City Restaurant Owners Weigh Trade Problems In OPA Rollback
Winchester restaurant owners meet at the Golden Glow to discuss the OPA retreat from meat meal price rollback. Leaders like James Pappas and Nick Kostopulos outline efforts by the National Restaurant Association and local action in Virginia to press for relief and a higher nationwide price increase.
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OPA
Winchester Restaurant Association
Golden Glow
James Pappas
Winchester Organization
Winchester
Valley of Virginia
National Restaurant Association
National Organization
Washington
Robert Wilson
Association
Justice Jackson to Resume Court Duties After Nürnberg Role
Justice Robert H. Jackson said he has no intention of leaving the Supreme Court for any other public post. He expects to return to Washington for the fall term after the international military tribunal delivers its verdicts next week. He dismissed talk of becoming ambassador to London or any other office and noted Secretary Byrnes would be his preferred contact if considering such a post.
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Mernberg
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Jackson
Hugo Black
Washington
International Military Tribunal
U. S
Nuernberg
London
United States Supreme Court
Byrnes
W. Averell Harriman
Commerce
Truman urges cadets on peace and leadership at West Point
President Truman told U S Military Academy cadets at Washington Hall that a permanent peace is possible and the nation will need military leadership even after the war. He warned Americans may later regret not supporting soldiers and sailors.
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West Point
N. Y
Truman
U. S. Military Academy
United States
Washington Hall
U N Scientists Rule Possibility Of Controlling Atomic Energy
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission scientists released a unanimous 22 page report declaring that effective control of atomic energy is technically feasible based on current facts. The findings note safeguards for mining and fuel production and warn clandestine production could occur in small, concealed facilities.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
United Nations
Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Scientific and Technical Committee
Diplomatic Tension Over Belgrade Information Service Closure
The United States protests the closing of the American information reading room in Belgrade, fearing a broader curtailment of Western information into Eastern Europe. Belgrade accuses the US Information Service of anti Yugoslav activities, with Yugoslav authorities keeping the facility shut as officials warn of wider Soviet aligned regimes possibly following suit.
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Washington
America
Belgrade
U. S
Europe
State Department
United States Information Service
Tito
United States
Russia
Clayton
Yugoslavia
Wallace Pepper ticket support counted by Democratic committee
The Democratic National Committee reached a pre election armistice with Wallace and Pepper and will arrange campaign speeches for the ticket. Sparkman predicted Truman will run in 1948 and that Wallace and Pepper will back him. Officials said Pepper will speak nationwide and endorses returning a Democratic Congress. A separate notice announces Dr. E Brooks Plickinger opening a new office at 104 N Braddock St.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Pepper
Florida
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Truman
Wallace
Sparkman
Byrnes
Robert E. Hannegan
National Committee
Hannegan
Wallace Pepper
Democratic
E. Brooks
Former Cabinet Members Call For Big Three Meeting
Two ex cabinet officials urged a three power summit of Truman Attlee and Stalin to quell bitterness and war talk and steer peace talks. Harold Ickes and Henry Morgenthau Jr proposed the meeting during a progressive conference session.
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Chicago
Truman
Attlee
Stalin
Harold L. Ickes
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Ickes
Morgenthau
Conference of Progressives
U S Accused Of Interference In Danube Affairs
The United States faces Soviet charges over Danube navigation as Russia accuses Washington of pressuring Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. John G Winant proposes a Vienna conference by November 1 to resolve vessel access and restart Danube traffic.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
Russia
Danube
United Nations Economic and Social Council
U. S
John G. Winant
America
Vienna
Winant
Nikolai Feenoy
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Economic and Social Council
Public Sale Of Automobile 1939 Plymouth In Winchester
Public sale of a 1939 Plymouth sedan with a nearly new motor heater and radio at 12 30 p m Saturday October 5 1946 in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia. Evelyn L Cather administratrix estate of Wilbur C Cather deceased R P Duvall auctioneer.
