U.S. Navy Builds Seawolf Class Atomic Submarines
The second submarine in the Seawolf class, USS Seawolf, is under construction and the third and fourth are scheduled.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1955
Page
11
The second submarine in the Seawolf class, USS Seawolf, is under construction and the third and fourth are scheduled.
Death of 64 year old Mrs. Julia F. Adams of Fort Ashby W Va occurred December 29 at Memorial Hospital Cumberland Md She was born in Tunnelton W Va August 15 1890 and was a member of Fort Ashby Methodist Church Survivors include husband two sons Raymond and Russell two daughters Louise Speelman and Martha Judy two brothers the Rev B F Hartman Noah Hartman and three grandchildren Shelia Ann Speelman Frederick Russell Adams and Terry James Adams all of Fort Ashby.
The US Nautilus marked a historic leap in naval tech as the first atomic powered submarine. Commissioning in 1954 established a new era for submarine design and missions.
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the Indochina curve has been down but is on the way up. He stressed a unified American policy and noted growing Viet Nam support for Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. The panel planned a public hearing on the eight nation Southeast Asia Defense Treaty next Wednesday.
The Christ Episcopal Church youth will present an Epiphany pageant titled The Feast of Light on Sunday at 5 pm. Kenneth C. Sheeler serves as reader, with a cast including Bill Armstrong Frank Armstrong Pinckney Arthur Douglal Bell and many others. The girls not in the pageant will sing with the choir.
The Associated Press reports a tricky winter day with warmth in northern North Dakota and parts of the Gulf Coast. Cold air moved south into Florida, freezing conditions reached the Gulf Coast, with Mobile at 31 and Willis ton 35 while Minot was 19.
The first teen age dance of the season will be held at the National Guard Armory on Saturday from 8 to 11 pm. Music by Ken Windle and his orchestra. entertainment by Misses Helen Nail Juanita Lee and Dorothy Daugherty. Prizes at intermission. Admission 25 cents. Coat check urged. reservations via Mrs. Cook at 4946.
A hymn singing will be held Sunday at 7 p m at Salem Church of the Brethren two miles south of Stephens City. Cecil Haycock of Wardensville West Virginia will lead with special music and the service is open to the public.
Mrs James A Farley aged 60 wife of the former postmaster general and ex Democratic national chairman died today in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel apartment from a heart attack she suffered around 7 am. The family had said she had a heart attack last May but had generally felt well since then.
A new film titled Our Bible-How It Came to Us will be shown Sunday at 7 30 p m at Berryville Baptist Church. The screening by the American Bible Society is newly released for public viewing. Beforehand Mrs. Robert Pidgeon will give an organ recital starting at 7 15 p m.
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