Mrs Coverstone Dies in Hospital
Mrs Ethel Estelle Coverstone 68 of Bayard formerly of this city died at 11 40 p m yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital She was born January 20 1888 daughter of Neill and Emma Cooper widow of William H Coverstone She leaves son Allen Coverstone daughter Mrs Ruby Royston sister Miss Viola Cooper brothers Stanley Graham and Samuel Cooper two grandchildren Pfc William Royston in Germany and Sue Ahn Coverstone Funeral arrangements are incomplete and remains rest at Jones Funeral Home until service time.
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Ethel Estelle Coverstone
Bayard
Winchester Memorial Hospital
She
Neill
Emma Bayliss Cooper
William H. Coverstone
Allen Coverstone
City
Ruby ©. Royston
Viola Cooper
This City
Stanley Cooper
Graham Cooper
Samuel Cooper
Marcinsburg
W. Va
Pfc
William Royston
United States Army
Germany
Sue Ahn Coverstone
Jones Funeral Home
Army Colonel Averts Panic Aboard Disabled Airliner
Army Colonel Andrew D. Chaffin Jr. aided by Capt Alien D. Reedy calmed 41 passengers on a Pan American DC7 after a right wing engine caught fire over Italy. The plane returned to Rome and landed safely on three engines. seven passengers redirected.
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RCME
U. S. Army
Alien D. Reedy
Tacoma
Wash
Pan American World Airways
Rome
Italy
A. D. Chaffin Jr
Brussels
New York
Pan American
Chaffin
Tripoli
Asmara
Eritrea
Andrew D. Chaffin Jr
Ravenna
Reedy
Col
Ciampino
Working Wives Hit New High of 11 800 000 in 1955
The Census Bureau reports 11,800,000 working wives in 1955, up 600,000 from 1954. The rise is mainly due to more married women joining family support. Single women in the labor force fell to about 5,100,000, down 300,000 from last year and 1,160,000 from early postwar levels.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Pro Segregation Groups Form South Coordinating Body
Final plans established a coordinating group for prosegregation forces in the South led by Sen. James Eastland and Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook. The Federation for Constitutional Government formed at a closed session to unite patriotic groups in defense of constitutional rights, with an executive committee and an aim to organize an aggressive campaign.
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Memphis, Tenn
James Eastland
Dmiss
Georgia
Atty
Eugene Cook
Federation For Constitutional Government
FCG
Virginia
Supreme Court
L. Mendel Rivers
D-Sc
J. A. Barr
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Sen. Eastland
Barr
Minor City Mishap Causes Sixty Five Dollar Damage
Property damage estimated at 65 dollars resulted from a traffic mishap on N Loudoun Street at 5 15 p m yesterday. Officer Nelson Grim reported a 1949 50 Hudson sedan driven by Mrs Carrie Mae Wilkins of Middletown parked at the curb. The driver opened a door, struck by a 1949 Buick driven by Harold Preston Teets of Stephens City headed south. Buick damage 15 dollars, Hudson 50 dollars. A prior report mis-stated the other vehicle and location.
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N. Loudoun St
Nelson Grim
Carrie Mae Wilkins
Middletown
Estate sale notices for Sarah F Renner in Star Tannery VA
DEC 31 1 p m sale of furniture and household goods from the estate of Sarah F Renner Star Tannery VA. William B Conner auctioneer. JAN 7 11 p m auction in front of Frederick County Court House for real estate on W Cecil St Fairfax Lane S Cameron St Highland Ave and Cedar Creek Grade E Snider auctioneer.
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Sarah F. Renner
Star Tannery
William B. Conner
Marjorie H. Copenhaver
Admix
H. K. Benham
Admr
Frederick County Court House
W. Cecil St
Fairfax Lane
S. Cameron St
Highland Ave
Cedar Creek
E . Snider
Official Believes Court Would Upset Private School Plan
A Justice Department official doubts a state can bypass the Supreme Court desegregation decree by labeling schools private. He warned any plan using public funds for private schools would face a court challenge. He noted Virginia's subsidy proposal and said cases would likely arise from parents alleging civil rights violations.
