William Haines dies at 75 in Hampshire County home
William Harvey Haines 75 died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his Myrtle Avenue home from a heart attack. Born March 24 1880 in Hanging Rock West Virginia he was a Mt Olive Church member and longtime Hampshire County resident. Survived by wife six children and 18 grandchildren funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Robert Whitten officiating burial in Fairlawn Lutheran Cemetery Gore.
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William Harvey Haines
Myrtle Ave
Hanging Rock
W. Va
Harry
Hannah Sirbaneh Haines
Mt. Olive Christian Church
Parks Hollow
Hazel Boon
Capon Bridge
Wilbur E. Haines
Cumberland
Mad
Mildred Eubern
Far Lauderdale
Fla
Gladys Eaton
Vernon Haines
Lyndon Haines
Augusta
Omps
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Fairlawn Lutheran Cemetery
Gore
Omps Funeral
Answers to Page 4 Quiz Questions
A reader supplied the solutions to the Page 4 quiz. The answers read Paris, Minus sign, No, Fifty, Simon Lake, Blood, Cain, Sensitive plant, Arabian Nights, John Bull. The note accompanies the list and mentions waste disposal in one line.
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Simon Lake
Blood
Cain
John Bull
Moroccan talks hit snag over Ben Youssef return
Istiqlal party stalls coalition talks by demanding the return to France of deposed Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef before joining a government. Pierre July rejects the condition, insisting a government be formed first. Faure delays Paris plans as supplementary talks continue and a national union framework remains under discussion.
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Aix Les Baines
France
Istiqlal (Independence
Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef
Pierre July
July
Ben Youssef
Madagascar
Edgar Faure
Paris
Faure
Istiqlal
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Moulay Arafa
Mohammed Ben Youssef
National Union
Council of
Government of
New England Apple Industry Leaders Advocate Quality and Marketing
In a June gathering, industry voices urged emphasis on superior varieties like McIntosh, Delicious, and late apples such as Spy and Baldwins. They stressed efficient farming and strong grower selling, noted drought and freeze impacts, storage trends toward grower owned facilities, and highlighted guests from multiple states attending the Michigan event.
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Chandler
New England
Spy
Schaefer
Hene Schaefer
Michigan
Mr. Schaefer
Sparta
Michigan State College
Howard Biggers
North Carolina
C. A. Major
Greenville
South Carolina
Dudley Woodfin
Washington, D. C
Savannah
A. L. Peterson
New York
H. H. Nall
Atlanta
John Camarata
Aubrey Crafton
Godfrey Hock
J. J. Jardina
Harvey Lupo
C. Rhodes
Georgia
Harold Bowden
Columbia
I. E. Helman
Sharon
H. W. Farrell
H. Jones
Fred Frederickson
Jackson
Nelson Page
Winchester
William Reagan
Jack Friedman
New York City
Wyoming Has Broadest Range of Big-Game Animals
Wyoming leads with 11 different big-game animals, followed by New Mexico Idaho and Montana with 10 each. Seventeen western states account for most big-game, with the nation totaling about 11 million animals including food and sport species and those hunted as pests.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
Idaho
Montana
W.Va. Couple Hurt Slightly In Crash
A West Virginia couple was injured slightly in a two car crash on U S Route 522 about 18 miles north of Winchester. Robert Fawver and Evelyn Fawver of Paw Paw were treated and released after the Studebaker overturned and the Oldsmobile sustained minor damage. The collision occurred as a passing maneuver behind a truck around 9 15 a m and involved a 1950 Oldsmobile sedan driven by William Elton Lay of Washington D C.
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West Virginia
U.S
J. H. Smith, Jr
William Elton Lay
Washington, D. C
Smith
Oldsmobile
Studebaker
August sales directory auction schedule West Virginia and Virginia
A detailed auction list with dates from August 30 to September 17 in Jefferson and surrounding counties. Items include cattle, hogs, farm machinery, autos, real estate, and household goods. Auctions feature multiple auctioneers such as W. D. Orndorff and E. T. Snider.
