Deaths and Funerals Notice from Clarke County
A Clifford County resident, longtime US Navy employee and World War I veteran, dies leaving wife Mrs. Josephine and son Frank. Survived by three sisters Mrs. John W. Wit of Leesburg, Mrs. Ernest Adams of Boyce, and Mrs. Raymond Bladen of Charles Town, with brother John Loy. Funeral at Jones Home tomorrow at 1 AM conducted by Dr. E T Clark. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. flowers omitted.
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Clarke County
Sarah Mari Ate
Charles
John W. Witas
Leesburg
Ernest Adams
Boyce
Raymond Bladen
Charles Town
E. T. Clark
Jones
Clark
Lawrence T. Long
W. Toerie
Standard Oil
Mount Hebron
US Navy
France
United Commercial Travelers
Frank
Josephine
Fred County
John Loy
Death Notice for Mrs Evelyn P Galloway Longerbeam
Mrs Evelyn P Galloway Longerbeam aged 73 of 227 Walnut St Berryville died last night. She was born September 1890 in Clarke County daughter of the late John and Nannie Geeres. Survived by 10 children and two sisters. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Evelyn P. Galloway Longerbeam
Walnut St
Berryville
Galloway
Clarke County
John
Nannie Geeres
Alfred
Lanham, Md
Ashby
Smith
Jeannette Martin
Mary Gilman
Charles Tov W. Va
John T
Front Royal
Hildren
Erryville
Julian
Green Hill Cemetery
Woman's Body Unearthed in Oshkosh Basement
Oshkosh Wisconsin police chief said a woman's body was unearthed in a house basement as part of a slaying investigation tied to Reno Nevada and San Francisco. Officials planned examination by crime lab technicians and identified the potential victim as 26 year old Gloria Jean Dahike, estranged wife of A. Dahike, while the husband and a custody case are referenced in the probe.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Harry A. Guenther
Reno, Ney
San Francisco
Guenther
Reno Clals
Wisconsin Crime Labs
Gloria Jean Dahike
A. Dahike Guenther
Dahike
Presidio
San Francis
Dahl
Johnson plan faces farm subsidy objections in 1949 debate
The proposed farm payment feature under Brannan's 1949 plan, pushed by President Truman, drew opposition from Democrats and farm groups including the Farm Bureau, and Congress never accepted it.
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Brannan
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Farm Bureau
Question Answers on Religious Ethics and Science
The item lists a series of topics including John Bunyan and a commandment about bearing false witness, followed by astrology and small animals. It appears as a quiz or study prompt with items 1 through 10, mixing historical religious reference, superstition, and biology.
United States calls on Soviet join in nuclear freeze
At Geneva the United States urged the Soviet Union to join a freeze on all delivery systems for nuclear weapons. Delegate William C. Foster described a comprehensive halt on nuclear carriers as a major step, with no further deployment of such weapons while talks continue. The 17 nation conference resumed January 21.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
William C. Foster
Dale
Rence Johnson
Foster
Refining at 100 Publisher to Keep Eye on Paper
In Valdosta Georgia E L Turner plans to stay active as publisher emeritus though turning 101 on March 6. He recalls his father starting the paper in 1869 and growing it to a 14500 circulation, while he eases from active management but remains watcher of the enterprise.
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Valdosta
de Vals Dal
Turner
Bill Boosts U.S. Aid to Libraries
The bill expands federal library aid and eliminates a 10 000 population limit. It broadens access beyond rural communities. President supports the measure, aligning funding with national library programs.
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U.S
Washington
Johnston
Miami firm says it has never received a bad check
In Miami the Associated Diploy Inc, a hunting pen men company, boasts that in 15 years of business it has never received a bad check. The claim underscores the firm’s stability amid market pressures.
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Miami, Fla
Associated Diploy, Inc
Penmene
Clarke Educational Fund funds scarce scholarships via solid gold production
Clarke Educational Group launches funds and profits from the Blue Ridge Players productionThe Solid Gold Cadillac to aid local students. Proceeds from ads and sales support scholarships with selection by a committee including Buckley Cammac Chaffin and others. Tickets go on sale in two weeks.
