Russians Plan Mass Maneuvers In Berlin Skies
Berlin dispatches report the Soviet occupation army is preparing large air maneuvers in early October with significant air participation. U S Air Force officers say they have no notice from Moscow and cannot confirm corridors used to supply West Berlin. A Mirone protest followed after Soviet Yak fighters buzzed two U S airlift planes within 100 feet of the Skymasters.
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Berlin
United States Air Force
U.S
Thurmond Sees 100 Electoral Votes in November
Washington dispatch reports Gov. J. Strom Thurmond predicts the States' Democratic ticket will win more than 100 electoral votes on November 2. He believes the election could go to the House with each state delegation casting one vote and says his own chance of election is good. He adds his campaign is not helping the Dewey campaign and notes without his entry Dewey would have carried much of the South.
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Washington
J. Strom Thurmond
Democratic Party
the of Representatives
Dewey
South
Sale Directory for October Auction Highlights
October auctions listed with times and items including bank stock estate items. J H Punk Estate sale at court steps features bank stock and local items. R Fay sale postponed to October 5 at 10 am offers antique furniture and kitchen furnishings from Hack Woods area.
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J. H. Punk
Ines
R. Fay
Hackwoods
Mrotheas
Anti Soviet Bloc Forming in Middle East In UN
Reliable informants say twelve nations plan a Middle East bloc in the United Nations to oppose Soviet policies. Greece and Egypt cleared the way at a meeting, with Afghan istan to Yemen among the participating states. Representatives will meet to organize.
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Paris
United Nations
Constantin Tsaldaris
Ahmed Khashaba Pasha
Afghanistan
Egypt
Ethiopia
Greece
Iraq
Iran
Lebanon
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Turkey
Yemen
Czech beauty names two in hotel jewel heist
Mrs. Sironia Loew of Milton Massachusetts identified Stephen Bayer and William Bruley in a lineup as two of three towel masked men who robbed her of 75000 dollars in jewels in a Manhattan hotel suite early yesterday.
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New York
Manhattan
Sironia Loew
Milton
Mass
Stephen Bayer
William Bruley
Retiring Winchester postmaster lauded by staff and public
The Winchester postmaster, feted by postal workers and inundated with letters and calls, expressed deep gratitude for loyal colleagues and public support. He plans to devote time to his orchard and Mt Hebron Cemetery Co, of which he was elected president, while eyeing cemetery grounds expansion and east side development.
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Page
Winchester
Mt. Hebron Cemetery Co
Russian Lieutenant Wounds German Civilian in Berlin Incident
A Russian lieutenant in Berlin fired at a German civilian after leaving the U S sector believing pursuit by military police. He apologized to an American officer, claiming fear of arrest. A protest will be sent to Soviet authorities as the soldier crossed into the American sector armed. Two German civilians reportedly wounded earlier in Lichtenrade during the incident.
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Berlin
U. S
Vis
Toam
Thomas F. Lancer
Madison
Lichtenrade
Davenport Rites for Lish Davenport Held Saturday
Funeral services are set for 1:30 p m Saturday at White Post for Lish Davenport who died Monday in Washington. He leaves a son in Clarke and is a brother of Carrie Davenport of Winchester.
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Lish Davenport
Washington
Clarke
Carrie Davenport
Winchester
Israeli Move Against Stern Gang After Bernadotte Shooting
Israel launched swift actions against the Sternist group after Bernadotte was killed. Foreign Minister Shertok announced special emergency powers to hit terrorist networks and their members. In Jerusalem officials reported 200 Sternists seized and sent to Jaffa for dispersal among the army. The group allegedly included a second in command Abu Mimzri.
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Palestine
League of Nations
Bernadotte
Moshe Shertok
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Sternists
Abu Mimzri
Collision injures passenger in mixed vehicle crash near Opequon
Mrs. Mattie Rickerd rode with James Lester Price when his car, a 1941 Ford, collided with a 1947 Cadillac sedan driven by Clifford A. Webb of Cleveland after Webb skidded near Opequon Creek bridge. Rickerd suffered minor injuries and was hospitalized. property damage totaled $550 with the White Post man’s car costing $200 and the Cadillac $350.
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Mattie Rickerd
James Lester Price
Clifford A. Webb
Cleveland
Robert DeHaven
Webb
Opequon Creek Brige
Price
White Post
Rickard
Millworker from Spartanburg Wins Rhodes Scholarship
John Quitman Hill a 29 year old millworker from Spartanburg wins a Rhodes Scholarship after competing with 18 college graduates from the Carolinas Georgia Virginia and Tennessee He will study medicine at Oxford for three years living at St Peter s Hall with his wife and daughter The scholarship provides about 2000 dollars a year and he plans to become a country doctor The Hill family sails from New York for Southampton aboard the Queen Mary with their dog Butch left behind but they promise to reunite with him later
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England
South Carolina
Carolinas
Georgia
Virginia
Tennessee
Lyman
Pacific Cotton Mills
Here
Spartanburg Junior College
Wofford College
Wofford
Marine Corps
Pacific Mills
Will
Oxford
Hill
New York
Southampton
Butch
Linda Dawn
St. Peter’s Hall
New Video Banned by FCC Halts New TV Stations
The Federal Communications Commission announced a temporary suspension of approvals for new television stations to "polish" the service. The move aims to improve existing operations as of September 30.
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Washington
The
Federal Communications Commission
War goods orders foretold to speed defense effort
New York September 30 phantom orders for war goods were placed with American manufacturers to be used only if armed conflict occurs. Arthur M. Hill, chairman of the National Security Resources Board, warned of Russian duplicity and said the United States is preparing for defense. The board plans to mobilize industry with 25 000 plants receiving booklets on decentralization and defense next month.
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New York
Arthur M. Hill
National Security Resources Board
Navy Industrial Assn
Hill
United States
Resources Board
U.S. Calls for International Atomic Control for Peace
Austin asserted Americans favor international control of atomic energy to secure peace. He noted fear, not hope, because the Soviet Union pushed sovereignty over security and warned against a monopoly on atomic force. U.N. delegates should direct world focus to this need.
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U. S
Austin
Soviet Union
U. N
Offer Still Stands Amid UN Atom Debate
A statement ends with Our offer still stands as the world watches a Canadian demand for a workable control system. The UN General Assembly’s important political committee debates the atomic issue and Western charges that Soviet wrongdoing risks world peace with the Berlin blockade.
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U. N. General Assembly
Berlin
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