Misses Dress Pattern 4726 by Anne Adams
Slim sheath dress with shirtwaist bodice and action back pleat offered in three sleeves. Misses sizes 10 to 20, size 16 needs 4.4 yards 39 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and fit tested. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mail to Pattern Dept New York address with name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Exports Rise 19.6 Percent in West Germany January July
The federal statistical office reported exports totaled 17.1 billion marks for January through July, up 19.6 percent from the same period in 1955. Imports reached 15.5 billion marks, up 14.6 percent, compared with last year.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Federal Statistical Office
Virginia considers bill to curb desegregation funding
The proposed amendment would allocate state funds to elementary and high schools only if a Negro pupil is not admitted to a white school, or a white pupil to a Negro school. Localities could operate on private funds or close schools, with tuition grants possible for affected families. The governor called an extra session for Aug 27 to consider the bill and tuition grants.
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Gray Commission
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Commission
Pilot Nearly Blinded During Flight Guides Safe Landing
Virginia Air National Guard lieutenant Julian C. Harvey Jr. lost sight in a migraine en route from Richmond to Lynchburg. Piedmont Airlines Captain Vic Canary guided Harvey by radio and visuals to a rough but safe landing with CAA supervision. Harvey regained much of his sight hours later.
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Lynchburg
CAA
Julian C. Harvey, Jr
Virginia Air National Guard
Richmond
Preston Glenn
Harvey
Vic Canary
Piedmont Airlines
W. K. Moyers
Appomattox
Lynchburg Airport
Timberlake Road
Conary
Winston-Salem, C
Piedmont
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Canary
Moyers
Multiple Fatalities in Virginia Roadway Accidents
A series of fatal and serious injuries occurred in Virginia. Gilbert Weaver 17 of Stanley was identified as the driver in a Page County crash. Clinton E. Searle 76 of Roanoke was fatally injured while en route to a doctor. Dr B A Wagoner 67 of Wytheville died when a farm tractor rolled over him on Rt 655. John Clempton Hughes Sr 63 and his son 22 died from injuries in a non collision crash on Rt 696 near South Boston. both victims were Black.
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Clinton E. Searle
Roanoke
Searle
B. A. Wagoner
Wytheville
John Clempton Hughes
South Boston
Rt. 696
Military service and U S citizenship eligibility
A person does not become a citizen by serving in the armed forces alone. He must apply for naturalization. Yet honorable service may qualify him for special benefits to ease the process.
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United States
Kefauver and Stevenson Promote Unity at Convention
Kefauver and Stevenson praised each other amid a crowd as they signaled a unified Democratic bid. Kefauver defended loyalty while facing Southern delegates wary of his racial record, receiving 59 of 334 convention votes with Tennessee first supporting him before other Southern states.
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Kefauver
Dixie
Congress
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Senate
Albert Gore
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Texas
Hoover predicts calm GOP delegation pace at convention
Former President Herbert Hoover says the convention tempo will be placid with only one delegation from Puerto Rico and urges listening to Mr Stassen though he may be wrong. Senator Homer Capehart endorses Truman as a smart practical politician and cites Stevenson’s unlikelihood to win. Senator Andrew Schoeppel supports the Eisenhower-Nixon ticket as a winner again.
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Puerto Rico
Mr. Stassen
Herbert Hoover
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Truman
Stevenson
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas
Catozella-Weaver Board Sees Directors Retained and Added
The Catozella-Weaver group preserved three veteran directors Earl Bunting C F Cassell and Paul Terretta and added seven new members J P Jamieson N W T Pheiffer F D Turner R B Grove C R White and B B Wright. Bryant Troster Turner and Wright voted against management while Pheiffer and White were absent. R B Grove was also removed as Vice-President.
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Catozella-Weaver Group
Earl Bunting
Washington, D. C
O'Sullivan
C. F. Cassell
Charlottesville
Paul Terretta
Winchester
Terretta
Mr. Catarella
Me. Weaver
J. P. Jamieson
Chicago
W T. Phei
Catarella
Bryant
Troster
Turner
Wright
Pheiffer
White
R. B. Grove
Margaret Keller Sirbaugh Funeral Service Report
A funeral service for Mrs. Margaret Keller Sirbaugh of 33 West Cork Street was held at 11 a m yesterday at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev Raymond Womeldorf. Pallbearers were Melvin A Sirbaugh Richard Keller Mitchell Keller Willard Keller Jack Johnson and Wayne C McClure. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Margaret Keller Sirbaugh
West Cork Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Raymond Womeldorf
Melvin A. Sirbaugh
Richard Keller
Mitchell Keller
Willard Keller
Jack Johnson
Wayne C. McClure
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Kefauver Triumphs In Convention Balloting
Tennessee Senator Kefauver won the nomination on the second ballot at the convention with a 75542 to 5894 margin and pledged to back a vigorous campaign against the Republicans. He urged Stevenson to name the No 2 nominee and criticized Nixon as a likely opponent, while noting the party could set a precedent for open conventions. Stevenson praised Kefauver and deflected political capital from Eisenhower’s illness, stressing that the President’s condition should not define the campaign.
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Tennessee
Kennedy
Stevenson
Kefauver
Richard M. Nixon
San Francisco
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
GOP
Stassen
Edward Thye
Minnesota
Thye
Leonard W. Hall
Smuggled Dresses Discovered on Aztec Eagle Train
In Nuevo Laredo Mexico police uncovered a stash of smuggled dresses hidden on the Aztec Eagle. Officials arrested a pullman porter and a passenger suspected of attempting to move the merchandise to interior destinations.
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Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Pullman
Eisenhower Makes Fifth Golf Visit Post Operation
President Eisenhower left the White House at 8 30 a m to play golf at Burning Tree Country Club in Maryland marking his fifth visit to the course since his June 9 operation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Burning Tree Country Club
Maryland
Twin Boys Born to Callahans at St Marys Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Callahan Jr of St Louis celebrated their fifth child set, twin boys born yesterday at St Mary's Hospital. The couple already has four children including two sets of twins, with their first twins arriving April 30, 1955.
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ST. Louise
John Callahan Jr
Callahan
St. Mary's Hospital
Executive reshuffle at O’Sullivan plant prompts leadership changes
Dale A. Dougherty, Assistant to the President in charge of employee relations, remains in his post while Catarella says he has no future plans but will likely continue as a director. Weaver and Grove are also expected to stay in their director roles.
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Dale A. Dougherty
Catarella
O'Sullivan
Weaver
Grove
Britain Dulles discuss canal compromise with Sheptlov and allies
At the Suez conference 22 nations seek a way forward on the canal. Dulles and Shepilov conferred about international governance with Egypt as a key member. Dulles signaled possible expansion of ideas to include Egypt on an international board linked to the UN. Stassen arrives with Thye and Kors etc as party dynamics unfold.
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Dulles
Dules
Foreign Office
Christian Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
Shepilov
Beypt
U.N
Russia
Egypt
International Board
U. N. General Assembly
Eisenhower Rumor Mill Holds Nixon as Likeliest Running Mate
As Republican delegates gather at the Cow Palace the mood favors an Eisenhower ticket with Nixon at least a strong possibility. Governor Goodwin Knight of California signals openness to any Eisenhower headed ticket while not endorsing Nixon. Stassen cites no clear Nixon replacement and names like McKeldin and Humphrey appear, but no decisive recruit emerges.
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Eisenhower
Cow Palace
Gov
Goodwin Knight
California
Nixon
Kefauver
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
Humphrey
Ohio
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