Parkinson Obituary and Funeral Notices Detail Two Obituaries
Orval Elmo Parkinson 60 died at home in Gerrardstown West Virginia, survived by his mother Mrs Mary E Luttrell of Martinsburg, widow Blanche Keys Parkinson and two daughters, Fay Marie Parkinson and Mrs Douglas Keeseker, plus four half sisters and a half brother. Funeral set for Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg Saturday at 1 p.m. DST with burial in Ganotown Methodist Cemetery. A second service planned Sunday at Unison Methodist Church with pallbearers listed and interment at Eben-ever Cemetery Loudoun County. Remains at Jones Funeral Home before moving to church for service.
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FE. Parkinson
Orval Elmo Parkinson
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Mary E. Luttrell
Parkinson
Belva Mason Parkinson
Douglas Keeseker
Martinsburg
Blanche Keys Parkinson
Fay Marie Parkinson
Glengarry
Raymond Parkinson
Paul Hillyard
Garland Athey
Falls Church
Milton Luttrell
Allen Kipps
Brown Funeral Home
James A. Meade
R. H. Potts
William D. Piagott
Robert N. Piggott
Warren G. Kines
Robert L Letth
Clarendon L. Ruble
Richard A. Swisher
Ebenever Cemetery
Loudoun County
Death of Mrs Delilah Piggott in Winchester Memorial
Mrs Delilah Catherine Piggott died in the Winchester Memorial morning after living with her daughter Mrs Warren Kines Sr at 1112 West Virginia Ave. Born August 16, 1869 in Loudoun County, she was the widow of Thomas H Piggott and a Unison Methodist Church member. Survived by three daughters Mrs Kines Mrs Russell Kines of Billmont Mrs Harry H Hatcher of Middleburg, one son William D Piggott of Middleburg, twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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Delilah Catherine Piggott
Warren Kines
West Virginia Ave
Winchester Memorial
Loudoun County
William and
Martha Beavers Nichols
Thomas H. Piggot
Kines
Ruseell Kines
Billemont
Harry H. Hatcher
Middleburg
William D. Piggott
Funeral Services for Mrs Delilah Catherine Piggott
Funeral services for Mrs Delilah Catherine Piggott are scheduled Sunday at 7 00 p.m at Unison Methodist Church in Unison Virginia under the auspices of Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Delilah Catherine Piggott
Unison Methodist Church
Unison
Virginia Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Highway Toll Stands at 399 In Virginia
Virginia's highway death toll for 1958 stood at 399. Charles E. Jeter 56 of Chesterfield County was killed on the Mechanicsville Turnpike in Henrico County. William H Travette 85 of Richmond died from injuries from July 2 motorcycle crash. Donald Turner 14 of Ridgeway died after a single vehicle crash on State Route 687 near Ridgeway.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Charles E. Jeter
Chesterfield County
Mechanicsville
Henrico County
William Harry Travette
Richmond
Donald Turner
Ridgeway
Henry County
Martinsville
State Rt
Fire devastates pen making plant hurting shipments
Arnold Sr said the plant closed at 6 p.m. after producing about 100000 pens. Nearly half a million pens waited inside the main plant. Arnold Jr. noted possible full operation by Monday but feared 10 to 12 days for new raw materials. Water damaged the shipping department invoices and orders.
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Arnold Sr
Arnold
Arnold Jr
Strike Ends At GM Plant In Columbus Ohio
An unauthorized 24 hour strike at the General Motors plant in Columbus ended as picket lines were withdrawn. About 2,500 workers remained on the midnight shift. Local 968 president Sarah E. Campbell said the action protested layoff policies and alleged violations of seniority rules amid 400 to 500 layoffs in the past month. The plant employs 4,500 and makes auto accessories.
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Columbus, Ohio
General Motors
Little Rock Hearing on Central High Integration Set
Three U.S. appeals court judges will hear Aug. 4 arguments on whether a second year of racial integration at Central High School in Little Rock should proceed. The case challenges an order by Federal District Judge Harry J. Lemsey to delay integration. The hearing, likely in St Louis, will be before Sanborn, Van Oosterhout, and Johnsen.
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U. S. Appeals Court
Central High School
Little Rock
Federal Dist
Harry J. Lemsey
Central
National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
Lemsley
John B. Sanborn
J. Paul
Minn
Martin D. Va Oosterhaut
Orange City
Towneg
Millions of dollars of choice TV time unsold
The Wall Street Journal reports networks hold millions of dollars of unsold prime time slots from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. EST as sponsors become choosier during the recession NBC has five hours a week unsold, CBS eight, while advertisers plan to spend similar totals but delay selections.
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The
Wall Street Journal
NBC
CBS
Financial Paper
Journal
Conference ends with no hard decisions on regional trade and energy
President and Prime Minister discussed topics including water diversion for power, surplus wheat exports, Canadian oil imports, and tariffs on lead zinc and copper. No conclusions were reached and plans to continue talks were affirmed, with Eisenhower urging that friends must never say a final word.
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Canada
Columbia River
U.S
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Parliament
Music Program Planned Tonight at Zion Baptist Church
The Spiritual Harmonizers of Berryville present a musical program at Zion Baptist Church to benefit the Coal Club. John Lampkin serves as chairman and the Rev. A. W. Gilmore is the church minister.
