Deaths and Funerals North district lists two services
Funeral for Mrs Wise Newlin of 24 W Southwerk St dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital to be held Saturday at 2 30 p m at the residence with Rev Jacob W Mast and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers listed and survivors noted A second funeral for Charles William Fishel Rt 1 is at Omps Funeral Home at 11 a m with Rev Allen Peer and Rev L L Schreck Family corrections include Goldie Davis as mother of Mr Fishel and Roger Lee as son with brothers Ray F and Lena Reynolds of Alexandria among listed pallbearers
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Wise Newlin
W. Southwerk St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jacob W. Mast
Charles William Fishel
Rt. 1
Omps
Allen Peer
L. L. Schreck
Mr. Fishel
Goldie Davis
Roger Lee
Ray F
Lena Reynolds
Alexandria
Perry Wolverton
Donald Lauck
Boyd Househo Cemetery
Funeral service announced for Clark P Tuesday
The funeral service for Clark P. will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Josiah A Andrew officiating. Pallbearers are Robert Boden James Summell Giles Manuel Glenn Bailey Vernon Ridings and Vernon Rickard. Cemetery at Jones Funeral Home.
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Clark P
Josiah A. Andrew
Jones Funeral Home
Robert Boden
James Summell
Giles Manuel
Glenn Bailey
Vernon Ridings
Vernon Rickard
Mount Hebron
Funeral service for Emma Alice Lowery planned
Emma Alice Lowery of 20 Weems Lane dies Wednesday. Services set for Saturday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home led by Rev. Ronald S. Clark. Pallbearers: Roy Delw. Burial at Mount Hebron.
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Emma Alice Lowery
Weems Lane
Ronald S. Clark
Jones Funeral Home
Roy L. Delw
Mount Hebronry
Obituary for H J Mowrey of Celina and Winchester
H J Mowrey, 71, of Celina Tennessee and former Winchester resident, died early today. Born in Middletown, he is survived by two sons Stewart A Mowrey and Wilfred E Mowrey of Winchester, plus two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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H. J. Mowrey
Celina
Tenn
Winchester
Middletown
Stewart A. Mowrey
Wilfred E. Mowrey
Police Press Search For Deaf Mute In Virginia Snow
Police and volunteers renewed their search for 21 year old deaf mute Russell Dix who wandered off from a Georgia hospital visit. He disappeared early Wednesday near Hopewell as rain and snow fell with Dix last seen at 6 30 a m in light clothing. His parents Mr and Mrs Orben Dubose had moved to an isolated area east of Hopewell earlier this year.
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Prince George
Russell Dix
Georgia
Orben Dubose
Hopewell
Dix
U S Officials Seminar Notes on Mine Mill Union Case
The report revisits the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union indictments from 1956 for conspiring to defraud the United States by filing false non Communist affidavits. Fourteen members faced charges. three pled no contest and were convicted along with nine others who contested the charges. Nine convicted still pursue appeals while the union reports a shrinking membership from 164,000 to an estimated 50,000–60,000 as of 1959.
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United States
Dirksen Sees GOP Shift Toward Budget Balance and Spending Cuts
Senator Dirksen argued the Republican stance will focus on balancing the budget in the new session. He supported limited tariff authority for a one year trial, favored tax increases if needed, and pressed cuts to non essential spending. He warned of a tougher U N line and potential shifts on foreign aid amid Congo and Goa concerns.
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Dirksen
Prairies
Halleck
Kennedy
U.S
United Nations
U.N
Wreck On Rt. 50 Sends Two to Hospital in Jeopardy
Two injured in a crash at the intersection of Routes 614 and 50 six miles west of Winchester were reported in good condition at Memorial Hospital. Cleve Marple aged 78 from Hayfield had a broken right arm and Mary Lind aged 50 from Alexandria had a cut hand and bruises. A separate early morning wreck on Berryville Ave left Morris DeMers Jr. of Parrott and Helen DeMers with injuries after a station wagon struck a car driven by Daniel Wilson of Moorefield.
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Memorial Hospital
Cleve Marple
Hayfield
Mary Lind
Alexandria
Winchester
L. M. Bauserman
Morris L. DeMers, Jr
Parrott
Helen DeMers
Charles Mason
Hansel Lindamood
Correction on Harrisonburg bank acquisition offer
The Star clarifies that Financial General, a bank holding company, has made an offer for The National Bank of Harrisonburg, not First Virginia Corp as previously reported. The correction sets the record straight about the party involved in the acquisition discussion.
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Mt. Jackson
First Virginia Corp
National Bank of Harrisonburg
The
Financial General
Harrisonburg Bank
Employment program tests retraining for unemployed area workers
Huntington staff report 6 542 area jobless in active file with 1 015 contacted for retraining. Of 640 interviewed, 479 show interest in courses but 52 percent fail aptitude tests. Programs in small appliance repair stenography nursing aid and auto transmission start soon. some classes delayed for lack of certified trainees. Gunnoe calls it an experimental federal program and a learning laboratory for workforce readiness.
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Huntington
Gunnee
Gunnoe
Frederick County Auction Sale Notice
Latitudinal sales directory entry dated January 6 at 11 am names J Randolph Larrick and John F Anderson as trustees in front of Frederick County Court House for a house and lot in Frederick County with Charles R Duvall listed as auctioneer.