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Washington
High Justice Department
Supreme Court
Virginia
Commission On Public Education
Governor Stanley statement pleases Darden on school vows
University of Virginia President Colgate W. Dar den Jr. said Gov Stanley’s remarks satisfied him completely about preserving public schools. Legislators Carter and Whitehead urged stronger assurances that schools will be maintained in every county and city as debates over tuition grants continue.
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Richmond
University of Virginia
Colgate W. Darden Jr
Stanley
Stuart B. Carter
Botetourt
Del
Robert Whitehead
Nelson County
Darden
Whitehead
Carter
General Assembly
Eisenhower Turns To Indoor Painting In Florida
President Eisenhower, in Key West, spent time painting a Colorado mountain scene indoors as clouds hid sun. He arrived from Washington to rest and regain strength for a resumed workload next month, with doctors approving more exercise. He played golf briefly, then walked near the naval base and visited moored submarines.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Colorado
Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Capital
Naval Base
Nike Program Stepped Up Deploys Around American Cities
The Army's Nike guided missile anti aircraft program has accelerated with new batteries entering operation monthly at various military sites and cities. Army spokesmen say deployment is progressing well and meeting training requirements for crews. About seventeen cities currently receive Nike protection from Norfolk to Seattle and Los Angeles.
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Washington
Army
Norfolk
Atlantic Coast
Seattle
Los Angeles
Stonemason killed by tomb he built for another
In Charleroi Belgium 56 year old stonemason Joseph Anciaux died yesterday when a tombstone he had prepared for another collapsed onto him and his son. The son Jean escaped with minor injuries as rescuers freed them from the grave.
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Charleroi
Belgium
Joseph Ancianux
Ancianux
Jean
Anciaux
Stengel Open to Trading But Not Key Yankees Players
Casey Stengel returned from an around the world trip and said he might trade but will not give away stars Mickey Mantle Phil Rizzuto or Yogi Berra. He would consider improvements only if they benefit the club, and he questioned a reported deal involving Mickey McDermott. He noted the trip was a terrific experience and praised hospitality.
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New York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Phil Rizzuto
Yogi Berra
Casey
Rizzuto
Yankee
International Airport
Stengel
London
Japan
Washington Senators
Yankees
Mickey McDermott
McDermott
Boston
Community Chest drives toward goal in North Opequon district
Workers finish rounds in the North Opequon district led by James Galladay who reports $265.05 turned in to the Community Chest. The effort continues in Stephens City with a quota of $550 and estimates suggest gifts will surpass the remaining $73.
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North Opequon
Stephens City
James Galladay
Community Chest
British Isles Ravaged by Savage Gale Hits Britain
Strong gales up to 70 miles per hour lashed the British Isles halting ocean liners and forcing small vessels to seek shelter. The York shire moors saw debris as trucks overturned and trees were uprooted in the storm’s fury.
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London
British Isles
Yorkshire
Quiz Answers From Page 4 Revealed
The page lists ten Q A pairs covering topics from legal wills to technology. Answers include Yes about an item, Alcatraz as a location, Acts, dying intestate, a yes, Indianapolis, Ant, No, Surveyor using Gunter's chain, and the electric telegraph as a method.
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Alcatraz
Acts
Indianapolis
Gunter
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H. C. Christianson
Carl Omps
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S. Braddock St
Reynold
Pole Farm
Meesee
Barr’s, Inc
DODGE
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Chevrolet
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Firestone
Blackstone Electri
Zenith
Motorola
Ream
Bendix
Molden Electric Co., Inc
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E. Cork Sts
Ann W. Rosenberger
Pine St
Bryant Talbot
Stephenson
Gov. Stanley
Nike
Stengle
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