Notable Dignitaries and Executives Die in AP Roundup
James S. Carson 85 former newsman utilities and banking executive and Latin American specialist died of lung cancer. He was AP correspondent in Mexico during Pancho Villa era and led the Inter-American Arbitration Association and chaired the Foreign Education Committee of the National Trade Council. Andre Bloch 87 composer and scientist died after brief illness. former government general for musical education and professor at Paris Academy. R Paul Huggins 68 Gulf Oil Corp vice president 1952 1959 retirement died Tuesday.
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Associated Press Cluster
N.J
James S. Carson
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Inter-American Arbitration Assn
National Trade Council
Paris
Andre Bloch
Paris Academy
Houston, Tex
R. Paul Huggins
Gulf Oil Corp
Howard L Patton Sr Dies At Home
Howard L Patton Sr retired grocer died suddenly at his home this morning after being stricken on his front porch. The body is at Jones Funeral Home with no funeral arrangements yet made.
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Howard L. Patton, Sr
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral Service for James Emmett Stuart
Funeral for James Emmett Stuart of Waterloo will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Meade Memorial Episcopal Church White Post. The Rev. William G. Pendleton will preside with pallbearers John Sparks Ed Buncutter Allen Bryarly Jack C Funkhouser Ed Lee Thompson Harold Sowers and Phil Brubaker. Honorary pallbearers include John Averitt Williams and Custis Meade.
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James Emmett Stuart
Waterloo
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
William G. Pendleton
John Sparks
Ed Buncutter
Allen Bryarly
Jack A C. C. Funkhouser
Ed Lee
Thompson
Harold Sowers
Phil Brubaker
John Averitt Williams
Custis Meade
Arlington Woman Struck by Bus Dies En Route to Work
Miss Edna Crist Washing D C died after being struck by a bus in Arlington while heading to her job as administrative assistant at Wilson Boulevard Christian Church. She was a Bridgewater College and Northwestern University graduate. Survivors include her mother Mrs Birdie Florence Crist of Luray two sisters Mrs Lucy Huffman of Luray and Mrs Mary Brown of Albinsand four brothers Charles Salt Lake City Utah Jacob Arlington Paul Fairfield Pa and Galen Elkton Md Funeral services set for Timberville Church of the Brethren Friday at 11 a m EST
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D. C
Utah
Jacob
Arlington
Paul
Fairfield
Galen
Elkton
Timberville Church of
Steward DeHaven dies after illness at 79 in Gainesboro
Steward Alexander DeHaven 79 of Gainesboro died yesterday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital where he had been ill for four years. Born in Frederick County he farmed for many years and belonged to Chestnut Grove Methodist Church and Gainesboro Fire Company. Survived by wife Annie Parkinson seven daughters two sons two sisters twenty six grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral service Thursday at 2 p m with burial at Chestnut Grove Methodist Church.
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Steward Alexander DeHaven
Gainesboro
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Alexander
Susan Whitacre DeHaven
Chestnut Grove
Hubert Hutsler
Daniels, Md
Garland Madigan
Roy Armentrout
Noble Unger
Boyd DeHaven
Robert Nagley
George Giffin
Winchester
Frederick
Edmond DeHaven
Jack DeHaven
Lunn
Osboth
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Emery S§. Ellmore
Mary Louise Steele Ole Gama
Chestnut Rove
Omps Funeral
Petersburg Group Challenges Virginia Anti Trespass Laws
Members of the Petersburg Improvement Association filed two federal suits challenging Virginia’s 1960 anti trespassing laws and bus depot segregation practices. The actions seek a three judge panel to rule on the laws and name Petersburg officials, Trailways entities, and restaurant managers as defendants with similar state court actions planned.
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Richmmond
Petersburg
Virginia
Petersburg Improvement Association
U.S
General Assembly
W. E. Edens
Roy F. Ash
Trailways Bus Terminal Restaurant of Virginia, Inc
Homer Johnson
Trailways Bus Co N
Bus Company
Fire Wrecks Norfolk Firm
A two alarm blaze at Princess Anne Uniform Corp in Norfolk destroyed about 200000 worth of machines and work, burned roof sections of the one story building, and left 140 employees jobless. The cause was not known.
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Norfolk
Princess Anne Uniform Corp
Market Quotation Slim Gains Amid Mixed Stock Moves
New York AP reports the market struggled to gain traction with narrow yearly movement. Dow Jones at noon rose 0.47 to 616.16 while the AP 60 stock average gained 0.10 to 216.70 as industrials edged up and rails and utilities mixed.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S
Baltimore Produce Cattle Hogs Sheep Market Snapshot
USDA notes limited supply across cattle and calves with 150 cattle and 25 calves on offer, load medium stock heifers at 19.50. Hogs sparse with 300 head mostly absent, few mixed US No 13 190-220 lb butchers at 19.00. Sheep 25 head not enough to test prices.
