Deaths and Funerals Frank W Baker 70 Toledo native
Frank W Baker 70 a former Hagerstown native moved to Toledo in 1926 and joined multiple Masonic bodies. He retired in 1967 after 31 years with Landers and is survived by his wife two daughters a son a brother and a sister. Funeral services were held yesterday in Emmett Montruary with burial at Otre Hills Memorial Park Toledo. The article also notes Miss Zirkle a former Hand High School teacher and last of her immediate family survived by three nephews.
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Landers
Hattie Baker
Paul F
Maxine Kahn
Jane Baker
Toledo
William Baker
This City
Mildred McQuig
Hagerstown
Emmett Montruary
Otre Hills Memorial Park
Tos
Miss Louise Zirkle Dies. Former Resident
Louise Zirkle formerly lived here and recently died in California. She is noted in local records as a former resident.
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Louise 0. Zirkle
California
Terday Ee Cairn
Infant son of James Clifton Singleton dies in pneumonia
J C Singleton Jr infant son of James Clifton and Teddy Keith Singleton died at 220 Ope Ave yesterday of pneumonia. The funeral service was held this morning at 11 in Mount Hebron with Rev John Kinzie of Calvary Baptist Church officiating.
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James Clifton Singleton, Jr
James Clifton
Teddy Keith Singleton
Ope Ave
Keith
Corbin
Mrs Helen Carter 55 dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Helen Eugene Carter aged 55 of 132 Amherst Street dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her brother Donald Carter of Inwood and her stepdaughter Mrs. Lee P. Carter of Winchester. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Christ Church with burial in Rest Cemetery. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Helen Eugene Carter
Amherst Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Obituary: Philip M. Boyd of Hedgesville Dies at 78
Philip M. Boyd aged 78 of Hedgesville West Virginia died yesterday in Tinsburg West Virginia after a 10 day illness following a seven year health decline. Born in Frederick County he was son of the late Henry P. and Mary E. Pitzer Boyd and a member of Hedg esville Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife Florence Plotner Boyd two sons Cleo Boyd Martinsburg and Lyle Boyd Hedgesville three daughters Cole Keedysville Lynn Coffinbarger Tomahawk 13 grandchildren four great grandchildren and a brother.
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Philip M. Boyd
Hedgesville
Tinsburg
Mr. Boyd
Frederick County
Henry P
Mary E. Pitzer Boyd
Ed. Cole
Keedysville
Lynn Coffinbarger
Tomahawk
W. Va
Frederick County study to review subdivision ordinance
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors named a four member committee to study and consolidate the subdivision ordinance amendments since 1952. Members are Richard Goode Lee Ebert D H Goulden and Joseph A Massie Jr with input from utility representatives and county clerk Lee Whitacre. They will report recommendations after concluding their review.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Richard Goode
Lee Ebert
D. H. Goulden
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Board of Supervisors
Lee Whitacre
Ebert
Massie
Commonwealth
Goode
Goulden
State Highway Dept
Charles Garber
Congress debate hints at tax reforms and social security funding
The article notes a push for depletion allowance overhauls affecting 100 products and a 27 percent deduction. It cites Sen. Byrd warning of a potential three year deficit near 30 billion dollars. The President emphasizes budget balance and social security health care financing while touching rights to vote and Lebanon’s land area relative to Connecticut.
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Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Obituary for Paul B Boyd and Services in Martinsburg
An obituary notes Paul B Boyd, son of Elmer Boyd of Johnsontown and brother of Edith Siler of Hagerstown, killed in Italy in World War II on Feb 16 1944. The Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg service was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Revs Glenn Stevens and Foster Couchman, burial in Rosedale Cemetery Martinsburg.
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Ther
Elmer Boyce
Johnsontown
W. Va
Edith B. Siler
Hagerstown
Winchester
Paul B. Boyd
Italy
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Glenn Stevens
Foster Couchman
Rosedale Cemetery
Valley Jerome fire damages shed and chicken coop
A fire yesterday at three p.m. destroyed a chicken coop and wood shed near Martin's place. The blaze reportedly began in the wiring system. Youth rally at Maurertown by the Christian Church of...
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Jermomne
Ead
Youth Rally
Maurertown
the Young People of the Christian Church of
Congo Leader Tshombe Seeks UN Amnesty Plan Support
The Congo crisis prompts Tshombe to back U Thant’s plan for amnesty to secure peace in Katanga and allow UN troops into Kolwezi. Rioting in Leopoldville and shifting control around British Embassy operations reflect mounting tensions as Katanga’s secession nears collapse.
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United Nations
Rene Thierry
Kolwezi
Tshombe
Katanga
U.N
Katangan
Indus
Diehard
Thierry
Leopoldville
Gardiner
Louvanium University
Strikes Spread as Local 234 Walkout Shuts Terminals
International Transport Workers Union Local 234 began a citywide strike at 12 01 a m. International President Michael J Quill led pickets at major terminals after last minute talks with Mayor James H Tate failed to reach concessions on wages and a no layoff clause. Transit Company president Robert Stier defended a firm stance to eliminate the clause urging a fight to change the pattern. The union warns loss of layoff protection could cost a third of its members in two to three years as both sides trade blame.
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International Transport Workers Union
International
Michael J. Quill
Quill
James H. Tate
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Robert Stier
Truce plan rejected by Red China eyed in New Delhi
In New Delhi reports say Peking rejected a six nation truce proposal raising Indian fears of renewed Himalayan war. Chinese broadcast cites no grounds for optimism and accuses India of seeking unilateral withdrawal while China reoccupies territory. The neutrals plan reportedly calls for a 12 mile Ladakh pullback and buffer zone talks. Parliament to discuss the issue after January 21.
