Deaths and Funerals Notice Chain in Winchester Area
Obituaries list Mrs. Wilson of Baker and Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Pugh Omps of Stephen, plus Robert Jefferson Butler of Martinsburg and Edward White of Winchester. Services planned Monday at EUB Chapel Baker and Whitacre Methodist Church. burials at Baker EUB Cemetery and Woodlawn Cemetery Whitacre and Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal.
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Ene Chapel
Eub Church
Alter
Leslie Gilliam
Baker Eub Church
Roosevelt Reynolds
Wilson Teets
Goodwin Godlove
Herbert Funkhouser
Ronald Miller
Perry Miller
Sarah Elizabeth Pugh
Stephene
Aplewood Nursing Home
Whitacre Methodist Church
Robert Moore
William Withers
Woodlawn
Whitacre
Hershel Omps
Eldridge DeHaven
Earl Omps
Ray Keller
Ray Place
Harold Sargent
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Brown’s Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Maddox Funeral Home
Byrd Criticizes Federal Spending and Payroll Growth
Senator Byrd argues the President leads budget policy but Congress must share responsibility for deficits and a weakening dollar. He cites a rise in federal civilian employment by 77,000 last year and payroll costs up by over 0.5 billion dollars, plus projections of 46,000 more jobs this year. He urges balanced budgets and targeted tax relief funded by restraint rather than higher spending.
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Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges
Commerce Department
Senatorial Hearing Highlights Private Satellite Debate
Morse questions private corporation ownership under government control as Wiley accuses delay. Kennedy disputes that the bill creates a private AT and T dominated satellite firm. Morse says he will answer after Aug 10 while Kennedy warns about AT and T influence nationwide.
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Morse
Minow
Wiley
Kennedy
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Satellite Corporation
Former Festival Head Read Dies in D. C.
Commander Fred A. Read Jr. 66 USNR retired died July 8 at Ocean View Memorial Hospital Myrtle Beach S C after four months illness. Born February 27 1896 in Donellan N J he attended Princeton University class of 1919. He earned the Navy Cross in World War I and served again in World War II retiring 1954 as full commander. He directed Apple Blossom Festival parades 1933 and served as Director General 1935 1937. Survived by wife Joan Borden Read funeral at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Fred A. Read, Jr
Ocean View Memorial Hospital
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Mr. Read
Donellan
N.J
Fred A
Geraldine P. Read
Pingrey Prep
Princeton University
Baltusrol Country Club
Dunes Club of
Episcopal Church
Joan Borden Read
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
New York City arrests rise 18 percent in six months
New York City police report an average of one arrest every 214 minutes for the first half of the year, totaling 107,954 arrests. The figure shows an 18.5 percent increase over the same period last year.
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New York
New York City
Police Department
Nuclear test mishap prompts disclosure protest
The United States plans to share data on high altitude nuclear detonation effects for communications and science. A June 19 Johnston Island event ended with a Thor booster explosion and two workers injured by falling debris, prompting editorials accusing officials of restricting information and delaying injury confirmation.
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United States
Task Force 8
Johnston Island
Thor
AEC Defense
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Washington
Star-Bulletin
Pacific
Defense Department
George W. Jones Granted Artificial Heart Patent
George W. Jones a retired Winchester postman has been granted a pulsatile artificial heart patent by the U S Patent Office filed March 18 1960. The five patents in health and safety include a fire alarm blood oxygenator humane dog muzzle pedestrian apparatus and the artificial heart with attorney Albert J. Kramer handling the filings and licensing plans for public medical uses.
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George W. Jones
Winchester
United States Patent Office
Mr. Jones
Handley High School
Jones
Albert J. Kramer
Kramer
Washington, D. C
Valley Dam Report Due at Staunton Board Meeting
Augusta County board of supervisors will hear an engineering report on the Little River storage dam near Stakesville. A Washington firm was authorized last December to prepare it, with rabies vaccination and inoculation plans on the agenda.
