Civic League to Hear Marvin Gore at Friday Luncheon
Marvin Gore president of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce will speak at the Women s Civic League luncheon Friday at 12 30 pm at the George Washington Hotel. Displays will include Virginia Woolen Mill Clearbrook Woolen Mill National Fruit Products Co and H F Byrd Inc.
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Marvin Gore
Winchester - Frederick County
Virginia Woolen Mill
Clearbrook Woolen Mill
National Fruit Products Co
H. F. Byrd, Inc
Local sale listed at Frederick County Court House block
Auctioneered real estate sale set before the Frederick County Court House includes parcels on W Cecil Street Fairfax Lane Cameron Street Highland Avenue and Cedar Creek Grade with Admx Marjorie H Copenhaver and H K Benham in charge.
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Ll .m
Marjorie H Copenhaver
Admix
H K Benham
Admr
Frederick County Court House
Cecil St
Fairfax Lane
Cameron St
Highland Ave
Cedar Creek
Grade & T Snider
Rotary Members Will Discuss Business Outlook
Four Winchester Rotary Club members will speak at the weekly luncheon on the 1956 prospects in their businesses. The meeting is at 1 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. Speakers include Vin cent Catarella of O'Sullivan Rubber, Charles B. Baker of Baker and Anderson, Lemuel Brown of National Fruit, and C H Schutte Jr of Shenandoah Motors.
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Winchester Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Vincent Catarella
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Charles B. Baker
Baker and Anderson
Lemuel Brown
National Fruit
C. H. Schutte, Jr
Shenandoah Motors
Mason Service Tomorrow for Norvel C Mason
Funeral service for Norvel Clayton Mason who died suddenly at his White Hall home is set for tomorrow afternoon. The Rev Herman W Fry will conduct the service with friends meeting at 1 p m at Jones Funeral Home before proceeding to Shockeysville Methodist Church for the ceremony. Pallbearers are Ben Frye John Stickley Junior Stickley Herbert Funk Walter Renner and Stanley Morris. Interment will follow in Shockeysville Cemetery.
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Norvel Clayton Mason
White Hall
Herman W Fry
Jones Funeral Home
Shockeysville Methodist Church
Ben Frye
John Stickley
Junior Stickley
Herbert Funk
Walter Renner
Stanley Morris
Shockeysville
Fuller Services Held Yesterday
Funeral service for Mrs Maggie Jackson Fuller 77 widow of George W Fuller of Berryville held yesterday at 2 PM at Berryville Baptist Church. Rev Arthur Brown officiated. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery with pallbearers Gilbert Huff Bryan Lloyd Broaddus Lloyd Dorset Russell Walter Lloyd and Charles Huff.
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Maggie Jackson Fuller
George W. Fuller
Berryville
Berryville Baptist Church
Arthur Brown
Green Hill Cemetery
Gilbert Huff
Bryan Lloyd
Broaddus Lloyd
Dorset Russell
Walter Lloyd
Charles Huff
Mrs Kiser Dies At Bridgewater
Virginia Kiser 50 of Bridgewater sister of Dr. Walter S. Flory of Boyce died last night in Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg. She worked in Washington DC as civil service employee. Survived by sister Mrs Carmen Blough New York City and daughter Miss Sally Kiser Bridgewater. Funeral tomorrow 2 pm at Bridgewater Church of the Brethren.
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Virginia Kiser
Bridgewater
Walter S. Flory
Boyce
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Bridewater
Washington, D. C
Civil Service
Flory
Carmen Blough
New York City
Sally Kiser
Bridgewater Church
Votes claimed to write segregation limits into federal school aid
Washington Congress is abuzz as Rep. Powell says the House has the votes to insert segregation ban provisions into a federal school aid bill. Speaker Rayburn expects action soon while Eisenhower prepares a state of the union message.
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Washington
Powell
House
Rayburn
Texas
Rep. Halleck
Indiana
Senate
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Congress
House Education Committee
Eisenhower to propose tax and farm program changes in State of the Union
The article outlines proposed farm policy shifts including flexible price supports, soil conservation payments, soil bank ideas, expanded rural development, research to cut costs and create new markets, and the Great Plains land use plan. It notes expected messages on schools, budgets, and health with no surprises anticipated by White House aides. Senate and House recessed after opening ceremonies.
