Seventeen Programs Planned For Civil War Centennial
Karl S. Betts executive director of the National Civil War Centennial Commission announced in Washington that 17 programs are definite and 10 more tentatively planned for the forthcoming five year centennial observance.
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Washington, D. C
Karl S. Betts
Centennial programs aim to mark nation's internal war pageant
A National Commission reports 13 states plus the District of Columbia plan centennial events. Reenactments will honor battles from Fort Sumter to Manassas, Perryville, Vicksburg, and Mobile Bay with other dedications and religious and educational ceremonies on anniversary dates.
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Betts
Minnesota
Connecticut
New Mexico
Alabama
Arizona
California
Florida
Idaho
Nebraska
Nevada
New York
North Dakota
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
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Charleston
S. C
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Philippi
W. Va
Big Bethel
Manassas
Virginia
Lexington
Antietam
Brice’s
Cross Roads
Miss
Perryville
Vicksbur
Chattanooga
Tenn
Valverde
Apache Canyon
Tullahoma
Franklin
Tennessee
Andrews
Deep South
Congress
National Capital
Washing’ 10
Brandy Station
John Pelham
South
Star of the West
Charleston Harbor
Camp Jackson
Carthage
Missouri
Pea Ridge
Ark
Stone Mountain
Mobile Bay
Lesson in English by W L Gordon
The article discusses common word misuse and mispronunciation with examples. It urges clear usage like resemble instead of favor and profile with correct pronunciation proh-file. It promotes daily vocabulary growth and defines amnesty as political pardon.
GAINESBORO NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS BRIEFS
Local families and visitors are listed as traveling and visiting relatives and friends. Names include the Minters Williamson Kerns Adams Manuel DeHaven Owens DeHaven Rogers Smith and others with connections to Tampa Baltimore Buckhannon Winchester and Atlantic City.
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Beatrice Elliott
Baltimore
Vigil DeHaven
Maynard Rogers
Walter Smith
Cedar Grove
Bonnie DeHaven
Delia Johnson
Winchester
Virginia highway toll climbs with ten dead this weekend
The Associated Press reports ten people died in Virginia highway crashes over the weekend. Two teens, Irvin Noakes 19 of Boston and James Ferris 18 of Reva, perished on State Route 522 in Woodville. Five others were injured in a Montgomery County crash on Route 114 near Radford. The Price family suffered multiple fatalities in a station wagon wreck on Route 61 near Tazewell. Debrah Kay Boyd 4 months died from injuries on Route 61. Maxie E Burley 23 of Clifton died in a curve crash on Route 151 near Clifford Amherst County.
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Virginia
Woodville
Rappahannock
Irvin Noakes
Boston
James Ferris
Reva
Janet Price
Price
Debrah Kay Boyd
Mabel Boyd
Shorts Gap
Buchanan County
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Tazewell
Maxie E. Burley
Clifford
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Amherst County
TV Highlights From Desilu Presents Capone Drama And More
Desilu presents the second part of a Capone drama by Bud Evans on CBS at 9 00. NBC offers Restless Gun and Wells Fargo while ABC features Bold Journey travel footage. CBS and NBC air Frontier Justice Peter Gunn Joseph Cotten Show Theatre and Arthur Murray with a celebrity guest list.
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Capone
Annie O’connell
Lori Nelson
Rory Calhoun
Don Hix
ABC
Germany
Delhi
India
France
Italy
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Syria
Pakistan
Iran
Larry
Terry van Meurick
CBS
Jim Anderson
Bud
Wells Fargo
Jim Hardie
Frontier Justice
Melvyn Douglas
Barry Sullivan
NBC
Peter Gunn
Joseph Cotten
Tony Curtis
Jack Mulhall
Arthur Murray
Andy Griffith
Alan King
Beatrice Kraft
George DeWitt
Nick Kenny
J. Fred Cootes
Municipal Court Charges List for Five Defendants
Holloway Joseph Pingley of Braddock Street faces reckless driving with fines totaling 106.25 and six months license revocation for failure to stop for siren and red light plus 26.75 for no operator’s license and 7.75. William Jackson Rickard of Middletown cited for speeding with 15.25. Oscar A. Illi of Fairmont Avenue charged with drunk in public 15.75 and hit and run 78.25. Luther Henry Malone Jr of Route 1 cited for hit and run 72.25.
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Holloway Joseph Pingley
Braddock St
William Jackson Rickard
Middletown
Oscar A. Illi
Fairmont Ave
Luther Henry Malone, Jr
Rt. 1
Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee Q A on salespeople
A guide to polite behavior stresses respect for service workers and cautions against crude self serving. It notes salespersons are not inferiors and should be treated with courtesy as part of proper manners.
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Roberta Lee
Television Schedule Snapshot Five to Six Thirty
A dense listing of daily programs with times and titles ranging from cartoons and variety shows to news, dramas, films, game shows, and sports. Notable entries include The Restless Gun, Father Knows Best, Top Pro Golf, Edwardian movie titles, and multiple news and weather segments.
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