Quota Club Plans Welfare Fund Play and Rummage
At a program meeting of the Quota Club held last night at the Chanticleer Inn the group voted to sponsor a Winchester Little Theatre production in November to benefit child welfare. Proceeds will support welfare work as discussed by President Mrs Robert Pizzgano. A rummage sale is set for October 3 and 4. Dr H S Maccabin spoke on tuberculosis and X ray screening linked to regional health efforts.
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Quota Club
Chanticleer Inn
Winchester
L. &. Patten
Robert Pizzgano
H. S Maccabin
Kelley
Winchesterr
B. Tion
Prederick-Winchester Health
Maccabin
How's YOUR L Answers in Verbal Dimension Men Obi
Fragmentary OCR note references answers to auis questions in a verbal dimension. It mentions The flagstaff and Van el oe 1 but lacks clear events or names. The readable items are insufficient for a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Not Bolting GOP Says Sen Morse
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon denies bolting the GOP stating his refusal to campaign for Eisenhower does not mean a party defection. He criticized Senator Taft as a substitute leader guiding the party toward defeat and said he supports Eisenhower as of now, while noting Morse’s cautious stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wayne Morse
R-Ore
Dwight D. Eiss
APL
Robert A. Taft
Morse
Eisenhower
AFL
U. S. Builds Arctic Base and Polar Route Plans
Reporters from the United States and Denmark observe U. S. defense preparations in the Arctic. Officials discuss base construction on polar routes and long range bomber use in potential future conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Polar
U. S
Senator Nixon's Postage Use Sparks Moral Debate
Report notes a debate over using taxpayer funded postage for office operations and travel. Stephen A. Mitchell in Washington questions Nixon’s moral stance on distributing speeches and documents while holding Senate tenure.
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A. Mitchel
Washington
Nixon
Editors Predict Eisenhower Strength Across New England
Editors national survey shows New England likely to mirror 1948 results with New Hampshire Vermont and Connecticut leaning Democratic for some states while Massachusetts stays safely Democratic. Rural areas favor Eisenhower and cities favor Stevenson with a national trend toward a Republican edge in the South and possible gains in Texas Florida and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Thomas Dewey
South
Nisory
Texas
Florida
Louisiana
President Truman denies ordering Ike to take command of rail strike
President Truman at a news conference rejected a Times report that he ordered General Eisenhower to lead railway strikers drafted in 1946. He said no such order was given to Ike or by him, though he allowed another unnamed person might have discussed such a conversation.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
New York Times
Eisenhower
Army
the Times
Eisenhower Associates
Robert P. Patterson
Bandits Take $55,000 From Indiana Bank
Four masked men wearing railroad engineer caps robbed the Western Avenue branch of the National Bank and Trust Company of South Bend, wounding clerk George Lorence. Police hunted the gunmen near Plymouth, Indiana, about 20 miles away, after the noon holdup. The robbery followed a similar 1949 incident at the same bank.
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South Bend
Ind
Plymouth
Western Avenue
National Bank and Trust Company of
George Lorence
Atlantic Rural Exposition Opens With Record Prizes
The seventh annual Atlantic Rural Exposition opens in Richmond amid pennons and midway sounds. The 1 pm ceremony launched nine days of farm animal contests with a record $42 000 in prize money. Gov Battle is to inspect the fair grounds next Friday as the event centers on farm competitions and other entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Battle
Stra Hill
Last Confederate Vet In Arkansas Dies
William W. Loudermilk died at 104 in Jonesboro Arkansas confirming he was the state’s last Confederate veteran. He joined in 1864 at age 16 and served from water boy to sharpshooter seeing action at Chattanooga Marietta Nashville and Atlanta. Nine Confederates remain living per the 1952 convention roll.
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Jonesboro
Ark
William W. Loudermilk
John B. Hood
Arkansas
Loudermilk
Waterboy
Chattanooga
Marietta
Nashville
Atlanta
Gramt
The
Men In Gray
Prisoners Escape From Marine Base At Quantico
Three inmates fled from a guard detail at Quantico Marine Base in Virginia yesterday taking a 12 gauge shotgun. A search was underway today for the escapees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantico
Marine Corps
Leftist crowd attack in Tokyo targets Japanese officials
Nippo Times reports enraged leftists in Tokyo on September 26 manhandled Vice Foreign Minister Shinichi Shibusawa and other foreign office officials after being denied passports for a Red China peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Shinichi Shibusawa
Nippo Times
Egypt Seeks Arms From Great Britain
Egypt has formally applied to Britain to purchase weapons including jet propelled aircraft and Centurion tanks amid defense needs and postwar armament discussions.
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Egypt
Great Britain
London
Britain
Queen Elizabeth Declines Run for Royal Colt
London report says Queen Elizabeth will not accept invitation to race her colt. A European mare named Gey Mme. ran at Laurel Park Maryland on October 18, as announced by the manager of the royal racing stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Elizabeth
Gey Mme
Laurel Park
Maryland
Royal Racing Stables
Soviet American relations ice cold in Moscow says Kennan
U S ambassador George Kennan described Soviet American ties as icy cold in Moscow during a stop at Tempelhof airport en route to London. He said Americans face new restrictions with no social contact allowed and even servants keeping distance, comparing the situation to Nazi internment. He noted no improvement in Soviet attitude.
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Berlin
Moscow
U. S S
George Kennan
Kennan
Tempeldorf
London
Soviet
Yankees President Dan Topping Seeks Greenwich Marriage License
Dan Topping, 40, president of the New York Yankees, and Alice Meade Lowthers, 24, a New York model, applied for a marriage license in Greenwich, Conn as reported by Town Clerk Frederick D. Barrett.