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Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Evelyn L. Cather
Wilbur C. Cather
D. R. P. Duvall
Kidnapped Wife Once Tried For Perjury Says FBI
Mrs Mary Pyle Kimmey wife of U S Army sergeant Glynn F Kimmey was kidnapped from bed by a paroled ex convict Chalmers Howard Laubaugh who had earlier forced Shirley Shelton to accompany him to Washington D C The FBI said Laubaugh convicted on White Slave charges was paroled recently and a parole violation warrant was issued A statewide alert was issued for Laubaugh and the Kimmey woman as both faced perjury convictions from Laubaughs Mann Act trial and Laubaugh a former suitor was also convicted in 1926 for burglary and larceny
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Freehold
N. J
Mary Pyle Kimmey
S. K. McKee
New Jersey
FBI
McKee
Chalmers Howard Laubaugh
Shirley Shelton
Anderson
Ind
Washington
D.C
Miss Shelton
District of Columbia
D. C
Lorton
Reformatory
Laubaugh
Kimmey
U. S. Army
Glynn F. Kimmey
Huntsville
Texas
Four Servicemen Injured When Jeep Rolls Over
Four servicemen were injured last night when a Jeep overturned on U S Route 50 seven miles west of Winchester. The group was en route to Red House West Virginia when the crash occurred. Harley Carr sustained a broken leg a fractured hip and possible internal injuries. Bill Buhrman of Baltimore owned the Jeep and was driving. Allen Wulfeck Camp Lee and Earl Phillips Bowling Green were treated for lacerations. Buhrman and Carr remained in hospital this morning. Wulfeck was thrown clear and called them lucky to survive the demolition of the Jeep.
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Winchester
Red House
W. Va
Bill Buhrman
Baltimore
Allen Wulfeck
Camp Lee
Earl Phillips
Bowling Field
Harley Carr
Buhrman
Wulfeck
Russia seeks joint control of Dardanelles Straits with Turkey
Moscow disclosed Russia asked Turkey for direct talks on future Dardanelles control. Proposal envisions a two power meeting before any wider nine power Montreux Convention conference. Aim is to share defense and limit control to Black Sea powers. Also notes Memorial and war loss notices from Clarke County.
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Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Montreux
Black Sea
Gold Star
Clarke County
Berryville
John B McKee Elected President of Medical Association
At the Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia meeting held Thursday at the George Washington Hotel, Dr John B McKee of Winchester was elected president. Dr Lyle Hansbrough of Front Royal became vice president and Dr Drefuss of Clifton Forge was chosen secretary. The next meeting is set for Harrisonburg in May 1947.
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Winchester-Prederick County War Memorial Association
George Washington Hotel
Medical Association of the
Sessistant
Sistant
University of Pennsylvania
Valley
Lyle Hansbrough
Front Royal
Drefuss
Clifton Forge
Harrisonburg
San Antonio Flood Damage May Be Million
The San Antonio flood left six dead and seven missing as the crest moved toward the Gulf of Mexico. Evacuations were ordered for lowland residents while cleanup and rehabilitation faced the city. Damages were estimated between 1 million and 8 million dollars with only a portion insured. Army planes and amphibious boats aided rescues in the Mitchell Lake and Salado Creek areas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Dudley A. Reekie
C. O. Sawtelle
San Antonio Insurance Exchange
Kelly Field
Mitchell Lake
Here
Army
Salado Creek
Eddie Bradford
Clyde Connelly
U S Proposal Adopted by Peace Conference in Paris
In Paris on September 28 the peace conference approved an American plan to bar Yugoslavia from signatory benefits of the Italian treaty if it refuses to sign. The Italian line boundary between Italy and Yugoslavia was affirmed. Yugoslavia said it would not sign the treaty or withdraw its army from northwestern Austria, while the US urged the boundary terms not to advantage any Allied state not party to the pact.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Italy
Marshal ‘Tito
Austria
United States
Milburn to be reconsidered by police panel
Mayor says the city council police committee and Chief Hollis will likely meet this afternoon to decide on Officer Robert Milburn's reinstatement after his acquittal in Corporation Court of feloniously shooting and wounding a man during a Handley campus disturbance. Milburn had been suspended since July 13. Judge Harrison defended the jury verdict and noted it did not imply court approval of the shooting.
