Obituary of Mrs Helen C Smallwood 70
Mrs. Helen C Smallwood 70 of Berryville died at home last night born May 27 1891 in Rome New York daughter of Berl and Gifford survived by husband N B Smallwood funeral Monday 2 30 pm John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville Rev Julian Orrell Berryville Baptist Church burial Green Hill Cemetery Berryville
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Rome
N.Y
Berl
Gifford
N. B. Smallwood
John H. Enders
Berryville
Julian Orrell
Berryville Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Funeral Service for Mrs Ida G Hodge at Home
A funeral for Mrs Ida G Hodge who died Thursday was held this afternoon at 518 North Loudoun Street. Rev Jacob Mast conducted the service with pallbearers Leslie Golli day Richard Venable Joseph Clevenger Robert Lowery Frank Yeakle and William Cooper. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City.
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Ida G. Hodge
N. Loudoun St
Jacob Mast
Leslie Golliday
Richard Venable
Joseph Clevenger
Robert Lowery
Frank Yeakle
William Cooper
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Hamilton Service A Funeral for John Morgan Hamilton Jr
Funeral services for John Morgan Hamilton Jr of Route 4 this city were held at 2 30 p m in the Jones church following his death Thursday night at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was 76. He leaves a widow and two children.
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John Morgan Hamilton, Jr
Route 4
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones
Memorial service honors late community figures
Pallbearers including Arthur Good Barry Henry Frisby C ne cey Everett N Dolphin and David Racey walked in dress uniforms at Memorial Park as the U S Air Force Band played God Save the Queen and the Star Spangled Banner. Kennedy praised a distinguished captain in defense of the West and noted a significant time in Washington. The article then shifts to Cold War Berlin talks with Rusk and Dobrynin discussing Western access in Berlin Gromyko hints at solutions while Westerns push for nonrecognition of East German sovereignty and a general ban on nuclear weapon spread not aimed at any single nation.
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Kitchen stocks a variety of vinegars for cooks
A well stocked kitchen features cider malt tarragon and wine vinegars including red and white varieties for versatile flavoring.
Jungle Gym plan eyed for South Vietnam air action
The Air Force reportedly developed a secret antiguerrilla program named Jungle Gym to rain concussion devices on Viet Cong jungle areas. Planes would carry hundreds of charges to disrupt guerrillas by deafening blasts, with care to avoid allied forces. US pilots might fly missions alone, marking a shift from passive to active roles in the conflict.
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South Viet Nam
Nthe
U.S
Euerancred Neem
In Hoa
McNamara
Air Force
Demonstrators Arrested at Nuclear Test Protests Coast to Coast
In Berkeley two demonstrators, including Navy sailor Gunner's Mate 2.C Michael A. Kirby of Seattle, were arrested for lying across the Atom ic Energy Commission steps during a protest against nuclear tests. Kirby, whose four year enlistment ends June 15, was jailed at Treasure Island. Earlier in the week peaceful protests occurred in Chicago, Baltimore, San Francisco, Lawrence Kansas, and Columbus Ohio.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Michael A. Kirby
Seattle
Wash
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Kan
Columbus
Ohio
Rebels Clash Incidents Tighten Strife Near Frontiers
Rebels issued a stronger communique denouncing French provocations after a minor clash near the Tunisian Algerian frontier. A separate incident followed on Friday as both sides amplified harsh statements and the rebel press agency warned of worsening terrorism. Observers say the army is unhappy with cease-fire accords and opened its own press office to counter rebel messaging.
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Ministry of Information
Algiers
Clay Fears East German Voice in Berlin Control Plan
Berlin AP Lucius D Clay Kennedy special representative says he is unhappy with a U S proposal to include East Germans on an international authority to control Berlin lifelines. He notes such a move could imply recognition and urges careful consideration while warning against weakening U S leverage in Berlin.
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Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
U.S
Clay
Eeeres
United States
East Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Probe into Kennedy girlhood home sale in Fairfax
Fairfax County grand jury will probe the rezoning of the Merrywood estate once Jacqueline Kennedy’s girlhood home. Sheriff John Taylor faces questions over his role in selling the 46 acre Potomac river tract owned by Hugh Auchincloss as plans for an apartment complex proceed. The county board supported the rezoning amid opposition and a proposed 16 million project.
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Fairfax
Jacqueline Kennedy
Fairfax County
John Taylor
Merrywood
McLean
Potomac River
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Rald
Grand Jury No.re
County Board of Supervisors
Pimlico Racing Secretary Begins 25th Year May 5
Pimlico Maryland racing official Charles J. McLennan will start his 25th year as racing secretary when the spring meeting opens at Old Hilltop on May 5.
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Quarter Century Club
Pimlico
Charles J. McLennan
Old Hilltop
Record Heat Across Northeast Sparks Unseasonable Warmth
A fragile warm spell pushes into Newark Boston New York City and Windsor Locks with record highs around 90s. Meanwhile Louisiana faces tornado activity and heavy rains while the West sees persistent cloud cover and rain from the Pacific Northwest to the Rockies.
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Virginia GOP to Name New State Chairman Today
In Richmond, Republican State Central Committee members will convene at 1 p m to select a successor to I Lee Potter of Arlington who resigned to devote more time to his national party duties Horace E Henderson of McLean was seen as the likely choice with some western leaders backing John Dalton of Radford
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Richmond
APS
Virginia
GOP
State Central Committee
I. Lee Potter
Arlington
Republican National Committee
Horace E. Henderson
McLean
John Dalton
Radford
Eddie Arcaro's Preakness bow in 1935 ends seventh
Eddie Arcaro finished seventh in his first Preakness start aboard Nellie Flag for Calumet Farm in 1935. He later captured six Preakness victories in subsequent years.
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Pimlico, MD
Eddie Arcaro
Calumet Farm
Nellie Flag
May 2 to May 12 Sales Directory Auctions
Sales listings show multiple auctions across Virginia and Maryland. Items include furniture, antiques, household goods, machinery, automobiles, Holstein cattle, and Willys cars. Auctions conducted by Orndorff Cole Clifton Cooper Bachman Matthews Wenger Duvall and others with dates May 2 through May 12.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
Helen Kiefer
Revenue
Round Hill
N. Va
Elda Moris
West End
Berryville
Clifton Cooper
Avenel Farm
Potomac, Md
Persimmon Tree Road
Charles Bachman
Tom Matthews
A. Leroy Everhart
Clarke County Court House
Beryville
W. D. Orndorff
Lillian Hott Kidwell
Slanesville
Martinsburg
Richard Clark
Hancock, Md
Thompson Township
Paul Wenger
W W. H. Cochran
Albin
Willys Car
Charles R. Duvall
Weather Today Forecast Shows Scattered Thunder Possible
The forecast calls for fair conditions this afternoon and tonight with a chance of scattered thundershowers in the mountains this evening. Lows range from 58 to 66 with continued clouds and warmth. Sunday highs expected in the 80s. Winchester skies note times for today and tomorrow including moon phases.
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Cassidy
Rainfall totals noted with monthly and yearly figures
Rainfall data shows no rain in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. Today. April rainfall to date 2.73 inches, 1962 year to date 13.06 inches. Average annual rainfall listed as 2.43 inches for the period, with March 3.98 and December 2.40 inches, among other monthly totals.
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Annes
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