Deaths and Funerals for Lewis A Hudson at Albin
Lewis A Hudson 68 of Albin died yesterday afternoon at the Hudson Motel in Albin. He was a trustee and deacon of Calvary Baptist Church and a member of multiple local organizations. He is survived by his wife and daughter, a foster daughter, two sisters and Nancy Goforth. A Friday service at Jones Funeral Home will honor him with church trustees and deacons as honorary pallbearers.
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Lewis A. Hudson
Albin
S Redonto
Hudson
Sedit
Calvary Baptist Church
Gainesboro
Round Hill
Shaw
Gaines
William Goforth
Winchester
Jasper Allen, Jr
Parris ‘Island
S. C
Holmes Poole
Harry Fling
White
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Nancy Marker Goforth
John Kinzie
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Trus
Funeral service for Carter Brill in Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
A funeral for Carter Douglas Brill, a World War I veteran from Star Tannery, who died Monday night at Newton D. Baker Hospital, will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. at Gravel Springs Lutheran Church by Rev Harold Fuller. Brill was a member of Zepp Christian Church.
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Carter Douglas Brill
Star Tannery
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
Harold Fuller
Brill
Zepp Christian Church
Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery Visit Approved
A notice confirms approval for a memorial service at Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery with Dr. E. T. Clark listed as the senior contact and arranger.
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E. T. Clark
Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery
NFO Holds Market Action as Prices Rise for Farm Goods
Farmers report higher prices for choice wooled lambs 29.45 and corn 1.49 per bushel with soybeans at 2.56 as the NFO endorses a hold action. Milk producers may delay shipments to decide on avoiding market supply, aiming to secure long term contracts. Rings from coffee and tea lingering on dinnerware can be removed with baking soda.
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NFO
Staley
Captain Corcoran Dies Veteran Commercial Pilot Corky
Captain Corcoran known as Corky, veteran commercial pilot, died August 19 at Alexandria Hospital. He started flying in 1940 with Capital Airlines, joined United Airlines in 1961, and earlier worked 12 years with the railway and express agency. He was active in Boy Scouts and youth work at St. Rita's in Alexandria. survived by his wife and 12 parish members.
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Alexandria
Virginia Road Toll Reaches 564 After Suffolk Car Crash
The state road toll rose to 564 as a Suffolk man, Eugene Joseph Orlikowski, 38, died in a two car collision on Virginia 627 two miles west of Driver in Nansemond County. The fatal crash occurred at 6 05 p m yesterday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Suffolk
Eugene Joseph Orlikowski
Nansemond Dr
Nansemond County
Trooper Elders Second Hearing Tentatively Planned
A second hearing is tentatively set for Friday for L T Elder a dismissed state trooper who served two governors Elders was fired in May over alleged improper payments for motel and hotel rooms during a 1959 Atlantic City convention with Governor J Lindsay Almond Jr He contends he did not receive duplicate payments changed from motel to hotel and seeks a refund from the motel He appealed to State Personnel Director John Garber Elder also served as body guard and chauffeur to Govs Stanley and Almond
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Richmond
L. T
Jack) Elder
Force
Tee Weed
Elder
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Atlantic City
State Persones
John Garber
Thomas B. Stanley
Audrey's Aftermath: Cameron Deputy Seeks Aid as Storm Hits
The first report came at 10 57 p m as a Cameron deputy radioed from his car to Lake Charles asking for many doctors and ambulances. Hurricane Audrey struck in 1957 causing about 500 deaths and the town has since been rebuilt.
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Cameron
Lake Charles
Alma Hurricane Diminishes as It Moves Up Atlantic Coast
Alma, the season's first hurricane, weakened while moving northeast along the Atlantic coast with no reported damage. Rain affected mid and north Atlantic states and winds reached 53 mph near North Carolina as temperatures ranged from 40s to 90s across regions.
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Alma
Atlantic
Texas
Oklahoma
Southwest Desert
Chattanooga Color Barriers Fall Quietly
Chattanooga begins desegregation with 39 Negro students admitted to six white schools. Hamilton County acts voluntarily, city schools under a federal court order. Classes start Sept. 5, city aims full integration by 1968. City enrollment about 8,000 in first three grades with 4,500 white and 3,500 Negro pupils. county enrollment about 7,500 with roughly 400 Negroes.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hamilton County
Front Royal Police Labor Probe Begun
Town Manager Doug Hamner has started an investigation into labor police relations at Old Virginia Packing Co. Council authorized the probe after labor representatives complained of police partiality to management. Findings due at the Sept. 10 council meeting.
