Carper Reelected By State AFL-CIO
The Virginia AFL-CIO re elected leaders at its 16th annual meeting in Roanoke. Julian Carper Richmond was named president and Brewster Snow Natural Bridge became secretary treasurer. Archie Iddings Richmond was chosen vice president. Howell remains a key endorsed candidate for lieutenant governor. The group collected funding for Howell and discussed campaign costs and right to work.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Afl-Cio
Henry E. Howell Jr
Norfolk
Tedhiyon
Julian Carper
Richmond
Brewster Snow
Natural Bridge
Archie Iddings
Marvin Wallace
Carper
Hede
Howell
del. George J. Kostel
Clifton Forge
Linwood Holton
GOP
del. George P. Shafran
Arlington
Shafran
Kostel
J. Sargeant Reynolds
Ellis Island Immigrant Station Opens and Closes Timeline
Ellis Island in New York Harbor served as a receiving station for immigrants beginning January 1, 1892. It operated for 62 years and processed about 20 million immigrants before its closure on November 12, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
Sea Lion Wins Bout With Repair Crew at Pensacola Pier
Charlie the sea lion at the Pensacola Naval Air Station defeats an electrical repair crew during work on the Allegheny Pier under the USS Lexington float. The animal's action stalls the crew as they repair beneath the pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Allegheny
Pensacola, Fla., Naval Air Station
Lexington
Seal of Approval Requires Getting Rid of Charlie
In Pensacola Florida a Navy photo caption style tale notes a seal named Charlie disrupting work on the USS Lexington berth at Pensacola Naval Station. The barge standoff ends with antiseal defenses and three workers and Lt. Zangas attempting to deter Charlie over several amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Pensacola
Fla
Pensacola Naval Station
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Ossian Butterfield
Public Works Center
Lewis
Zangas
Florida Marine Patrol
Florida
City School Menu and 1970 Recording Sales Rise
The school menu lists daily meals for August 30 to September 3 including beef barbecue and spaghetti with meat sauce. Separately, the Recording Industry Association reports 1970 U S sales of records and tapes rose 4 7 percent to 1 66 billion with long playing records totaling 1 017 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Recording Industry Association of America
City Bus Schedules Unchanged for Winchester Schools
Winchester City Transit Lines confirms school bus runs remain on last year's schedules. Special Berryville and Quarles routes maintain 8:10 to 8:30 a.m. arrivals. regular Martinsburg Pike Millwood Ave and Valley Pike Berryville Ave buses run standard times with transfers possible at McCrory’s Store.
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Winchester City Transit Lines
Martinsburg Pike
Millwood Ave
Valley Pike
Berryville Ave
Berryville Avenue
McCrory’s
Quarles
Hawthorne Drive
Winchester Intermediate
Berryville
Gerrard St
Valley Ave
Montague Ave
Montague
Loudoun St
Loudoun
Quarles School
Cork St
Cork
Kent St
Kent
W.I.S
W.ls
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike Millwood Ave
Valley Pike - Berryville Ave
W.L
Gray City Transit Lines
City Transit Lines
Judge uses sign language in traffic case
In Jacksonville Florida a Criminal Court judge admitted embarrassment while using sign language to question Phillip Dignon a deaf mute charged with reckless driving He explained the charge then Dignon pleaded guilty and was placed on probation for one year
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Jacksonville
Fla
Criminal Court
Phillip Dignon
Everett Richardson
Richardson
Dignon
Instructions Announced For Quarles Students This Year
E P Browning III principal of Quarles Elementary announces that second through fourth graders return to last year’s homeroom for room assignment. First graders go to Mrs Babb’s room. Fifth graders check door lists for room. Transfers report to auditorium. Lunch costs 40 cents. Day starts 9 am with arrival after 8 45 and dismisses at 3 15.
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E.P. Browning, III
Quarles Elementary School
Quarles
Two A Penny Meeting Rescheduled For Sunday
The planning meeting for the family film Two A Penny moves from Saturday to Sunday at 3 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church on N Braddock St. Harold Bageant leads the project as general chairman. The movie aims to address modern life challenges and is set to screen in early October.
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First United Methodist Church
N. Braddock St
Harold Bageant
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Vladimir
Novosti
Agena
Moscow
Shenandoah’s
Wile
Salisbury
Valleydale
Franks
Del-Monte
TableRite
KOTEX
Svar
TableTreat
Pearl
Iga
Lady Scott
U.S. No
Sager
Wardensville, W. VA
Heishman's
IGA Lebanon Church
Handley School
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