Hardy, and Gordon T Whitham. Also advertised are fall bulbs from Winchester Seed Co and a used tire sale at Brantfort UE Shop.
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Winchester-Frederick Eisenhower For
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Eisenhower Club
Piccadilly
Loudoun Streets
McCormac
Fred L. Glaize
D. K Russell
G. T. Binner
Ralph Hardy
Gordon T Whitham
Winchester Seed Co
Brantfort UE
New High in Living Costs Recorded in August
The government reports living costs rose to 191.1 from the 1935-39 baseline in mid August, the third straight record. Food and other major items edged higher while apparel slipped. old series figures show a 1923 base. About 1.5 million workers face wage boosts, including over 1.2 million railroad workers and nearly 200,000 Northern textile workers, with quarterly adjustments tied to the index.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Joseph Short Dies at 48 White House Press Secretary
Joseph H. Short, 48, White House press secretary, died last night after illness from a virus infection. A native of Vicksburg, he began his career in 1925 at the Jackson Daily News and served with dedication to President Truman and the nation.
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Washington
the House
Joseph H. Short
Alexand
Short
Vicksburg
White House
Joe Short
Truman
Virginia Military Institute
Jackson, Miss
Daily News
Juries Called For City Court
Two civil juries are summoned to appear at 10 a m for city court. Citizens listed include Merorie ries Herbert Watson Lemuel W Brown James Laws Mrs Ade B Keen Mrs Ruth J Sherman Ellis Ford Edward Shade William C Thomas Clyde A Doyle A Lee Coble Helen C Adams Clarence E Wilson William S Sergeant Margaret C Holliday and Orville Wine.
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Merorieries
Herbert Watson
Lemuel W. Brown
James Laws
Ade— B. Keen
Ruth J. Sherman
Ellis Ford
Edward Shade
William C. Thomas Clyde A. Doyle
A. Lee Coble
Helen C. Adams
Clarence E Wilson
William
Sergeant
Margaret C. Holliday
Orville Wine
Byrnes Leaves Democrats to Back Eisenhower for President
South Carolina Governor James F. Byrnes announced at a news conference that he will support General Dwight D. Eisenhower for president, saying loyalty to country comes before party and citing his belief in Eisenhower as best to “clean up the mess in Washington.” The move drew sharp criticism from the State Democratic campaign, which said Byrnes has deserted the party.
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Battle
Democratic Committee
Campbell County
Democrat Committee
Oe SS Ae
Sparkman
Alabama
Morencen
Eisenho
Stevenson
Byrnes
South Carolina
Eisenhower
Parker
William Tuck
Sen
Ord
Floyd Landreth
Galax
Virginia
South
Landreth
Columbia
S. C
James F. Byrnes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eipnhower
Washington
Congress
Teleare Gate
Legisla
Super-Service and Novick Trucks Collide in Md
A two-tractor collision on U.S. 40 near New Market Maryland left driver William Allen Lee of Strasby seriously injured. The crash halted the Transcontinental Highway for about two hours. Carlos Egbert Reed 25 of Gainsboro Va driving for Super-Service Motor Freight Co Nashville Tenn reported a jackknife and trailer swing into Lee’s eastbound cab. Police estimated damage at 22500 dollars.
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New Market
U.S. 40
Here
William Allen Lee
Strasby
C. G. Mades
Maryland
Mades
Carlos Egbert Reed
Gainsboro
Super
Motor Freight Co
Nashville
Malik Takes Seat As Nations Vow Viet Nam Laos Cambodia Roles
Nase N Y O Malik arrives at the United Nations representing a bloc including Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia. The delegation signals regional focus on security development and regional cooperation within the UN framework.
