Truman Charges Endangered Country With Russia Attacks
President Truman spoke in Havre Montana accusing General Dwight D Eisenhower and others of stoking anti Republican sentiment. He warned the Russia issue would harm U S relations and criticized Democratic rival Adlai Stevenson for statements amid a heated political climate.
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Associated Press
Truman
Dwight D.eatin
Russia
Havre
Mont
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Koryp
61 MiGs Blasted During September
A September air campaign claims 61 MiGs destroyed in bomber attacks. Details on targets and outcomes remain limited, with reports emphasizing air superiority and ongoing combat operations in the region.
Winchester Concert Group Adds 100 Members in 1952 Campaign
The Winchester Community Concert Association finished its 1952 membership drive with 100 more members than last year, guaranteeing a three concert season. Toscanini and Stokowski names appeared as potential soloists for the planned program, and the Angleaires were considered for a January 15 Waynesboro appearance without extra charge.
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Winchester Community Concert Association
Hobson
Toscanini
Stokowski
Angleaires
Waynesboro
Winchester
Russians Held in Rear Areas of North Korea Said to Assist
A North Korea Frontline report quotes an unnamed Eighth Army officer claiming Russian troops in rear areas act as technicians and advisors in a support role. He notes possible Soviet radar controlled anti air guns and Russian advisers attached to the army staff school amid recycled accounts of Russians at Sin uiju airfield in 1950.
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North Korea
Seoul Korea
Eighth Army
Soviet Union
Guna
Panna
Someas "Ata
Sinuiju
Chinese Peoples “Volunteers
Korea
Chest Divisions Completing Set Up For October Drive
City campaign workers from the Winches ter-Frederick area prepare to contact every community member. Representatives like W. Knitting, John Woolfolk, O'Sullivan, Woodrow Harper, and H. A. Shackelford coordinate efforts to reach all households and businesses for the upcoming drive.
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Ca Antenariare
Winchester-Frederick
Eayien
Get Out the Vote Campaign Urges Voter Registration
A Junior Chamber of Commerce committee led by City Auditor Robert Barbour and Joint Civic Get Out the Vote groups aim to reach eligible voters in Winchester Virginia for the November 4 election. Officials note some names on the letters may be duplicates and remind residents only one registration is needed. The campaign stresses registering before the five day deadline prior to the election to ensure the right to vote.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robert 8. Barbour
Barbour
Virginia
Winchester
Poscentape
Reds Seize Third Hill on Korea's Central Front
Seoul dispatch reports Reds seized another hill on the central front as F-86 Sabres swept in. U N planes bombed their positions during a Chinese attack while the front along the northeast coast saw combat. Three sailors were hospitalized.
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Third Hill
Korea
Robert B. Tuckman
Seoul
P— Reds
Ke Central
North Korea
U. N
Navy
Convicts Continue Sit Down Strike at Utah State Prison
About 500 inmates staged a quiet sit down strike at Utah State Prison in the early hours, refusing to leave cells for meals. Warden Marcell Graham sought talks later today as the dispute centers on time off rules under the State Parole Board interpretation. Food has not been brought in, though crackers nuts and candy were expected to be stocked for holdout. Some inmates were reported to have obtained pistachios from the commissary prior to the strike.
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Lake City
Utah
Emmy
Marcell Graham
Pines
Graham
Parsons Board
Viscount Astor Dies at 73 in Cliveden England
Viscount Astor, prominent figure in British society and husband of Virginia born Nancy Astor, died today at 73 after a long illness. Born in New York City, he long led social and political life and chaired The influential Sunday newspaper.
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Cliveden
England
Viscount Astor
Spoksman and Hus
Virginia
Nancy Astor
Lord Astor
New York City
House of Com
Public No Longer Friendly To Doctors Says Physician
Richmond physician at Lynchburg convention says public trust eroded by attitude of suspicion. He cites rotten elements in medicine and urges purging faults. He blames doctors for failing to show personal interest, overcharging patients, and imposing high fees.
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Richmond
Lynchburg
Hundley
Campbell to Again Head Dimes Drive
Carl L. Campbell is named as 1953 Winchester Frederick County March of Dimes campaign director. The 1952 drive raised $9,535, the largest in the area, with two parallel campaigns planned in city and county starting January 2, 1953, under a new organizational structure led by the county postmaster.