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New Delhi
India
Red China
Peking
Delhi
Ladakh
Ceylon
Burma
Cambodia
Indonesia
Ghana
United Arab Republic
Shenandoah Board selects chair and vice chair
The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors elected William H. Miller of Lee District as chair and Edward Ken of Johnson District as vice chair. The board then discussed upcoming fiscal and governance matters.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Board of Supervisors
William H. Miller
Lee
Edward Ken
Johnson
Woman Held Without Bond In Fatal Shotgun Slaying
Berkeley Springs police hold 21 year old Geraldine Fields Mason without bond in the fatal shotgun slaying of her husband Nathaniel Mason last Saturday night. Mason reportedly said her husband returned home late and was drinking when a quarrel began.
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Berkeley Springs
Geraldine Fields Mason
Congressman Broyhill Undergoes Surgery for Collapsed Lung
ARLINGTON AP Rep. Joel Broyhill, R Va, underwent a three hour operation for a collapsed lung. His condition was stated as fair to good given the nature of the surgery. He will stay in hospital 8 to 10 days and may return to the Capitol in about a month. Aides said involuntary pneumothorax caused air to leak into the chest cavity.
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Arlington (Ap
Joel Broyhill
R - Va
Arlington Hi Aids
Broyhill
Navy chiefs find recouiting duty in Louisville basement
George Turner and Robert DeVore, both 20-year Navy veterans, shift from submarine duty to recouiting work and set up shop in the basement of the Federal Building in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville
Navy
George Turner
Robert DeVore
Federal Building
Cold snap and snow hit several regions with record lows
A string of frigid temperatures spread across the Midwest and South, with Chicago reporting its coldest day of the season at minus 11 and Milwaukee at minus 16. Rochester Minnesota hit minus 26, and some areas dropped below. Snow blanketed Buffalo with 19 inches on Monday and snowfall spread to northern New York east of Lake Ontario and other scattered sections. Oranges and vegetables suffered millions in damage from cold in Southern California and the Rio Grande Valley.
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Rochester
Minn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Shelley
Tohae
Hassee
Fla
Miami
California
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Buffalo
N.Y
New York
Lake Ontario
Radio Free Europe Broadcasts From Munich With 28 Transmitters
Radio Free Europe operates from Munich Germany using 28 transmitters to reach audiences behind the Iron Curtain. The network sends radio broadcasts aimed at Eastern European listeners and state to state communications.
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Radio Free Europe
Munich
Germany
Auction Notices Mix at Chambersburg Frederick and Martinsburg
Sales directory item lists auctions in multiple locations including Chambersburg east of Marion Pa with Ferm machinery and Denny's auction, Winchester Route 11 area, All Breed Horse and Pony sale at Baltimore Livestock Market, Allen C. Driver listing Frederick Court House, and property offerings in Berkeley County Court House Martinsburg West Virginia with a Ned Morrow auctioneer.
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Chambersburg
Marion
Ferm Machinery
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
ALL Breed Horse & Pony Consg
Baltimore Livestock Mkt., Inc
Allen C. Driver
Frederick Court House
Fred
Berkeley County Court House
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ned” Morrow
Weather in Virginia Turns Fair then Cold
The forecast says fair and continued cold today in Virginia with overnight lows from 5 to 15 degrees. Tomorrow looks rather cloudy and cold as well, extending the wintry pattern.
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Virginia Fair
Rainfall data and quiz answers from 1962 period
Rain totals for the past 48 hours show no rainfall and monthly averages range from 0.71 to 3.90 inches. The text lists a quiz with topics including Genesis, Franklin D. Roosevelt, English writer, Minerva, Ivan the Terrible, Boll weevil, and a note about ten years ago with 120,000 leaving for Australia and New Zealand.
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Genesis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
the Capitol
Minerva
True
Ivan the Terrible
False
Boll Weevil
Eneers
Australia
New Zealand
Man Gets TwoYear Sentence in Choking Incident
Embery 45 of Rt. 3 was sentenced to two years for choking Mrs. Fowler at her tourist home on W. Main Street. The sheriff said he entered Fowler's room after others retired, causing the woman to scream while her son aided. Breeden testified Embery locked himself in his room until broken into.
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Berr Embery
Roy
Breeden
Becbery
Mrs. Fowler
Front Royal Discusses Public Communications Poles
Town council debated poles and wiring system construction for public transmission. Proceedings covered route visibility and impact on streets as crews plan future installations.
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Wee Eee Saniies
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Collectors Club of New York
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Akron Rubber Group
Reneven and Protective Order of
Louise Zirkle
Omps Funeral Home
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
J.C. Singleton, Jr
Mrs
Forrest Carter
Loudoun St
Ones Funeral Home, Inc
S. Loudoun ST
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Ish Gocharg
Congo Republic
Ketanga
Valley District
Zion Christian Church
Here
Richmond
the Valley
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Warren County School Board
A. 0. Norton
State Board
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Brumback
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Photie
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GBR
TER Retail Merchants Association
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Glaize & Bro
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Denny’s
Commission
New American Legion
Frigidaire
R.C.A. T.V
Kelvinator
Kenmore
Hardwick
Norge
McCullochers
Orndorff & Cole
Frederick County Improvements Corporation
J.T. Thles Court Jr
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