Public address plan targets remote Japanese villages
Remote Japanese farm and fishing villages urged to install home loud speakers to replace missing telephone lines. About 20 dollars for each speaker and a central microphone will let officials broadcast important notices to residents.
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Mrs. Mary Alice Campbell Dies at 76 on Middle Road
Mary Alice Campbell 76 died after a long illness at her home on the Middle Road. Born June 19 1880 in Frederick County she was the daughter of John H. Ambrose and Martha Lineburg Ambrose. Survived by son Carroll Campbell daughters Edward Flint Charlotte Campter a brother Frank Ambrose three sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 11 a m at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Memorial contributions to the National Arthritis Foundation.
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Middle Road
Frederick County
John H
Martha Lineburg Ambrose
P. Edward Campbell
Hagerstown
Campbell
Kernstown
Edward Flint
Norristown
Charlotte Campter
Alexandria
Frank Ambrose
Middletown
W. H. Perry
Harry Ridings
John A. Hinkle
Callahan, Fla
Carol ‘Tucker Campbell
Elizabeth Bland Campbell
Winchester
Mary Fae Flint
Elizabeth Flint
Jones Funeral Home
H. Thompson Rodman
Vienna
Robert H. Collins
Eston O. Rudolph
Kenneth Strowbridge
Jack Smith
Stewart L. Bell, Jr
Alfred L. Snapp
Mount Hebron Cemetery
The
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Lewis Lamp Dies At His Son's Home
Lewis A Lamp Sr 88 died at his son Elmer Lamp's home on Senseny Road at 4 45 pm His parents were Thomas M Lamp and Mary Rhyan He was a retired farmer and lifelong Frederick County resident He belonged to Grace Lutheran Church and led the Oak Grove Citizens Band later played in the Friendship Fire Company Band He is survived by four sons Clarence Lewis Russell Henkle and Elmer and six daughters Agnes Rosenberger Ada Ebersole Esther Kern Oma Gore Eva Gore Yula Cather and 12 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren One son Joseph L Lamp died in 1942 Funeral held Monday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev FE Smith interment Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Lewis A. Lamp
Elmer Lamp
Senseny Road
Lamp
Frederick County
Thomas M
Mary Rhyan Lamp
Dora M. Cochran Lamp
Grace Lutheran Church
Esther Kern
Oma Gore
Stephens City
Eva Gore
Yula L. Cather
Clearbrook
Alice Renner
Mount Pleasant
Joseph L. ¥. Lamp
FE. B. Smith
Jones Funeral Home
C. Kenneth Lamp
Carl W. Lamp
Ralph E. Lamp
Robert H. Lamp
Frederick M. Gore
Harry C. Clarke
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Quiz answers list from page four in question format
Answers to page four quiz questions include L England 1889 92, anti, heaven, Ukraine, gas solid liquid, true, bittern, Boston, to steal pilfer to importune, yes 1565.
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Heaven
Ukraine
Bittern
Boston
Congress Presses Congress for Action on Priority Measures
President Eisenhower pushes Congress for action on more than a dozen priority measures as adjournment looms. Senate panels boosted foreign aid and nuclear reactor funding while civil rights and narcotics bills face tough fights and secrecy concerns linger over WWII records.
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Eisenhower
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Elephant drinks about 50 gallons of water daily
A report notes that an elephant typically consumes around 50 gallons of water each day, highlighting its large hydration needs and daily water intake.
Wholesalers See Potatoes Price Drop After Highs
Wholesalers report potato prices heading down from peak levels reached earlier this week with quotes in the four to five dollar range for eastern shore cobblers and Norfolk sewiages. Red potatoes move slowly in a weak market as supply exceeds demand and retail prices are expected to fall by next week. High prices blamed on adverse growing conditions from Florida to Virginia with excessive rains at planting, late May frosts and a hot dry June.
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Norfolk
New York
Eastern Shore Cobblers
Norfolk Sewiages
Florida
Virginia
State's First Paralytic Polio Case in Arlington
The State Health Department reports the first paralytic polio case in Arlington involving a 10-year-old boy who had received two doses of the Salk vaccine. Earlier non paralytic polio cases had appeared in young residents who also received the vaccine.
