Union Leaders Defy Court Order To Call Off Strike
The report notes union leaders defy a court order by continuing a strike as Germany tests East West cooperation prospects for Stalin. It highlights Paris Peace Conference talks, Molotov and Byrnes statements, and the push to demilitarize Germany including possible Soviet economic alignment with Anglo American plans. Andrei Gromyko appears in coverage of U.N. security discussions on China and U.S. troop withdrawals post Japan.
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Washington
Germany
Stalin
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Paris
Molotov
America
Byrnes
Winston Churchill
Moscow
Kremlin
Rcent
Europe
Middle
U. N. Security Council
Andrei Gromyko
Lake Success
N. Y
China
U. S
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
CIO
Ldge
Weston Seismograph Records Quake Near Weston Mass
A quite strong tremor was picked up by the Weston College seismograph in Weston Massachusetts. The Rev Daniel Linehan spoke at the annual hinge and noted the quake lasted about 112 hours. He doubted today's quake matched the August 8 event which caused fatalities and a tidal wave.
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Weston
Mass
West Indies
Puerto Rico
Weston College
Daniel Linehan
Annal Henge
Father Linehan
Stalin Statements Seen Fast-Tracking Paris Conference
Paris September 25 The Paris Peace Conference corridors echoed belief that Stalin's remarks will speed the 21 nation talks toward completing five treaties by October 15. The Big Five ministers approved a speedup plan urging gag limits on long winded speakers and votes on every issue by October 5. Molotov signaled agreement with limits while content with debate constraints.
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Paris
Stalin
Russ
Erence
V. M. Molotov
Shenandoah Valley Fund Drive Opens in Winchester Area
Winchester will launch a fund drive this week to raise 9000 for Shenandoah Valley Inc over three years. Local heads are Tom Creedle W M Crichards and T G Scully with Eugene Branch Tom Bald ridge and others directing. Prospects pledge voluntarily with a third due now and the rest in two annual installments. Literature is being mailed to 300 prospects as Titus leads as campaign director.
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Shenandoah
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
F. Sannick
Tom Creedle
W. M. Crichards
T. G. Scully
Ssseaaton
Shenandoah Valey
Staunton
Clif Titus
Barney
Anderson speech on farm prices targets meat shortages
Secretary Clinton Anderson’s Albuquerque talk aims to reassure consumers that livestock farmers have not struck since price controls on meat. He warns higher farm prices would raise consumer costs and reduce domestic demand, while noting a meat shortage linked to livestock supply rather than price ceilings.
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Washington
Secretary of
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
Agriculture Department
CPA
Price Decontrol Board
Anderson
Farm payment announced by AAA committee
The Frederick County AAA Committee announces a payment of $2.00 per acre to producers establishing a satisfactory winter cover crop from rye oats barley wheat or mixtures sown in fall 1946. A satisfactory cover is land uniformly covered with forage ready to harvest and not cut for hay. Early seed should withstand winter freeze.
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Frederick County
AAA
Kaiser Tells Committee He Is Five Million In Profit Or Sunk
Washington September 25 Kaiser told the House Merchant Marine Committee he would back any congressionally devised system to remove wartime profits if it spurs production. He warned of a potential thirty million dollar loss tied to his Fontana California steel plant and noted government actions on steel assets as part of the wartime program.
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Henry J. Kaiser
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Kaiser
J (International
Washington
Congressional
Congress
House Merchant Marine Committee
Bland
D-Va
Rheems Construction Company
Providence
R. I
Maritime Commission
Walsh-Kaiser Company
Walsh Construction Company
McConnell
Weicg
Ohio
Edgar
Fontana
Calif
RFC
Geneva
Utah
U. S. Steel
Lowe Pleads Guilty in Petty Larceny Case
C Worthington Lowe former Lutheran minister now in Washington DC pleaded guilty to petty larceny in Corporation Court. He was fined 50 and costs and given a 90 day suspended jail term on probation 12 months. Original police court conviction appeal delayed trial. judge suspended jail and probation set.
