Obituary Notice for Hart Family Members Fares to Damascus
Obituaries report Glen Garber Strasburg Mrs Lee Clayton Munich Germany Mrs Melvin Sheetz Wilmington Del and Miss Connie Hart Abingdon among mourners. Six sons Charles Hart Falls Church Bud Hart Baltimore Dr L H Hart Apex N C Nyle Hart Wake Forest Ill James Hart Damascus and H L Hart Raleigh NC plus 22 grandchildren. Funeral service held this morning at Damascus with burial at Green Cove.
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Glen Garber
Strasburg
Lee Clayton
Munich
Germany
Melvin Sheetz
Wilmington
Del
Connie Hart
Abingdon
Charles Hart
Falls Church
Bud Hart
Baltimore
L. H. Hart
Apex
N.C
Nyle Hart
Wake Forest
Ill
James Hart
Damascus
H. L. Hart
Raleigh
Green Cove
Curb Market Produce Listed
More fresh vegetables and other goods are listed for the Farmers' Curb Market opening tomorrow at 6 am in the county parking lot at Kent and Boscawen Streets. Market master Clarence Fletcher names lima and green beans corn beets onions lettuce peppers squash cucumbers cabbage potatoes damsons and cantaloupes, with fudge pickles butter dressed chickens rabbits cured meats eggs baked goods and cut flowers also listed.
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Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Clarence Fletcher
First Corinthians Idiot in Naples Virginia
Naples Virginia scene centers on messaging about Congressmen coercion. Ottawa headlines reference constant pressure and warnings. Nomads are noted with twenty repeats, aiming to provoke public scrutiny.
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Corinthians
Naples
Virginia
Raise
Ottawa
Damages Reported in Rt 639 Wreck Near Winchester
A two vehicle collision five miles north of Winchester on Rt 639 caused $500 in damages. A 1951 Ford truck and a 1956 Pontiac were involved. Nina Guy Burner sustained a bruised knee. Truck driver John William ere of Stephenson reported minor injuries to his vehicle, total damages $200, and the car $300. Richard Lee Freeman, 20, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., was pictured in Memorial Hospital in good condition after a separate crash at Rt 11 and Welltown Pike. He sustained a badly cut arm and head abrasions. his 1956 Mercury collided with a brick building then a power pole. no truck damage. Another wreck 7:20 a.m. two miles south of Winchester on Rt 11 involved Hammon H. Michael and Gerald J. Furman. damages totaled $450 with a truck damage of $825 and trailer damage of $125.
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Winchester
Rt. 639
L. W. Waters
Nina Guy
John William Ere
Stephenson
Richard Lee Freeman
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Memorial Hospital
Rt. 11
Welltown Pike
S. L. Lee
Freeman
Noah Emmett Little
Rapidan
Lee
Mercury
Hammon H. Michael
Gerald J. Furman
Sunberry
Market nudges higher in moderate trading
Stock averages edged up with the Dow at 715.61 after a mixed session as investors weighed Berlin crisis and auto labor talks. Gains in electricals, tobaccos, chemicals and aircraft aided a modest advance while rails and nonferrous metals eased.
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Associated Press
Wall Street
Berlin
Parke
Davis
American Motors
Studen baker-Packard
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Litton Industries
Earth
Thickel
United Air Lines
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Berlin Air Corridors Aim for Unhindered Routes
The State Department cited postwar accords granting Allies rights to Berlin air corridors. A formal diplomatic reply to the Soviet note will come in days. Three Western airlines operate the 100 mile corridors. USSR claims restrict flights to supply runs, but treaties lack such limits. The Berlin air safety center mans no veto power.
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Ment
State Department
Berlin
White House
Pierre Salinger
West Berlin
West Germany
U.S
Allied Control Council
Germany
Soviet Union
Control Council
Koontz to Address UCT on Civil Defense
Roger Koontz of Middletown deputy area Civil Defense coordinator will address the United Commercial Travelers at its Senseny Park meeting tonight. He will discuss civil defense in general at 9 p m at the Kiwanis Shelter as the UCT holds its regular monthly meeting and auxiliary session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Koontz
Middletown
United Commercial
Senseny Park
Koontz
Kiwanis
UCT
Help Fight TV Buy a Book Sign Sparks Campus Rally
A sign at the student supply store of Carolina State College in Raleigh urges students to join a campus rally against television advertising by promoting books. The message reads Help fight TV Buy a Book and reflects a student-led push on campus.
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Raleigh, N.C
Eee
Carolina State College
Berlin rail barriers spark possible communist provocation
The report notes barriers found near the West End station and stones hurled at an el train near Neukoell elevated station. Police say no evidence yet of planted bars by Communist agents. A Western intelligence agency claims hundreds arrested in East Germany for opposing border sealing, with courts handing out sentences up to nine years for insulting the state.
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Neukoell
Eerence
West Berlin
West End
East Germany
Information Bureau West
Peace Corps Bill Passes Senate Endorsing 40 Million
The Senate approved Kennedy's overseas Peace Corps measure on a voice vote sending the bill to the House. It authorizes 40 million dollars for the corps' first year aiming for 2,700 volunteers or trainees by June 30. Senator Hickenlooper withdrew an amendment to cut funding to 30 million after a 59 to 32 vote against a 25 million cut.
