Obituaries Honor Residents in Area Churches and Homes
Multiple obituaries from Clarke County and nearby towns note deaths and memorial services. Beth Whitacre Robertson of Austin and others are named with relatives, funeral prayers at Worlern and Sterling churches, and burials at Oakwood and Green Hill cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Whitacre Robertson
Paul A. Robertson
Whitacre
10Th St
S.E. Austin
Minn
Robertson
William Clarke
Annie Giffin Whitacre
Eastern Star
Worlern Funeral Home
Austin
Frances Dix
Berryville
Grace Episcopal Church
William Brook
Ralph Dorsey
Hobson McGehee
Beverley Whiting
John Heard
James R. York
Gilbert McKown
Green Hill Cemetery
Convicted Soviet Spy Allowed to Visit Father
The United States allowed Igor A. Ivanov, a 1964 20 year prison term convict, to return to the Soviet Union to visit his ill father. He left New York and will stay until court directed his return for a hearing. The case also involved John W. Butenko, who was sentenced to 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Igor A. Ivanov
Russia
Ivanov
New York
New York City
Glen Cove
Long Island
New Je
United Nations
McCloskey
Justice Department
Newark
N.J
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Funeral Services for Mrs Ethel Forney Locke Friday
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Ethel Forney Locke Friday at 1 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Annie E Patterson are listed for Saturday at 11 A M with Elmer K Oates Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Forney Locke
Annie E. Patterson
Elmer K. Oates
Lindsay Seeks Docking of Patrolmen Pay Over Wildcat Strike
Mayor John V. Lindsay moves to invoke Taylor Law penalties to dock pay for patrolmen who refused duties during a six day walkout. Police Commissioner Murphy threatens suspensions. Patrolmen's Benevolent Association chief Edward Kiernan defies penalties and urges members to stay on the job. Fire department action also under review as 20,000 officers return to roll call after the strike ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Patrick V. Murphy
Edward J. Kiernan
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Michael J. Maye
Uniformed Firefighters Association
PBA
Three Break-Ins Reported in Annexed City Area
Police report three overnight break-ins in the annexed area. Millwood Ave Diner cash register $10 taken and two vending machines pried with no machine cash. Tower Car Wash cash missing undetermined. H M Auto Sales vending cash $2 plus a soft drink machine opened. Boy Scout Troop 3 and local groups prepared 20 000 March of Dimes mailers under Rev Ed Garrett guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood Ave
Tower Car Wash
Weems Lane
Paper Mill Road
H&m
Valley Ave
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Charles Fleming
Winchester Jaycees
Ed Garrett
Cellophane First Produced in Buffalo Plant in 1924
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the United States first produced cellophane at a Buffalo New York plant in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Buffalo, N.Y
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Striking British Postal Workers Appeal for Foreign Aid
A 24 hour postal strike in Britain prompts calls from Stefan Nedzynski of PTTI for unions worldwide to halt Britain communications. Belgian and French unions may instruct members to block calls to Britain, while US and Japan question legality. Cabinet refuses to intervene and emergency powers remain unused as mail and cable services halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Post Office
Brussels
The
Post, Telephone and Telegraph International
Stefan Nedzynski
PTTI
Tom Jackson
Union of Postal Workers
Nedzynski
United States
Japan
UPW
Death Penalty Abolished in Pennsylvania By Attorney General
Harrisburg Pennsylvania Atty Gen Fred Speaker a Democrat appointed in a new administration declares capital punishment unconstitutional and orders the electric chair dismantled He says 24 death row inmates will effectively serve life terms and the ruling stands unless court action or successor reverses it If upheld Pennsylvania would be the 14th state without capital punishment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Fred Speaker
Pennsylvania
Speaker
Camp Hill
Raymond P. Shafer
J. Shane Creamer
Creamer
United States
Lewis Jose Monge
Colorado
Senate
Shapp
Poe Installed As President Of Camping Club
More than 125 people attended the Valley Camping and Trailer Club dinner and meeting in the War Memorial Building. Ralph W. Poe was installed as president for the coming year with Jack Story as vice president Marcella Foltz secretary Charles Lewis treasurer and Philip Lewis wagonmaster. Poe outlined year events and monthly campout sites and a movie titled Deciduous Forests was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Camping and Trailer Club
