Will Johnson Dies in Hospital Here
Will Johnson of Berryville died Sunday afternoon in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He lived in Ber ville Clarke County and ran a Joseph ine grocery for about 25 years. He was a St Luke s Baptist Church member. Survived by a sister Nannie Gipson stepson Robert Hulmes and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at St Luke s Baptist Church Bel ville Thursday at 2 pm. Rev John Clark to officiate Burial in Milton Valley Cemetery.
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Will Johnson
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Josephine Holmes
Clarke County
James Johnson
Berville
Josephine
St. Luke's Baptist Church
Nannie Gipson
Robert Hulmes
Belville
John Clark
Virginia Farmers Face 1956 Price Outlook Across Commodities
The Virginia State Department of Agriculture surveys 1956 price prospects amid a cost squeeze. Cattle prices may dip slightly with a possible early move by the soil bank. hogs trend lower first half of 1954 then higher. lambs may rise while broilers and turkeys show varied returns. Egg and truck crops look mixed but Virginia remains an egg deficit state with opportunities in higher-yielding varieties.
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Virginia State Department of Agricuture
Government Soil Bank
Congress
Midwest
Virginia
Television Listings Sweep Evening with Varied Programs
Prime time offers Pinky Lee and Howdy Doody followed by Tulsa Kid and News. Evening highlights include Screen Directors Playhouse, Father Knows Best, Kraft Theater and This Is Your Life. Late night features Tonight With Steve Allen, Midwestern Hayride, News and Sign Off.
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Pinky Lee
Footlight Theater
Tulsa
Eddie Fisher
News Caravan
TV Schedule Highlights Daytime and Evening Lineup
A detailed Thursday broadcast list across multiple stations includes daytime shows such as Tennessee Ernie Ford and Queen for a Day, with afternoon serials, game and talk programs, and late programs featuring Clown Corner, Love of Life, and House Party. The slate also lists theater and drama blocks, cartoons, and a few movie segments.
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People’s Playhouse of the Mohicans
Inga
Halls of Ivy
Army Privates Sentenced to 199 Years in Prison
In Chicago a young Army private pleaded guilty to murder and rape, killing Joanne Pushis, 17, at Battery A 734th Antiaircraft Battalion in Calumet Park. Henry Matthews, 18, of Detroit, received a 199 year term with parole only after 66 1 3 years.
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Chicago
South Side
Thomas B. Kluczynski
Criminal
Henry Matthews
Detroit
Megro
Matthews
Joanne Pushis
Calumet Park
Lake Michigan
Klucaynski
Maryland Seeks Permanent Offer For Coach Tatum
Maryland moved to retain Jim Tatum as head football coach and athletic director while allowing talks with North Carolina officials. Tatum, 42, has led the Terrapins for nine seasons with a strong record. North Carolina offered and he requested permission to discuss it.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Maryland
Jim Tatum
University of North Carolina
Tatum
Wilson H. Elkins
Elkins
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Terrapins
Oklahoma
North Carolina State
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