Obituary for Mag. Alice Mason Kaylor of West Virginia
Mrs. George Kaylor Mag. Alice Mason Kaylor, 55, of West Virginia, died recently at Winchester Memorial. She was born in West Virginia and married George Kaylor on December 23, 1924. Survived by husband, two daughters, and several relatives including Jack Kas, Mrs. Jean Gray, and Mrs. Carrie Carper. Fort Dix and Stephenson connections noted. services incomplete. friends may call Jones Funeral Home.
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Alice Mason Kaylor
W. Va
Winchester Memorial
George Eea
Jack Kas
Jean. Gray
Kaylor Oo Ark
Bete A Bo
Marof
Mechanicsville
United States
Fort Knox
Carrie Carper
Winster
William
Fort Dix
Mason
Stephenson
Fat the Jones
Miss Matilda Turner dies. Winchester native listed
Miss Matilda J Turner of 110 PW Leicester Street Winchester died at Win Memorial Hospital yesterday morning. Born in White Post she was daughter of the late Samuel and Mrs Turner and a member of John Mann Methodist Church. Surviving sisters Annie Jackson and Elvie Williams of Winchester and several relatives. Funeral at Cartwright Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 9 clock with Rev Reginald A and Mount Carmel Church. burial Orrick County. Friends may call tonight 6 to 10 at the Funeral Home.
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Matilda J. Turner
Leicester St
Win- Memorial Hospital
Miss Turner
White Post
Samuel Turner
John Mann Methodist Church
Annie Jackson
Elvie Williams
Winchester
Cartwright Funeral Home
Reginald’ A. See Rone
Mount Carmest
Orrick Co- Friends
Arkansas Marriage Law Clarified By Attorney General Stance
Arkansas battles over Act 32 of 1941 leave couples uncertain as the attorney general clarifies what constitutes a legal marriage for Social Security benefits. Atty Gen Bruce Bennett says underage unions may not be absolutely void but can be annulled, while validity hinges on court action.
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Arkansasupreme Court
Social Security Administration
Arkansas Attorney General
Arkansas Sical
Dea
Rescued From Sinking Ship Near Buenos Aires
An overnight Montevideo to Buenos Aires vessel caught fire and sank with 358 passengers and 68 crew aboard. Coast guard said two navy patrol boats rescued about 400 people amid heavy fog and ongoing inquiries into the fire’s cause.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montevideo
Coast Guard
Ciudad de Asuncio
City of ‘Aiscion
Maritime Service
Uruguay
Berryville Man Still Critical at U Va Hospital
A Clarke County man remained in critical condition at the University of Virginia Hospital after a train crashed into a pickup truck in Appomattox County on the way home with lumber to build a doghouse. Other family members suffered injuries and were treated at area hospitals. one brother and a driver secludedly survived with non life threatening wounds.
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Berryville
U. Va. Hospital
Clarke County
Cee of Virginia
Ville
Mona
Pamplin
Appomattox County
H. L. Maxwell
Sencul's Esbasyerd
Grant
One Folk and Western Railroad
George Maxwell
University Hospita
Wilbur Maxwell
Et Eee Hospital
Farm, Va
Tom Maxwell
Farmville Community Hospital
Albemarle Board Rehires Fired School Officials
Albemarle County supervisors reappointed two former school board members and named a new member Rodger Rinehart Jr. The board reaffirmed a policy barring racially mixed athletic contests and social events, while the State Pupil Placement Board reassigned 32 black students.
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Charlottesville
Albemarle County
E. J. Oglesby
Oeene
Walter B. Sally
Thomas H. Jenkins
Rodger R. Rinehart Jr
Ivy District
Berryville Youth Injured in Cave-In at Keating Home
A 16 year old Berryville youth was listed in good condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after being partly buried in a constriction cave-in yesterday. Junior Nicholson, Brown Construction Co employee, sustained a broken ankle while working at the home of Thomas Keating. He was transported by squad to the hospital.
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Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Junior Nicholson
Brown Construction Co
Thomas Keating
Overnight River Boat Disaster Near Buenos Aires
An overnight river boat, the Ciudad de Buenos Aires, sank off Buenos Aires on August 27 1967 after colliding with the U S freighter Marmacsur. Ninety four people are reported drowned in the incident.
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Dent
Montevideo
Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires
U.S
Marmacsur
Harriman Heads to Moscow for Nuclear Ban Talks
Undersecretary of State W. Averell Harriman, 71, leads a 10 man team to London then Moscow for nuclear test ban negotiations. He departs Washington with cautious optimism after talks with President Truman and National Security Council officials.
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Harriman
Moscow
New York
W. Averel Harriman
London
Harriman A
Washington
Jone
McNamara Reforms Cut Excess Defense Inventories
McNamara outlined a plan to reduce excess inventories by reallocating $1.2 billion in 1963 and consolidating assets at a Battle Creek clearing house with a target of completing inventories by year end. He urged more contract competition to curb gold plating and cited large savings from competition over two years, plus extensive relocations and plant closures yielding hundreds of thousands of acres, thousands of personnel shifts, and projected $450 million annual savings.
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Battle Creek
Mich
McNamara
Défense
Paneed
Moken
United States
Resident Sees Flames Echo No Fire Alarm Ignites Inquiry
A resident reported seeing flames near Winchester Knitting Mills Inc prompting a call to Winchester contnne fire crews at about 2 a.m. Fire Inspector W N Godenour said a watchman burned boxes in an open container. Fire companies from Sarah Zane and Friendship responded. Round Hill and Gore were sent to a car fire at 1:50 a.m. Details were not available.
