Obituaries for William J. Jackson and A. Amick
William J. Jackson of Summit Point West Virginia died. He was born February 12 1882 in the County and leaves two daughters two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Market Street United Methodist Church Mount Pleasant Tennessee Saturday at 3 PM. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. A. Amick 86 of Gore West Virginia died in Frederick County He was a retired carpenter husband Leona Kernsick died 1933. Survived by four children seven grandchildren five great grandchildren funeral arrangements incomplete. Body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge West Virginia.
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William J. Jackson
Summit Point
W.va
Mr. Jackson
John W
Mary Alexandria Jackson
Mary E. Lillis
Winchester
United Methodist Church
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Malloy
Jane) Auvil
Ben
Colleen) Nichols
Ellen Akins
Bridgeport
A. Amick
Amick
Frederick County
Sarah McKee Amick
Leona Kernsick
Garland I. Amick
William Jackson Amick
Ruby Weakley
Gore
Nellie L. Weist
Sacramento
Calif
Virginia Senators Split On Rail Strike Approval
In Washington two Virginia senators took opposite positions as the Senate approved a nationwide railroad labor strike ban. Senator William B. Spong Jr. voted for the measure while Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. voted against it. Also note mentions a Civil War era medical action on Stonewall Jackson.
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Washington
Virginia
U.S
Senate
Sen
William B. Spong Jr
Harry F Byrd Jr
Two Weeklies Endorse F L Largent Jr For Senate Seat
Two weekly newspapers back F L Largent Jr in the Virginia 21st Senate special election. The Clarke Courier notes his two General Assembly sessions show he understands district needs and can represent them well. The Loudoun Times Mirror argues Largent offers more to Loudoun voters, citing Richmond experience and ability to get results.
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F.L. Largent, Jr
State Senate
Clarke Courier
Berryville
Leesburg
Loudoun
Largent
Richmond
Two Men Arrested For Tree Farm Larceny
Gerald Everhart and Robert E Butts Jr were caught cutting trees at Allen Cromwell's 300 acre tree farm in Siler. Everhart faces petty larceny trespassing and destroying property charges with bond set at 250 dollars and Butts faces trespassing and destroying property with 100 dollar bond. Deputies Mellwee and Anderson made the arrest and the truck was seized.
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Allen Cromwell
Siler
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Cromwells
Gerald Everhart
Gerrardstown
W.va
Robert E. Butts
Martinsburg
Mr. Everhart
Butts
Winchester
Charles Mellwee
Douglas Anderson
Cromwell
Shirtsleeve diplomacy era before World War I noted
A prewar period known as shirtsleeve diplomacy arose as Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan, the Great Commoner, discarded many formal diplomatic niceties.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nixon Endorsement For Cambodian Aid Ban Moves Ahead
Secretary of State William P. Rogers endorsed the Senate ban on U S ground combat troops in Cambodia. He said the administration will seek additional aid funds next year unless progress is made toward a negotiated settlement. House action already authorized 255 million dollars in new Cambodia aid plus 100 million reimbursement.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Cambodia
Senate
Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Southeast Asia
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Congress
Vietnam
Arkansas Democrat
Senate Appropriations Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Funk Enters Guilty Plea In Frederick County Court
Russell Dale Funk, 18, of 711 N Loudoun St, pleaded guilty to two indictments for felonious assault connected to stabbing Ronald C Loy and Larry M Loy in July A pre sentence report was ordered for opening day of the next term The court also heard a motion by Winfield Smoot to hear the case in chambers Smoot faces abduction and murder charges in the Beulah Mae Smedley case and action was continued to Tuesday.
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Frederick County
Russell Dale Funk
N. Loudoun St
Ronald C. Loy
Larry M. Loy
Chambers
Winfield Smoot
White Post
Beulah Mae Smedley
Rt. 1
Joseph W. White
Smoot
Washington, D. C
Pryor
Gaddis
Fairfax County Police Administration
Largent Campaigns Across Shenandoah County for State Senate
Democratic candidate F L Largent Jr toured Shenandoah County with stops in New Market Strasburg Edinburg Mt Jackson and rural areas. He planned a campaign coffee in Middleburg at 8 p m tonight as part of the special election buildup.
