1958 Ford declared a total loss after Rt. 522 crash
A 1958 Ford traveling on Rt. 522 north of Winchester crashed after brake failure, striking a 1955 Chevrolet owned by Polly's Cab driven by Richard Dallas Hollar. Harold Barnes from Rockbridge Ohio reported no injuries. Damages were $250 to the Ford and $150 to the cab.
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Winchester
P. W. Foster
Polly
Harold Herman Barnes
Rockbridge
Ohio
Foster
Richard Dallas Hollar
Ford
Dick Bond
U S Hopes Election Won’t Heighten Berlin Crisis
Washington officials hope West German voters in the Sept 17 election between Chancellor Adenauer and Berlin Mayor Brandt do not escalate the Berlin crisis. They urge a sober nonpolitical approach while stressing Western unity in opposing Moscow.
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U.S
Berlin
Washington
U. S
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrat
Willy Brandt
Moscow
Brandt
Adenauer
Bonn
Soviet Union
West
West Berlin
Kennedy
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
State Department
Church budget plans set 95 000 dollar ask for Shenandoah
He visited Dayton to meet the Budget and Finance Committee of the General Church, which is shaping the 1963 67 budget. About half funds go to capital outlay and the rest to Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music. The long term budget remains in planning.
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Dayton
General Church
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Racey
General Council
Augusta County Man Is 477th Road Fatality
Virginia highway fatalities rose to 477 with the death of Harry Clifford Hite 33 from Augusta County. He died after being pinned between two cars on U S 340 near Greenville while assisting as a vehicle stalled on the highway.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Augusta County
Harry Clifford Hite
Greenville
Staunton
U. S. 340
Hite
Easter's Bat Wrecks Wees Big Luke Easter
Luke Easter, turning 40, singles five times including a triple and homer to lead Rochester Red Wings past Richmond 8-3. Cal Browning tosses first shutout as Toronto blanked Charleston 5-0 in game one of a doubleheader. fog called off game two. Standings show Columbus leading with 80 wins as of Saturday with Charleston, Buffalo, and Toronto close behind.
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Associated Press
Luke Easter
Rochester Red Wings
Richmond
Columbus
Yracuse
Cal Browning
Toronto
Charleston
Buffalo
Jersey City
Bisons
Easter
Red Wing
John Anderson
Rochester
Mexico Doubles Favored in Davis Cup Showdown
Mexico's Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox enter the American Zone Davis Cup ties as slight favorites over the U S pair of Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston. With the teams tied 1–1, the doubles clash determines whether a winner can be decided before Sundays singles.
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Cleveland
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
United States
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Francisco
Pancho) Contreras
Antonio
Contreras
Palafox
Osuna
McKinley
U S Swimmers Break Pair of World Marks
At the Los Angeles AAU meet Steve Clark 18 of Santa Clara set two world marks in stroke and freestyle. Roy Saari 16 of El Segundo lowered the American 1 500 meter record to 17 29.8 while Tsuyoshi Yamanaka competed with Alan Somers in the race. Murray Rose withdrew on doctor's orders due to dietary troubles.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Chet Jastremski
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Jastremski
Steve Clark
Santa Clara, Calif
Roy Saari
el Segundo
California
Japan
Tsuyoshi Yamanaka
Alan Somers
Indianapolis
Yamanaka
Murray Rose
Australia
Rose
Akron Soap Box Derby crowns young drivers at Derby Downs
In Akron Ohio the 24th All American Soap Box Derby showcases 153 contestants averaging 14 years old. Competitors race down a 975.4 foot slope for scholarships with Chevrolet offering 5000 dollars to the winner and 4000 to the runner up. About 50 000 spectators expected for the 1 p.m. start.
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Akron
Ohio
Derby Downs
Chevrolet
NAACP backs Colts Redskins exhibit, opposes picketing
Virginia NAACP leader says no objection to Colts Redskins exhibition in Norfolk Aug 26. Three local lawyers urge boycott over segregated seating. NAACP reps urge members not to participate in picketing as agreement is reached to promote the game and avoid demonstrations.
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Norfolk
Robert D. Robertson
Virginia Naacp
Organce
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Colts
NAACP
Foreman Field
Joe Jordan
Len Holt
Ed Dawley
Sao Ee
Redskins
Robertson
Messrs
Jordan
Dawley
Holt
Carl Schenck
Virginia
Grant Stops M-Men as Tigers Narrow Yankees Lead
Ex Pirates right-hander Ronnie Kline pitched his first complete game in 28 starts, blanking Boston 5-0 to move Detroit within three games of New York. Mudcat Grant shut out the Yankees 5-1 at Cleveland, and other MLB results included Baltimore over Washington, Kansas City over Chicago, and Los Angeles over Minnesota.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Ronnie Kline
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Los Angeles Angels
Pirates
Tigers
Angels
Kline
Boston
New York
Yankees
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Cleveland
M- Men
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Rocky Colavito
Bill Monbouquette
Grant
Elston
Mudcat
Indians
Jim Coates
Bubba Phillips
Maris
Babe Ruth
Babe
Herzog
Jackie Brandt
Jim Gentile
Orioles
Joe McClain
Steve Barber
Deron Johnson
Bob Shaw
Ray Herbert
Eli Grba
Twins
Earl Averill
Camilo Pascual
Peach Supplies Seen Light Until Elberta Harvest
Peach supplies were light in the northern area with Sunhighs cleaned up and Elbertas scarce until harvest. Next week's offerings expected to be very light with limited Sullivan Elbertas and a few Red varieties. Southern Virginia reports Elbertas in full harvest but slow demand and poor color with prices unchanged. Elber tas in Southern Virginia 2 inch up brought $2.40 per bushel.
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Elberta Harvest
Pennsylvania
Elbertas
Virginia
Crow Loses Ankle In 31-10 Packers Loss
Cardinals star John David Crow fractured his left ankle driving into the Green Bay line Friday night ending his 1960 exhibition season and sidelining him for at least two regular season games. Sam Etcheverry remains ineffective with a shoulder injury. Lenny Moore scored both Baltimore touchdowns as the Colts beat Minnesota 13-3. Dallas topped Buffalo 35-26 in another preseason game. San Diego defeated Houston 46-28 in AFL action.
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Mike Rathet
John David Crow
Sam Etcheverry
Crow
Green Bay
Packers
Etcheverry
St. Louis
Cardinals
Hope
Bay
Lenny Moore
Baltimore
Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Dallas
Buffalo
San Diego
Houston
Notice to Creditors in Virginia Estate
Notice that under Virginia law the undersigned will deliver funds over 1000 dollars on deposit to Ralph W Haines executor of the Florence B Slonaker estate in Hampshire County West Virginia. The deceased was a nonresident of Virginia. Western Frederick Bank by J W Ward cashier.
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Ralph W. Haines
Florence B. Slonaker
Hampshire County
West Virginia
Florence
Slonaker
Virginia
Western Frederick Bank
J. W. Ward
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