Survivors From Lidice To Tell Of Crime Trial
A group of 13 Lidice survivors living in German homes will testify about the 1942 massacre and child abductions by the Rusha agency. War crimes prosecutors say about 13 defendants, including some women, face trial around October 20 in Germany.
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Mernberg
Germany
Lidice
Rusha
U S Colonel Nabbed By Soviet Released In Berlin
In Berlin a U S Army lieutenant colonel and a civilian employee were seized by Russian soldiers under a major in the Russian sector and held for three hours before release without explanation or apology. The incident occurred under Allied Kommandatura supervision.
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Berlin
U. Army
Kommandatura
Control of Moths By DDT Looses Some Other Apple Pests
Virginia and West Virginia apple growers report fewer codling moths due to extensive DDT use, though red banded leaf roller and orchard mites rise. Officials warn stronger reliance on DDT shifts balance of pests and natural enemies, noting cooler wet seasons aided moth suppression and lead arsenate loses ground.
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Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Berlin Agency In Russian Sector Runs German Office
A Berlin central statistical office in the Russian sector operates under German administration with eight German staff and a German officer guiding proceedings. The prosecu tion staff in Nurenberg requested material from the office and the arrangement reflects postwar control dynamics.
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Terial
Nurenberg
Berlin
Early English Tile Makers Traveled to Build Kilns for Big Orders
Early English ceramic tile makers allegedly journeyed across the country and erected temporary kilns at sites receiving large tile orders rather than maintaining permanent plants.
Cuban Plot to Overthrow Dominican Republic Shattered
Cuban army officials say a 1500 man expeditionary force aimed at ousting Dominican President Trujillo was broken up. Col. Diaz reported seized bombing planes and documents, while Gen. Perez said two ships carrying about 800 men surrendered at Antilla and were brought to Havana. Some prisoners blamed U S intervention.
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Cuba
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Oscar Diaz
Supreme Tribunal
Genovevo Perez
Ramon Grau San Martin
Antilla
Perez
Col. Diaz
Orlando Masferrer
Communist Party
Diaz
United States
Elliott Rooskvelt credited as WWII pilot and navigator
The Army Air Forces note Elliott Rooskvelt served as navigator in 1942 and as pilot in 1945. He flew 89 combat missions over Germany.
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Elliott
Germany
Auction Listings for Clarke County Livestock and Household Goods
A sequence of harvest auctions listing dates, times, and locations in Clarke County and nearby areas. Items include livestock, machinery, household goods, antiques, and land parcels across multiple farms such as the Barton Farm, Miller farms near Gore, and the Kernstown area with dates from October 1 to November 1. Prominent sellers include Mrs. Anna Cummins, J E Rinker, John Elliott, and Frank Royston among others.
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North Castleman’s Ferry
Clarke County
J. E. Rinker
Loudoun
Winchester
John Elliott
Old Sherman Farm
Joseph Barton
U.S
Gore
Whitacre
William Boyce
Sam Loy
Round Hill
Attie Shiley
Clearbrook
U. S
Frank Royston
Boyce
Russians escalate anti American campaign in Moscow press
U S officials warn of intensified Soviet propaganda against President Truman. A Russian magazine attack likening Truman to Hitler signals a move to discredit the United States abroad. The opposition to Truman has sparked a formal protest from the American embassy in Moscow over the Literary Gazette criticisms.
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Washington
U. S
Moscow
Truman
Hitler
United States
Soviet Union
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations Assembly
State Department
Mr. Truman
United Brethren Pastors Appointments Across Virginia Conference
The Virginia conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church announces weekly appointments for pastors and concurrent assignments. Key posts include Floyd L. Falk Antioch as superintendent, W. E. Canoles Arlington, George B. Riley Blairton Greensburg, Calvin Harden Bayard, Paul J. Slonaker Broadway, O. W. Winsman Churchville, C. K. Kelche Dayton, D. A. Frazier Edinburg, Wiliam B. Obaugh Franklin, E. G. Miller Harrisonburg, L. E. Shaeffer Great Cacapon, Owen R. Kesner Shenandoah, J. R. Collis Staunton, and many others. Also listed are missionaries and chaplains serving in Sierra Leone, Africa, the U S Army and Navy chaplaincies, plus conference supply staff and regional assignments.