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Baltimore
USDA
Baltimore agricultural market moves and prices noted
AP reports fruit and vegetable quotes from Baltimore with apples in various cartons up to 2.00 per 2 percent sacks, peaches slow demand, potatoes steady to weaker with various 50 lb sacks listed, sweet potatoes and tomatoes about steady with Mid-Atlantic and Delaware supplies in multiple basket sizes.
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Baltimore
del & van Bu Bkts
Chicago Hog Prices Slip Across Mixed Lots
Chicago livestock market reports 6 500 hogs sold with butchers steady to 25 cents lower and mixed lots 1 2 and 1 3 weighing 190 to 250 pounds bringing 17 75 to 18 00 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
USDA
Atlas Fires 7 000 Mile Intercontinental Test Flight
The Air Force launched an Atlas missile on a 7000 mile course in a demonstration of range and accuracy. The test targeted distances between 6325 miles and 9000 miles, with preparation for an 8000 mile flight and checks on the missile nose cone under varied re entry conditions. Three new launch facilities at Warren Air Force Base Wyoming were turned over to SAC's 564th Missile Squadron. An erroneous signal led to the destruction of a Redstone missile, following a similar off course indication.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla .Ap
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
SAC
564Th
Cape
Army
NATO
Europe
Chicago Grain futures mixed as soybeans slide early
Chicago Board of Trade opened with soybeans dropping sharply while grains held in a narrow range. Wheat and corn moved modestly with September contracts near prior levels and soybeans fluctuating between gains and losses as traders reorganized positions.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Shepherd Named To Board Of Apple Corp
General Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr. elected to the Shenandoah Valley Apple Corporation board as the firm celebrates its 50th anniversary. The company, formerly Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Corp, markets the Apple Pie Ridge brand established during the Revolutionary War era. Charles Hill Jones, president, and J. P. Arthur, vice president, announce the change. Shepherd, a former Marine Commandant, has held major defense posts and earned numerous decorations.
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Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr
Shenandoah Valley
Apple Corp
J. P Arthur
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Corp
Appalachian
Shenandoah Valley Apple Corporation
Apple Pie
Edmund J. Dyer
General Shepherd
Marines
Inter-American Defense Board
Washington
United States Marine Corps
France
Free China
Haiti
Korea
Charles Hill Jones
Virginia Military Institute
Socialist leader Norman Thomas runs for president six times
Norman Thomas sought the presidency on the Socialist ticket in six campaigns from 1928 to 1948. Massachusetts enacted the nation’s first compulsory school attendance law in 1852.
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Norman Thomas
Massachusetts
Farmers Livestock Market Report Summary
Detailed cattle and hog prices from the Farmers Livestock Market including barrows gilts heavy and light butcher categories, veal, sheep and lambs with 651 head sold, slaughter cattle with grades from steers to bulls, and stock feeder cattle with yearling and calf classifications and price ranges.
Denny's Commission Auction and Nearby Sales
A sales directory lists multiple auctions near Winchester and Berryville Virginia August 10 to August 27. Items include furniture appliances grocery store stock dairy cattle farm equipment poultry and antiques with auctioneers Dennis T Cole J W Williams Charles R Duvall W D Orndorff and others.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
J. W. Williams
Williams Fruit Market
Dennis T. Cole
Winnie B. Fenton
Charles R. Duvall
Wed
Neil W
Jean E. Kimball
Rock Hill Farm
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Walker McC. Bond
Barnett
Whittier Ave
E. T. Snider
Harry Heishman
Mt. Falls
Virginia
Julian A . Everly
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Valuable County Realty and Poultry Farm
Phi
Julian A. Everly
Highview Farms and Hatcheries, Inc
Highview
W. Va
Lela B. Smith
Kent St
Buddy Artrip
Weather Summary for Virginia Including Temperatures and Rainfall
Cloudy warm humidity with scattered showers tonight cools west and north areas. Extended outlook Aug 11 15 shows below normal temperatures with cooler days and periods of showers over the weekend.
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Virginia
TURES
Winchester
Virginia Livestock Prices at Market Report
Market report lists price ranges for heavy and light butcher cattle hogs veal lambs and sheep slaughter cattle stock feeder cattle yearling steers steers heifers cows bulls and calves with price bands for choice good standard utility and cull grades across categories. Specific values show wide variability reflecting market conditions and quality grades.
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Inferior & Common
Weather Across Regions Prompts Calm Weekend Brunch
Recipe note suggests hot brunch with heat canned apricot halves and serve alongside Canadian bacon and scrambled eggs. No clear region or forecast data provided.
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Haines Memorials
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Edna Crist
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Miller’s Flower Shop
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John W. Rosenberger & CO
Steward DeHaven
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Winchester Ct
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