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Ben Crim
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Collis Farm
W. Strong Lewis
Donald W Zombro
Berryville
Clifton Price
W. D. Orndorff
Charles W. Herbert, III
Middleway
Brucetown Road
Clifton C Poston
Charles Town
Jefferson County
R. M. Bradfield
Pennsylvania Ave
E. T. Snider
Milton Harris
Joseph Newlin
Kernstown
A. Crisman
Frederick County Court House
S. Braddock St
Martha N. Bonham
Summit Point
Paul E. Miller
Housewife Ends Effort to End Plant Walkout in Chicago
Esther Quigley, 35, wife of union official Andrew Quigley, says she will not press further to end the Harrison Sheet Metal Co strike led by Local 1214 CIO United Auto Workers. She plans divorce action if workers remain out, noting civilians and families rely on paychecks.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
Harrison Sheet Metal Co
Andrew Quigley
Quigley Claims Threat as Officers Separate Confrontation
Mrs. Quigley described a tense incident saying she would have attacked the man had police not intervened. She weighed 126 pounds and credited two officers with pulling her away, expressing relief at their quick action.
Sterling Hayden Divorces Wife Over Henpecking Claim
Los Angeles reports that actor Sterling Hayden has divorced his wife who is twelve inches shorter, citing she henpecked him as the reason for the split.
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Los Angeles
Sterling Hayden
Mutiny Reported Aboard Freighter Dorotea
The 1870 ton Swedish freighter Dorotea sent a distress call from mid Atlantic claiming crew trouble and the captain imprisoned in his cabin. The message, picked up by Capetown Coastal radio, was relayed to Goteborg. Erik Hogberg, MD of Dorotea’s owners Rederi.
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Stockholm
Sweden
mid-Atlantic
Brazil
South Africa
Capetown
Goteborg
Mutiny Report Leaves A B Manhem Noncommittal
A B Manhem stated he could not comment until he received further word about the reported mutiny.
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A.B. Manhem
Truman Opens Speaking Tour at Indiana Banquet
Harry S. Truman begins a five stop speaking tour with a French Lick banquet marking the Indiana Democratic Editorial Assn anniversary. He is expected to attack Republicans in his usual 1948 campaign style.
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French Lick
Ind
Indiana
Harry S. Truman
Indiana Democratic Editorial Assn
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Jones Funeral Home
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Tilley
I. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Plymouth Cranbrook
Minor Motor CO
N. Cameron ST
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Butler
Wyck St
Margaret Johnson
Dover
New Hampshire
Atlantic City
N. J
U. S
Clean
Vantress
Arbor Acres
Lancaster-Nichols
Vantress-Nichols
Mid-Valley Hatchery, Inc
Lewisburg, W. VA
P.O. Box
Dayton, VA
P.O
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Death
Doris Silver Ostreicher
Fortune
Philadelphia
W.va
Staten Island
North Shore
Peaches and Woods
Apple Growers
East
E. W. Barr
Packing Houses
Virginia
Apple Storage
Winchester Cold
Chicago
Esther? Quigley
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
Washington
Humphrey
OF City Realty
Asa Crisman
Handley School
Hugh S. Crisman
Chambersburg, Pa
Marion
A. C
Massey Harris
Ford
Rosenthal
New Idea
New Holland and International
Farmers & Dealers
Ralph W. Horst
Sales
Franklin
Marion, Pa
Collis
Legg Farm
Gerrardstown Road
Grimes
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Durham
William Hensell
Erik Hogberg
Dorotea
Rederi
Truman
Florida
FE. T. Snider
Jersey
Ford Tractor
Ferguson
McCormick Deering
Charles W. Herbert
Ilr
W. D. Orndorff, Auctioneer
T. Lee Shirley
Route 51
W. C. Allis Chalmers
Oliver Superior
Victor
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