Bray family ties and relatives listed in obituary notes
The obituary fragment mentions Mrs Bray born August 31 earlier century, Margaret E Moreland Berry of Berryville and Mrs Jake Stump of Charles Town West Virginia, plus 11 grandchildren. It also references Harold L. Ickes and Francis in an unclear line about actions or statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bray
Margaret E. Moreland Berry
Berryville
Jake Stump
Charles Town
W. Va
Death of William H. Arthur in Lexington Ky
William H. Arthur, 72, of Lexington Kentucky died Friday at home. He was brother to B. F. Arthur Jr and Herndon Arthur of Winchester and the late J Pinckney Arthur and J Victor Arthur. Survived by two brothers Sam Arthur of Florence South Carolina and Charles Arthur of Columbus South Carolina and two sisters Mrs S J Prichard of Hagerstown Maryland and Mrs Philip Flanagan of Bristol Virginia. A funeral service was conducted this morning in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hooker Arthur
Lexington
Arthur
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Herndon Arthur
Winchester
J. Pinckney Arthur
J. Victor Arthur
Sam Arthur
Florence
S. C
Charles Arthur
Columbus
8. C
S.J. Prichard
Hagerstown
Philip
Three Killed in Collision Involving Arlington Man
A storm driven collision on a highway left three dead and one Arlington resident injured. Joseph C. Fought, 56, of Arlington, was hospitalized and reported as stable. The crash occurred when Fought’s car crossed into the westbound lane and hit a Chevy Chase Maryland vehicle driven by Gilbert Charles Zabrek, with two passengers uninjured. all occupants wore seat belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Fought
Arlington
Fought
Storm
Gilbert Charles Zabrek
Chevy Chase
Zabrek
Two Accidents Reported in Winchester Area
A nine year old girl was paralyzed in a Route 81 crash Saturday and taken to Arlington County Hospital by Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad. Debbie Jo Whitaker, a passenger in Estes Whitaker’s car from Baltimore, was struck from behind by a vehicle driven by Charles Gardner of Jamaica New York. Gardner’s car damage was estimated at 900 dollars. Denver Shields Jr born March 19 1948 and former Hampshire County resident died in Romney. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at First Baptist Church Romney.
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Route 81
Arlington County Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Virginia
Debbie Jo Whitaker
Estes Whitaker
Baltimore
Charles Gardner
Jamaica
N.Y
Middletown
L. M. Bauserman
Whitaker
Gardner
Denver Shields
Denver S. Shields, Sr
Vanda Buckbee Shields
Winchester
This
Burmese Kings and Shan States Through Three Centuries
After 300 years of Shan dominance in Burma a Burmese king defeated the Shans and modern times have left them confined to 33 Shan states covering about 58 000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Beatles Almost Mobbed In Cleveland Stadium Surge
The Beatles played before about 3000 screaming teens at Cleveland Municipal Stadium Sunday night. The set was interrupted as fans rushed the stage, causing minor damage to the Indians' infield and a temporary stage halt before police and a disc jockey restored order. No arrests or injuries were reported.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Stadium
Ohio
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Paul McCartney
Johnson Nominates Officials Amid Regional Ties
President Johnson names several diplomatic and administrative appointees including Glenn Ferguson an antipoverty head slated for Kenya Leo Cyr from the African Bureau to Rwanda and John McSweeney as deputy chief of mission in Brussels with ministerial ties to Bulgaria. Also notes family connections in Martinsburg and Winchester. A Danish sandwich description follows with a rye bread bacon liver paste truffles meat jelly and horseradish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Laise
Martinsburg
W. Va
James F. Laise
Winchester
H.F. Byrd, Inc
Johnson
Glenn W. Ferguson
Vista
Kenya
Leo G. Cyr
State Department
African Bureau
Rwanda
John M. McSweeney
Brussels
U.S
Bulgaria
Copenhagen
Hans Chris‘tian Andersen
Rail Lines in North Vietnam Targeted but Not Severed
The article notes two main northbound rail lines from Hanoi and a parallel highway, facing daily air attacks but not crippled. Haiphong remains the main supply port, while the campaign against routes is described as a probabilistic game of attack, with the U S aiming to raise costs rather than cut all supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red River
Kunming
Burma
Lang Son
Indochina
Korea
Haiphong
United States
Reds
Police raid targets civil rights groups amid nationwide unrest
Police pursued four militants linked to civil rights groups across Michigan cities including Detroit and Lansing, while Philadelphia officers hunted three SNCC officials on charges of explosives possession and conspiracy. Winston Early surrendered for questioning as raids uncovered dynamite at meeting sites.
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Ing
Detroit
Lansing
Ypsilanti
Muskegon
Mich
Philadelphia
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Winston Early
Cub Scout Meeting Planned for Stephens City Area
An organizational meeting for boys aged 8 to 10 interested in becoming Cub Scouts is set for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church. Active Cub Scouts are also invited with their parents.