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C. R. Anderson
City Council
C. W. Hollis
Robert Milburn
Milburn
Corporation Court
William Dunn
Handley
Burr P. Harrison
Harrison
Nomination battle shapes Seventh District Democratic race
Staunton dispatch reports preview of the Seventh District Democratic convention with Judge Burr Harrison of Winchester leading on the first ballot and G Pred Switzer of Harrisonburg withdrawing his bid. Switzer supporters urged unity as Rockingham and Harrisonburg bloc votes split, while 61 Rockingham and Hart delegates were pledged to Switzer during the session.
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C. G. Quesenberg
Nesboro
F. Cleveland Davis
Lexington
Switzer
W. H. Peyton
Staunton
Robert Whitehead
House of Delegates
Nelson
Whitehead
Rockingham and
Hart
Missing England test pilot Geoffrey De Haviland feared dead after Swallow blast
Police and troops sweep the Thames estuary area near All-Hallows-on-the-Set England for the missing pilot Geoffrey De Havilland. The 37 year old aviation scion vanished after his tail-less experimental jet Swallow exploded during a test flight 10 000 feet above the river. The incident could mark the first supersonic blast in history. Three Hammond Indiana high school youths were killed when struck by a Nickel Plate freight train at Black Oak while fleeing the oncoming locomotive. Melvin Altbilberg 16 Charles Chick 15 and James Walker 15 died. James August Blair 16 survived after reaching his home to report the tragedy.
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All-Hallows-On-The-Set
England
Thames
Geoffrey de Havilland
Filer
Hammond
Ind
Hammond Technical High School
Black Oak
Cary
Melvin Altbilberg
Charles Chick
James Walker
Ammond
James August Blair
Coma Mother Flies Home to San Francisco for Soldier Husband
Allentown report says Rhods Wenger, 22, accompanying her four month old child Karen Beth and husband Wenger 23, is aboard a DC-3 army hospital plane for an 18 hour flight from Walter Reed to Letterman General Hospital. She suffers brain injuries from an auto crash months earlier.
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Allentown
Rhods Wenger
San Francisco
Karen Beth
Wenger
Ton
Walter Reed Hospital
Letterman General Hospital
Indonesian premier seeks de facto recognition in talks
Premier Sutan Sjahrir told correspondents in Batavia that Indonesia will demand de facto recognition of the Republican government authority in Java and Sumatra before negotiations with the Dutch government.
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Batavia
Java
Sutan Sjahrir
Java Sumatra
Board Expects No Appeal On Meat Ceilings Before November
Washington dispatch reports Price Decontrol Board chair Roy L. Thompson says no formal appeal for removing meat ceilings is expected before November. He predicts the meat shortage will persist for some time as grass-fed cattle supplies improve later in the fall. The Office of Price Administration plans to raise restaurant meat ceilings next week after industry protests.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Roy L. Thompson
Thompson
OPA
Ee Ee
Decontrol Board
Congress
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State Restaurant Organization
Nick Kostopulos
Portsmouth
Virginia State Restaurant Association
H. L. Walker
James Aye
Virginia Beach
R. McGeorge
Walter F. Clark
Justice Jackson
U. N
Thougeout
South Braddock St
Leland W. Brondstater
Loudour St
Telehhone
H. J. Heinz Co
Ridgewood Fruit Industries
Valley Pike
Brannon’s Cleaners
Berryville Ave
Chalmers Howard
Carr
Burman
Dardanelles Straits
John McKee
Medical Association
Burr Harrison
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