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Greenwich
Conn
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
Alice Meade Lowthers
New York
Frederick D. Barrett
Tobey to Wed Mrs Crompton in Private Ceremony
Senator Tobey a 72 year old Republican from New Hampshire will marry longtime neighbor Mrs. David Crompton in a private ceremony at her home tomorrow. Tobey, twice widowed, begins his third marriage as Mrs. Crompton who is in her early sixties, becomes his second wife to die about a year ago.
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Waa. A
P U
Charles’ We . Tobey
David Crompton
Tobey
Mrs. Crompton
Caudie Massey testimony details pressure and conflicts
Caudie W. M. Massey testified for nearly six hours recounting pressure over tax evasion cases, influence attempts by a White House aide, and warnings against accepting capital cocktail invitations. He said FBI bid on Missouri vote fraud was limited and related officials sought to influence his decisions.
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W. M. Massey
Caudie
Slack
Nashville
Keating
White House
Mobile
Ala
Kansas City
Hll
FBI
Missouri
PMA Field Work Starts This Week In Frederick County
The Production and Marketing Administration begins field work with 25 community committeemen visiting farms through December 1 to explain the 1953 Agricultural Conservation Program. Leaders J. L. Heissman and district volunteers coordinate ACP outreach across Back Creek Gainesboro Opequon Shawnee Home Hack Stonewall and other areas.
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Frederick County
J. L. Heissman
PMA
Back Creek
Roy C. Triplett
H. L. LaFollette
B. Frye
T. Cooper
Allen Hershman
Gainesboro
Carlton Ramey
E. W. Adams, Jr
Robert A. Luttrell
Elmer M. Venskoske
Ivan Blake
Opequon
Robert K. Stickley
Lloyd Painter
Barley
Irvin Williams
Fred Gore
Shawnee
Henry Brumback
E. O. Rudolph
Home
Harold Cooper
W. W. Edmonson
Stonewall
Robert Russell
Carlton Dyke
J.J. McAboy
W. Weedon
Rental Overcharges Near Camp Pickett Charged
Eight landlords in the critical housing area near Camp Pickett face government charges for violating rent ceilings.
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Richmond
Camp Pickett
Sept Sales Directory Auction Listings for Rural Items
A series of farm auctions and sales listings across Virginia with dates in September and October. Items include tractors, farm machinery, livestock, bees, furniture, and household goods. Auctioneers named include Byron, Roy Duvall, W. F. Artrip Jr., and others near Berryville Middletown Winchester and Rosenberger Mill Road.
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Harry Lee Arnold
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
S. E. Baker
Middletown
Byron
Seer m
Verlis O
Furniture Pugh
Serasti
Roy Duvall
G. K. Wagner
Elizabethtown
A. C. Walker
Charles Duvall
van Hahn
Winchester
H. P. Push
Landon Rackley
Berryville Pike
Charles T. Snider
Shen Valley National Bank
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Joseph B. Newlin
Frederick County Court House
Rosenberger Mill Road
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Endowment committee to lead statewide college conference notes
J. Paul Gruver opens with Our Stewardship of Time. Reports on Bonebrake Seminary and administration follow. The conference includes Laymen's Benefit Association, Retirement and Widow's Aid, and a worship service led by Dr J Paul Grover. Meetings run through Sunday with tours and final service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andoah College
J. Paul Gruver
Fredeick Miller
Lebanon Valley College
Melvin Spensler
Quincy
Doescher
Bonebrake Seminary
T Deever
Council of Administration
D. H. W Kuebnick
Board of Publication
O O Arnold
Board of Pensions
A. H. Doescher
Laymen's Benefit Association
George C. Ludwig
W. Obaugh
W. E Wolfe
J. Pau, Grover
Martinsburg
Gregory Ag Ain
Calvin
Haven
Blairton
W. Va
Floyd Falk
Boundary
C. K
P. W. Fisher
E. R. Kesecker
Co. W
Press
E. Sheaffer
C W Hiser
Millard R. Floyd
H. L. Palk
S. J. Westfall
D. F. Clovier
Glenn Kile
H. T Frey
Tellers
George 8. Widmyer
C. A. Moon
Ralph Jenkins
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Uota Club
Rome
John W. Rosenberger
Gop
Sen. Morse
Arctic
Stephens City
Electrolux
Byron Brumback
R. E. Helmick
Ihe
Bandits
Indiana Bank
Atlantic Rural Exposition
Sen. Tobey
Kernstown
Verlis O. Pugh
BRUMBACK @ SONS
Cameron St
Rileys Real Estate
Rouss Ave
Seena
Wstop
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron St
Ciation Court
Finnie E. Patterson
Frances W. Taylor
Loudoun Street
Wiebnes
H. W. Brent
Milton Thompson
Circuit Court
Samuel Trenary
James H. Yeakley
Armistead
Martinsbers
Market Street
J. Frederick Larrick
E. T. Snider
Fannie E. Patterson
Frances W. Torter
Marshall
Corporation Court of
Pittsburgh
Actiky
Pittsburgh Paints
U. S. Gov't
Kansas
John Stuart & CO
Clearbrook
Gladys
Chas. Duvall
Braddock Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Buddy Artrip
Wardensville Grade
John H. Lamp
William H. Smith
Lews Gale
John
Lamp
Lewis
John Whisson
Wardensville
Parce
John Mp
Geraldine Mayhew
Ico
Reaoree
Sepa
Tactlenans
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