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Nase N. Y. O. Malik
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
United Nations
Polio crisis grows as nationwide cases surge in 1952
AP survey shows at least 50 000 polio cases expected, far above 1949. Epidemic rates in 21 states. outbreaks flare in towns. Names include Prue Oklahoma and Milwaukee incidents. teens more affected, iron lungs, March of Dimes aid expanding. National picture from AP, NFIP, and Public Health Service.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Science
New York
Prue
Okla
Lock Haven
Milwaukee
Paul Linnemanstons
Los Angeles General Hospital
Associated Press
National Foundation For
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis, and U. S. Public Health Service
Hart BE. van Riper
Foundation
Caudle Details Slack Trips Aimed at Dismissing Indictments
Lamar Caudle testified before a House Judiciary subcommittee that Eilis Slack was sent to Nashville to get tax indictments dismissed and traveled to Milwaukee for a major tax case with ex Senator Scott Lucas defending. He linked the trips to efforts to block indictments by a St Louis grand jury and noted connections to Justice Department actions.
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Harry P. Snyder
Washington
Lamar Caudle
Eilis N. Slack
St. Loui
Nashville
Slack
Milwaukee
Scott Lucas
Ilinois
Lucas
J. Howard Vee- Grath
Caudle
Truman
House
Justice Department
St. Louis
U. S
Junee Moore
Slacks
Pat Sut
Kremer to Head Community Chest Advance Gifts
J. T. Kremer will be Advance Gifts Chairman for the 1952 Winchester-Frederick County Community Chest campaign. A unit of 35 business and civic leaders will canvass individuals and firms. Campaign runs Oct. 13 to 30 to fund seven agencies including the Salvation Army and Boy Scouts.
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Kremer
Community Chest
J. T. Kremer
Advance Gifts
Winchester-Frederick County
Armstrong, Jr
Cities Service Oil Co
Kert K. Woltz
Robert Lemuel Brown
Ralph Larson
Grove White
Stewart Bell, Jr
Mr. Kremer
Chest
E. Piccadilly Street
George Washington Hotel
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Winchester Day Nursery
Negro Day Nursery
Sacred Heart Boys’ Club
Children's Home Society of Virginia
Wright Named Vice and Sales Manager at O Sullivan Corp
Beverly Wright is promoted to vice and sales manager of the Shoe Findings Division succeeding A C Halvosa who resigned. Wright has eight years with the firm and was formerly Sales Supervisor for the Southeast region from Maryland to Louisiana. He will head the shoe findings sales organization from the Winchester home office.
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O’sulli Rubber Corporation
Beverly Wright
Shoe Findings
A. C. Halvosa
Wright
Maryland
Louisiana
Winchester
Eisenhower Defends Nixon as Honest Man in California
General Dwight D. Eisenhower praised Senator Nixon in California as an honest man and vowed to disclose all facts to the American people. He denied allegations about fundraising tactics and said he would discuss the issue with Nixon soon as he traveled.
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Eisen Cial
Dwight Hower
Sen
Richard Or Nixon
California
Nixon
Nebraska
Sen. Nixon
Tnis
Hager
Eisenhower
Viscose Workers Seek Wage Hike in Nitro West Virginia
Workers at the Viscose plant in Nitro West Virginia press for higher wages and better pay terms amid rising living costs. Union representatives say negotiations with management are ongoing as employees push for a specified pay increase and improved benefits.
Renovation Begins in City Clerk's Office Quarters
Work starts in the City Building to enlarge the Clerk Peyton J. Marshall's quarters after council authorization. The project, to relieve vault space shortages for city records, followed committee studies and approvals by the City Hall and School Committee and Common Council. The office moves include relocating the City Sergeant and Recreation/ Welfare spaces as planned.
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Peyton J. Marshall
Elliott D. Marshall
J. W. Arthur
J. Fred Larrick
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Lee Coole
Claude Smalts
C R. Anderson
Beene
G . Baker
Recreation Department
Committee Council
Welefare Department
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Joseph Short
Ike
Aiken
Berryville
Eer
Shorty Smyer
American Legion
Ken Windle
Rhythm Kings
Agers Brown Jug
Geek
Main &T
Frontal
George D. Aiken
Senate
O'Sullivan Corp
Beax Ona
Nitro, W. Va
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