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Staunton
Little River
Stokesville
Board of Supervisors
Augusta County
Washington
Shepherd College to install new heating plant this fall
Reynolds Hall at Shepherd College will get a new heating plant before cold weather arrives this fall. Academic dean Dr. A G Slonaker said the state board approved the project and funding.
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Shepherdstown
Reynolds Hall
Shepherd College
A. G. Slonaker
State Board
Rock blocks Route 340 south of Front Royal
A giant boulder tumbled onto U S Route 340 south of Front Royal delaying traffic in one lane. Trooper J C Bell said the rock about half the size of a car fell from an embankment and a State Highway crew was called to remove it and divert traffic to a single lane.
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Front Royal
U.S. Rt
August sales directory auctions across several counties
A notice listing multiple auctions and sale details across Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Denny's Commission Auction near Winchester. Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers conduct farm machinery and household goods auctions in Chambersburg and Middleway. Linwood Newlin dairy cattle auction in Clarke County. J Best Wheeler dairy cattle sale in Upperco. Joseph B Newlin Trustee sale at Frederick County Court House Gainesboro District. Auctioneers include Morrow Orndorff W D Orndorff and John B Merryman.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
Thurs
Ralph W. Horst
Chambersburg
Marion
Elmer Dunlap
Middleway
W. Va
Morrow & Orndorff
Linwood Newlin
Berryville
Clarke County Motors
McAtee
J. Best Wheeler
Upperco
White House
John B. Merryman
Joseph B. Newlin
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
Gainesboro
W.F
Buddy) Artrip
Weather Outlook for Virginia Clouds and Showers in Mountains
Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday with periods of rain or showers and some thundershower activity, mainly in the mountains. Lows tonight 65 to 70, Sunday highs in the 80s. Temperatures.
Rainfall totals and monthly measurements for 1962
Rainfall figures show 0.37 inches in the 24 hours to 8 30 this morning. August total is 0.37, year to date 27 24, 49 year average 36 88. Monthly values listed include January 2 42 February 2 11 March 2 98 April 3 17 May 3 81 June 3 83 July 3 87 September 2 67 October 3 22 December 2 40.
Medaille Militaire Honors and Geographic Clues
A compact prompt lists items: Medaille Militaire, True, Glycerine, French, Paris, California, Cook, 18, South America, Nantucket, Never. This reads like a puzzle heading or keyed set of clues spanning military honors, places, and demographics.
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Paris
California
Cook
South America
Nantucket
Never
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Robert J. Butler
Robert Jefferson Butler
Senate
Kingsware Hospital
W. King St
Clarke County
William J. and
Lessie C. Martin Butler
Butler
Ageons
Kern Motor Co
Eagles Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Primitive Baptist Church of
Frances Pauline Edwards
Robert J., Jr
Charles Thomas
Shirley Jean Fowler
Hayward Butler
City
Clarence Butler
Edward Butler
Clearbrook
Alma Owens
Effie Brown
Pearl Woodward
Ruth Riley
Brunswick, Md
Primitive Baptist Church
T. E. Majors
Edward White
Tacoma Park
Mr. White
Cross Junction
New Market
Mas E
Alice Kidwell White
Pansy Palmer
Potomac Conference
Seventh Day Adventist
Clinton J. Coon
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Sen
Byrd
Mr. Edward White
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Ervic
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
Rosenberger
du Pont “Lucite
du Pont Lucite
DuPont
John W. Rosenberger
DuPont Paints
Morse, Wiley
Brumback
Cameron St
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Wall
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Stresemann Street
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Philadelphia
The
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Fridinger-Ritchie Co
Hagerstown
Crurchmen
Northern Virginia
Church of the Brethren
James W. Moyers
Broadway
Guy E. Wampler
Joseph W. Miller
Woodstock
John O. Marsh, Jr
J. Kenneth Robinson
Shenandoah County Farm Bureau
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Mr. Robinson
Woodstock Recreation Park
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