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F. L. Largent, Jr
Senate
New Market
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Edinburg
Mt. Jackson
Middleburg
POW SWAP Revived as Talks Open on Prisoner Release
The article notes a renewed call for negotiations on freeing captured military personnel in Indochina. It cites Viet Cong responses to a South Vietnamese American proposal aiming to exchange all foreign prisoners for all U S and allied captives in North Vietnam Laos or Cambodia. It also lists counts of missing or captured Americans and prisoners held by each side.
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South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Wall Street Mixed as Rail Strike Weighs on Mood
Wall Street opened with mixed tone as a nationwide rail strike began at midnight. The Dow rose 0.89 to 816.13 while NYSE decliners led gainers 405 to 354, with analysts calling the strike a depressant. Some unions ordered members back to work, easing fears of a long disruption. Major stocks listed on the active list moved in varied directions.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
General Electric
White Consolidated
Continental Oil
Pan American
Truckload of Toys Gathered By Raritans
Round Hill Raritan Club gathers a near truckload of used toys for a Christmas Toy Repair session led by Esten Rudolph. The event runs tomorrow from 7 p.m. at James Wood High School Vo Ag shop with deliveries accepted at C I Brumback & Sons and Green Chemical Co or via phone for large loads.
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Round Hill Raritan Club
Esten Rudolph
James Wood High School
C.I. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Green Chemical Co
Wyck St
Vo Ag
Rudolph
Former Virginia Pagan Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Ranald Pryor, 27, once linked to the Northern Virginia Pagan Motorcycle Gang, was found guilty of second degree murder and kidnapping in the slaying of Lance Cpl. Walley Lee Gaddis. Sentencing is delayed until Jan. 22 for a background study.
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Fairfax, Va
Northern Virginia
Pagan
Ranald
Virginia
Sam’”’ Pryor
Prince William County
Lance
Walley Lee Gaddis
Daytona Beach
Pryor
Fairfax County
Albert V. Bryan Jr
Gaddis
New Coronary Care Unit Opens at Local Hospital
Hospital officials led by President Dr. W P McGuire celebrate the opening of a new Coronary Care Unit with modern electronic equipment. The facility, built in partnership with Shockey Bros, includes a welcoming waiting room for families and upgraded ICU connections to patient care.
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W.P. McGuire
Shockey Bros
Tax proposals spark debate over exemptions and sales tax
Dr. Truban criticizes elimination of exemptions as regressive and burdensome. He cites a state study claiming savings of 61 million annually and urges targeted tax reform without broad base expansion. Sargent and Largent debate tax rate changes, advocating reduced sales tax for relief while studying overall structure for fairness and revenue.
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Dr. Truban
Senate
General Assembly
Truban
Virginia
Weather snapshot Virginia Winchester shows mild extended forecast
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a low in the 30s. Friday will be cloudy with a chance of rain and highs near 50. Saturday brings a chance of rain then fair conditions Sunday and Monday with upper 40s to 50s days and 20s to 30s nights.
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Virginia
Basketball named from half busket peach baskets in 1891
The sport earned its name in 1891 when half busket peach baskets replaced square boxes in rules drafted by James Naismith, the game's inventor.
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James Naismith
Student Found Guilty in Baltimore Panther Case
Morgan State College senior Irving H. Young 31 of Baltimore was found guilty of first degree murder in the torture and slaying of Eugene L. Anderson 20 a Baltimore painter and reputed police informer. The verdict carries life imprisonment with sentencing deferred for posttrial motions.
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Baltimore
Morgan State College
Black Panthers
Irving H. Young
Christmas Workshop Planned for Frederick County Leaders
A Christmas Workshop for Frederick County 4 H leaders and senior club members is set for Saturday from 1 to 4 P M at the County Extension Office Courthouse. Marshall Glass said the session will teach making four gift items like waste baskets and umbrella holders and attendees should bring magazines cans crepe paper glue and rug yarn.
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Frederick County
Marshall Glass
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