Obituaries for Mrs Georgia Luteman and James Sro snider
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Georgia Luteman of Cumberland Maryland after a long illness and James R Strosnider 69 of Orchard Ave died after a long illness in Hillcrest Nursing Home. Strosnider born December 26 1887 in Wardensville West Virginia, survived by wife Eula Keckley and multiple children, siblings, and eight grandchildren. funeral set for Monday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Irvin L Stonesifer. Interment at Macedonia Cemetery, Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diora Lonas
South
Cameron St
Georgia Luteman
Cumberland
Lutteman
James Luteman
Carla Lund
Akron
Ohio
James R. Strosnider
Orchard Ave
Hillcrest
Wardensville
W. Va
Hampton
Ida L. Sager Strosnider
Eula Keckley
Strosnider
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Elm Street
Jones Funeral Home
Irvin L. Stonesifer
Walter
Shawn
John L. Carper
Clarence L. Williams
L. Raymond Swartz
W. E. Artrip
Solon D. Godlove
Macedonia
Frederick County
Hoover Averts Politics Talk Citing Health Routines
Hoover says he rises at 6 30 for breakfast and works from 7 30 to lunch. He notes his health is fundamentally good and declines to discuss national politics. He avoids commenting on the 1958 California gubernatorial race between Knight and Knowland, calling it a mud hole if pursued.
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Hoover
California
Goodwin J. Knight
William F. Knowland
Senate
Knight
Small Rain Only Makes It Cooler No Aid in Drought
Last night’s rainfall of .08 inches cooled the area but did not ease the drought. Through August one third complete, total month rainfall reaches only .20 inches, insufficient for a good rain. The only day with more rain than last night was August 5 with .12 inches. August 4 had .03 and August 3 a trace. Hurricane Bertha failed to deliver. forecasts predict cloudy warm humid weather with scattered showers and a low tonight of 66 to 72.
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Association
Youths Sent To Hospital After Dance Hall Fights
In Phoenix Arizona a bloodied dance hall melee last night and today sent 11 youths to hospitals. Police and deputies responded to restore order after a shooting incident involving Carl Watson age 20 and Chriswell Jones age 24. Jones held for questioning.
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Phoenix
Ariz.p
Carl Watson
Roger Hersey
Watson
Chriswell Jones
Williams Air Force Base
Jones
Arlington rejects recommendations on 15 year old transfer
Arlington school officials will not advise the Virginia Pupil Placement Board on the transfer of Sadie H. Phillips a 15 year old Negro girl seeking entry to Washington Lee High School. Acting county superintendent E J Braun said completing a recommendation is against board policy.
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Arlington
E. J. Braun
Virginia
Sadie H. Phillips
Washington- Lee High
August 14 to September 7 Auction Listings in Frederick County
Dennis commission auctioneer offers sales near Winchester and Charles Town including 2 mile east of Rt 7 and 5 miles southeast of Charles Town. Items range from dairy cattle to real estate, tractors, household goods, antiques, restaurant equipment and furniture. Listings include dates August 15 17 21 24 and September 7 with various auctioneers.
