Obituary for Helen Dean Shade of Winchester
Helen Dean Shade, wife of Scott Shade, died at 2 55 pm after a long illness. She was a Handley High School graduate, daughter of the late Charles Dean and lived in this city. Survived by five daughters, four nephews, a niece, and four great nieces and one great nephew. Funeral at Omps Funeral Home Saturday at 3 pm with Dr George D. Jackson and Rev G Raymond Womeldorf. remains to the late home at 501 Courtfield Ave. Flowers omitted.
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Helen Dean Shade
Scott Shade
Nesday
Winchester Mem 1
Shade
Charles &. Dean
Handley High School
Nellie D Baker
Evelyn C. Dean
Re Gray Williams
Fes
Philip Small
Martinsburg
Samuel Rhodes
Richard Dean Rhodes
Dennis Dean Small
Michael All
Jose Small
Omps
George D. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
First Presbyterian Church
Courtfield Ave
Death of Xaverian Brother Felician No
Relatives here receive word of the death of Xaverian Brother Felician No in a Catholic order. The notice gives no further specifics about date or place.
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Felician No
Notable Xaverian Brother Felician Dead in Baltimore Service
Brother Felician of the Xaverian order died in Baltimore after a life teaching at Xaverian schools across the United States. He leaves a twin brother, Pancras, in Brooklyn, and a sister, Annunciation of the Good Shepherd Cogivent in Baltimore. He was also related to Elizabeth Laren, Mrs. John Gibson, and the late Mrs. James P. Siler of Winchester.
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Mt. Joseph's High School
Baltimore
Brother Felician
Martinsboro
W. Va
America
This City
James P. Siler
Winchester
Baldridge Honored At Washington Theatre Owners Luncheon
Tom Wood Baldridge was honored today at a luncheon by metropolitan Washington theatre owners as he prepares to leave the motion picture industry on January 1 after 35 years across MGM and other services. The event, chaired by Julian Brylawski, drew representatives from Hiser Bethesda, Wineland, KB, Starley, Bernheimer, Dupont Playhouse, Washington Theatres, National Theatres Corp, Stanley Warner, District Theatres and Loew's.
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Washington
Tom Wood Baldridge
Julian Brylawski
District of Columbia
Theatre Owners’ Association
Brylawski
Stanley - Warner Theatres
Theatre Owners of America
Baldricee
Film Row
Baldridge
MGM
Maryland
Virginia
Hiser-Bethesda Theatres
Wineland Theatres
KB Theatres
Starley Theatres
Bernheimer Theatres
Dupont-Playhouse Washington Theatres
National Theatres Corp
District Theatres
Loew's Theatres
Twin's kidney saves brother as doctors monitor patient
In Richmond at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital Bill Merriman a 26 year old Korean War veteran received a kidney from his twin Sam. The operation went well technically and the transplanted kidney is functioning though Bill remains in critical condition. Sam donated despite risking his Air National Guard career and both brothers were at the hospital with their families.
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Richmond
Bill Merriman
Sam
David M. Hume
Bill
Medical College of Virginia
Hume
Air National Guard
Shawnee
Okla
AEC Budgets Split Over Reactor Funding Direction
In Washington sharp internal disagreements split the Atomic Energy Commission over next year’s reactor budget. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss backs maintaining last session’s about 184 million dollar request while others push for a ten year accelerated program favoring government role over private initiative, challenging current policy.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Congress
Lewis L. Strauss
Rep
Durham
Dny
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Strauss
U. S
Butler Attacks Ike Leadership in One-Party Press Claim
Indianapolis Democrat Paul M. Butler, DNC chairman, urged a free press to shed party ties and criticized the “one party press” for undercutting leadership during Eisenhower’s tenure. He linked media bias to defense slippage and the Sputnik era as evidence of press complicity.
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Butler
Ike
Indianapolis
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Indiana
Sigma Delta Chi
Journalism Fraternity
Russia
FrederIck County Auction Listings Heavy With Local Real Estate
A compact sales directory listing multiple auctions across Frederick and nearby areas. Items include household goods livestock and machinery at Martin Ebert farm and P M Haun Winchester real estate and farm parcels with dates December 14 through January 11. Auctioneers include W D Orndorff Dennis Cole E T Snider Charvess Duvall.