War Memorial
Ralph W. Poe
Jack Story
Marcella Foltz
Charles Lewis
Philip Lewis
Poe
New Congress Sees Presidential Hopes and Rules Change Fight
Senators McGovern and Muskie loom for 1972 nomination while reformers push a three fifths cloture rule to curb filibusters. Conservatives will block the change as committees reorganize for new measures, including Social Security and Nixon welfare plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Mike Mansfield
Scott
Senate
92Nd Congress
Nixon
Coal Shut Down Threatened by Strip Miners
About 2000 strip miners and families gathered at the West Virginia Capitol to oppose a proposed ban on surface mining. Secretary Rockefeller backs the ban and lawmakers may move to implement it. Union leaders warned a loss of stripping jobs could shut down mining nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
John D. Rockefeller IV
Rockefeller
UMW
West Virginia Surface Mine Association
Weather Outlook and Local Rainfall Totals
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of light rain, lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Friday highs near 50 with continued partly cloudy conditions. Extended outlook calls for weekend rain chances and highs in the 50s, nights in the 30s, then a colder Monday with lows in the 20s to low 30s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ambiguous Quiz Row Extracts From Historical Test
A compact list presents answers across varied topics including Belgium water Millard Fillmore 550 out skimmed milk 1930 relativity cricket and no horseshoes with no clear single question context or narrative linkage.
Central Registrar for Frederick County to be chosen
The Frederick County Electoral Board will select the first central registrar at the February meeting. Applicants must be county residents and eligible voters, able to operate a typewriter, and have record keeping experience. Applications due by Monday February 1 to William Fraula at P O Box 61 Winchester. The central registrar begins March 1 under new state election laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
William Fraula
Mr. Fraula
P.O. Box
Winchester
Frederick County Jury Commissioners Meet for Juror List
The Frederick County Jury Commissioners held the second of three meetings in the county office building to select a year long juror list starting Feb. 15. A final list will be filed with Clerk George Whitacre. Housewife notice allows 15 days to opt out in writing. Commissioners include Grover Teets Jr, J Granville Snapp, Wade C Emmart, Kent Bailey, and secretary Mildred K Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
George Whitacre
Grover Teets, Jr
J. Granville Snapp
Wade C. Emmart
Kent Bailey
Mildred K. Smith
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Lorraine Hammond
Batavia
N.Y
James S. Robertson
Jack C. Robertson
Loveland
Ohio
Caroline W. Loy
John Dick Whitacre
Mary Schrivener
Lula Loy
Harry, Fred
Landon Whitacre
Sterling Christian Church
Oakwood Cemetery
John Esten Clark
Juliane Clark
S. Cameron St
Jones Funeral Home
Lohring C. Staples
United Methodist
Toms Brook
Douglas Beatty
Ray Place
Joseph Forney
John Thomas Forney
Roy Locke
William R. Locke
Hopewell
Dix Service
John E. Patterson
Annie Elizabeth Patterson
Shenandoah Ave
Stewart W. Patterson
Virginia Jenkins
Mary Lee Emery
Jonah N. Good
Harry Patterson
Charles E. Andrews
Samuel L. Hiebert
John W. Butenko
FBI
Strategic Air Command
Butenko
Amherst ST
Bernard F. Groves
Scawen St
Smalts Florist, Inc
Armstrong
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
Kiernan
Scouts
Aid ‘Dimes
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chicago
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Cleveland
Denver
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Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
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Jacksonville
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Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
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New Orleans
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
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Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Camping Club
Buck’s Commission
Kelvinator
W.D. Orndorff
NEW Congress
Belgium
Water
Millard Fillmore
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Washington State
Idaho
Montana
Lawrence W. Wallace
Leicester St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gerrard
Loudoun
Ralph Hite
Robert Wolford
Iris Collis Tisinger
Gerrard St
Loudoun St
Wallace
Herbert Elvin Chandler
Strasburg
Rt. 259
Rt. 50 West
J.S. Conner
Pape
Hagerstown
Regent
Antietam Paper Co
Or, Va
Winche
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