Marcus and Baer Obituaries From Baltimore Church and Cemetery
Funeral services were held in Baltimore for Carl C Marcus of 544 Drive and for electrician Baer born in Frederick County. Marcus burial at Parkwood Cemetery with Mount Hebron later. Baer burial at Mount Hebron with Eagles Lodge pallbearers. Services conducted by Dr E T Clark and Rev William R Withers at Jones Funeral Home.
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Baltimore
St. Anne's
Carl C.marcus
E. T. Clark
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Heb Cemetery
F. Amos Shryock
Max W. Lewis
John W. Miller
Harold G. Brown
Philip A. Barnhart
Ralph A. Chrisman
Baer
Frederick County
Immanuel
Jennie Allamong Baer
Eagles Lodge
Winchester Avenue No
William R. Withers
Mount Hebron
Lodge
Creathy Apt
Almond Seeks View on Additional State Revenues
Outlay Commission proposes raising funds through a state sales tax or an income tax withholding plan. Governor Almond declined to state a preferred method to avoid entanglement with the forthcoming political campaign. He wants to avoid embarrassing the next administration as public revenue problems loom. He discussed budget needs after four days reviewing state agencies with his budget adviser. He announced hearings on budget requests in Richmond for August 28 and 29, inviting Democratic nominee Albertis S. Harrison Jr. and Republican nominee H Clyde Pearson.
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Almond
Richmond
Red border wall rises as East Germans seek West
The East German border fence expands along a 2 mile sector as more East Germans attempt escape. Western officials estimate about 150 people per day still cross the frontier while East German guards reinforce the line. Brandt accuses a Great Wall of China style barrier. Adenauer faces a September 17 election in West Germany.
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West Germany
Bertie Wok
People's Police
Brandt
Bonn
China
United Nations
Adenauer
Quarterly payment plan with service charge noted
The notice outlines a payment schedule with four installments at Regis tration on dates Dec 1 Feb 1 and May 1 If the later plan is used a five dollar service charge will be added
Clemency sought for jailed newsman Carl Braden
A clemency petition was presented to White House aides on behalf of Carl Braden, a former Louisville journalist jailed after his 1958 contempt of Congress conviction for refusing to testify to the HUAC hearings in Atlanta. The petition lists 17 initiating sponsors including Rev. William B. Abbott of Norfolk and Sarah Patton Boyle of Charlottesville.
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Washington
Carl Braden
Louisville
Braden
Supreme Court
Congress
Atlanta
House Committee On UN
South
White House
William B. Abbott
Norfolk
Sarah Patton Boyle
Charlottesville
Middletown Man Injured in One-Vehicle Wreck
Roland Brumback Fisher of Middletown was injured in a one vehicle crash near Front Royal on Guard Hill Road. State Trooper A C Crowder said he had lip and arm lacerations after striking a fence at Guard Hill Grocery with a 1959 Plymouth. Fisher was charged with driving under the influence. Vehicle damage was listed at $500.
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Roland Brumback Fisher
Middletown
Guard Hill
Front Royal Wednesdy
A. C. Crowder
Crowder
Fisher
Guest Speaker at St Paul A M E Church Sunday
The Rev. John Hale of Old School Baptist Church Lewisville will be guest speaker at St. Paul A M E Church Sunday at 11 a.m. Tea follows at 5 p.m. at 27 Gibbons St. hosted by the Improvement Committee chaired by Lewis F. Jackson. Donation is 50 cents. Public invited. Pastor is Rev H A Abney.
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John Hale
Old School Baptist Church
Lewisville
St. Paul A.M.E
Jasper Long
Gibbons St
Improvement Committee of
St. Paul
Lewis F. Jackson
H. A. Abney
Antitrust Case Targets Antibiotics Makers in Kefauver Probe
Defendants face charges of conspiring to restrain trade and monopolize the manufacture and sale of antibiotics under the Sherman Act. A Senate antitrust probe led by Estes Kefauver uncovered alleged price fixing with tetracycline sold to the public at 51 dollars, costing 5.08 to produce per 100 capsules. Bristol-Myers and Bristol Laboratories deny the charges and vow vigorous defense.
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Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tonn
Senate
Philip I. Bowman
Bristol Laboratories
Bristol-Myers
Bourguiba Leads Demonstrations in Bizerte and Tunis
Habib Bourguiba urged peaceful protests in Bizerte to press for a French evacuation, warning forceful interference would meet resistance and urging votes against France at the United Nations.Rallies were planned in Tunis as the Neo Destour party mobilized civilians amid fears of disorder at the base. A Foreign Ministry communique rejected talks on normalcy, seeking total evacuation instead. Meanwhile in New York the stock market rose to record highs before drug stock losses tied to antitrust cases offset gains. Pfizer Bristol-Myers American Cyanamid UpJohn Olin Mathieson faced declines.