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A. O. Cooper Commission
Martin Ebert
W. D. Orndorff
Jamarva Cattle Farm, Inc
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Cameron St
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
Auctoneer
Gat
Robinson
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
Daniel A. Colaw
Main
Stephens City
Charess R. Duvall
Gerrard and
Loudoun Sts
Massif & Snarr
County Realty
W.E Edwards
Charles R. Duvall
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast
Cloudy with light snow possible in central and north areas tonight. Lows 15 to 26 in mountains and 26 to 34 elsewhere. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer. Five day forecast through Wednesday shows near normal temperatures with a bit of warmth Sunday and a touch of cold Monday or Tuesday. Precipitation near a quarter inch or less, with light snow early Saturday and possible snow or rain Tuesday or Wednesday.
Rainfall totals and Averages for December 1957
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m shows none. December rainfall to date 1 16 and 1957 rainfall to date 29 74. Average annual rainfall over 44 years is 36 99 inches. Monthly averages for 1912 to 1956 include January 2 43 February 2 00 March 2 97 April 3 08 May 3 86 June 3 86 July 3 97 August 4 00 September 2 66 October 3 24 November 2 54 December 2 47.
Traffic Trouble Snags Dodgers At Rose Bowl
Dodgers owner Walter OMalley pushed for a Rose Bowl site to open the 1958 season while Pasadena residents feared traffic and possible opposition. County supervisors supported Rose Bowl use though local owners near the stadium warned of potential issues. Coliseum officials kept the Memorial Coliseum option open as a fallback in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
Memorial Coliseum
O'Malley
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Dodgers
Seth Miller
Coliseum Brass
Ideal Date Seeks Serious Quiet Students At Georgia Tech
Tech men describe their ideal date as drink and smoke free, serious and sweet, dressed conservatively and kissable on first date. The poll by Technique sampled 441 of 5 400 students with several quirky preferences noted.
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Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Technique
Tech
Death Valley: From Desert to Tourist Resort and Borax Hub
A Century of Change sees Death Valley in California evolve from a barren 140 mile desert to a modern tourist destination with swimming pools and active borax mines. The area's transformation highlights shifting economic uses and scenic appeal.
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Death Valley
California
Fires Claim 10 Lives in State
Fires across Virginia have killed ten people since sub freezing conditions began two days ago. Among the dead are Sofie Jenkins and her children in Dickenson County, the Jaynes family in Onancock, and individuals in Newport News Covington and Norfolk.
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Virginia
Dickenson County
Newport News
Covington
Norfolk
Sofie Jenkins
Glenda Kay
Robin
William M. Truell
Ed Davis
Francis E. Becraft
Quiz Answers and Quick Puzzles Summary
A compact list of 10 answers: 1 Increase 2 After midnight 3 Jim is the better of the two men 4 The Solomons 5 London and Paris 6 Oak 7 Alexander the Great 8 West 9 Does not 10 Jest.
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Jim
the Solomons
London
Paris
Oak
Alexander the Great
West
Bombs Hit U S Areas in Greece Injuring Airmen
In Athens three blasts struck American zones including the U S Information Service library. Four U S Air Force personnel and a Greek worker were wounded as a second blast hit them at the airport. Police called the library explosion a professional job and blamed terrorism amid tensions over Cyprus and a U N speech.
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Athens
Greece
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Information Service
U.N
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Cyprus
Air Force
Explosion Damages Library Section. No Casualties Reported
A blast damaged the second floor where the most valuable books were kept. No one was hurt in the explosion or the resulting fire.
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Funeral Home Funeral Service Ambulance Service
Snellings Florist
N. Braddock MO
Stoller
N. Cameron St
P. M. Haun
County Realty Court of Frederick
Pifer
John W. Armel
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Katherine V. Pifer
W. L .Armel
Caleb E. Armel
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
George G. Snarr, Jr
FE. T. Snider
J. Lee N. Whitacre
SS. Whetackd
Funeral Home and Ambulance Service
Order of the Golden Rule
THE
Associated Press
Kenneth E. Henry
E. Piccadilly St
Westernport, Md
Murphy's
Blue Ridge
Morton
Pratt
Weather Boy
Harry Murphy & Brother
Fairmont Ave
C. L. Robinson Cold Storage
T. Snider
Frederick Couney
Lillian Irene Pugh
Cordelia C. Pugh
Rock Enon
Gore
Laurel Run
Corner Rock Enon
First Tract
Dunlap
Richard Triplett
Black Oak
Hiexory
Cove Ridge
White Oak
J. J. Pugh
R. L. Pugh
R. Gray Williams
James P
Back Creek
Roy L. Pugh
Minnie M. Householder
J. Randolph Larrick
John F. Anderson
Ee. T. Snider
Lee N. Whitacre
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