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Washington
Pesident Kennedy
Peace Corps
Senate
House
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Living costs rise as wage boosts eyed for auto industry
The report notes a one cent hourly wage increase potential for 550000 workers across four major auto sectors and related industries plus 12500 McDonnell Aircraft workers. It warns July buying power fell slightly though food and gas prices climbed and hospital costs rose amid Kefauver hearings on drug prices.
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McDonnell Aircraft Co
St. Louis
Myers
Senate
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Shenandoah College trustees election and Winchester nominees
Shenandoah College and Conservatory holds trustee elections with terms to expire 1964. Winchester nominees include Judge W. E. Edwards Clarence F. Schenck and Marvin Weaver. The executive committee includes Winchester members Frank Armstrong Jr Fred L. Blaize Jr Marvin E. Gore Jr Wayne B. Omps Harold D. Patton. Conference sessions conducted by Bishop J Gordon Howard of the East Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah College
Winchester
W. E. Edwards
Clarence F. Schenck
Marvin Weaver
Frank Armstrong
Fred L. Blaize, Jr
Marvin E. Gore
Wayne B. Omps
Harold D. Patton
Anderson Col. Warns Civilians on Nevada Bomb Tests
Col Sites lists six rules for civilian protection during hydrogen bomb tests in Nevada. He urges using warning systems first aid local plans and knowing civil defense director while offering help. He describes fallout as radioactive dust spreading up to 600 miles in a 60 mph wind and recommends a two week shelter with food and water.
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Nevada
Col
Cone
Col. Sites
Church session reviews denominational education and funds
This morning's session focused on reports from Shenandoah Shenandoah? Lebanon Valley United Theological Seminary and the Board of Christian Education. Dr Clyde Dietrick opened with prayer. Afternoon covered administration stewardship pensions and ministers retirement funds. Evening featured foreign missions.
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Tral District
Shenandoah
Lebanon Valley
United Theological Seminary
Board of Christian Education
General Board of Christian Education
Clyde Dietrick
West Pennsylvania
UN Assembly to vote on Tunisia France troop withdrawal
The United Nations General Assembly closes Tunisian debate with expected broad support for a resolution demanding France remove troops from Tunisia. Sponsors seek a schedule for full withdrawal from Bizerte impacted territory amid Western and allied opposition and abstentions.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
France
Assembly
Freddel Aid Nohaine
United States
Bizerte
Tunisia
Security Council
Paris
Caledonia Riding Contest Opens Tomorrow at 8
The Caledonia event opens at 8 with a Western Horse and Fong Show at 10 am Tomorrow exhibits may be removed at 2 pm Bayard Rucker led the open division for 4 H and Future Farmers of America with the champion showing.
Frederick County Sales Directory Listings
Auction notices list events across Frederick County including a Massie estate farm in Stonewall District with James Janney as auctioneer and held at the county courthouse. Also Hammock property near Stephens City with B O Brumback and a September 9 land parcel sale in Gainesboro District by Special Commissioner. A September 15 dairy cattle sale near Stephens City School lists Robert Stickley as contact with Charles Duvall as auctioneer.
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Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Stonewall
Charles R Duvall
Orkney Springs Hotel Corp
Orkney Springs Hotel
James Janney
Alice D. Hammock
S.E
Stephens Citt
Ridings Chapel Road
B. O. Brumback
Frederick County
Gainebsoro
Charles R. Duvall
Robert Stickley
Stephens City School
Charles Duvall
G. L. Keller
A. Virginia
Kerns
Weather Today and Five Day Outlook for Winchester
Scattered thundershowers likely tonight and Saturday mainly in the afternoon and evening. Warm and humid with a low around 70. The Virginia five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures with slight rises above normal and showers possible. Moon eclipse tonight. Rainfall totals noted up to date with monthly averages.
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Virginia
Winchester
Boy Burned Lighting Stove Hospitalized At Memorial
Walter Mason nine of 319 National Ave was treated at Memorial Hospital for burns suffered last night while lighting a stove. He was transported to the hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and reported to be getting along all right today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mason
National Ave
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Beef showmanship and Angus winners crowned in 4H and FFA results
Sammy Pearson won beef showmanship with a leather show halter while Sue Rucker earned reserve steer. Butch Vowell took second with a grooming brush. Angus firsts went to P. T. McIntire W. L. Bowles Robert Davenport. Hereford winners included Blakeley Farm and Dicky Wolfe. 4H and FFA led by Penny Rucker and Bayard Rucker.
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Steer
Sue Rucker
Sammy Pearson
Butch Vowell
Angus
P. T. McIntire
W. L. Bowles
Robert Davenport
Hereford
Blakeley Farm
Dicky Wolfe
Penny Rucker
Bayard Rucker
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Snellings
N. Braddock
Corporation of Wiache
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Henry Fork
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Sandy
Stephens City, Va
Dodson Bros, Exterminating CO
Wisebecter
Pahanents
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Shockey
Anderson
Roy R. Allsopp
George Washington Hotel
Lee Jackson
Bernard Groves
Joe Haines
A. C. Long
Dick Owens
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Sensey Park
Slo-Mo-Shun Auto Club
Fredericksburg
Petersburg
E. Wade Thomas
R. Lawrence Olivier
State Department of Education
Kenneth S. Nichols
Trade and Industrial Education Service
N. J. Farmer
George Logsdon
U.N. Assembly
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