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Bent Habib Bourguiba
Bizerte
France
United Nations
Bourguiba
Neo-Destour Party
Tunis
Foreign Ministry
Tunisia
Charles de Gaulle
New York
Associated Press
Pfizer
Bristol Myers
Upjohn and
Olin Mathieson
Weather and Market Glance Virginia August Forecast and Stocks
Weather outlook for Virginia calls for variable clouds and isolated thundershowers with highs from the mid 60s to low 70s and a warm humid trend. The five day forecast shows temperatures 2 to 6 degrees above normal with warm weekend and cooler early next week. In markets, Studebaker-Packard and Polaroid moved on rumors, Ford and Texaco rose, GM and Chrysler steady, Dow rose 1.46 to 728.30, and bonds and other stocks edged higher.
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Virginia
Studebaker-Packard
Baltimore & Ohio
American Tobacco
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Baltimore Livestock Prices and Rainfall Report
USDA market summary for Baltimore shows cattle slaughter steer and heifer prices at 26.00 with cows and bulls 13.25 to 15.25, and stockers 24.50. Hogs list 19.00 to 19.75 for barrows and gilts, sows 13.50 to 16.00, lambs 20.00 to 20.50 for 82 to 93 pounds, with other loads 16.50 to 19.00 and ewes 4.00 to 6.00. Rainfall in past 24 hours none. year totals list monthly and annual rainfall figures.
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Baltimore
USDA
Two Hurt By Vehicle In Virginia Mishaps
Philip Eugene Shifflett aged 2 suffered head and face cuts after falling from a moving car on Reliance Road near his home. A. R. Dunning aged 1 from Millwood sustained a leg injury when he ran into a mail truck. Both were treated. Shifflett released from Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Philip Eugene Shifflett
Berryville
Robert L. Willingham
A. R. Dunning
Millwood
Shifflett
Edgar Shifflett
Reliance Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Galley Ana Ory
Albert Carlisle
Sales Directory Highlights Multiple Auctions and Dates
A dense list of upcoming auctions in Virginia and West Virginia includes E R Smith household goods in Berryville. Grace I Roderick real estate in Charles Town. Collis Auto Sales near Bunker Hill with trucks and equipment. Ham's Auction at Paper Mill Road. S F Easter furniture near Pront Royal Road. Joseph A Massie Jr farm in Stonewall District. Orkney Springs Hotel furniture. Special Commissioner land parcel in Frederick County. Robert Stickley dairy cattle sale near Stephens City. Auctioneers include W D Orndorff, Edward Morrow, William Conner, Buddy Artho, Charles R Duvall, and James Janney.
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Grace I. Roderick
Jefferson County Court House
Charles Town
W. Va
Collis Auto Sales
Bunker Hill
Edwerd Morrow
Ham’s
Paper Mill Road
Wm. Conner
F. Easter
Pront Royal Road
Rt. 50
Buddy Artho
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Charles R. Duvall
Robert Stickley
Stephens City
Charles Duvall
Chicago Grain Market Opens Lower on Board of Trade
Chicago grain column notes a mostly lower open on the Board of Trade. Wheat slid about a cent and a half, corn rose modestly, and soybeans held steady with small gains or unchanged as traders awaited clearer guidance.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Answers From Seattle Quiz Contains Odd Miscellany
A jumbled set of quiz answers includes Seattle, Mercy killing, Central Intelligence Agency and a bushel. The list also features a square mile area, a Norse god, a chemical mixture, and color pink with related descriptors.
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Seattle
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Bushel
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Mrs. Olin W. Beall
Marcus Service
Isaac T. Baer
Albertis
Harrison Jr
H. Clyde Pearson
Roanoke
Sarah O. Walner
Dot Jones
Mr. Cari
Marcus
POT Jones Funeral Home
Mr. I. Theodore Baer
Dot. Jones
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Snellings
N. Braddock
Crider & Shockey
Zickefoose
Farm Credit Office
E. Boscawen St
Sper, Virginia
Winchester
Baltimore Livestock
Ferra
Rivera
Hampton
Leonard Franklin Sanders
James Edward Long
John Dean Beauto
James W. Smitty
Hugh Bell
TRE Floor Shop
E. Piccadilly
Front Foyal Road
Buddy Arrrip
S. F. Easter
Albany
Adana
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Denver
Des Moines
Detroi Airbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
New Orleans
E. R. Smith
First
St Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Ham’s Auction
Ham's Auction
Paper’ Mill Road
William Conner
Chicago Grain
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Ly. Q. Answers
Sylvia Eaton -Vs- Velma Brannon Et
State of Virginia
Gainesboro
Timber Ridge
James W. Albaugh
R. E. L. Whitacre
G. L. Keiter
R. E. L Whitacre
G. L. Keiler
A. Virginia Kerns
Martinsburg Pike
Wincheser, VA
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