Obituary Mrs Mary Ellen Coughlin Clarksburg Resident
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Mary Ellen Coughlin widow of Bernard M. Coughlin in Clarksburg. She lived at Pine Apartments on Stewart Street in 1950 51. Survivors include son Carol Coughlin and two daughters Miss Bessie Coughlin and Mrs. Mary Martin all of Clarksburg. Funeral Monday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Clarksburg with a requiem mass. Burial in the Catholic Cemetery in Clarksburg. The Murphy family will attend.
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Mary Ellen ‘Coughlin
Bernard M. Coughlin
Clarks
Coughlin
Charles M
Harry
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Clarksburg
Murphy
Kimberly Jo Racey dies in Berryville funeral
Kimberly Jo Racey born July 1 dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital Thursday evening at 8. She is survived by her parents Paul William and Clara Williams Racey of Boyce and four sisters Carol Ann Nancy Gay Alice Way and Barbara Gene Racey all at home. Graveside service held at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville this morning at 10 officiated by Rev. Frank Q Cayce rector of Millwood Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Jo Racey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Paul William
Clara Williams Racey
Boyce
Carol Ann
Nancy Gay
Alice Way
Barbara Gene Racey
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Frank Q.cayce
Millwood Episcopal Church
Jeepney Hater Gets Revenge in Manila Incident
Manila report tells of a jeepney driver ignoring a police whistle and striking officer Vicente Ortiz who leaped into traffic. Ortiz then issued 250 traffic tickets to jeepneys daily for a week as retaliation before mayor Arsenio Lacson ordered him to slow his pace.
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Manila
Vicente Ortiz
Ortiz
Arsenio Lacson
Byrd Reports Federal Stockpile Valuation
Sen. Harry F. Byrd announced the Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures reported nine government stockpiles valued at just under 16 billion dollars as of May 31. About seven billion was in the Agriculture Department's Commodity Credit Corporation stocks acquired mainly through past farm price supports.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Joint Committee
Byrd
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Staunton Promotes Tourism With Doll Exhibit Tie
Staunton showcases the Woodrow Wilson Birthplace with documentary and historical dolls from Just Folks Doll House amid original furnishings on the ground floor. A new gift shop by Paul Victorious of Charlottesville features plaques metalcraft glassware and Virginias portraits. Open daily 9 to 5.
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Staunton
Woodrow Wilson
North Coaster
Frederick Streets
North New Street
Paul Victorious
Charlottesville
George Washington
Youth 8 Drowns in Norfolk Creek
Carl R. James, eight, drowned yesterday afternoon while crab netting beneath a highway bridge in Norfolk County. He apparently fell from his perch into swift tidal water as authorities investigated the accident.
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Norfolk (Ap
Carl R. James
Norfolk
Kennedy supporters press for delegates at tense convention
The piece depicts Kennedy backers maneuvering in party headquarters as states weigh their 1960 delegations. Meyner plans to cast New Jersey’s 41 votes for him on the first ballot. Brown hints at California’s 81 votes, while Lawrence backs Stevenson but Kennedy allies push for a shift. Discussions of a Johnson Kennedy ticket surface amid rumors and ultimatums.
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Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Kennedy
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Stevenson
Johnson- Kennedy
Sen
George A. Smathers
Florida
Smathers
Johnson
Visitor says Red Chinese officials cocky in visit
A west erner returning from a month in Red China reports officials are cocky and swaggering, driven by belief in Mao Tze-tung's thesis and a will to beat the United States in any future war. He cites widespread ignorance of history, a pervasive state education system, and a calm yet curious lack of outside-world interest among ordinary Chinese.
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Hong Kong
Red China
America
United States
Korea
Mao Tze-tung
Peiping
Tientsin
Shanghai
Canton
China
Soviet Union
Five Car Crash Injures Seven Near Mitchellville
Seven people were injured, one critically, in a five car crash on U S 301 near Mitchellville Maryland. The collision involved a Marine car from Camp Lejeune that attempted to pass a northbound vehicle, sending a sports racer being towed into other vehicles and causing wreckage to scatter. Police said the accident occurred at 1 40 a m and traffic was delayed for nearly an hour as ambulances transported victims to Prince Georges General Hospital.
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Mitchellville
U. S. 301
Here
Prince Georges General Hospital
Cap Lejeune
N. C
Welch
Benefit Tea At Phillips Home
The Rev. Paul Brown announces a tea tomorrow at 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips in Berryville to aid the Zion Baptist Church Rally. Mrs. Phillips chairs the event with chicken salad, chips, ham, cheese, rolls, ice cream and cake offered for a dollar per plate.
