Eisenhower Returns to Colorado for Fourth Summer Vacation
President Eisenhower arrives in Colorado for his fourth consecutive summer leave with golf clubs and fishing gear. He opens a small office at Lowry Air Force Base to handle state affairs while enjoying visits with residents, officials, and neighbors in Denver and at Mrs. Doud’s home.
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Ike
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White House
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District of Columbia
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American Bar Assn
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Dan Thornton
Will F. Nicholson
Aksen Nielsen
Nielsen
Rocky Mountain
Fraser Colp
Here
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Tommy Golden
Tom
Larry Modesitt
Larry
Russians Begin Final Week of U S Farm Tour
A Soviet farm delegation enters the last week of its U S tour, with plans to return to Washington next week and then visit Canada for two weeks. They visit Michigan State College in East Lansing for the centennial of farm mechanization, hold a Chicago news conference, and attend a reception at the Council on Foreign Relations where a Chicago firm will serve borscht flavored ice cream.
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U. S
Washington
Canada
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Council of Foreign Relations
Peterson Speaker At VFW Meeting in Luray
Major Robert Peterson of the Ground Observer Corps based in Richmond spoke at the 7th District VFW meeting in Luray. District commander Michael Tussing conducted the session, with several Post 2123 members and Winchester Auxiliary in attendance. Reardon won the grand prize, a rotobroiler.
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Ground Observer Corps
Richmond
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Luray
Richard K. Eddy
Donald Porter
George Taylor
Robert Reardon
Colleen Grimm
Winchester
Michael Tussing
Shenandoah County
Peterson
Olin Mumpower
Bristol
W E. Moody
Scotsville
Department
Reardon
Mrs FDR Arrives in Tokyo En Route to Bangkok
Eleanor Roosevelt lands in Tokyo today before traveling to Bangkok for a World Federation of United Nations Associations meeting. She plans to participate in discussions on international affairs and global humanitarian efforts.
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Tokyo
Eleanor Roosevelt
Bangkok
World Federation of United Nations Associations
Mrs. O Connell Wins National Bridge Tourney Match
Mrs. Irvan T. O Connell won the Clyde Ryan Memorial pairs in Chicago finishing first Friday evening with partner Mrs Lennox Hallman of Chicago. She also placed fourth in the early session and, with William Phillips of New York, fourth in the mixed pairs on Saturday as the event drew several hundred pairs.
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Irvan T. O'Connell
Chicago
Clyde Ryan
Lennox Hallman
O'Connell
Frank Stepp Dies In Hospital Here
Frank Stepp 82 of 221 S Cameron St died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born 1873 in Shenandoah County he was a retired railroad employee and had lived here 15 years. Surviving two brothers M R Stepp of Boyce and Samuel T Stepp of Shenandoah. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Kyger Funeral Home Shenandoah. interment Evangelical United Brethren Cemetery. Remains moved from Jones Funeral Home to Shenandoah.
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Frank Stepp
S. Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah County
David and
Catherine Keyser Stepp
Crosby’s Son Phillip Crosby Injured In Car Crash
Pvt. Phillip L. Crosby 21, son of Bing Crosby, is hospitalized in Raymond with a broken back after a guardrail crash into the Willapa River bed while returning to Ft. Lewis for Army KP duty. He has three fractured vertebrae and will be transferred to Madigan Army Hospital for several weeks of treatment. Bing Crosby flew to Raymond but refused hospital photos.
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Bing Crosby
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Phillip L. Crosby
Raymond Hospital
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Young Crosby
Spokane
Raymond
Bing
Russell Starns
Phillip
Aberdeen
Here
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Madigan Army Hospital
Mrs. Julia Elsea 73 Dies in Berryville Clarke County
Mrs. Julia Wood Elsea, 73, died at her daughter’s home in Berryville. Born December 22, 1881 in Clarke County, she was the daughter of William and Ann Shepherd Wood. Survived by nine children and sixteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Charles Heflin
Berryville
Clarke County
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Ann Shepherd Wood
Raleigh C. Elsea
Clarence E. Elsea
Andrew J. Elsea
Lloyd Elsea
Henry Elsea
Edward S. Wood
Jane Robinnette
Dorothy Heflin
Catherine Lloyd
Isabel Wade
Parchments Found in Additional Judean Caves Since 1947
Since the initial 1947 discovery in the Wady Qumran cave, about eight more Judean caves have yielded significant leather and papyrus documents. Some items were carefully wrapped and sealed in jars, while others survive as fragments or decayed remnants.
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Wady Qumran
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