Lions Club Broom Sale Supports Sight Conservation
The Winchester Lions Club plans its annual broom sale in September to fund the sight conservation program in Winchester and Frederick County. A house to house canvas will cover Frederick County next Wednesday and Thursday, with Winchester distribution on September 9. Brooms are supplied by the Virginia Workshop for the Blind in Charlottesville and a large shipment arrived at Cain Furniture Store.
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Jack Johnson
Daniel Grimes
Sight Conservation Committee
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Richard Boyce
Charles Dorton
Clay Manuel
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Virginia Workshop For
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So Many Rugs from Scraps 1965 Needlecraft Catalog Ad
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Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Lemon Pineapple Mousse with Lady Fingers
An egg white beaten stiff with sugar. Fold in lemon juice and rind with crushed pineapple. Serve with lady fingers.
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College in Portland Yale North Caroli Sandarac fre Unit of wire
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Devers Dominates Clarke County Fair Swine Awards
Conrad Devers of Boyce won most swine awards at Clarke County Fair securing best gift in 4H and FFA, best gift in show, and multiple class prizes. Other top winners included Russell Dart Robert Ramsburg Larry Ambrose Farnley Farm and 4 H FFA entrants. Warren County Agent Ben Wedle judged sheep with strong exhibits noted.
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Conrad Devers
Boyce
Clarke County
Russell Dart
Robert Ramsburg
Larry Ambrose
Farnley Farm
Suffolk
Ralph Shiley
Hampshire Ram
FFA
Tommy Wirts
Tommy Cather
Warren County
Ben Wedle
Loudoun Fauquier Cattle Dominate Clarke Fair Beasts
Loudoun and Fauquier County cattle raisers swept beef cattle championships at Clarke County Fair amid a record entry. Donald Neff of Leesburg won the Championship Hereford Heifer while Annendale Farm Up perville claimed Reserve Champion steer. Robert M. Martin of Delaplane earned Champion bull and heifer in Shorthorns. Woodberry Farm Berryville won steer title with Tommy Wolfe. Angar Farms Berryville led Angus with both bull and heifer crowns. Tommy Carper Boyce received special awards for showmanship with boots from Scheuer's Store Berryville.
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Loudoun
Fauquier County
Clarke County
Donald Neff
Leesburg
Annendale Farm
Upperville
Robert M. Martin
Delaplane
Woodberry Farm
Tommy Wolfe
Charles Anderson
Angar Farms
Tommy Carper
Boyce
Boyce Supply Company
Winchester Farm Credit Office
Scheuer
Earliest Opera Origins and Lost Dafne
Opera began in Italy with Dafne in 1597 which is now lost. The birth of real opera followed in 1600 with Euridice by Peri and Caccini staged at a royal wedding, marking Italy as the cradle of modern opera.
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Peri
Caccini
Wall Street rallies as auto stocks hit new highs
Wall Street stayed firmer in moderate trading as Chrysler and General Motors rose to new highs. The AP index gained 1.2 to 313.8 as autos and a broad range of industrial sectors advanced.
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Rare dibatag antelope spans central Somali sands
The dibatag, a rare antelope, inhabits the arid stretches of central Somali land, adapting to harsh desert conditions amidst scarce water and vegetation. Its elusive nature makes sightings uncommon and conservation concerns rise as desert habitats shrink.
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Somaliland
Virginia Delegates Back Byrd Endorsement Hopes
Virginia delegates at the Atlantic City convention urged a Byrd endorsement and active campaigning for the Johnson Humphrey ticket. Sidney Kellam, a Virginia national committeeman, said he favored a Byrd endorsement over mere hope and expected Harrison to direct the campaign. Kellam supported Humphrey despite Virginians’ initial reservations, and Kellam planned to attend today's national committee meeting to elect a chairman.
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Virginia National
Sidney S. Kellam
Byrd Democratic Organization
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A.s.harrison
Johnson - Humphrey
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Democratic Organization
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Humphrey
Old Dominion
William E. Miller
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Priest Says Mass Should Be In Local Tongue
Father Gerard Sloyan of Catholic University urges vernacular Masses to boost understanding and participation. He predicts revisions within two to five years, with Latin texts and local language adaptations approved by Rome.
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Father Sloyan
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
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Japan allows U S nuclear subs to call at Tokyo ports
The Japanese government agreed to permit U S nuclear powered submarines to dock in Japanese ports to allow crew leave. The move stirred domestic controversy amid a year and eight months of debate. The Navy pledged submarines will not carry nuclear tipped rockets. No arrival date was given. WAIDHAUS Germany AP 21 year olds rammed a border barrier and fled to West Germany under heavy fire. Rozvadov crossing. LONDON AP British archaeologists unveil finds in Egypt near Aswan flood area. The British Academy report notes a bishop tomb from the 14th century and forts predating Christ in East Ostro? East Ibrim frontier of the Roman Empire.
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U.S. Navy
Navy
British Academy
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Mississippi Newspaper Office Bombed in Jackson
Police and FBI investigated the bombing of the Northside Reporter office in Jackson. The blast damaged the building rear, with no injuries reported. Publisher Hazel Brannon Smith, a Pulitzer winner, runs a weekly in Lexington and has faced segregationist criticism. She was in Atlantic City for NBC at the Democratic National Convention.
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FBI
Hazel Brannon Smith
Northside
Jackson
Injured Man Transferred After West Virginia Crash
Charles Moore of Lost City West Virginia who was badly injured in a crash near Wardensville was moved to the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville. He had been hospitalized at Winchester Memorial and his condition is listed as critical.
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Electronic Speciality Co
S. Harrisonburg
John M. Ewart
O.A. Mutz
Ewart
Cleveland
University of Minnesota
Mr. Ewart
Mary A. Sievertsen
West Virginia
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Charles Moore
Lost City
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wardensville
Electors Not Legally Bound to Vote for State Winner
The article notes that members of the Electoral College are not legally required to cast their ballots for the winner in their state. It discusses potential constraints and practical expectations shaping electors choices.
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Electoral College
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