Obituary of Fannie B. Hott Sencindiver
Fannie B. Hott Sencindiver, died recently after a long life as a retired engineer. She married Minnie H. Chamberlin on November 4, 1908, and is survived by her husband, one brother Turner B. Sencindiver two sisters Mrs. Harry Eb Sr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Pitswoggie, all of Winchester. The funeral will be at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. John Oliver officiating, burial at Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
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Fannie B. Hott Sencindiver
Minnie H. Chamberlin
Sencindiver
Winchester Cold Storage
Mt. Pleasant
EUB Church
Turner B. Sencindiver
Harry Eb Sr
Elizabeth Pitswogie
Winchester
Coneal Tolemiog
Pamn
Omps
John Oliver
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Death of Stuart Hunter in Baltimore
Stuart Hunter a native of this city died Sunday morning in Baltimore Maryland where he had lived for many years. Survivors include his widow Nellie M Hunter and a son Richard Stuart Hunter Jr A funeral service was held this morning at Henry W Jenkins Funeral Home in Baltimore. Burial with graveside rites conducted by Rev John Jordan will be at 12 noon tomorrow in Mt Hebron Cemetery
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Richard Stuart Hunter
Baltimore
Robert W. Hunter
Margaret Stuart Hunter
Nellie M. Hunter
Richard Stuart Hunter, Jr
Henry W. Jenkins
John Jordan
Christ Episcopal Church
Mt. Hebron
Death Notice for Winifred B. Good of Lancaster Pa
Mrs. Dora Good receives word of the death of her son Winifred B. Good from Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Dora Good
Winifred B. Good
Lancester, Pa
Miss Ellen Lockhart Dies at 78 in Silver Spring
Ellen Lockhart known as Nellie, age 78, of 9904 Cepul Avenue Silver Spring Md died Sunday at Suburban Hospital. She lived with Mrs Charles R Cleaves and is survived by Laura Nixon Mrs Mary te and numerous nieces and nephews. Pumphrey Home service Wednesday at 2 p.m. DST followed by burial Thursday at Mount Hebron with pallbearers Paul Richard John Richard Edgar Richard Philip Richard James Lockhart and Melvin West. Body rests at Jones Funeral Home from Wednesday night. The British Museum holds more than six million volumes.
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Ellen
Nellie) Lockhart
Cepul — Avenue
Silver Spring
Miss Lockhart
Laura Nixon
Mary Te
Mt. Falls
Jones Funeral Home
J. Goode
Mount Hebron
Paul Richard
John Richard
Edgar Richard
Philip Richard
James Lockhart
Melvin West
Mind imagery shapes voter views on Nixon Kennedy Nixon family ties
In Los Angeles AP report Dr. Martin Grotjahn a USC psychiatrist notes voters see Nixon and Kennedy as victorious sons and alter egos guiding political choice. He compares Eisenhower Stevenson Rockefeller and Lodge as father or son figures and explains how age and family imagery influence support.
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Los Angeles
Martin Grotjahn
University of Southern California
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nixon
Sondern
Henry Cabot Lodge
Grotjahn
Adlai E. Stevenson
FTC Orders Studios Stop Phony Contests
The FTC ordered Studios On License from the Murray organization, its officers Arthur and Kathryn Murray, and David Teichman to cease conducting alleged phony contests. The action targets the firm, its agents, and studios licensed under the Murray organization for violating ethics codes.
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FTC
Washington
Element
Interabetebe Aia Haeceas Ray Inc
Arthur
Kathryn Murray
David Teichman
Com- Muhe
Murray
Kennedy accuses Nixon of betraying farm policies in campaign clash
Senator Kennedy defends steel workers as 100000 idle and 300000 under 40 hour weeks while criticizing Nixon for betraying farm policy and a defense spending plan. Kennedy urged Congress to act on housing, school construction, credit restraint and lower interest rates ahead of reconvening sessions. McDonald says John Kennedy Jr joining the ticket would strengthen it.