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C. Worthington Lowe
Washington, D. C
Lowe
Corimona
James P. Reaton
Burr P. Harrison
John
Councal
Elliott Marshall
W. C. Armstrong
Front Royal
Soves Sao Se & Aunge
Venee
Venire
Valley Medical Society To Meet Here Thursday
The Medical Society of the Valley of Virginia will meet at the George Washington Hotel at 11 a m. tomorrow with Dr. Harrison F Flippin of the University of Pennsylvania as principal speaker on Penicillin and Streptomycin. He is a Charlottesville native and UVA alumnus. Other speakers include Dr. John H. Guss Staunton Dr. Joseph Wright Harrisonburg and Dr. Pembroke T Grove Winchester.
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The
Medical Society of the Valley of Virginia
George Washington
Harrison F. Flippin
University of Pennsylvania
Flippin
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Carroll Flippin
John H. Guss
Staunton
Joseph Wright
Harrisonburg
Pembroke T. Grove
Winchester
John Powers Presents Four Models On Wind Tonight
The radio segment features four famous models as guests with fashion tips from 8:45 p.m. Tune in for style advice by Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop.
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John Robert Powers
Margaret L. Hodgson
HAT & Dress Shop
Winchester Democrats Endorse Judge Harrison for Congress
At a mass meeting in Rouss city hall Winchester Democrats joined Frederick courtly in endorsing Judge Burr P. Harrison for the Democratic nomination to succeed Rep. A Willis Robertson. They elected 12 delegates and 12 alternates to vote as a unit at the 7th District Convention in Staunton. Delegates listed include H F Byrd Jr and W W Glass among others.
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Winchester
Rouss City Hall
Frederick Courtly
Burr P. Harrison
A. Willis Robertson
Carter Glass
Staunton
Judge Harrison
W. W. Glass
Congress
Warren County
Shenandoah
Page County
Congressman Robertson
Truman Combats Emergency Message In Campaign Speech
President Truman charges Republicans with obstruction and says the emergency is as great as Pearl Harbor. He calls for a Congress aligned with the 1944 Democratic platform during an informal White House gathering with 39 nominees. Carroll Reece retorts the administration bears sole blame and lacks leadership.
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Washington
Truman
Pearl Harbor
White House
Congress
Reece
Carroll Reece
Republican National Committee
Plickinger Opens New Osteopathic Office in Braddock Street
Dr. E. Brooks Plickinger osteopathic physician announces the opening of his new office at 104 North Braddock Street on September 23 1925.
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E. Brooks Plickinger
Rescuers Praised as Belated Recovery Recalled
Reports from Gander Newfoundland honor Helen Ruth Henderson of New York for prayers and congratulations as she recovers from burns in the Belgian Airline disaster. The Girl Scout executive saluted American rescue teams coordinating ground and air rescue by helicopter and PBY flying boat.
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Gander
Newfoundland
Helen Ruth Henderson
New York
International
Greek Premier Declares Northern Violence as Actual War
Greek Premier Constantin Tsaldaris said violence in northern Greece amounts to actual war against the state and that the government will crush the resistance at any cost. He warned of ongoing Leftist activity, denied imminent danger to Macedonia, and urged national unity ahead of the Paris peace conference.
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Salonika
Greece
Constantin Tsaldaris
Macedonia
American Soldier Accused in Shanghai Beating Case
The Russian Daily News reports an American soldier attacked a 55 year old Soviet citizen after being rebuked for accosting a Russian woman. Four other American soldiers allegedly joined the beating before Chinese gendarmerie intervened.
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Shanghai
News Today
Ivan Terentiev
McCormack Urges 60 Day Suspension of Price Ceilings
Massachusetts Democrat House Majority Leader McCormack called for a sixty day suspension of price controls on meat and scarce foods. He telegraphed OPA Administrator Porter stressing hospitals and citizens need adequate meat and food supplies and hinted at possible Truman support after discussions in Washington.
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Boston
House
W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Washington
Braddock Street Methodists Seek Hawkins Return
Braddock Street Methodist Church leaders asked the conference to reinstate Dr. Hawkins as minister while planning new year duties. The quarterly meeting, led by Rev. R Orman J D D, also noted district officials and long time treasurer Mr Barr who has served since 1907. The Rev Dr Bryant, district superintendent, submitted his resignation and requested not to be re elected.
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Braddock Street Methodists
Hawkins
Thomas J. Hawkins
Braddock Street Methodist Church
R. Orman J
Dr. Bryant
Ter
George W. Haddox
Barr
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T. J. Kremer
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Harry K. Benham
W. W. Baker
Lee A. Brown
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James Hart
Forest Fansler
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