Obituary Notices for Walter Nicklin and Louis Bell
Walter Nicklin a longtime pharmacist and World War I veteran of Alexandria started his career at 13 and later opened his own drug store in Alexandria. Louis Randolph Bell 62 of Clarke County died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. survived by his wife Arinthia Lambdon and six sons. funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Ees
Alexandria
That City
Louis Randolph Bell
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
James William
Lela May Bell
Arinthia Lambdon
Bell
I Jol
J. William, Gordon
Russell
Robert Bell
Louis R. Bell, Jr
Ft. Gordon
Marshall Elsen
Mrs Henry Batt 78 Dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Henry Batt 78 of 416 West Cork Street Winchester died Wednesday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Toms Brook she was daughter of the late John and Catherine Goode Shipe widow of Henry Batt and Devere Batt. She was a member of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church and the Women’s Society. Survived by one daughter Mrs Edwin C. Yost Sr. of Winchester and two sisters Mrs Cora Snarr and Miss Maude Shipe both of Winchester. Funeral services Saturday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev Paul J Slonaker and Rev G Raymond Womeldorf. Burial in Mount Hebron. Friends may call at the Jones Funeral Home Saturday.
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Mary Catherine Batt
W. Cork St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Batt
Toms Brook
John
Catherine Goode Shipe
County PTA Hears Reports On Educational Television
The Frederick County PTA session featured James Art, director of instruction, introducing speakers Mrs. May Jane Phillips of WETA TV Channel 26 and Warren Braun of WSVA TV Channel 3. They outlined an educational TV network reaching about 80,000 elementary students and plans for expanded courses and summer programs. Funds and a clothing drive for the Frederick County Clothing Bank were also announced.
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PTA
James Art
Washington
Frederick County Clothing Bank
Charles D. Anderson
Stonewall School
Clearbrook
MR. Braun
WSVA
Valley
Frederick County
Middletown
Aretene Stonewall
James Wi
Richmond Department of Education
Wreck on Old 50 Hurts Driver. Two Vehicles Involved
Justin C. Kelchner of Rt. 4 was treated and released at Memorial Hospital after a two car crash on Rt. 803, old Rt. 50, three miles west of Winchester. State Trooper M H Moore said Kelchner had chest contusions and the Ford driven west was a total loss with $1200 damage to the Oldsmobile.
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Justin C. Kelchner
Rt. 4
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
M. H. Moore
Kelchner
Moore Lucille Perry Lake
Rosenfeld Leads Winchester Park and Shop Group
Sam Rosenfeld of Washington head of Rosenfeld Realty Co. is elected president of Winchester Park and Shop Inc. The center on Valley Ave. will open around March first with about 20 businesses. Douglas Ways of People's Drug Store is vice president and J J Pickeral of Middletown State Bank is treasurer.
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Sam Rosenfeld
Washington
Rosenfeld Realty Co
Winchester Park and Shop, Inc
Valley Ave
Douglas Ways
People’s Drug Store
J. J. Pickeral
Middletown State Bank
Buyer Loses $300 000 Bonus in Chrysler Plant Deal
Edward Land, representing a buyer group, nearly earned a 300000 dollar bonus when a sale contract for the old Chrysler Imperial plant in Detroit was to be signed. A clause promised all machinery to the buyers, but Chrysler Corp. revealed 52 new Imperial cars stored in the building prompting a contract change.
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Detroit
Edward Land
Land
Chrysler Corp
Fire damages Ridgeway home near Reliance in Warren County
A 2:20 am blaze gutted the second floor of the Ridgeway residence near Reliance. Ralph Ridgeway and spouse with three children survived as Middletown crews battled the fire using cistern water and trucks, estimating severe ground floor water damage but some salvaged belongings.
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Reliance
Warren County
Ralph Ridgeway
Middletown
E. Piccadilly
Bears and Broncos Sold With Long Guarantee to Howsam
Denver reports that Bob Howsam sold his stake in the Bears and Broncos while guaranteeing $1000 a month for 344 years and four season tickets for all home games during the period.
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Denver
Bob Howsam
Denver Bears
Denver Broncos
Allied fleet ferries troops as Congo unity policy stays firm
Allied ships carry reinforcements for U.N. operations around Elisabethville and Tshombe’s capital while U S and British officials insist on Congo unity without force. State Department says Western allies now back unity and ending Tshombe’s separation. Brazil notes its republican status since 1889.
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U.N
Elisabethville
Tshombe
U.S
Congo
State Department
Belgium
France
Kennedy
United Nations
Katanga
Kennedy pushes public works and equal opportunity agenda
In a convention address Senator Kennedy urges standby public works authority and grants to communities to stabilize wages with productivity gains. He counters inflation claims from NAM and backs civil rights equity, pledging federal aid for schools, elder care, youth employment, retraining, and tax incentives to spur plant expansion.
