Charles Dean 21 Killed in Route 42 Crash
Charles Edward Dean 21, operator of Dean's Gulf Service Station, South High and Grace Streets, died instantly when his car failed to navigate a curve on Route 42 south of Broadway. The vehicle overturned, struck a telephone pole, and Dean was hurled into a field. Survived by wife Peggy and son Allen, plus parents, sisters, and brothers. Funeral Sunday at Lindsey Funeral Chapel.
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Charles Edward Dean
Dean
Gulf Service Station
South High and
Grace Sts
Route 42
Broadway
Rockingham County
W. 8. Hicklin
Iceland
Linville-Edom School
John A. Dean
Annie Ritchie Dean
Greenmount
Coca- Cola Company
Peggy Harper
Richard O. Harper
Margaret B. Harper
Allen Ricardo Dean
Cantrell Ave
Harrisonburg
Rt. 4
E. C. Garber
Petersburg
W. Va
Wilson Lee
Linville
Garold Crider
Lacey Spring
Ralph Dean
John R. Dean
James M. Dean
Germany
Lindsey Funeral
Carroll Jay
Mt. Horeb Eub
Greenmount Cemetery
Eugene Funkhouser
Ernest L. Knicely
Beverly B. Shoemaker
Marlin P. Alt
Donald P. Stalnaker
Induction Call Issued for July 29 by Selective Service
The selective service boards issue an induction call for July 29 listing volunteers Harold L. Brown and Kenneth E. Bridges in the city and Richard L. Johnson, Robert H. Stepp, Cecil J. Rosson in the county.
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Selective Service Boards
Harold L. Brown
Kenneth E. Bridges
Richard L. Johnson
Robert H. Stepp
Cecil J. Rosson
Valley Deaths Report Domestic Losses Amid Community Grief
Charles E. Dean aged 21 from Harrisonburg, James A. Glenn aged 80 of Shenandoah, and Walter B. Armentrout aged 61 of Mel are listed among regional obituaries with detailed notices continued on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Dean
Harrisonburg
James A. Glenn
Shenandoah
Walter BE. Armentrout
Mel
Equipment And Building To Be Sold At Stehli Mill
The Stehli Silk Mill at Wolfe Street and Brook Avenue will close this month and its equipment and building will be sold. M F Kopec of the Schwarzenbach Huber Co said the 45 employees have been notified to seek other work. The decision follows Huber Co acquisition and market pressures in textiles.
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Stehli & CO
Wolfe St
Brook Avenue
Harrisonburg
Schwartzenbach Huber Co
New York
Stehli
Brook Ave
M. F. Kopec
Luray
Schwartzenbach Trader Co
Huber Co
Kopec
Schwarzenbach Huber Co
RDC
Dan C. Stickley
Robert Y. Frazier
Adrian Sonn
Rockingham Development Corp
Young Adults at Massanetta Conference Sermon Highlights Global Gospel
Dr. Frederick H. Olert of Richmond urged Massanetta Springs attendees that Christians bear global responsibility. He cited biblical references, stressing a Christian experience, faith, philosophy, and hope to shape a perfect individual and society as delegates met for sessions and Bible study. Continued on Page 5 Col. 6.
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Frederick H. Olert
Richmond
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia
Massanetta Springs
Olert
Jesus
Paul
Drive-In Barbershop Proving Successful
ORILLIA Ont June 7 a drive in barbershop reports strong business with patrons driving up to the door and choosing to step in or have a barber work from the car using long extension and car side tools in a quirky service wave.
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Orillia
Ont
Mitch Bell
Powell Blasted As Civil Rights Bill Is Debated
In Washington Rep. Wayne Hays of Ohio denounces Rep. Adam Clayton Powell of New York amid a House clash over a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill. Hays calls Powell’s letter scurrilous and says it could push him toward opposing the amendment. Powell, recovering from a heart attack at Bethesda Naval Hospital, faces criticism as the debate continues.