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Front Royal
Doug Hamner
Old Virginia Packing Co
Hamner
Reminder That An Olive Counts For 15 Calories
A brief note specifies that a single olive contributes fifteen calories to daily intake, highlighting small snack portions as part of a diet awareness reminder.
Auction listings fill August September sales directory
A sequence of auctions in Virginia counties lists events from August 29 to September 15. Items include furniture, farm equipment, livestock, dairy cattle, and real estate. Auctions occur at various locations: Winchester Route 7, Rt. 50, Leesburg area, Berryville, Jeffersonton, and Clarke/Frederick counties, with multiple named auctioneers.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
H. H. Bartlett
English, Jr
Mamier Hausenfluck
W. D. Orndorff
E. W. Daniels
Leesburg
Northern Va. Auction Co
F. L. Largent, JR
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County Improvements Corp
Charles R. Duvall
Harry Lee Boxwell
Walnut St
Berryville
W. R. Thompson
Clarke County Court House
Clarke County Real Estate
F. L. Largent
Parkins Mill Road
Charles R Duvall
Burton & Son
Jeffersonton
Hugh Ownby
Auction Co
T.B
Bang’s
Utility International
Weather update and sky notes from Winchester
The forecast calls for sunny today and Friday with highs around five degrees above normal. Cooler start Monday with scattered weekend showers. Winchester skies include sunset at 7 49 p m and new moon tonight at 11 09 p m.
Rainfall Totals by Month and Ore Output
Weather notes show rainfall over the last 24 hours with Averell poor ore figures. Monthly rainfall values recorded include March 3.81 inches, June 3.83, July 3.67, August 3.90, September 2.67, October 3.22, November 2.28, and December 2.40 inches.
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Averell
New Jewelry Store Opens Here Friday
Cooper's Jewelers owned by Abe Cooper opens Friday morning after resigning from Jewel Box on Aug. 1. The store reuses the former Joe the Motorist's Friend location and will offer jewelry watches silverware leather goods small appliances radios and phonographs.
St Paul A M E Church Sunday School Picnic
The St Paul A M E Church will hold a Sunday School picnic tomorrow at Cacapon State Park. The bus departs the church at 9 30 a m. George Cary is superintendent and can be reached at MO 2 8884. The Rev H A Abney serves as pastor. A Swiss cuisine note mentions a diced apple added to potato salad.
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St. Paul A.M.E
Cacapon State Park
George Cary
H. A. Abney
Boyce Firemen Extinguish Grass Fire
Firemen from Boyce extinguished a grass fire near Red Gate Farm Road about three miles south of Millwood. The blaze covered about 75 by 20 feet before it was halted in roughly three minutes after alarm at 9 30 p.m. The cause remains unknown.
Market Slide Keeps Steady, Dow Dips Near 600 Level
The New York market opened with a broad downturn as the Dow Jones average fell about 4 points to 601.23 at noon. IBM slipped over 3 points and key issues like General Motors US Steel and General Electric posted fractional losses while growth stocks showed mixed movement amid profit taking after a summer rally. In Baltimore USDA cattle and hog prices showed varied results with steady cows and steady to higher hogs listed.
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New York
Associated Press
IBM
Dow Jones
American Telephone
du Pont
General Motors
Us, Steel
General Electric
Texaco
Rata
Eastman Roak
Polaroid
Xerox
McDonnell Aircraft
U.S
Chicago livestock and cattle prices steady at market
In Chicago the livestock market shows hogs 6 000 with varied loads and weights. cattle 12 000 and calves 100 with steers, heifers, and Holstein lots priced across ranges. sheep 1 000 with lambs and ewes trading near steady or down. Note advises not to wash eggs before refrigerating.
Fragmentary riddle clues hint at diverse topics
A list of numbered items includes private switchboard, university president, square one times six, Mohammedanism, neck, horses, a major dam, true, hare, and music, suggesting a miscellaneous puzzle or glossary excerpt without full context.
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Hate
Daltedee
Boulder
Hoover Dam
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George D. Conrad
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Seneca Road
Herndon, Va
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Myers
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