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Public Works Authority
Kennedy
The
NAM
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Council of
Negro Unionists
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Federation
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Council
Equal Opportunities
Middletown Man Hit by Car In Strasburg Incident
Mare L Whealbarger 81 of Rt Middletown was struck on Main St Strasburg while stepping in front of a parked car. He suffered a fractured right leg and head injuries. Mrs Mildred Buck Coffman driver of a 1960 Cadillac from Pittsburgh was shaken and her car damage was about 170 dollars.
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Mare L. Whealbarger
Rt. Middletown
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Strasburg
Whealbarger
Bill Lucas
Mildred Buck Coffman
Pittsburgh
Murphy Named to Succeed Sen Bridges in New Hampshire
Governor Wesley Powell named Maurice J. Murphy 34 to fill the late Styles Bridges seat. Murphy, the Portsmouth attorney general, will serve a one year interim term until the 1962 election, sharing the late senator’s conservative philosophy.
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Concord
N.H
Wesley Powell
Styles Bridges
Maurice J. Murphy
Bridges
Washington
Murphy
Portsmouth
Powell
Katanga clashes shift around Elisabethville and beyond
Reporting from Katanga illustrates a tense front with U.N. control near Elisabethville and rail tunnel areas. Tshombe travels from Paris to Brazzaville while accusing U.S. planes of aiding the U.N. war effort and alleging Communist influence in the State Department.
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Kolwezi
Elisabethville
Paris
Tshombe
U.N
Manono
Elisbethville
Brazzaville
French Congo
Congo River
Leopoldville
Salisbury
Southern
Rhodesia
Central African Federation
Roy Welensky
Katanga
United States
State Department
Needssheeb Carges
U.S. Ites
Globemaster
Sweden
Inand
Ethiopia
Surprise West Germany is Uneventful Autobahn Trip Report
Lt. Col. William J. Herman deputy commander of Berlin bound troops says the trip was uneventful on the autobahn. He notes East German police were more visible than usual as his 1 500 man 1st Battle Group travels west. Veterans recall the 19th Infantry at Schofield Barracks Hawaii during Pearl Harbor exactly 20 years ago today.
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West Germany
William J. Herman
South Norwalk
Conn
19Th Infantry
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Trials and memories of a wartime Navy deployment
The narrator recalls chaotic nights of air battles with ships and oil fires, a downed plane near a stern night, and the West Virginia crew dispersed then concentrated at a shore area. Volunteers peak for the carrier Lexing ton, a Kentuckian teammate is spared, later assigned to the cruiser Minneapolis, and years later rescuing West Virginia sailors after Lexing ton sinks at Coral Sea.
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West Virginia
Lexington
Minneapolis
Coral Sea
Fishing on Film Highlights Chesapeake Bay and Columbia River
Two 28 minute color films capture fishing in Chesapeake Bay on the Maryland Virginia border and in parts of the Columbia River focusing on salmon fisheries. The projects are presented as motion picture subjects by AP in Washington DC.
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Washington, D.C
America
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Virginia
Columbia River
Local Sale Directory December Auctions Listed
Auction notices across Frederick and surrounding counties outline December sales. Carl R Lee lists cattle farm equipment and hogs near Berryville. Joseph A Massie Jr. handles home real estate and furniture near Winchester. Lar Rick & Anderson trustees advertise city property in Frederick County.
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Carl R. Lee
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Hannah Hamilton
Winchester
Charlier R. Duvall
Larrick & Anderson
Frederick County
Quequon
Charles R. Duvall
Harold W. Sowers
Rt. 340
Waterloo
White Post
W. D. Orn
ES County Court House
Desirable City
W. E. Edwards
Frederick County Court House
Desirable Home
Weather and facts from Virginia today
Fair and cold tonight with lows 25 to 32 in the west and 30 to 36 in the east. Rainfall during the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today is none. December rainfall to date is none.
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Virginia
Arizona ceremony honors ship and survivors at Ford Island
Lt Gen Alan Shapley and other dignitaries attended a memorial at Ford Island for the USS Arizona and its crew. The event featured carillon chimes, a Navy bugler, and prayers as wreaths were laid and floral tributes placed on the platform. Sides urged readiness and constant training, noting ships now move individually to forward positions and the need to maintain vigilance.
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Arizona
Alan Shapley
Pacific Marine
Ford Island
Navy
Sides
Fred D. Bennett
America
Cit- Pacific
Brenneck elected unopposed to Golden council seat
Colorado Mines football coach Fritz Brenneck ran unopposed for a Golden City Council seat this fall. The report notes his smooth campaign compared with the season’s on field jumps. In other text, Department of Commerce figures show 34 million tons of steel mill products imported to the United States in 1960, with 3 million tons listed as other imports.
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Golden
Colo
Fritz Brenneck
Colorado Mines
Fritz
Golden City
Department Commerce
United States
John Deere
McCormick
Heron
Tia Teas
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Ridgeway
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Gainesboro
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Round Hill
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Stuart M. Perry
JETS
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Honolulu
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I. Q
van Buren
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Rubinstein
Arctic
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Turkey
S&h
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Welltown Pike
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Pearl Kump
Harold Sowers
Route 340
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Berryville 100
Harry Wedlock
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