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McDonald
Johnson
Kennedy
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Soviet Claim Capture of American Spy Slavnov
Moscow announced it captured American spy V. M. Slavnov while crossing into Iran in June. The National Security Committee said he trained in espionage in West Germany and planned to obtain Soviet passports for future spies.
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Moscow
V. M. Slavnov
National Security Committee
Iran
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Slavnov
Limb
Cuba Ailing Castro Alters Line of Succession
The report notes Fidel Castro’s rectal operation and cancer, with Raul Castro, 28, named as political heir after Fidel’s rise to power. Raul has just returned from visits to the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, and the United Arab Republic. The cabinet under Osvaldo Corticos may convene to formalize succession, but no meeting has been called.
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Fidel
Raul
Cuba
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United Arab Republic
Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Horsethelf Basin Becomes Popular Arizona Picnic Resort
Once a hideout for outlaws in the Arizona mountains Horsethelf Basin has evolved into a top picnic resort attracting visitors from nearby towns and travelers seeking scenic recreation and outdoor meals amid rugged landscape.
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Horsethelf Basin
Arizona Mountains
Cammer Tire Co honors 41 years in business
John Cammer center receives plaque at a dinner marking his 41st tire business anniversary. W. V. Yingling and Mayor Claude B. Smalts join Cammer, his partner Harold McQuistion serving as toastmaster. The event drew 12 company employees and about 75 business associates with Lions Club president Bernard Groves and Chamber of Commerce official Philip Hunter among speakers.
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John Cammer
Cammer Tire Co
W. V. Yingling
Philadelphia
Seiberling
Claude B. Smalts
Cammer
Harold McQuistion
Bernard Groves
Lions Club
Philip Hunter
Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Whetzel
Kernstown
Jail Trusty Admits Part in Robbery Murder
Crescent City California Sheriff states a county jail trusty admitted involvement in the murder robbery of Dr John Hunt of Portland Oregon last August Hunt 37 disappeared en route to a Yale University position Two Idaho officers head to Crescent City with a murder warrant for Roger J Hall 22 Hall allegedly aided by a man and a woman in the desert killing of Hunt with the female suspect in custody Mary Catherine Hampton 18 of Sandy Hook New York authorities tied Spencer to the case but deny the trio fired the fatal shot.
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Crescent City
Calif
Oswald Hovgaard
Idaho
Roger J. Hall
Hall
Hovgaard
John Hunt
Portland
Ore
Idaho Desert
Hunt
New England
Yale University
Keith Anderson
Gooding County
Anderson
Gooding
Key West
Fla
Emmett Spencer
Kentucky
Spencer
Mary Catherine Hampton
Sandy Hook
N. Y
Desert
New York School Vandalism Costs $500000 Annually
NEW YORK AP says school vandalism costs the city about $500,000 each year. Officials note broken windows drive most of the damage and that the money could fund a new elementary school roughly every four years.
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New York
Paint Poured Over Marx Bust Monument in London
The huge bronze bust of Karl Marx atop his grave in London was desecrated again as white paint was poured over the monument. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing security footage.
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London
Karl Marx
United States Attacks Soviet Move on Disarmament Talks
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of scuttling agreement on the disarmament question by seeking a meeting while aiming to conceal unwillingness. Reliable diplomatic sources say Communist nations will not attend the meeting, discouraging Asian African participation.
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Disarmament Commission
United States
Geneva
Truck Carrying Boys Crashes Killing Three in Pennsylvania
A truck returning 19 boys from a Littlestown United Church of Christ school party ran out of control in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Three boys died Walter Bupp 15 Patrick Gipe 15 and Mark Plasaj Jr 14 died later in Baltimore. The driver Lynn Gaylor 23 could not explain the cause. The truck tipped embankments but remained upright.
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Gettysburg
Walter Bupp
Routerville
Patrick Gipe
Shippensburg
Mark R. Plasaj Jr
Baltimore
United Church of Christ School For Children
Littlestown
Lynn Gaylor
Gaylor
New Tuition Grant Rules Set by State Board
The Virginia State Board of Education approved new pupil scholarship grant regulations for the upcoming school year. Grants of up to 275 dollars may be used for private nonsectarian or out of district public schooling with deadlines for localities to request reimbursement: first semester applications by November 15 and second semester by April 15, with state reimbursements due December 15 and May 15 respectively.