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Dennis Commission
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
W. Hough
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
Frederick County Court House
Braddock St
T. A. Taylor
O .M. Lloyd
Old Charles Town Road
Richard N. Brooke
Front Royal Road
William R. Garver
Littlestown
Ralph L. Schuchart
R. G. Feely
Kabletown
Mechanicstown
Thurs
Costie Carnation
Chevron
Steel Price Hike Weighed Against Wage Increases
An AFL-CIO publication argues steel firms used a price increase timed with wage raises, saying the wage rise does not justify the latest steel price hike. The piece appears as Senate Kefauver probes into administered prices while U S Steel chairman Roger Blough testifies.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Aflcio
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
Kefauver
Blough
Boston Newspaper Strike Shuts Six Daily Papers
Boston faced a local newspaper blackout as a wage dispute halted six dailies including the Globe Herald Record and American. About 5,000 non striking workers were sent home and Sunday editions were likely affected. ITU mailers seek higher pay, with negotiations ongoing and daily talks continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Greater
Evening Globe
Morning Herald
Hearst Corporation
Morning Record
Evening American
Evening Traveler
Globe, Herald and Advertiser
Mailers
International Typographical Union
ITU
Robert B. Choate
The
Herald-Traveler
Stereotypers
Joseph P. Bailey
Boston Mailers
URW Auxiliary Plans Meeting Monday Evening
Chapter 511 URW Ladies Auxiliary invites all members to a combined business meeting and lawn party at Mrs Effie Hawks home 955 Orchard Avenue on August 12 at 8 pm Mary Lena House URW Council president and Mary Kane and Frances Smith presidents of Chapter 511 are in Trenton New Jersey today for Local 107 outing with URW Field Rep John House They travel to Parkersburg West Virginia next Thursday for a Textile Workers Union rally on the speakers platform with TWA President Pollock The meeting will elect two delegates for the International Typographical Union Auxiliary annual convention at New York City Hotel Statler
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Chapter
URW
Effie Hawk
Orchard Avenue
Mary Lena House
URW Council of Ladies’ Auxiliaries
Mary Kane
Frances Smith
Chapter 511
Trenton
New Jersey
John House
House
Kane
Parkersburg
W. Va
Textile Workers Union
TWA
Pollock
International Typographical Union Auxiliary
Hotel Statler
New York City
House Leaders Hope for Break In Rights Logjam
House leaders seek an early break in civil rights legislation stalemate. Rep Keating will move to send the voting rights bill to conference with the Senate, opposing the Senate jury trial amendment. Democrats plan to bypass conference and push a direct floor vote or return the bill to the Senate to avoid deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Rep
Keating
Senate
Eisenhower
House Rules Committee
Two-County Forest Fire Threatens Coastal Community
Firefighters battled a two-county forest fire near Stumpy Point Dare County threatening the 300 resident village. Crews plowed lines north of the point as winds could push flames into the community. Highway 264 remained closed for a 35 mile stretch with one way traffic in place.
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Mann’s Harbor
N. C
Stumpy Point
Dare County
Here
Engelhard
Patsy Cline Sings On TV Tonight
Patsy Cline will appear tonight on television singing on the Country Music Jubilee Channel 7 at 9 pm EST. The page also contains a quiz with answers listed for Lake Erie Will not The building of an army Twenty 1898 Rice and red coloring matter in blood.
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Patsy Cline
TV Tonight
Channel 7
Lake Erie
Rice
Senators Seek Pre hearing Look at Smith Nomination
Senate Foreign Relations Committee members said they want to review James H. Smith Jr before voting on his nomination as foreign aid director. Smith, 47, Aspen rancher and lawyer, was named by President Eisenhower to head the ICA, with confirmation pending. Mansfield urged Smith to work toward integrating ICA within the State Department. Eisenhower also announced five delegates and five alternates to the U N General Assembly, naming Lodge, Wadsworth, Lord, Carnahan, Judd, Meany, Wells, Klutanik, Washington, and Irene Dunne.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James H. Smith Jr
Smith
Navy
Air
Eisenhower
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
Aspen
Colo
Senate
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
D-Mo
Judd
R-Minn
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
Philip M. Klutanik
Park Forest
Genoa S. Washington
Chicago
Irene Dunne
Prince Michael Drives Unlicensed at 15 a London Queen’s Cousin
Reports from Cowes say Prince Michael Queen Elizabeth’s cousin, age 15, drove a large black sedan without a license while police allegedly did not intervene. LONDON papers note legal age of 17 for driving and Buckingham Palace cites no exceptions.
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Prince Michael
London
Today
Queen Elizabeth
Cowes
London Daily
Buckingham Palace
Senate Advances TVA Self-Financing Bill To House
The Senate approved a self financing TVA measure 61 to 20 authorizing up to 750 million dollars in revenue bonds for new power plants. Tennessee senators Gore and Kefauver urged quick House action while Eisenhower’s position remained uncertain.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
House
Senate
Eisenhower
TVA
Gore
Congress
Japanese Merchants Seek Army Help to Recover Debts
Japanese merchants in Kagohara appeal to the U S Army to recover 22 million yen owed by American soldiers before the 1st Cavalry Division withdrawal. Capt. Albert Rakas said 360000 yen has been paid since the meeting, but tainted credits and sketchy names like Sergeant Johnny complicate efforts.