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Stephens City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Westmoreland says South Vietnam collapse unlikely amid Ia Drang fighting
General William C. Westmoreland states a Communist takeover in South Vietnam is no longer merely unlikely but impossible. In Ia Drang Valley near Piet Me the 1st Cavalry (Airmobile) assaulted a North Vietnamese battalion of about 500 after airlifted reinforcements. Ground combat followed with heavy exchanges until noon, while U.S. air strikes, rockets and artillery attempted to pin down the enemy through the night. In North Vietnam Saturday air raids hit 39 barges, 18 bridges, 33 trucks and five antiaircraft sites. oil storage and dumps also drew attention but accuracy was limited by smoke and darkness.
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William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Ia Drang
Piet Me
U.S
U.S. 1St Cavalry
North Vietnam
Escaped Convict Still At Large
A Stafford County road gang escapee, Carl Randolph Stotler, 19, dodges state and county police after a May Frederick County circuit court sentence of six years. He fled a car stop and has eluded dragnet nightly, last seen in a 1966 white Chevrolet near Angers Store, West Virginia. Authorities unsure of his current whereabouts.
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Stafford
Carl Randolph Stotler
Frederick County
Stotler
Angers
West Virginia
Rick County
Rotertaven
Wage guideline cited in White House talks over strike
Government officials point to 3.2 percent wage rise as a check on inflation while noting high airline profits and productivity. A strike settlement could spare Congress from ordering workers back, with a Senate cleared bill to halt the strike awaiting House action. Union negotiators seek a pause to rest before detailing terms to strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Johnson
Congress
Johnson Administration
Senate
House Rules Committee
Siemiller
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast for Winchester Skies
Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers Tuesday. Highs in the 80s, lows 68 to 74. Outlook Wednesday fair and cooler. Five day forecast: temperatures near normal to four degrees above, rain Tuesday and Friday or Saturday, warmer Thursday and Friday, then cooler Saturday. Sunset 8 09 p m, sunrise 6 26 a m, new moon tomorrow 7 48 a m. Rainfall data included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Woman Treated After Crash Involving Two Cars
Mrs Cecilia Ohlson 57 of Chicago was treated and released at Winchester Memorial Hospital after the Millwood Avenue rear ending. Amanda Joan DeVries of White Post, driver of the other car, said she swatted at an insect and took her eyes off the road momentarily. Police put damage at 505 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Ohlson
Chicago
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Millwood Ave
Amanda Joan DeVries
White Post
Stephens City man convicted on three charges in Frederick County Court
A Stephens City man pled innocent to three charges from an automobile accident but was found guilty on all counts in Frederick County Court and said he would appeal to the circuit court. Billy Ray Carter faced reckless driving, failing to stop for red light and siren, and leaving the scene of the accident with fines and costs totaling 267.75. A second charge resulted in a 30 day jail term suspended on conditions. Other convictions listed include Curtis E Clem of Inwood West Virginia for reckless driving and several speeding and reckless driving fines for residents of Berryville Gore Front Royal Sunnyside Station and Fenwick with various amounts and suspensions.
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Stephens City
Frederick
Billy Ray Carter
Curtis E
Clem
Inwood
W. Va
John F. Cussens, Jr
Berryville
John L. Johnson
Gore
Maurice L. Willingham
Loudoun St
Robert L. Workman
Fenwick
Mickey A. Tumblin
N. Kent St
Russell D. Clay
Sunnyside Station
Wiley W. Meade, Jr
E. E. Batch, Jr
Front Royal
California’s Feather River dam to supply state water for year
California plans a new Feather River Canyon dam that will impound enough water to supply every household in the state for a full year. The project underscores a major water strategy amid ongoing drought concerns.
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California
Feather River Canyon
Airlines lead Wall Street gain as strike settle talks advance
Wall Street opened higher as airlines rallied on news of another proposed settlement to the long strike. Eastern and National Airlines rose about 2 points, with TWA near that move, and Pan American Continental Braniff and American also rising. Steel stocks gained modestly as activity on steel buying continued from July lows.
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New York
Eastern
National Airlines
TWA
Pan American
Continental
Braniff
American
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones & Slaughlin
Douglas Aircraft
Xerox
du Pont
General Motors
Ford
Goodyear
International Paper
Santa Fe
Reynolds Tobacco
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Mrs. Elie
W. Bray
Harold L. Ickes
Francis
William H. Arthur
U.S. Weather Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Great Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
South Central States
Pacific Coast
Loudoun Street
Kurtz Funeral Home
S. Loudoun St
Ham County
West Virginia University
Hampshire High School
First Baptist Chuch
Romney
B.Y.F
West Virginia Mountaineer Boys State
Barbara Ann Pancake
Wilma Lee Jackson
Silver Spring
Grace Shields
Smithburg
Noah D. Buckbee
First Baptist Church
Glen A. Ferguson
Indian Mound
Combs Funeral
The
John. W. Rosenberger
Ccofiinancing Assistance
John W. Rosenberger &Co.inc
Commerce Street
Beatles
Bunker Hill
Cub Scout
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Okla City
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk
City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Wall Street
Glidden
N. Cameron St
Episcopal Parish
Winchester Rotary Club
J.V. Arthur, Inc
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
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