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Evangelical
U. B. Church
Virginia
Floyd L. Falk
Antioch
W. E. Canoles
Arlington
George B. Riley
Blairton- Greensburg
Calvin Harden
Bayard
Harry Koontz
Berkley Springs
C. A. Moon
Paul J. Slonaker
Broadway
W. E. Wolfe
Churchville
O. W. Winsman
Cumberland
C. K.elche
Dayton
James A. Swain
Edinburg
D. A. Frazier
Elkton
Wiliam B. Obaugh
Franklin
L. E. Shaeffer
Great Cacapon
B. F. Spitzre
Hardy
O. E. Hall
Harrisonburg
E. G. Miller
Inwood-Pikeside
Owen R. Kesner
Jones Springs
Rev
E. R. Kerch
Roanoke
Hillard R. Floyd
Riverton
E. E. Capllinger
Shenandoah
P. W. Fisher
Singers Glen
H. L. Falk
Sleepy Creek
H. E. Richardson
South Branch
George Widmyer
Staunton
John R. Sawyer
St. Luke’s
J. R. Collis
Toms Brook
G. M. Poole
Verona
R. L. Brill
Waynesboro
C. J. Racey
J. H. Brunk
Brethren Continue Study of Early Church Passion
Rev. Steffler urged members to revisit the driving passion of Jesus Christ Paul and the early church leaders. Public service at 7 30 tonight features Dr A V Kimmell of Philadelphia heading to Africa. Wednesday includes prayer praise led by Steffler and home missions messages.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Apostle Paul
Steffler
Paul Dick
A. V. Kimmell
Philadelphia
Mr. Steffler
Mr. Lepp
Yankees Rally Fails as Dodgers Tie in Bottled Inning
Branca walked Brown to load the bases in the third as Hank Behrman allowed one strike and could not retire a batter. Stirnweiss drove in a run, and Henrich followed with a sharp single to left scoring two. Berra and Dixiel remained. Dimaggia flew out to end the threat.
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Branca
Hank Behrman
Hugh Casey
Dodger
Behrman
Johnson
Stirnweiss
Robinson
Edwards
Lindell
Henrich
Rizzuto
Berra
Walker
Dixie
Dimaggia
Hermanski
Telephone company shows subscriber gains and planned investments
The Winchester exchange serves 5919 subscribers, up 40 percent in 25 months, while Steph ens City lists 575 telephones, a 60 percent rise. The company spent $65,000 this year on dial equipment and switchboards and is committed to another $166,000 for cable, relief, and extensions.
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Winchester Exchange
Stephens City
Virginia Restaurant Changes Hands On East Piccadilly Street
The Virginia Restaurant on East Piccadilly Street, formerly Markwood's Restaurant, is under new management with kitchen reorganized and new arrangements implemented.
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Virginia
East Piccadilly St
Markwood’s Restaurant
Bahamans Start Apple Harvest
A group of 127 Bahama ne groes arrived to work in local orchards. Eighteen were sent to a Washington camp, leaving 109 at the main camp. Their contract with the Frederick County Fruit Growers Assn. becomes effective tomorrow.
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Frederick County
Youth Commits to Hospital for Mental Evaluation In Marion
Donald Coffman alias George Sonny Forney, after pleading guilty to 10 counts of breaking and entering and larceny, is ordered by Judge Elliott Marshall in corporation court to be confined in the state hospital at Marion for mental evaluation and observation.
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George Sonny Forney
Marion
Elliott Marshall
Corporation Court
Coffman
4-H Club Demonstration and Style Show Details
The article lists 4-H participants in contests and a style show with judges in agriculture, livestock, and home economics. Adams, David McCraw, Glenna Patterson, John Wolfe, Nancy Baker, and Mrs. Mary Whitacre are named among participants and organizers while W. R. Legge, Raymond I. Hoover, A. L. Fry, Elizabeth Otey, and Carolyn Alsop are identified as judges.
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Adams
David McCraw
Glenna Patterson
John Wolfe
Nancy Baker
Mary Whitacre
Agriculture and Livesock
W. R. Legge
Raymond I. Hoover
A. L. Fry
Elizabeth Otey
Carolyn Alsop
Senate GOP policy meeting to discuss stop gap plan
GOP to convene a Senate Republican policy committee gathering next month to discuss the stop gap plan. House and Senate leaders plan early and mid November meetings as 13 members return from a Europe trip. Senator Lucas endorses bipartisan support once all facts are in.
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Senate Republican Policy Committee
Eaton
R-Nj
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Europe
Lucas
D-Ill
Senate
Congress
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