Five Drown In Shenandoah River Crash At Night
Five of seven relatives perished when a small flat bottom boat capsized on the Shenandoah River near Riverton Bridge just north of Front Royal Virginia. The Arkansa Traveler aluminum craft held seven, with a capacity of three, as survivors and authorities described the tragedy and pending questioning of the relatives.
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Front Royal
Shenandoah River
Riverton Bridge
Bessie Strickler
Riverton
Warren County
Gladys. Drummond
Stephens City
Frederick County
Ray Williams
Y. Riverton
Charles Strikler
Wayne Lansbury
Fairfax
Harry Strickler
Sandra Drummond
Drummond
Palice
Hasi
Virginia
James Simpson
Miami Golf Club Match Results
DAYTON Ohio reports results from today's 1 hole first round matches in the 38th PGA championship at the Miami Valley Golf Club. Brien Charter of Janesville defeated Rui Coffey. Moundsville West Virginia won 4 and 3. Matt Bertosek of Skaneateles New York defeated Art Jones of Baltimore 1 up on 21 holes. Md defeated Skip Alexander. St Petersburg Florida won 3 and 1. Jack Isaacs of Langley AFL Virginia defeated Art Doering. Pittsburgh won 4 and 3. Jack Fleck of Rochester Michigan defeated Ter Johnson of Wilmington Delaware 4 and 3. DAYTON Ohio July date First round results include Al Feminelli Purchase New York defeated Clarence Doser Rockville Maryland 1 up on 21 holes. Mike Krak Morgantown West Virginia defeated Chandler Harper Fortsmouth Virginia 3 and 2. Sam Snead White Sulphur Springs West Virginia defeated John Serzini Pittston Pennsylvania 4 and 2. FBI agent fined for records in Kentucky.
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Dayton
Miami Valley Golf Club
Brien Charter
Janesville
Rui Coffey
Moundsv W. Va
Matt Bertosek
Skanesteles
Art Jones
Baltimore
Tak Holes Md
Skip Alexander
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jack Isaacs
Langley Afl
Art Doering
Pittsburgh
Jack Fleck
Rochester
Mich
Ter Johnson
Wilmington
Del
Ohio
al Feminelli
Purchase
N. Y
Clarence Doser
Rockgile
Mike Krak
Morgantown
W. Va
Chandler Harper
Fortsmouth
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
John Serzini
Pittston
Memories of youth and postal urges in old New York
Boyle recollects growing up in a large family seeking private mail, influenced by postal ads and ventriloquism dreams. He recalls letters, stamps, and the postman’s rounds, plus a mother’s interruption ending his secret correspondence and a shift to algebra.
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T Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
Post Office
Ted
Notone
Smail
Jan
U.S. Postal Service
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Shenandoah
Miami Golf Club
FBI
Bowling Green
Lau
Mac Swinford
Moscow
Edvard Kardelj
Alexander Ran- Korie
Spiridnovkal Palace
Foreign Ministry
Kremlin
Rocky Ridge
John D. Kaas
Vernon Barbe
Susan
Harold
Mary Elizabeth
Ann
Great Snopey
Cherokee
N. C
Bristol
Teno
Whitesburg
Floyd Wetzel
Charles Jones
Charles Thomas
Norman Wiley
Sorma Ama Cynthia
Caledonia Park
Jesse Hyde
Frederick
Harvey Stambaugh
Florence Boome
Alton Powell
Lewistown
Ralph Baker
John Fichelberger
Niagara Falls
Lady's Auxiliary
Fire Company
Carroll Shorb
Thermost
Charles R. Troxell
Airs
Roland Sharrer
Margaret Ane
Richard
Walter
Boonie
Florence Boone
Theodore Watle
Douglas
Debra
Dennis
James
Bible School
Mt. Tabor
Samuel
A. Moyer
wMfr
Paul Mackenzie
Glenda
Herbert
Runkles
Richard Stine
Ralph Beek
Lester
Franklin R. Fisher
Meal ‘Smith
Us.n
Str
George F. Fisher
Fleet Oiler
U.S. Nautabals
Norfolk
Caribbean Sea
Charles Thomas Jones
Eldringe Snyder
Sparrows Point
Mirs
Leila Hess
Felix Hemler
St. Anthony's
Compher
Comphers
Grant Compher
Lavertsvile
Harry Compher
Dottie Ann
Martinsburg
W.a
Paul Compher
Ted James
Clear Spring
Leroy Moore
Mary Lee
Doris
Ringling, Okla
Pennsylvania
TL Dailey’s Funeral Home
N. Market St
Frederick & Vicinity
Box
Burt Sullivan
Ence
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hamilton
Adeath
Wwe
Superior Dairy Milk
Lipton’s Tea
Jergens
Tze
Blue Fis
Veal Chops Gay
Ocean Cry
Evela
Rain Cove
Cans
Kraft
Tan
East Patrick St
Market St
Peoples
Bulova “Priscill
Bulova “Navi
Aastel
North Market Street
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