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Coabe
National Foundation For
March of Dimes
Winchester
Nany
Cive
Fall From Tricycle Fatal To Frye Boy
Ralph Jamie Frye four year old son of Ralph G Frye and Nancy Taylor Frye of 918 Amherst Street died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from injuries from a fall from a tricycle at home yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the hospital for observation after initial signs of minor injuries, but did not rally after emergency skull fracture treatment. Born March 10 1948 in Winchester he is survived by his father and two brothers Steven and Isaac Benjamin Frye and his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Guy Frye.
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Ralph Jamie Frye
Ralph G
Nancy Taylor Frye
Amherst Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Raub Supply Company
Steven
Isaac Benjamin Frye
Guy
Clearview the Lawrence Home Newest of Tour Group
The Clearview home of Mr and Mrs William H Lawrence Jr opens to visitors on Wednesday from 2 to 5 p m as part of Winchester Through the Years tour. The ridge top dwelling overlooks Shenandoah Valley and South Mount Tannery, built with old materials and modern comforts.
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Beo
Winchester
Clearview
William H. Lawrence
Shenandoah Valley
Mount Tannery
Strother
Atomic Artillery Gun Shown and Security Fears Rise
General Walter Bedell Smith says he briefed Eisenhower and Stevenson on atomic artillery concept while warning that communists may have penetrated every security agency. He notes no solid evidence of infiltrators but plans removals if found. The talk follows renewed McCarthy Benton libel suit coverage.
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Washington
Wal
Ter
Charwomen
Truman
Browder and Wife Arrested in New York Indicted for False Citizenship Statement
Earl Browder former Communist Party leader and his wife were arrested in New York after a federal grand jury indicted them for lying about party membership on naturalization papers. Browder 61 and his wife were picked up by FBI agents.
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Earl Browder
New York
Washington
American Communist Party
Browder
Kansas
Marx-Lenin Princip
Communist Party
Justice Department
United States
Canada
United Gistes
Southern coal producers accept terms in union contract talks
Washington reports most Southern coal producers agreed to John L. Lewis terms for a new union contract. A strike threat looms for those who balked as Joseph E. Moody of the Southern Coal Producers Association met with UMW leaders to press for pay boosts and royalty changes.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
United Mine Workers
Northern Esters
Cail
Moody Hog
Poe
Lewis
Association
CofC Board Plans Membership Meet
Local commerce body contemplates expanding its board and scheduling a membership meeting. Sen Byrd is slated to speak on regional business development and the group discusses contributions to initiatives and funding for upcoming propositions.
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Cofc
Sen
Byrd
State collects record tax payment from Norfolk and Western
In Richmond the Norfolk and Western Railway Co. wired a tax payment of 2,943.30 the largest single payment in state history. The total utilities due about 13 million, with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of Virginia contributing 1,331,661.88. John Prazee Richmond manager for C and P delivered the check to State Treasurer Jesse W. Dillon.
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Jesse W. Dillon
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
N&w
Dillon
Commonwealth
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Virginia
John Prazee
Richmond
C&p
Virginia Weather Outlook for Oct 1 to Oct 5
Richmond forecast shows temperatures four to eight degrees above normal for most of the period. Expect warm conditions with showers around Sunday totaling less than one fifth inch.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Revenues Rise in Richmond Area
Revenues in the Richmond area show an increase totaling 706.8 million dollars as of August 7, reflecting a stronger fiscal period for the state.Counts indicate a notable uptick in public funds across departments and programs.
Army tests weapon performance at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Army experts continue months of mobility and firing trials at the large testing facility in Maryland. The evaluation uses standard ammunition to assess the weapon’s accuracy and performance under varied conditions.
Bank robbery near Pawtucket ends with officer shot
An unnamed assailant entered a Trust Co. branch bank within five feet and shouted for a teller to hand over cash while pursued by law officers. Officer John Pa l of the Pawtucket force was wounded as the chase continued through Providence.
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Trust Co
Lawtucket
John Pa
Pawtucket
Providence
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