Obituaries of White Slaughter Baerle and Lena Mae Baerle
Three obituaries outline lives in Pennsylvania and nearby towns. Herbert Charles White 51 of Pes ae died in a Philadelphia hospital after an injury. He served in the US Navy and belonged to local veterans groups. Burial at River View Cemetery Strasburg with Stover Funeral Home handling arrangements. Benjamin Franklin Slaughter 80 of Berryville died at Winchester Memorial Hospital born February 18 1885 in Jefferson County WVa husband of the late Emma Slaughter survived by nine children and eight grandchildren. Funeral at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville at 2 p.m. Burial Milton Valley Cemetery Clarke County. Lena Mae Baerle 70 of 643 Battle Ave died after a long illness funeral at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Everette Brown Everette Holsinger Woodrow Brown Clarence Shope Beverley Holsinger and Glenn Brown.
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Herbert Charles White
Pes Ae
Phil
Mr. White
Washington
Charles J
Anna Mae Wewcoome White
Black-Coyle-McBride
American Legion
Phila
Liberty Bell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Philadelphia
Franklin Avenue Baptist Ch
Stover
Strasburg
H. M. Crim
Douglas Gard
Riverview Cemetery
Jack Snarr
Henry Manuel
Harry Keller, Jr
Roland Pangle
Benny
Harold Updike
Benjamin Franklin Slaughter
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Slaughter
Jefferson County
W. Va
Benjamin F
Betsy Wayland Slaughter
Emma Slaughter
Mary Cooper
Benjamin F. Slaughter, Jr
Pauline Horne
Emma Holmes
James Slaughter
Cora Roger Slaughter
Reading
William Slaughter
Brookline
Mass
John H. Enders
Alex Robinson
Milton Valley Cemetery
Clarke County
Everette Brown
Everette Holsinger
Woodrow Brown
Clarence Shope
Beverley Holsinger
Glenn Brown
Men’s Bible
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester Man Walter P. Chabduck Dies at 47
Walter P. Chabduck of McLean died last night of a heart attack at his home. He was formerly of Winchester and a nephew of Mrs. Coral Massie of 436 North Braddock Street. Burial arrangements will be in Winchester.
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Walter P. Chabduck
Winchester
McLean
Coral Massie
N. Braddock St. Burtal
Youth Charged in Burglary at Kernstown Farm
An 18 year old Frederick County youth was charged with burglary of the Charles Grim farm at Kernstown. MacArthur Jones of Rt. 3 was taken into custody yesterday for entering the property and petty larceny, according to Deputy Renner.
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Frederick County
Charles Grim
Kernstown
Osborne Rensiex
MacArthur Jones
Rt. 3
Renner
Moreau Rebuffs Role in Bulge for Will Adams Story
London AP reports French actress Jeanne Moreau declined 70000 dollars for a three page part in The Battle of the Bulge and chose The Will Adams Story with Peter O'Toole for higher pay and longer script.
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London
Jeanne Moreau
Will Adams
Peter O’toole
Marines Press Offensive In Viet Nam Bo Lang Valley Sweep
In the Da Nang region Marines pursue a large Viet Cong force with sea and helicopter landings near Chu Lai. They report light early casualties and heavy fighting as 57mm fire and fortified emplacements challenge the operation. In Bo Lang Valley up to 71 Viet Cong reported killed over five days.
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Chu Lai
von Tuong
Viet Nam
Bo Lang
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Big
Tax Group Hears Report On Meeting In Richmond
Frederick County Taxpayers Association heard a report from its committee at the State Department of Taxation in Richmond after a two hour session. The meeting at the Frederick County Courthouse drew 40 to 50 people with 18 new members admitted.
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Frederick County Tax Payers Association
State Department of Taxation
Richmond
G. Place
John Dick Whitacre
Frank Fout
C. 8. Sherwood
Place
Robert Y. Button
Frederick County
Fred
Earl Bailey
Ops Cliates da Andiamo Yan Vastas Tas
Board of Supervisors
Restive Watts riot toll rises as curfew ends
The Watts district near Los Angeles reports 34 dead after a week of unrest with a 47 year old Negro woman killed at a roadblock. National Guard withdrew some forces as outside aid arrives, while 536 buildings burned and $175 million in damage looms.
