Obituaries From Evening Star January 28 1945
Obituary notices list Mrs Rhoda Anne Crabill 78 formerly of Cedar Creek Frederick County with many descendants and burial in Rockland MD. Also Mrs Elsea born Frederick County Nov 19 1930 wife of Hammond H Elsea employed by O Sullivan Rubber Corp and burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Alfred W Wright of Hamburg NY dies. funeral tomorrow at Ompe Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Rhoda Anne Crabill
Cedar Creek
Frederick County
R. Crabill
Mrs. Elsea
Hammond H
Elsea
Hagerstown
O’sullivan Rubber Corporation
Donald M. DeHaven
Lloyd M. Elsea
Lottie Frances Elsea
Anne Lee Russell
Shirley Brumback
Kenneth Michael
Sears
Alfred W. Wright
Hamburg
N.Y
Ompe
William A. Lyons
D. K. Russell
Harry Ridgeway
Curtis Ley
Floyd McKown
Grover
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Edison Quote on Genius and Effort
A famous remark attributed to Thomas Edison asserts genius is one per cent inspiration and 99 per cent perspiration. The line emphasizes diligence as the key to achievement.
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Thomas Edison
Lawyers Move To Block Trial Of 17 In Civil Rights Killings
Meridian Mississippi AP defense lawyers press to suppress key FBI evidence in the case charging 17 defendants with conspiring to violently deny civil rights in the killings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. Eleven attorneys must file further motions within 15 days challenging the FBI investigation. The defendants, including Horace Barnes 26, pleaded innocent and remained free on bond after arraignment. An attack on CBS cameraman Laurens Pierce occurred as defendants exited the courthouse. James Edward Jordan 38 will be arraigned in Atlanta later.
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Meridian
Miss
FBI
Horace D. Barnette
CBS
Laurens Pierce
Montgomery
Ala
James Edward Jordan
Atlanta
Jordan
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chan Jey
Vietnam general Khanh’s coup and Buddhist unrest cited
General Khanh, named premier last September after Buddhist protests sought his ouster, reassumed the post and later backed a civilian facade under Huong. He said the coup aimed to end an impasse harming the war effort and protect relations with a friendly country as Buddhists grow increasingly anti American, including the Hue library sacking last Saturday.
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Khanh
Huong
U.S. Information Rvice
Hue
Martin Luther King Jr Accepts Nobel Peace Prize
King defends moral duty against despair as he accepts the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize, urging action toward a just society. He calls on leaders and citizens to pursue the eternal ought with courage and nonviolence.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Northern Valley Seeks State Parks Expansion
Residents and officials from Winchester Frederick County Shenandoah Warren and Clarke pressed the state recreation commission to develop multiple parks in the Northern Shenandoah Valley including Cedar Creek Basin area proposals and a Shenandoah River site with 5000 to 10000 acres. They urged rapid planning and a Park Authority meeting set for February 19 in Winchester.
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Frederick County
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Warren
Clarke
Wilkins
Shenandoah
Cedar Creek
Willish, Fisk
Northern Valley Recreation Development Committee
Fisk
The
of Supervisors
Frederick, Clarke, Warren
Claude B. Harris
Front Royal-Warren
Skyline Drive
Front Royal
Commonwealth
George Washington National Forest
Fort Valley
Harris
William M. Battaile
State Commission
H. B. Pierce, Jr
Clarke County
Floyd White
Front Royal Warren
Tare
President Johnson’s Health Dims While at Hospital
President Johnson, ill with coughing and a runny nose, weighs a long London trip and weighs whether to attend a funeral as he recovers at Bethesda. Doctors urge rest to avoid reinfection while aides consider Rusk to lead the delegation if needed.
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London
Rusk
Hubert H. Humbrey
White House
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Bethesda
Naval Medical Center
Edmonton Man Arrested After Industrial Plant Shooting
A night security officer was shot at an Edmonton plant. Police arrested a man seen leaving the facility after a chase that covered about 20 blocks. Northwest Industries and U S Air Force jets were mentioned in the incident.
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Edmonton
Alta
Dynam
Northwest. Industries, Ltd
Jant
Man Dies After Fall From Front Royal Railroad Bridge
Leonard B. Mills about 50 with no fixed address died after apparently falling from a railroad bridge onto rocks in Happy Creek near Sixth Street Front Royal. Dr. Edwin Eastham Warren County medical examiner said the death was due to a compound skull fracture. Mills body recovered around 3 p.m. and is at Scott Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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Leonard B. Mills
Front Royal
Edwin Eastham
Warren ‘County
Mills
Happy Creek
Sixth St
Scott Funeral Home
Preaching Mission Ends Tomorrow at Braddock Street Church
The fourth night of a week long Preaching Mission at Braddock Street Methodist Church features Dr William Avery Benfield Jr senior minister of First Presbyterian Church Charleston W V a preaching that Gods rule should cover all life and that Jesus Christ must be real in daily living. Also noted are morning devotions led by Rev Mrs Anna B Mow former missionary to India with services at 10 30. In Washington cost of living rose one tenth of one percent in December marking a year of moderate price advance per Labor Department CPI 108 8.
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William Avery Benfield, Jr
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Benfield
Jesus Christ
First Presbyterian Church
Charleston
W.va
Anna B. Mow
India
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Weather Today in Virginia Brisk and Cold Tonight
Partly cloudy and windy today in Virginia with a sharp drop to 5 to 15 degrees. Friday turns sunny but very cold with highs in the 20s and windy conditions. Saturday shows some clouds and continued cold.
Funeral rites mark Churchill's leavetaking at Westminster
A vast crowd attended Sir Winston Churchill's leaving service as Lady Churchill and her daughter Mary Soames stood in mourning. The hall echoed with guards, spurs, and a silent procession toward St Paul’s Cathedral, while London prepared for the funeral procession.
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Lady Churchill
Mary Soames
Churchill
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Driver Falls Asleep Hits Parked Vehicle in Charleston
A Charleston man, David Richard Little, fell asleep and struck a parked station wagon on N Loudoun St at 6 a.m. Damage exceeds $1000 and no injuries occurred. Little paid a $22.75 fine for reckless driving. James Allen Fox, 19, was also arrested for breaking city parking meters and larceny.
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Arleston
W.va
N. Loudoun St
David Richard Little
Charleston
Loudoun
Rena M. Williams
Loudoun St
Winchester
Tinsman and
Mason
Little
James Allen Fox
S. Kent St
Fox
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