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Paul Brown
Walter Phillips
Josephine St
Berryville
Zion Baptist Church
France Reports 41 704 Priests in France
Paris AP reports nearly one priest for every 1,000 inhabitants with 41,704 priests among 45,355,000 French citizens per the magazine Vocations Sacerdotales et Religieuses. The figure highlights religious staffing in mid century France.
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Paris
France
Vocations Sacerdotales Et Religieuses
Mexico urged to aid Cuba with oil in social crisis
Mexican Senate Leader Manuel Moreno Sanchez told reporters in Guadalajara that Mexico should supply Cuba with oil, saying Cuba faces a social and human catastrophe. The State Department sought comment from Mexico City and Washington, Eisenhower queried, and the U.S. prepared a regional plan to boost economic and social standards to be presented in Bogota with Dillon representing the United States.
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Tain
Senate
Manuel Moreno Sanchez
Guadalajara
Mexico
Cuba
Moreno Sanchez
State Department
Foreign Office
Mexico City
Eisenhower
Newport
R. L
U.S
Castro
Herter
Bogota
Colombia
Dillon
United States
Auction notices schedule for three Virginia and West Virginia towns
A mid July sales directory lists multiple auctions in Winchester, Charles Town, and nearby towns. Items include Holstein cattle, furniture, housewares, real estate, and equipment. Auctioneers include Denny's, Orndorff, Miller, Snider, Duvall, and others with dates from July 13 to July 23 in 1940s era local listings.
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Julian C. Glasscock
Summit Point
W. Va
W. D Orndorff
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff
Cole
Louis D. Martin
Valey Mill Road
Colonial Heights
Charles R. Duvall
H & Motor Co., Inc
Woodstock
Benny & Grace Roderick
West Washington
West Streets
Charles Town
Paul E. Miller
Flournoy JL. Largent, Jr
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
Frederick Larrick
Car Kills Five Teenagers Near Newton Lake
In Carbondale area eight teens crossed a road toward a snack shop when a car veered from its lane and hit them, killing four at the scene and a fifth during surgery. The driver Wayne Williams, 19, faces involuntary manslaughter charges. victims include Judy Stine, Patrick Caviston III, Ambrose O’Rourke Jr., Thomas Clause, and Carole Ligi.
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Carbondale
Newton Lake
Pennsylvania
Wayne W. Williams
Union Dale
Judy Stine
Mutiny Aftermath Lets Congolese Return to Work
Otraco strike ends as 10 000 workers resume duties and thousands of Congolese stream back to jobs. Whites who hid indoors return to work while others flee across the Congo River to Brazzaville amid rumors of rape and riot following a mutiny that has been quelled. Roadblocks remain but movement improves compared with prior frontier tension.
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Otraco
Congo River
Brazzaville
Saan
Weather Today Forecast Fair With Warmer Sunday
Forecast calls for a fair night with lows in the 50s in the mountains and in the 60s elsewhere. Sunday should be mostly sunny and slightly warmer with civil sunset times and moon phase noted.
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Winchester
Monthly Rainfall Averages For Past 47 Years
Rainfall data shows none in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today. July total rainfall is 2 1960 with a year to date 19.39 inches. Average annual rainfall over 47 years is 36.85 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.42, February 2.02, March 2.98, April 3.16, May 3.77, June 3.85, July 3.89, August 3.92, September 2.67, October 3.30, November 2.49, December 2.38.
Teachers gain health education training through TB group grant
Two Frederick County teachers Miss Illene O Russell and Mrs Marcia G Taper received three weeks of accredited health and physical education training funded by the Northern Virginia Tuberculosis Association. The program aims to strengthen school health education and was announced by association president Mrs Forrest Sirbaugh who praised Christmas Seals funds as a wise investment.
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Frederick County
Northern Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Forrest Sirbaugh
Illene O. Russell
Marcia G. Taper
Miss Russell
James Wood
University of Virginia
Taper
Cedar Hill
Khrushchev Stays Defiant on Cuba and Rockets Remarks
Khrushchev defended Soviet support for Cuba and denounced U S actions in Cuba while criticizing Western bases around the Soviet Union. He touted the seven year plan and 30 000 kilometer rocket range, correcting a misstatement about distance as a speech broadcast reached the Pentagon.
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United States
Cuba
Austria
West
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Pentagon
GOP chief decries convention as payola rigged
Thruston B. Morton said the Democratic convention opening in Wichita is a rigged payola affair with delegate votes traded for big jobs. He claimed batches of delegates are swapped for favored positions, from callnet posts down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
GOP
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Kansas
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
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Boston
Buffalo
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National Avenue
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Blue & Gray Electrical Service
South Braddock St
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