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Richmond
Arlington
State Health Department
Front Royal Livestock Market Prices July 13 1956
Market report from Front Royal Livestock Market lists hogs veal lambs slaughter cattle and feeder cattle. Prices for hogs range heavy butcher light butcher sows and feeders. veal includes choice prime good commercial. lambs prime blue cave red and utility. cattle show steers heifers cows bulls with ranges for commercial utility cutter and stock feeder categories. Dairy and other livestock prices are also noted.
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Med
Plain & Com
Military personnel cuts eyed across services
Defense officials discuss trimming army strength by 80 000 to 90 000 with potential effects next year. Navy reductions also considered while Marine Corps remains at 201 000, Air Force stands at 916 000 versus 970 000 authorized. Current totals: Army 1 040 000. Navy 662 770. Marine Corps 201 000. Air Force 916 000.
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Ons
Defense
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Mrs. Miller Dies In Hospital Here
Daysie Virginia Miller 75 of Oranda died Thursday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a yearlong decline. Born December 10 1880 in Shenandoah County she was a foster child of George W and Elizabeth Warner Miller and married James Madison Miller in 1908. Survived by four sons one daughter seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Walnut Springs Christian Church with interment in adjoining cemetery.
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Daysie Virginia Miller
Oranda
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miller
Shenandoah County
George W
Elizabeth Warner Miller
James Madison Miller
Oranda Institute
W. L. Dudley
James Lee Miller
Kennneth W. Miller
Orville D
Lester A. Miller
Elizabeth Lantz
Lantz Mill
E. W. Miller
Joe Watson
W. H. Leake
Rhodes Artz
Pakistan Prime Minister to Visit Lebanon July 22
Prime Minister Chadri Mohammed Ali of Pakistan will visit Beirut on July 22 after attending the British Commonwealth conference in London. Prime Minister Nehru of India arrives a day earlier, with both leaders returning from London.
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Beirut
Chadri Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
Nehru
India
London
Winchester Auction Listings July sales directory notes
Sales directory entries for July and August list Clowsey Transfer and Storage at 21 Clark St Winchester VA offering household furniture and miscellaneous items with auctioneer E T Snider. Mrs Foster Milburn north of Winchester Rt 522 Albin VA selling store equipment and household furniture with W F Artrip Jr as auctioneer. estate of Helen Leavenworth Smith Berryville in front of Clarke County Court House shares in Berryville banks with W D Orndorff auctioneer. Duncan Gibb Trustee real estate on Martinsburg Pike with E T Snider.
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Clowsey
Clark St
Winchester
E. T. Snider
Foster Milburn
Albin
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Helen Leavenworth Smith
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
W. D.orndorff
Duncan
Gibb
Martinsburg Pike
Scientists Find Individual Dreams Can Last Up To An Hour
New research suggests that individual dreams may endure for as long as sixty minutes. This challenges earlier evidence that dreams are shorter, with findings based on sleep study observations and participant reports.
Preachers Set for Trinity Lutheran Stephens City
REV. JOHN FRY of Gettysburg will preach at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City tomorrow at 9 45 a m. On July 21 Dr. William Wade of Lovettsville is also scheduled to speak.
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Stephens City
John Fry
Gettysburg
Trinity Lutheran
American Bible Society Moves 3.54 Million Latin Scripture Volumes
The American Bible Society distributed 3,540,770 volumes of scripture in Latin America during 1955, reflecting a broad outreach across churches and missions in the region.
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The
American Bible Society
Latin America
Winchester Camera Club Picnic Set for July 22
The Winchester Camera Club will hold its annual basket picnic on July 22 at Jordan Springs for members families and invited guests. Committee in charge includes L. Gordon Armel Howard Massie Carson Dettra and Neil W. Carper.
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Winchester Camera Club
Jordan Springs
L. Gordon Armel
Howard Massie
Carson Dettra
Neil W. Carper
Mars Atmosphere Lacks Oxygen Richness
Mars’ atmosphere contains negligible oxygen, with carbon dioxide and nitrogen dominating. Scientists note the scarcity of breathable air and discuss implications for future exploration and potential in-situ resource utilization.
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Mars
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