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Hot Springs
State Board of Education
General Assembly
Virginia
One-Share Sweeney Dies in Toronto Financial Scene
William R. Sweeney known as One-Share Sweeney died at 78 in Toronto. A former Elizabeth N J taxi driver who moved to Toronto 50 years ago he earned the nickname for buying a single share to attend meetings and taunt directors. He later led Concourse Building Ltd and served as director of several firms.
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Toronto
William R
Sweeny
Elizabeth
N.J
Bay Street
Concourse Building Ltd
South End Names Group For Fire School
Lester McKee Edwin Lillis Jr and others were named by South End Fire company at the Lions Shelter meeting led by Norman Pope. About 30 attendees heard plans for a city and state code briefing, a flag pole purchase, a teenage dance setup, and reappointment of Tay lor Barr as fire chief and Norman Pope as fire warden.
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Lester McKee
Edwin Lillis, Jr
Sod Oyongy Ioe
South End
Lions Shelter
Norman Pope
Winton Pope
Edwin Lillis, Sr
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Herman Robertson
John Hodgson
Cather
Woody O'Hara
Ke Hart
Taylor Barr
Parachute Escape Vetted by Powers Amid Trial Uncertainty
In a letter, Powers reports his recovery from a parachute bail out with minor injuries. He describes crude parachute use, rough landing, and immediate rescue. He notes ongoing investigation and a forthcoming trial, and discusses whether relatives may visit. His wife Mrs Powers, living abroad, intends to attend if possible.
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U. S
Mrs. Powers
Prison Management in Focus at Regional Meeting
A regional discussion on Prison Management reviews current practices, with input from key figures including European analyst James Chalmers. The dialogue addresses women’s roles, funding thresholds, and policy implications for Burma and Haram.
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Burma
James Chalmers
August Auction Listings From Denny’s to Williams Market
Sales Directory notes multiple auctions in August. Denny's Commission Auction 0.5 mile east of Winchester on Route 7 bids furniture and appliances. Orn Dorff and Cole, auctioneers. Mrs H W & Son sale near Ridgeway WV includes household goods cattle sheep ponies farm machinery and antiques. Buddy Artrip, auctioneer. J W Williams Williams Fruit Market 5 miles north of Winchester on Rt 11 sells grocery stock and equipment plus real estate. Dennis T Cole, auctioneer. Walker McC. Bond estate on Barnett Farm Whittier Ave Ext features farm equipment and personal property. E T Snider, auctioneer.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
MRS. H. W. & Son
Ridgeway
W. Va
Payne’s Chapel
Buddy Artrip
J. W. Williams
Williams Fruit Market
Dennis T. Cole
Walker McC. Bond
Barnett Farm
Whittier Ave
E. T. Snider
Route 50
Virginia Weather Today Promises Warm, Fair Conditions
The forecast reports fair and warm conditions in Virginia with a low near 68 to 75. Wednesday will be mostly fair and hot and humid with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible in the afternoon.
Rainfall figures include monthly averages and totals
The article lists average monthly rainfall for the past 47 years with values for January through December. It notes August rainfall and mentions a year to date total and an overall monthly average reference point.
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Jazz Show Explodes Into Near Riot Windsor
A jazz show in Windsor Ontario, attended by thousands of Black Detroit attendees, erupted into a riot early today. One man was critically wounded and many injured as organizers from a Detroit syndicate faced festival officials denying links to the abolition celebration.
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Windsor, Ont
Detroit
Windsor
Walter Perry
New Clarke County subdivision opens near Tilthammer Mills
Clarke County records show thirteen deeds filed Saturday. Shenandoah Farms River Section lies near Tilthammer Mills in Greenway District and is owned by Robert B. and Barbara F. Young. President William Henry Harrison had ten children, the most of any U.S. NIE.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Shenandoah Farms
Tilthammer Mills
Greenway
Robert B
Barbara F. Young
William Henry Harrison
U.S. Nie
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