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J. Randolph Larrick
John F. Anderson
Frederick County”Court House
Frederick County
Charles R. Duvall
Katanga Crisis Deepens As UN Protection Sought
Katangan Assembly plans a January session in Elisabethville to debate the Kitona declaration amid tensions with Tshombe. UN and U.S. officials warn of civil war or genocide if secession endures as Swedish UN troops are detained and Katanga gauges international reaction.
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Congo
Elisabethsigana
Leopoldville
George Ivan
Neg Py
Atanga
Elisabethville
Kitona
Tshombe
U.N
Smith
Soppa
Wedday
Katanga
United States
Kennedy
Spen Detroit
G. Mennen Williams
State Department
Secretarl T. Rowan
Philadelphia
New York
Rowan
Michel Struelens
Struelens
Union Miniere Company
Department of Justice
Aday
Lao premier seeks coalition cabinet amid neutralist split
After a short meeting Boun Oum urged Souvanna Phouma to form a coalition cabinet and present it to all groups for approval. He insisted eight neutralists be split evenly between Vientiane and Souvanna factions and demanded defense and interior posts for his conservative camp. Some officials said the premier was pressing hard for concessions.
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Pathet Lao
Boun Oum
Souvanna
Vientiane
US Signs $45 Million Food Sale to Yugoslavia
The United States agreed to sell Yugoslavia surplus foodstuffs on long term credit totaling 45 million dollars. shipments include 500000 tons of wheat and 30000 tons of edible oil to Belgrade with terms to be extended.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
High View News Briefs Holiday Visitors and Reunions
Christmas visitors gathered at several homes including Mr and Mrs Arthur Hylton and family from Salisbury and Washington. Fern Hylton returned home after hospitalization at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Barbara Hartley and Barbara Stotler joined festivities with local families.
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High View
Kevin
Mar Shiley
Robbie
Glenn White
Arthur Hylton
Ralph Winecoff
Barbara
Salisbury
N. C
Lee Landing
Harvey
Ill
Charles Temple
David
Arlington
Elizabeth Hylton
Washington
Fern Hylton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Marvin White
Dallas Hartley
Amos Ritter
Paper Mill Road
Carolyn Stotler
Karl Stotler
Middletown
Barbara Hartley
Winchester
Lee White
Robert Walker
Snow totals up across Winchester and counties
Snow blankets northern Virginia with Winchester Labs reporting 11.5 inches in December and Bath County recording six inches the Blue Ridge 5 inches. Richmond light, Nelson lowlands half inch, mountains up to five inches. Temperatures rose to 32 after a 26 low. records compare to last year’s 16 inches in December.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Winchester
Bath County
Highway Department
Blue Ridge
Richmond
Nelson County
Staunton
Madison
Orange
Culpeper
Louisa
Albemarle
Greene
Buckin
Souphanouvong Confrontation Sparks Laos Political Tension
Prince Souphanouvong angered supporters with a forceful attack on Boun Oum and American backers upon arrival. Souvanna met King Savang Vathana for thirty minutes and was later received by economics minister Ngon Sananikone. Souphanouvong held a forty five minute audience with the king as Western diplomats warned that rift among the three princes could trigger regional hostilities under Geneva conference neutrality pressure.
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Souphanouvong
Boun Oum
Souvanna
Savang Vathana
Ngon Sananikone
International Control Commission
Geneva Conference
Sheriff Warns Against Group Cleaning Tanks
Frederick County Sheriff Rob L oncone warns of a group cleaning tanks in the Green Spring area. He notes a pickup with a small tank and opaque license plate, at least one woman involved, and urges citizens to report sightings and provide truck details. No verified knowledge of donations or food aid linked to the group.
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DeHaven
Break-in Case Will Go to Grand Jury
FRONT ROYAL Robert Lee Forster of Front Royal is ordered held for a grand jury on two charges of breaking and entering. Police testimony says Foster admitted entering Marlow Motor Company December 11 and Warren County High School December 12. About six dollars was taken from the auto dealer. Foster was found at the high school at 1 15 a.m. by a night watchman. No items were taken there but the main office door was forced and rooms were ransacked.
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Front Royal
Robert Lee Forster
Charles A. Menefee
Foster
Marlow Motor Company
Warren County High School
Menefee
Kennedy Improves Health After Back Exercises
JFK continues recovery from back problems with exercises over 20 months. doctors say his strength improves and he makes good progress after past injuries including a WWII PT boat incident and a tree planting ceremony in Canada last May.
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Canada
Wade
Kennedy
Weather today in Virginia with mountain snow flurries
Forecast calls for fair skies across Virginia with colder temperatures tonight and Friday. Snow flurries are possible in the mountains. lows range 10-20 in the west and 18-25 elsewhere.
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Winchester
Rainfall figures and averages by month
Rainfall totals shown for the year reach 3.47 inches by December with a year to date 39.92 inches. The record lists 48 year averages with monthly means ranging from 2.05 inches in February to 3.98 inches in August.
Don Hendrix Dies at 56 Optical Pioneer at Mt Wilson
Don O. Hendrix 56, an optician who supervised the optical department at Mt Wilson and Palomar observatories for 15 years, died Tuesday in Pasadena of an internal hemorrhage. Colleagues credit him with devising methods to shape difficult nonspherical Schmidt telescope lenses and contributing to the optics of many major telescopes.
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Pasadena
Calif
Don O. Hendrix
Cal Weit
Geet
Bskoe Selon
Optical Department
Mt. Wilson
Palomar Observatories
Hendrix
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Albert F. Duke
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Mr. Clark P. Wright
Emma Alice Lowery Turday
Ones Funeral Home
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Turkish Bath Towel —Inc
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