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Berryville
Zion Baptist Church
Coal Club
John Lampkin
A. W. Gilmore
Goldfine Defies Subcommittee in Boston Inquiry Timing
Boston industrialist Goldfine refuses to answer eight questions from Subcommittee Chair Harris about East Boston Co and Boston Port Development Co. The panel accuses him of directing affairs behind the scenes while SEC filings were ignored. A deputy marshal served the subpoena as Goldfine took the stand amid warnings of possible contempt. Tammany Hall noted as New York City political powerhouse since 1800.
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Adams
SEC
Goldfine
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Boston
Harris
East Boston Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Lishman
Boston Port Development Co
Marshall
Samuel Sears
Sherman Adams
Tammany Hall
New York City
Tennessee Judge Raulston Schoolfield Convicted in Impeachment
In a five week trial the Tennessee Senate convicted Judge Raulston Schoolfield of Chattanooga on one impeachment charge by a 27 to 2 vote. He faced 22 charges rooted in a December hearing before the U S Senate committee. seven prior charges were acquitted.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Senate
Raulston Schoolfield
Chattanooga
Senate
Schoolfield
U.S. Senate Labor Management Investigating Committee
Washington
Jienn Smith
Chattanooga Teamsters Union
Suit Settled Out of Court For $9300
Roy V Phillips's $100000 damage suit from a bus truck crash near Memphis last year was settled out of court for $9300. Phillips, a one year old Memphis Negro, claimed permanent injuries from the January 4 1957 crash. He sought damages from Atlantic Greyhound Corp of Richmond and Houff Transfer Co of Weyers Cove. Seven persons were killed when a Greyhound bus struck the rear of a Houff tractor trailer parked on US 11 north of here. Phillips was a bus passenger. His trial had been scheduled in Rockbridge County Circuit Court. A June 27 jury awarded Charles Duane Bell 60,000 against the same defendants for injuries in the same crash.
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Lexington
Roy V. Phillips
Phillips
Memphis
Here
Rockbridge County
Charles Duane Bell
Government Drops Deportation Move Against Tokyo Rose
San Francisco AP report says the effort to deport Iva Toguri D Aqui, known as Tokyo Rose, was canceled after a Supreme Court ruling. Bruce Barber notes the warrant for deportation was dropped due to a citizenship decision affecting a deserter who returned to U S soil. D Aquino, 42, UC Los Angeles graduate, was visiting relatives in Japan when war began. she was convicted of treason in San Francisco and served six years before parole in 1956.
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Iva Toguri D’aquino
Gls
Tokyo
Bruce Barber
D’aquino
U. S. Supreme Court
Germany
U. S
D'Aquino
University of California At
Los Angeles
Japan
Accardo invokes Fifth Amendment at Chicago rackets hearings
The Chicago native gangster Accardo refused to answer most questions about citizenship birth or involvement in rackets, invoking the Fifth Amendment over 140 times. He answered only his name and address as the committee examined the case against underworld conspiracy and labor union protection schemes.
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Chicago
Accardo
Congress
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
McClellan
Moon signals traced by amateur radio as QSL card honor
Off Flavors By Science Service reports amateurs picked up signals bounced off the moon from the Army's transmitter and antenna at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Amateurs who identify the signals will receive a QSL card, the first ever issued for lunar signals.
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Washington
Bams
Army
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Severe Kansas storm leaves towns isolated and looting reported
A fast moving storm with high winds and heavy rain swept eastern Kansas. Americus was cut off by downed poles and live lines while Emporia saw 98 mph winds felling trees and stripping roofs. Police reported looting in Topeka after the storm hit about 1 am, as Kansas City experienced minor effects further southeast. The Weather Bureau had no advance warning.
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Gency Power
Kansas
Americus
Emporia
R. Purdue
Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
July sales directory listings from Winchester area auctions
A compilation of upcoming auctions in Frederick and Clarke counties Virginia with dates July 12 to August 9. Items include household articles furniture tools livestock real estate and business real estate. bidders and auctioneers listed for each sale such as Denny's Commission Auction Orndorff Cole Bowlus Snider Duvall and others.
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Magnolia L. Walton
White Post
D. Orndorff
Denny's Commission
Rt. 7
T & Cole
Big Ranch
Grassley Farm
Leesburg Livestock Sales
Leesburg
Emmett R. Bowlus
Atha M. Dyke
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
Orndo
Berryville Pike
Virginia Weather Outlook Warm and Humid With Showers
The forecast for Virginia calls for continued warmth and humidity this afternoon tonight and Saturday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Lows tonight mostly in the 70s. The extended July 12 16 outlook expects temperatures slightly above normal with recurring showers mainly in the afternoons and evenings through Saturday and Sunday then again Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and daily quiz items from the period
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m today was none. July total 2 63 inches, year to date 23 31 inches. Average monthly rainfall from 1912 to 1957 shown for each month. Answers to the daily quiz include Ornithology Belgium the Netherlands and Luxemburg, Pushing, New Testament, Bird, John Philip Sousa.
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John Philip Sousa
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