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Powell
Edmond LE Breton
Washington
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Hays
Ohioan
United States
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Rep
Celler
D-Ny
Pennsylvania
Congress
Mississippi
Alabama
Hungary Frees 2 US Students
Two South Carolina students, Mike A. Gilbert and Warren Hair, freed from a Budapest area prison on May 26, arrived at a border checkpoint near Austria just after 6:30 p.m. They reported they were treated well and transferred to Austrian authorities after being escorted by Hungarian police.
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Nickelsdorf
Austraia
South Carolina
Hungary
Mike A. Gilbert
Walterboro
Warren Hair
North Augusta
D.C
Budapest
Lake Neusidel
Sopron
US Pledges Poland 95 Million Aid To Resist Moscow
The United States pledges 95 million dollars in aid to Communist Poland to resist Moscow influence and boost trade with the free world. The package includes a 30 million Export-Import Bank loan at 4 percent for 20 years, 18.9 million in surplus farm goods as a gift, and 46.1 million to cover more farm sales after congressional authorization. The agreement, signed at the State Department, marks a new era in US Poland relations with deliveries of cotton anticipated in about three weeks.
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Poland
Moscow
Warren Rogers JR
Washington
United States
Free World
State Department
Poznan
Soviet Union
U.S
Asst
Thorsten V. Kalijarvi
Henryk Kotlicki
Congress
Beat Up Boy Union Under Fire In Senate Probe
In Los Angeles a 14 year old boy was beaten by union thugs as testified by Albert Barclay who said $75 weekly from the Bakers Union international funded the assault and Mrs Elsie Kay Lower the so called girl friend of James G Cross refused to answer questions invoking the Fifth Amendment while admitting she had received money from Cross. John D Nelson denied involvement and Kennedy pressed Lower on a police statement about Cross beating her in a diamond ring quarrel.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
James G. Cross
Bakers Union
Cross
Senate
Los Angeles
Kay Lower
Albert Barclay
Bakers Union Local 37
Newsom
Barclay
International Union
Elsie Kay Lower
John D. Nelson
Nelson
Physician Opposes Halting Atomic Tests
Dr Shields Warren urged the United States not to halt nuclear weapons testing, arguing safety and defense require continued testing. He testified before a Senate subcommittee alongside Libby of the Atomic Energy Commission, who warned against stopping tests to avoid national annihilation. Warren noted risks from radioactive fallout and called for a balanced approach despite fallout concerns raised by Linus Pauling and other scientists.
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Washington
Shields Warren
United States
Free World
Senate
House Atomic Subcommittee
Willard F. Libby
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Libby
Warren
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Senate Internal Security
Eisenhower Urges GOP to Carry Out Platform Pledges
President Eisenhower told a national Republican rally that GOP leaders in Congress must translate 1956 platform pledges into law. He warned that failure would undermine party responsibility and represent government by party. He likened the situation to a football huddle urging unity and adherence to the game plan.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Knowland
California
Bridges
Republi
Montmorency Cherries Now Booking Orders
Montmorency Sour Cherries available at 75 cents per gallon. Orders urged early through C. M. Will in Quicksburg Virginia. Includes multiple price lines and dates for availability.
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Montmorency
C. M. Will
Quicksbureg
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Chas. Dean
Massanetta
Dr. Olert
James I. Lowry
Warwick
Wm. H. Foster
Arlington
Robert F. Boyd
Benjamin L. Rose
Rep. Hays
Negro Solon
Austria
Rockingham
A. D. Barksdale
Lynchburg
John Paul
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Judiciary Conference
Asheville
N. C
Augustine Smythe Sr
Charleston
S. C
Barksdale
Union
Dr. Is
By Frank Carey
Bergton Raritan Club
Mayland Christian Church
Pye’s
Shenvalee
New Market
Shenvalee Lodge
Mt. Solon
North River
Verona
Frank Bros
Llic
Ronald E. Ney
McHone Bottle
McGaheysville
H. L. Clayman
Mt. Valley
Tenth Legion Raritan Club
By Jack Bell
Rose R. Ichelson
St. Luke's and Children’s Medical Center
Philadelphia
Miss Ichelson
Timberville
Elkton
Wine Bros
Betts Quarry
Strawberries Today
Raymond Frye
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