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Accessories galore and cheery designs for apron bedroom den and gingham butterfly motifs. Pattern 7081 cross stitch size determined by check size. 35 cents per pattern 10 cents more for first class mail. Send name address zone pattern number to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York. 1963 biggest needlecraft show stars smocked accessories plus 200 designs to knit crochet sew embroider quilt and a free pattern.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
New York Convention Visitors Blamed for Newspaper Blackout
NRMA delegates flocked to New York for a five day meeting as nine New York dailies remained closed by a month old strike. Executives from Philadelphia Baltimore and Chicago rely on hotel newsstands to read hometown papers. Nath an J. Gold and Harold H. Bennett voiced disappointment at the lack of newspaper reporting affecting store advertising and mail orders in this major market.
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New York
National Retail Merchants Association
NRMA
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Nathan J. Gold
Gold & Co
Lincoln
Neb
Harold H. Bennett
Zion’s Cooperative Mercantile Institution
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mosby Barracks To Hold Meet This Sunday
Major Mosby Barracks and auxiliary veterans of World War I will hold a meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in the War Memorial Building. Royal S. Miller urges WWI vets to attend with discharges and notes the barracks are the information center for the Seventh District Department of Virginia.
Translvania College Tied to Virginia Legislation Era
Lexington Kentucky reports that Translvania College founded in 1780 was chartered by the Virginia Legislature during Kentucky's early county status, reflecting Thomas Jefferson era education plans.
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Lexington, Ky
Virginia
Kentucky
Translvania College
Lexington
Thomas Jefferson
Bomber Pilot Dies in Crash at McConnell AFB
Two bomber pilots died when their aircraft crashed near Wichita after takeoff from Lincoln AFB. Capt Pud signaled trouble 90 seconds after liftoff and attempted to return to base. Two Wichita brothers heard an explosion as the plane passed overhead and helped pull Medrick and Jones from the wreckage to McConnell Hospital.
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Hastings
Jones
Oakland
The
Lincoln
Neb
Air Force Base
Wichita
McConnell Afb
McConnell
Pudwill
John
Jimmy Hulse
Medrick
McConnell Hospital
Sweden Presents Balanced Budget 1963 64
Sweden's government presented a balanced 1963 64 budget of about 4 billion dollars to Parliament. Finance Minister Gunnar Strang disclosed King Gustaf Adolf earned 8400 dollars last year from selling garden produce.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gunnar Straeng
Gustaf Adolf
Jail sentence handed to James and Verzich in Charles Town hearing
Charles Town magistrate heard James and Jack E. Verzich charged in the same case. Verzich paid a 20 dollar fine and costs. In Barboursville Claude Dickerson 25 was charged with manslaughter in a Somerset oil distributor death after a collision with an oil truck. Dickerson released on 1000 dollar bond. In Ranson near 100 dollars was stolen from the town office and police department safe by someone with a key between 5 and 9 30 p.m.
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Charles Town
Ies
James
Rock Cliff
Jack E. Verzich
Tee
Verzich
Orange —Ee
Claude Dickerson
Barboursville
Somerset
Dickerson
Ernest P. Tussing
Tussing
Ranson
W. Va
Calvin Bennett
Mile of Dimes Event Slated For Tomorrow
Winchester Assn of Underwriters plans the annual Mile of Dimes appeal from a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow to raise funds for the March of Dimes at Loudoun and Boscawen Streets near People’s Drug Store and Leggett’s Department Store. Russell Ward chairs the event with Rex Simpson as president and a team of 23 volunteers, including Curtis Barr and J Ben Cather, soliciting in downtown Tope.
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Winchester Assn
Loudoun
Boscawen Sts
People’s Drug Store
Leggett's Dept
Will
Russell Ward
Rex Simpson
W. D. Stinnett
Charles A. Harris
Alson H. Hott
Kennedy Cancels News Conference
President Kennedy called off a scheduled news conference at 4 p.m. next Wednesday. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said the cancellation was due to the president’s tight schedule of messages to Congress, starting with a personal appearance before a joint session Monday.
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Pierre ‘Saliger
Congress
Consented to Lie Detector Tests to Clear Guilt
The subject reportedly agreed to take lie detector tests to remove themselves from any guilt, signaling a move toward proving innocence. No further details are provided about the case, timeline, or involved parties in the accessible text.
Local youths seek new youth center in Front Royal
Front Royal youths petition the Board of Directors of the Recreation Association for a new center similar to the one closed in 1959 for lack of interest.
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Front Royal
Board of Dice
The
Recration Association
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J. Sloan Kuykendall
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H. F. Byrd, Inc
Hansbrough & Carter
Wayne B. Omps
Omps Funeral Home
William A. Rooker
J. T. Kremer Cities Service Oil Company
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Gabardines
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W. R
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