Mrs Dora Lockhart Dies on Birthday in West Virginia
Mrs Dora McKee Lockhart aged 59 died suddenly yesterday in Memorial Hospital on her birthday after admission. Survived by husband Benjamin H. Lockhart two daughters Dorothy Ainsworth and Louise Largent three grandchildren three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM Fairview Lutheran Church Capon Bridge with interment in adjacent cemetery. Pallbearers named. body to lie in state one hour before rites at church.
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Dora McKee Lockhart
Memorial Hospital
Capon Bridge
Amos D
Elizabeth Oates McKee
Benjamin H. Lockhart
Dorothy Ainsworth
This City
Louise Largent
Kensington
Hattie Moreland
Nellie Keckley
Romney
W. Va
Beulah Swisher
Bunker Hill
Harry McKee
Paul McKee
Roanoke
Disciples of Christ Church
Fairview
Mother Held in Brutal Case of Child Beating
Los Angeles police arrest Trinidad Vera 28 an expectant mother of Norwalk on suspicion of felony child beating after medical exam shows Celia Sanchez nine sustained severe injuries including broken arms and teeth loss from beatings with a rubber hose over 18 months.
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Los Angeles
Ed Flouton
Celia Sanchez
Flouton
Trinidad Vera
Norwalk
Celia
Vera
Lena R. Barner
Barner
Aly Khan Offers 11 Percent of Wealth for Yasmin
Prince Aly Khan agrees to settle about 112 million dollars for daughter Yasmin over 14 years, with Rita Hayworth delaying her signature. The pact provides court custody portions and ends 15 months of dispute, announced by attorney Bartley Crum.
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Aly Khan
New York
Rita Hayworth
Yasmin
Prince Aly Khan
Rita
London
Aga Khan
Aly
Bartley Crum
Show Cause Order in Estate of Eleanor L. Carver
In the Corporation Court for Winchester Virginia an April 20 1984 show cause order requires Shenandoah Valley National Bank as personal representative to show cause May 14 1954 why the estate of Eleanor L Carver should be settled. It orders payment of debts costs and specific distributions among Mamie Carver Ada T Oppie Janet Thacker Barr and others with designated shares and residuary bequests to multiple parties across Virginia West Virginia and Arkansas.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Virginia
Eleanor L. Carver
Mamie Carver
Stephens City
Aca T. Oppie
Clarence M. Terault
Ada T. Oppie
Janet Thacker Barr
Charles Town
West Virginia
Mary Elizabeth Cannon
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lillian Virginia Cannon
Evans Cannon
Beaumont
Texas
Coudert Demands Congressional Check on Indochina Troop Sends
Rep. Coudert proposes an amendment to curb Eisenhower's authority to deploy troops to Indochina without Congress. He claims broad support and notes a secret ballot could favor passage. The plan would block use of defense funds for overseas combat without Congress approval, war declaration, or treaty obligation.
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Washington
Cou Oudert
France
Indochina
United States
Congress
Eisenhower
Coudert
House
Vorys Sees Rough Handling for India Aid
Washington Rep. Vorys warned that Eisenhower's proposal to continue multi million dollar aid to India will face tough scrutiny and possible cutbacks. He questioned funding for nations neutral toward the United States while Rep Javits urged continuing aid with a firm stance against Nehru. The dispute signals a loud House battle over 104 million dollars in aid for the year ending mid 1955 amid Senate criticism of Nehru policies.
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Washington
Vorys
Ohio
Eisenhower
India
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Harold E. Stassen
Nehru
Javits
R-Lib-Ny
House
Indochina
Senate
U. S
Friendly Bear Settles in West Virginia Park
A small friendly bear captured near the West Virginia state line last week has found a new home in a West Virginia State Park. The bear, released by the National Forest Service and State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries after time in a zoo, wandered from Vance's Cove area near the state line and was relocated following the law against keeping wild animals in captivity.
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James Conelos
Wardensville
W. Va
West Virginia
B. A. Eger
Edinburg
National Forest Service
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Vance’s Cove
Forest Service and State Game Commission
Conelos
Antique Cars to Be Judged 12 30 Friday at Festival Parade
Antique cars in the Grand Feature parade will be judged at 12:30 p m on Cameron Street near City Hall. John Henkel Jackson arranged the new unit with judges Fred Ritter Warren Kimes and Robert Smith. Entries span multiple classes with owners from Martinsburg Brunswick Winchester and beyond.
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Cameron St
John Henkel Jackson
Fred Ritter
Warren Kimes
Robert Smith
Oldsmobile
R. G. Burkhart
Martinsburg
Wayne
John Brown
Stuarts
O. B. Beard
Middlebrook
Chevrolet
Dodge
Buick
Charles Smith
Boonsboro
Union Sales Co
Vernon Unger
Albin
Connie Roach
J. P. Diffee
Waynesboro
Rolls Royce
Fred Long
Brentwood
Ford
John H. Jackson
Winchester
James Jones
Hugh Higgins
Washington, D. C
Dennis Shackelford
Antique Car Club entrants for Grand Feature parade
The 1926 Ford two door sedan will be driven by a Class 8 radiator entrant. Those entering cars in the Grand Feature parade and the earlier judging are members of the Waynesboro Staunton and Washington DC regions of the Antique Car Club of America.
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Waynesboro-Staunton
Washington, D. C
The
Antique Car Club of America
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Shell Chemical Corporation
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Augusta
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