Four Drafted by Winchester Local Board
Four men have been inducted into the Armed Forces by the Winchester Selective Service Local Board No. 45. Names include Kenneth Wayne Bagby, Charles Wilson Rank, James Lee Shuler, and Roland Harris McKee. Inducted by Frederick County Board No. 44 was Robert Allen Kerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Selective Service
Kenneth Wayne Bagby
Grey Ave
Charles Wilson Rank
Cumberland
James Lee Shuler
Oates
Roland Harris McKee
Highland Ave
Frederick County
Robert Allen Kerns
Area Farms Get Wool Payments
Area farms receive wool payments under the 1954 National Wool Act which classifies wool as an essential strategic commodity and outlines support for producers amid market conditions. The measure aims to stabilize income and safeguard supply for national needs.
Wool incentive payments highlight 1963 Maryland program
In Frederick County officials report shorn wool and unshorn lamb programs paid 69 farmers for 11 284 pounds of wool and 57 growers for 129 110 pounds of unshorn lambs with total payouts of 1 626 54 and 632 60 respectively. The 1963 marketing year ran April 1 1962 to December 31 1963 and payments were issued April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Frederick County
Robert K. Stickley
ASC
Stickely
Dear Abby Advice Column Fragments From 1964 Reader Letters
A collage of readers seek guidance from Abby on diary privacy mother in law conflicts and donation etiquette. Topics include handling a teen daughter trust issues grandmotherly limits and how to arrange memorial donations to cancer and heart associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atten
Abby
Heart D
Dance Society
American Cancer Society, Inc
East 42Nd Street
New York
American Heart Association
East 23Rd Street
Virginia youth governor pushes sales tax and edu cation funding
In Richmond the 1964 Model General Assembly opened with more than 50 bills on the agenda as members prepare to take up measures. Youth governor Stuart Alan Dodson of Hot Springs urged for higher education standards, increased teacher pay, local school aid, mental health and highway safety funding, and a general sales tax as a broader, fairer revenue source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
House of Delegates
State Senate Senate
Stuart Alan Dodson
Hot Springs
Dodson
Presidential Bit Across and Related Clues Puzzle
A cryptic style crossword clue list featuring entries like ACROSSs including 6 John 11 Certain race 18 Irish seaport 14 Make possib 15 Dinner 16 Tin 17 Ratite bird 19 Rested 20 Lamb fur rar rutal pers with numerous partial words and hints such as 42 Faucet 45 Wild ox 46 Reverence and 53 Oriental porgy, plus related names and themes, all presented as a mixed set of across and down prompts for word solving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sears Oil
Speeder and Witness Both In Doghouse
Daniel M. Jacobs faced speeding charges after 90 mph drive with his dog as defense witness. The judge refused the dog’s courtroom entry and Jacobs was convicted. five days for speeding and five days for contempt. The dog remained in the hall and was placed in an animal shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angles
Daniel M. Jacobs
Otto von Bismarcks
Jacobs
Tor
Otto
Soviet Court Subordinate to Legislature in Constrained Powers
A note explains that in Soviet Russia the supreme court answers to the legislature and never declares a law unconstitutional, shaping judiciary limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Notable Attendees Mingle for George C Marshall Library Dedication
About 500 dignitaries accept invitations to the May 23 dedication of the George C Marshall Research Library in Lexington Virginia. Attendees include President Johnson and former Presidents Eisenhower and Truman along with Chief Justice Warren and Secretary Rusk. Virginia figures Gov Harrison and Sen Robertson join a large list of officials and military leaders for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
George C. Marshall Research Library
Virginia
Johnson
Eisenhower
Truman
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Secre
Blind Virginia boy may drive in soap box derby
Twelve year old Stephan Damon returns to the Virginia State School for the Blind in Staunton with assurances he may race in the 1964 Soap Box Derby. Rear Adm. Edward C. Outlaw gives $38.65 for racer materials and Navy support to enable his participation using a radio in his helmet. Akron Derby HQ has approved.
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Norfolk
Stephan Damon
Virginia State School For the Blind
Staunton
Edward C. Outlaw
Naval Aviation Safety Center
Stephan
Navy
Akron
Ohio
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Winchester Local Board
Northern
Mark Forrest
Samson
MLV
Martinsburg Pike
Rt. 11
Winchester
United
Congress
Dear Abby
Mom
Abigail van Buren
Tanktown
Sandra
Beverly Hills, F
Beverly Hills
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Pine
Studebaker
Biscayne
Pine Motor CO
S. Braddock St
Model Assembly
Germany
Thebes
India
William Relaxation Howard
Oriental Nurses Aenean
Cougar
Speeder
Winchester Evening Star
C.J. BRUMBACK _and SONS
Cameron St
America
Witchas
Reg
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Sherwin-Williams Co
Loudoun
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