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Clarke County Educational Fund
Vane
Cadillac
Morveae
Mg House
Berryville
Kin
Atien
Robert G. Buckley
David Cammac
William T. Chaffin
Tyree Dillard, Jr
Alice Loope
C.E. Miley
Donald Niemann
Benjamin Toxvard
Fund
Garland M. Canter
Ralph Dorsey
Gwynne Jones
Hobson
Marion T. Wood
Clarke County
Blue Ridge
Baker Probers Quiz Young Over disputed Testimony
Senate investigators questioned Young in a closed hearing about disputed testimony in the Baker probe. The focus was an Austin Texas TV station tied to Johnson family interests and a 1957 ad time purchase tied to Reynolds who claimed no use for the spot. Jenkins denied knowledge of such arrangements in a sworn statement.
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Young
Washington
Albert G. Young
Senate Servacors Today
Robert G. Baker
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Senate
Reynolds
Jenkins
Sident
Ieeee Rainless Co
LBJ Proposes Double Overtime to Add Jobs
President Johnson backs double overtime to create more work in certain industries, with labor support but mixed Congress reaction. The plan, under amendments to the Labor Standards Act, would extend overtime and minimum wage protections to over 2 million workers, and set up tripartite committees to decide industries and conditions for double rates.
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Johnson
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Hill
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Afl-Cio
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Quiet Washington notes and Birmingham tragedy summary
President Johnson avoided details at a news conference saying a future announcement would come. A two man Kennedy era committee, Royall and Blaik, ended its mission after Kennedy's assassination without delivering a written report. In Birmingham a dynamite blast struck a church, killing four African American children in Sunday School.
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Kennedy
Royall
Blaik
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Tered
Eye Bank Month Observed By Lions Clubs
Lions Clubs in Stephens City Middletown and Clarke County Virginia observe Eye Bank Month in February with Eye Bank Week proclaimed February 23 to 29 by Mayor Claude B Smalts Jr and similar state proclamations by Gov Harrison. The drive explains corneal transplant donations give sight at no cost to donor or recipient and Lions members can provide donor cards and more information.
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Lions Clubs
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Eye Bank
Albertis Harrison
Stephens City
Middletown
Clarke County
Virginia Lions Clubs
Smalts
Cain
Hereford Group Sets Sale Here Next Friday
The Virginia Hereford Association will hold its eighth annual Cattleman s Capital Hereford Bull Sale next Friday at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. A total of 115 polled and horned bulls will be sold at noon, graded by Virginia s performance testing program. Bulls must grade good plus or better. Grading begins Friday at 8 a.m. Committee: T. J. Adkins, manager of Potomac Valley Farms.
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Virginia Hereford Association
Farmers Liestock Exchange
Virginia
T. J. Adkins
Potomac Valley Farms
Weather and Hereford cattle sale notices in Virginia
Forecast shows rain in Virginia tonight and Saturday with highs in the 40s and a mild weekend. A five day outlook predicts near normal temperatures and a cooler trend by midweek. The Hereford cattle section lists Curtis Mast and Joe Graham as contacts with a Dutch Treat dinner at the George Washington Hotel and a sale committee led by Allen Poe of Winyah Herefords Middleburg. Further information via Owen Thomas III secretary Virginia Hereford Association Staunton.
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Curtis Mast
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Joe Graham
Virginia Department of Agriculture
S. L. Kalison
V.P.1
George Washington Hotel
Michigan
Ohio
North Carolina
Allen Poe
Winyah Herefords
Middleburg
Mr. Poe
Virginia Hereford Association
Staunton
Owen Thomas, III
Rainfall Figures For January and Year To Date
Rainfall in the past 24 hours is none. January rainfall to date is 3.57 inches, same as 1964. Average annual rainfall over 51 years is 36.85 inches. Monthly averages: Jan 2.38, Feb 2.13, Mar 3.08, Apr 3.13, May 3.77, Jun 3.88, Jul 3.88, Aug 3.81, Sep 2.67, Oct 3.13, Nov 2.60, Dec 2.39.
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