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National Guard
de ‘Troit
Chicago
Watts
House faces long delay on Taft Hartley Act amendments
The House plans to finish aid for higher education and clear Rules Committee action before next week. The Taft Hartley Act repeal bill, approved by the House, would let states legislate on the union shop but faces about 40 Senate amendments and may not be acted on until next year.
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Congress
Rules Committee
House
Senate
Gemini tests fuel cell power for space flight
Unofficial estimates suggest a 5 to 10 day delay if the Gemini fuel cell system cannot be fixed. Tests began at Cape Kennedy on Gemini 5 and Gemini 6 after a problem arose at McDonnell in St. Louis with the onboard fuel cell power source, which uses liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen to generate electricity and water.
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McDonnell Aircraft Co
St. Louis
McDonnell
Cape Kennedy
U.S
Markets Baltimore Cattle and Hog Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 50 and hog receipts 250 in Baltimore trade. Hog market shows moderate firmness for barrows and gilts and sows steady. Prices cited for various weight classes range from US 1 2 190-230 lbs at 26.00-26.25 to 235-270 lbs around 24.50. Sows and larger hogs quoted with wider spreads.
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Baltimore
USDA
U.S
Weather Today Rainfall and Averages Report
Rainfall for the last 24 hours ending 8:30 today shows trace. August total and 1965 year-to-date rainfall listed. long term averages include 34.76 inches annual, with monthly breakdowns such as January 2.40, April 14, May 3.72, July 86, August 3.78, October 13, and December 2.40 inches.
Chiang May Send Troops To Viet Aid
In Formosa Chiang Kai-shek and Nguyen Cao Ky announced that Nationalist China, with about 500000 troops, may send forces to South Viet Nam. Ky said military study missions may arrive next month and that Taipei will increase technical and material aid.
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Taipei
Formosa
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Viet Nam
China
C. K. Yen
Republic of
Chiang
LBJ to Get Report on Ship Strike
President Johnson will receive today a report on East and Gulf Coast maritime strike negotiations. One union reached agreement while two others remain at odds with shipping firms. The strike has tied up about 1100 merchant ships for 64 days along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Marine engineers and ship owners reached full agreement, subject to union ratification. The dispute centers on crew size for automated ships with other unions still opposing the eight-firm American Merchant Marine Institute. Spurred by White House pressure, talks continued overnight with no clear progress reported.
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Washington
Johnson
Atlantic
Gulf
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
The
American Radio Association
American Merchant Marine Institute
Wall Street Gains Amid Broad Rally Across Sectors
The market advanced with major groups higher as chemicals led gains. Fairchild Camera slipped 1 percent on a 130 percent move in 4,000 shares, while U S Steel preferred delays stalled opening. Eastman Kodak and Du Pont gained over one point each, and Commonwealth Oil rose to 1014 on large blocks.
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Fairchild Camera
U.S. Steel
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Union Carbide
Air Reduction
Commonwealth Oil
General Instrument
Ampex
New Car Total Loss in Fire Near West Virginia Line
Gainesboro Fire Co. with Berkeley Springs responded to a car fire about a mile south of the West Virginia line on 6522 North yesterday at 5 30 p m. The 1965 model car owned by Andrew John Mehley was a total loss. Fire officials suspect the blaze started at the rear possibly from a hot or underinflated tire or wheel burn. Nutmeg and mace definitions follow unused in the report.
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Gainesboro
A Decade of Change in Hat Manufacturing Industry
The plaintiff focuses on postwar developments in hat making, examining ten years of industry shifts, including rabies concerns in production and compliance with moral and legal standards. Elliott is cited as a key figure in the firms' evolution while the paper tracks regulations and consumer impact.
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Elliott
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