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Winchester
W. N. Godenour
Winchester Knitting Mills, Inc
Sarah Zane
Friendship
Round Hill
Gore
Feld
Loudoun County Crash Kills Herndon Man
A two truck collision at the Virginia 7 and Virginia 38 interchange in Loudoun County killed Willie Messer 24 of Herndon. Plato Hicks of Bryson City North Carolina was hospitalized with condition not yet determined.
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Leesburg
Virginia 7
Virginia
Loudoun County
Willie Messer
Herndon
Plato Hicks
Bryson City
N. C
Tear Gas and Desegregation Protests Sweep Several Cities
News wires report clashes and demonstrations across Cambridge Maryland New York City Omaha and Danville as Civil Rights actions unfold. Violence includes bricks thrown at officers gunfire at white and Negro groups and a judge orders integration steps for a 17 year old girl in South. Protests press for desegregation and equal job opportunities with sit ins and hospital site blockades and a City Hall play in.
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U.S
J. Robert Martin
Henri Monteith
White
University of South
Eet
New York City
New York
White Castle
Bronx
City Hall
Omaha
Neb
Danville
Gadsden
Ala
Alabama
Columbus
Albany
Mobile
Mobile County School Board
Mobile City Commission
Coast Guard official warns of Soviet agents aboard trawlers
Rear Adm. I J Stephens told a House Armed Services panel it is possible for cruising trawlers to reach the Florida coast. He cautioned a Florida fishing boat captain that a small vessel could pull alongside a trawler and take aboard a Soviet agent, highlighting security risks.
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I. J. Stephens
Coast Guard
Pecce
Florida
C. B. Kitchell
Fort Lauderdale
Demonstrators boo Queen and royal party at Claridges event
Police restrain crowds as five protesters including David Hollman are led away for allegedly possessing a dart in a paper weapon. Queen Elizabeth Princess Alexandra and Angus Ogilvy face boos while a planned march targets Claridges Hotel hosting British officials and the Greek royal party.
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Coe
David Hollman
Hollman
Elizabeth
Alexandra
Angus Ogilvy
Greece
Claridges Hotel
Weather Outlook and Rainfall Totals
The forecast calls for sunny skies on Friday with a high near 80 and a clear night around minus 56. Saturday should be fair and warmer with rainfall data showing July totals 0.43 inches and year to date 17.24 inches.
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Ss Fan
Tae Bee Ie Ron
Local Girls Attend Camp Easter Seal Session Two
Gwynne Koonce and Becky Teets of Winchester left Sunday for the second session of Camp Easter Seal Summer Treatment Center.
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Gwynne Koonce
Becky Teets
Winchester
Cattle Feed Shortage Affects Virginia Counties
Farmers in Rockingham Augusta and Page Counties report feed exhaustion with some cattle sold to cope. Tom Powers notes over 30,000 cattle moved to market by July, with an estimated 84,500 more in the next 30 days barring relief. A prolonged dry spell reduced grain and hay crops, prompting Gov. Harrison to seek hay imports to cut costs.
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Rockingham
Augusta
Page
Gerken
Tom Powers
Federal Agriculture de
Virginia Committee
Powers
Nih
Chumney
Harrison
Agriculture
Virginia
Sales Directory July 12 Auction Openings and Estates
AJuly 12 sales directory lists auctions in Winchester and Martinsburg areas. Items include shoe repair equipment, antiques, furniture, dishes, cattle ponies horses machinery and household goods. Auctions led by Chas Duvall W D Orndorff Edward Morrow and others with dates through August 7.
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F. L. Largent, Jr
Nick’s Shoe Repair
W. Piccadilly St
Chas. R. Duvall
Rose PF. Hawse
Bradodck St
Winchester
W. D. Orndorff
Adah Payne
William R. Ford
Martinsburg
Ridge Road
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Ada Hurley
E. Piccadilly
Roy Schmucker
Loudoun St
White House in Rail Strike Pace With Surprises
The day at the White House featured top aides shaping messages and a second surprise in two days. Kennedy named a special study committee and courts considered labor rules under Arthur J. Goldberg, a former labor lawyer and Kennedy aide.
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Kennedy
Special Study Committee
White House
Ark Celes Dugute
Arthur J. Goldberg
Unclear Quiz Fragment with Mixed Items
Fragmentary list includes random items such as Oregon Rhode Island pistol bees Columbia corn Andrew Johnson water and a two item carnivore/vegetarian comparison. Content appears as a garbled quiz or note without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Rhode Island
Columbia
Andrew Johnson
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George Kaylor
Pipes
Full Error Tabernacle
Miss Matilda Turner
John L. Glaize
Smalts
Orpen
Arkansans
James C. Hale
Pain i
Memoriam
Albemarle
Baler Twine
Brumback
N. Cameron
Cambridge
National Guard
U.S.C
THE
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Atalanta
Bismarck
Boston
Cleveland
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
St.Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
Tampa
Virginia Cold Storage
Kt H Packing CO
Ednesda
I, Q
Glaize
Rose F. Hawse
S. Braddock St
Motorola
John H. Hawse
Stephenson, Va
Mrs. Adah Payne Charles R. Duvall
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