Community News Roundup From Newton D. Baker Hospital
Relatives and friends appear in a steady stream as residents visit patients and travel to nearby towns. Names include Lowery Brill Hughes Funk Boyd Grubbs and Kitchen with stops in Arlington Baltimore Winchester Martinsburg and Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lowery
Newton D. Baker Hospital
William Bord
Harry Malone
Buick Ashwood
Lester Burkhart
Barbara Funk
James Hughes
Bless Brill
Baltimore
Otis Brill
Cedar Creek
Irene Lowery
Arlington
Arthur Lowery
Walter Funk
Nain
Cheryl
Mildred
Douglas
Milton Swartz
Clarence Williams
Walter Boyd
Robert Grimm
Winchester
William Boyd
Maggie Olingee
Floyd Ginn
Clyde Grubbs
Richmond
Ha Grubbs
Ruth Snapp
Alfred Snapp
Evelyn Lowery
Shirley Kel Jer
Shirley Smith
Estate debts and executor reports scheduled in Virginia court
In Frederick County Virginia the court directs Commissioner J Frederick Larrick to take an account of debts against the Susan B Shryock estate and settle executor Robert E O Neals accounts for March 6 1961 to the practicable date. Hearing set for July 25 1961 at 9 00 a m at Harrison Benham and Thomas Winchester Virginia with adjournments possible until completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemate Nga
J. Frederick Larrick
Susan
Shryock
Robert E. O’neal
Harrison, Benham and Thoma
East Boscawen Street
Winchester
Virginia
Arlington official mulls meeting over Nazi threats
An Arlington County Board member urged a full review and a meeting with the county manager and commonwealth's attorney to discuss protecting citizens from Rockwell faction Nazis after a July 8 incident. A 13 year old said he and others were confronted by about 10 storm troopers who handcuffed him and questioned him after criticizing a swastika flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington County Board
Ralph Kaul
Fasetor
Richard Robert Braun
Robert Franklin Garber
George Lincoln Rockwell
Kaul
Commonwealth
Rockwell
Freedom Riders Leave Roanoke for Tennessee
Five riders on a self styled southern vacation tour left Roanoke this morning bound for Tennessee after a stop in Knoxville. The group, three Black and two white, boarded a Trailways bus at 8 a.m. There were no disturbances and passengers showed no interest. They spent the night at a local motel, though the manager would not confirm details. They left New York Monday and arrived in Roanoke after Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Virginia
Tenn
Knoxville
Trailways
New York
Charlottesville
DHIA Twilight Meeting Set Monday Evening
The Clarke-Frederick Dairy Herd Improvement Association will host a July Twilight meeting Monday at 7 p.m. on the W J Richard farm near Middletown. Clarke County Agent John Gerken announced the event and urged all dairymen to attend whether or not they are DHIA members. Supervisors county agents and Warren County dairy farmers are also invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke - Frederick Dairy Herd Improvement Association
W.J. Richard
Middletown
Clarke County
John Gerken
Mr. Richard
Rickard
DHIA
Warren County
Man Charged With Hit Run After Wreck
Donald K. Foltz of Stephenson reported his 1953 Ford pickup was struck by a southbound Florida car on Cameron Street as he traveled east on Fairfax Lane. The collision caused $75 in damage and led to the arrest of the driver by officers L. S. Dunn and Ira Nesselrodt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eron St
Fairfax Lane
L. S. Dunn
Ira Nesselrodt
Donald K. Foltz
Stephenson
Florida
Cameron St
Hearing Ends In Disagreement On Fire Origin
Coast Guard hearing in Portsmouth failed to determine the origin of a $200,000 fire on the Richmond waterfront July 5. Witnesses varied on where it began while gasoline was pumped from a barge into shore tanks. A second hearing in Richmond will hear Richmond Fire Department officials. no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Richmond Waterfront
Richmond
Richmond Fire Department
Crown Central Petroleum Co
James River
Birch Society Viewed as Fascist by Senator Young
Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio labels the John Birch Society and leader Robert Welch as fascist, saying they lack rifles and organization but resemble Nazism. He accuses radicals of targeting merchants, professors, and principals with threats and character assassination across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Senate
Nor
Massachusetts
Young
Welch
Oung
Reduced working time expands retirement coverage in area
Local Social Security office announces amendments to the law cut the required work period for retirement benefits effective August. Elder Van Buren Hahn 71 of Gore and his wife Lennie Parks Hahn will now receive benefits starting August with first payments in September. Residents previously told ineligible are urged to inquire again at 133 W Boscawen St Winchester Social Security office for potential eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren Hahn
Rt. 1
Gore
Hahn
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Vinson
Winchester Social Security Office
Social Security Office
W. Boscawen St
Two More Deaths Boost Va Road Toll to 402
Virginia highway fatalities rose to 402 with two new deaths. A four year old girl, Pauline Elizabeth Mitchell of Norfolk, was struck and killed while crossing a street. Donald Lee Leffel, 24, of Salem was injured when his car struck a stump and rock after leaving the Roanoke County area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Virginia
Pauline Elizabeth Mitchell
Norfolk
Donald Lee Leffel
Rt. 1
Salem
Roanoke County
Buena Vista Publisher Named New VPA President
Virginia Beach AP report says Lloyd T. Page, publisher of the Buena Vista News, was elected president of the Virginia Press Association at the summer meeting. He succeeds William J. Missett of the Suffolk News Herald. Josiah P. Rowe II was named VPA treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
VPA
Virginia Beach
Buena Vista News
Lloyd T. Page
Virginia Press Association
Page
William J. Missett
Suffolk News Herald
Josiah P. Rowe II
Lance- Say Mount
Charlottesville Daily Progress
Powell defends unions as bigots claim sparks NAACP meeting
Rep Powell denounces organized labor as a bastion of bigotry at a Negro labor union officials meeting aligned with the NAACP 52nd convention. He criticizes building trades unions to block anti discrimination legislation as 1,200 delegates gather for a week of protests and speeches supporting civil rights action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
NAACP
Organized Labor
Building Trades Unions
Philip Randolph
Yeeetden A. P the
Brotherhood of Car Porters
Randolph
James I. Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick County
Alfred D. Shryock
Susan 8. Shryock
IN Chancery No
Orel S. Thompson
Et al
Freedom Riders
Man
Birch Society
Lan
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Lennie Parks Hahn
Mrs. van Buren Hahn
Dick Bond
Education and Labor Committee
Apple Growers
Apple Packers
Apple Brokers
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Company
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Millwood Ave
Caldwell-Sites CO
B& M
Corvairs
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Corvair
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!