Winchester Chamber Seeks 200 New Members For 1961 Drive
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce launches a drive for new members among business and professionals. The program includes committees for agriculture aviation conventions government history and industry with goals to add 100 members this year and another 100 in 1961.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Frederick’ County
Agriculture Committee
Frederick County
Aviation and Transportation Committee
Washington
Nial Commission
Winchester - Frederick County Industrial Development Corporation
Shenandoah College
Board of Directors
Angry Husband Shoots Self in Fort Worth Standoff
Johnny Ray Smith 35 died after a confrontation with police following a quarrel with his wife who planned to return to Virginia with her mother and brother. Witnesses say Smith drew a pistol, aimed at officers, and shot himself as the officer warned he was in a position to act.
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Fort Worth
Johnny Ray Smith
Guy Booth
Woodbridge
Henrietta Ennis
Booth
Virginia
Smith
H. D. Edmonson
Fresh flowers and produce at Farmers' Curb Market
Fresh flowers will be added to the Farmers' Curb Market lineup for tomorrow’s 6 a.m. opening at the Kent and Boscawen Street parking lot. Vegetables listed include lima beans green beans potatoes tomatoes cabbage cucumbers beets onions radishes lettuce apples corn and squash. Market master Clarence Fletcher says pickles dressed rabbits and baked goods will also be available.
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Farmers
Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Clarence Fletcher
Decker Nominated Army Chief of Staff in Washington
General George Henry Decker, a non West Pointer with strong military finance background, nominated as Army chief of staff by President Eisenhower. At 58 he would succeed General Lyman Lemnitzer, with Twining slated for Joint Chiefs chair once he retires. Decker previously served as budget officer and comptroller, holding economics degree from Lafayette College.
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Washington
George Henry Decker
Army
Eisenhower
Decker
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lafayette College
Easton
West Point
Army Command
George C. Marshall
United States
Hawaii
New Guinea
6Th Army
Walter Krueger
6Th
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Philippines
U.S
U.N
Korea
Catskills
N.Y
Jané
James I. Decker
Editors View Powers Trial as Soviet Propaganda
U.S. papers widely view the Powers trial as Soviet propaganda to sway world opinion against the United States. The Louisville Times calls it a propaganda sounding board for Soviet aims, while many other papers cite biased portrayals and strategic messaging.
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Associated Press
U.S
United States
Louisville Times
Washington Post
Kremlin
Chicago Tribune
New York Mirror
Soviet Union
New York Herald Tribune
Philadelphia Inquirer
Powers
Wilmington
Del
Atlanta Constitution
Miami Herald
Miami News
Atlanta Journal
Washington
Washington Evening Star
Richmond
Times - Dispatch
Worcester
Mass
Moscow
Proper use of a sauce cup at table
When sauce is served in a small cup on the plate, invert the cup and use your fork to empty it. Then place the empty cup on the plate to one side out of the way.
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Comet
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Chamber
Philip N. Hunter
War Memorial Building Association
Historical Committee
The
Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society
Centen
Smalts, ‘Florists, Inc
Shaftesbury Avenue
London
Broadway
New York
George Decker
Loudoun Street
George Washington Garage
Mu IA
Shortie
Oxfords Natural Bridge
Weyenberg
New York Journal American
International
Household Finance Corporation of Winchester
Loudoun
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Strong
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Zurich
Caracas
Hane Kong
White, Weld&co
NEW York Stock Exchange
John Cussen
N. Loudoun St
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New Haven
Hagerstown
Minneapolis