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Kagohara
Japan
U.S. Army
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Albert Rakas
Chicago
Sth Cavalry Regiment
Camp Whittington
Army
Rakas
Johnny
Milt Grant to headline VFW Dance at Armory
TV star Milt Grant will entertain at a VFW Post 2123 dance in the Armory on August 15 from 9 p.m. to midnight. Guest stars will appear as the event showcases his Record Hop format plus appearances on Featurama and Ladies be Seated. Grant is seeking teen singing talent in Washington Metropolitan area.
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Milt Grant
Armory
Mr Grant
Mr. Grant
Washington
Noted Virginia lawyer Kuykendall held multiple posts
KUYKENDALL who was tied to Mr Williams until 1946 held offices at 40 Rouss Ave. He served as Commonwealth's Attorney for Frederick County from 1942 to 1947 and joined the Virginia Board of Law Examiners in 1944. He sat on the Virginia State Bar Council 1943–1952 and belonged to several national legal bodies. He and Emily Light Kuykendall have four children.
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Williams
Kuykendall
Rouss Ave
Commonwealth
Frederick County
Virginia Board of Law Examiners
Virginia State Bar
American Law Institute
American College of Trial Lawyers
American Bar Association
Virginia Bar Association
West Virginia State Bar Association
Handley Board of Trustees
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Emily Light
Susan Ray
Emily Tabb
Edna Huyett
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Weather Summary For Winchester Region
Rather cloudy and warm conditions expected with high around 86 and low near 70 tonight. Tomorrow sunrise at 5 21 a m and sunset at 7 15 p m with moonrise at 7 02 p m. Last Quarter moon slated for August 18.
Rainfall totals and averages for period including August
Rainfall during the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a m is .05 inches. August rainfall to date is .20 inches. 1957 rainfall to date is 17.82 inches. Average annual rainfall for 44 years is 36.99 inches. Average monthly rainfall for 1912-56 includes January 2.43, February 2.00, March 2.97, April 3.08, May 3.86, June 3.86, July 3.79, August 4.00, September 2.66, October 3.24, November 2.54, December 2.47 inches.
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Dee
Drought Aid Turned Down for New Jersey Maryland
Washington informed Governors Meyner of New Jersey and McKeldin of Maryland that drought conditions do not meet the threshold for a major disaster. Sherman Adams sent telegraphs denying the requests for federal aid. Similar requests from Rhode Island Massachusetts and Connecticut were also rejected recently.
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Washington
White House
New Jersey
Maryland
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Robert B. Meyner
Theodore R. McKeldin
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Virginia crop prospects show mixed yields across staples
Burley tobacco forecast at 19.95 million pounds, near last year but 10 percent below average. Eastern Shore potatoes 2.152 million cwt, down 21 percent from last year and 16 percent under 10 year average. Sweet potatoes Eastern Shore 1.305 million cwt, nearly flat from last year. Apples nine million bushels, 17 percent under last year but near 10 year average. Peaches 1.7 million bushels, below last year and 10 year average, quality good but site below normal.
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Mrs
James Strosnider
James KR. Strosnider
Headquarter's
Parts & Service
By Caperts
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
Order of the Golden Rule
Pontiac
Atlantic City
Cammer Tire CO
U.S. Steel
U.S
Bailey
Welltown Pike
Winchester Laundromat
W. Hart St
VFW
FORD
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Kenneth E. Henry CO
Eli
Cardill
E. Piccadilly St
W & W Coal CO
Westernport, MD
Winchester Skies
Rial
Suind
FIR Lumber
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Stuart Wat Perry
Farm Bureau
Winchester Recreation Park
Frederick
George W. Hough
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