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Gram
Soil Bank
Great Plains
Benson
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Sen. Sparkman
I-Ala
White House
GOP
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Women’s Press Club
Franklin Fire Trial Testimony Focuses on Motive
Commonwealth witnesses say Franklin started the motel fire. Mrs Brown reportedly doubted Franklin's intent with testimony from Nora Franklin, Jim Chauderis and others. A 12 member jury including five women and seven men heard the case as defense seeks to show Brown lacked knowledge of the act.
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Franklin
Brown
Russell B. Ramey
Arlin Anderson
Esther Scothorn
Earl T. Legg
W. O. Anderson
Paul Barnett
Harry D Nethers
Leonard Ellis
Grace Dye
Jane M. DeHaven
Robert B. Pingley
Earl Renner
Izaak Walton Park Plans Advance At Winchester Club
Winchester Izaak Walton Club officers and directors were named at the January meeting hosted by Dr W Clayton Anderson. They discussed ongoing development of Izaak Walton Park on Rt 50 with a 10 acre lake nearly finished and plans for a shelter beach and clubhouse. The club reported over 90 percent member retention and set an oyster roast and membership meeting for January 26 at Coca Cola Bottling Co on Valley Avenue.
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Winchester Izaak Walton Club
W. Clayton Anderson
John Kane
H. W. “Bill” Butler, Jr
Robert Newlin
Leon Slavin
H. Armstead Lowery
E. Erle Edwards
Smoot Carter
Izaak Walton
Rt. 50
Winchester
Anderson
Virginia
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Valley Avenue
New Corporation
New York Newsmen Says Eisler Set Daily Worker Party Line
James S. Glaser testified he received party line orders from Gerhart Eisler when he ran the Communist Daily Worker two decades ago. Glaser, a former managing editor, said Eisler dictated the line and called him the Moscow representative, while noting his resignation from the party in 1936.
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New York
Eisler
Daily Worker
Washington
James S. Glaser
Communist Daily Worker
Gerhart Eisler
Party
Glaser
New York Post
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party
Moscow
Hitler
East Germany
Leipszig
Berlin
Opposition views on miscegenation propose separate races
The argument contends miscegenation is not sin but a divine plan toward an eventual mixed race. The speaker claims white and Negro peoples should each develop separately, reflecting a belief shared by many laypeople about the nation's future.
Man Confessed After Fatal Shot at House
Bell testified that the suspect said Mrs. Thornton lay dead on a bed in the bedroom and handed over the gun and ammunition after being asked. He also noted the children reported being lined up against a wall upstairs and that Thornton had not lived at the house for about a week.
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Bell
TWA President Ralph Damon Dies in Nassau Hospital
Ralph B. Damon, 48, president of Trans World Airlines, dies of pneumonia at Nassau Hospital Nassau. The newspaper also prints quiz answers on Page 4 with items ranging from Ae thelberht to Napoleon Bonaparte and a question about a ringing sound.
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Ralph
Damon Mineola
N. J
Damon
Trans World Airlines
Nassau Hospital
Aethelberht
Kent
Liberty Engine
Tennessee
Napoleon Bonaparte
Commonwealth
Frau
Thor
New Pile Treatment Promises Non Surgical Relief
An ad claims a new healing substance Bio-Dyne in Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case results report actual reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppositories or ointment at druggists with money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
DuPont Weighs New Orlon Plant in Waynesboro Virginia
DuPont studies building a large new Orlon acrylic fiber plant at Waynesboro Virginia. The existing Waynesboro facility is used only for re processing and related tasks pending final plans.
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DuPont
Orlon
Waynesboro
Wilmington
Del
DuPont weighs Waynesboro plant feasibility
DuPont discussed a proposed Waynesboro plant with an annual output of 40 million pounds of orbon. A spokesman noted no funds are set aside yet and it will be several months to determine feasibility. DuPont currently runs a single orion plant in Camden, South Carolina.
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Waynesboro
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Mr. Norvel Clayton Mason
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Carr Publishing CO. Inc
Wolfe St
H. C. Christianson
John F. Hoover
P. O
Rotary
Mason Service
Farmers’ Commission Sales
Farmers Livestock Exchange
David A Fahnestock
Sale
Mgr
W. D. Gandorff
Wood
P.t.co
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Winchester Evening Star
West Va
Izaak Walton Park
Carl Omps
E. Piccadilly St
Harriman
N.Y
Albany
N. Y
Averell Harriman
Assembly
Roosevelt
Truman
Pov
Erty
I. Q
Tire Sale
Firestone
Goodrich
U. S
Goodyear
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock St
Camden, S. C
Colo
Northern
Power Company's
Frigidaire
ABC
Maytag
Strasburg
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