Man Sentenced for Slaying of Local Airman in Maryland
Clarence L Peede of Seat Pleasant Maryland was sentenced for the February shotgun slaying of Robert N Lages a 24 year old airman from Winchester at Andrews Field The Prince Georges Circuit Court found Peede guilty of second degree murder and he received an indeterminate sentence not to exceed four years in the Maryland State Reformatory
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Clarence L. Peede
Seat Pleasant
Robert N. Lages
Winchester
Peede
Maryland
Lages
Mrs. Peede
Jury Selected To Hear Second Murder Trial
A jury of eleven women and one man has been chosen in Los Angeles to hear the second murder trial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and his former receptionist Carole Tregoff. They face charges of murder and conspiracy in the July slaying of Barbara Jean Finch. The first trial ended in a deadlock after 14 court days of jury selection. Next week four alternates will be chosen.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
Nine Teen Aged Girls Fill Cast At Bark Mill
Winchester Little Theatre stages An Evening Of Theatre from July 25 to 30 featuring the all girl cast in When Young Ladies Meet. Dottie Grove Kathy Whetzel Catherine Gibson Riley Cindy Rathman Susan Goode Susan Baker Linda Richter Leslie McNally with The Browning Version and The Tryst Place also presented. Tickets at ShenVal Music O Connell Airconditioning and War Memorial Building for student rates.
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Televi
Winchester
Handley High School
Kathy
Sabrina Fair
Catherine Gibson Riley
Leila
Acirema Social Club
Miss Gibson
Governor Collins
Bark Mill Players
Cindy Rathman
Mary
House Council
Cindy
Handley
The
Little Theatre
Birdie
Kathy Bish
the Bark Mill
Jean
Susan Goode
Handley High
Susan Baker
Charlottee
Miss Baker
Linda Richter
Leatrice
Linda
Bark Mills
Louise Patton
Marian Lewis
ShenVal Music
O'Connell
War Memorial
Juveniles Accused In Stephens City Vandalism
Juvenile petitions were filed against two Stephens City boys aged 11 and 12 for vandalism and break ins last week. They allegedly broke school windows, entered the Boy Scout Camp, and stole items from multiple churches and Venable's Store. Deputies McDonald, Dick, town Sgt Claycomb and state troopers investigated.
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Stephens City
Boyd Octane
Boy Scout Camp
Methodist Church
McDonald
Salem Church of the Brethren
Lutheran
Church of God and Christ
Orrick Chapel
R. L. Bruce and
P. W. Foster
Road Graders Collide in Fatal Stanton Blast
In Stanton Texas a road grader ruptured a likely fuel line and exploded. Wayne Glaze 21 died at the scene from severe burns hours after the blast. A. A. Hobbs, a nearby farmer, died of a heart attack amid the excitement. Sammy Cates 22 survived critical injuries and helped rush Glaze to a doctor.
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Stanton
Tex
Wayne Glaze
A. A. Hobbs
Sammy Cates
Glaze
Temperatures Seen Normal In This Area
The Weather Bureau released a 30 day outlook for mid July to mid August. It forecasts below normal temperatures in the Northeast south Plains and Pacific Northwest and above normal in the Rocky Mountains northern Plains and Gulf Coast. Rainfall should exceed normal in the north Atlantic states Southeast extreme Northwest and southern Plains while the Midwest and far Southwest see below normal. In unspecified areas precipitation should be near normal.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Northeast
South Plains
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountain States
Northern Plains
Gulf Coast
North Atlantic States
Plains
Midwest
State Game Commission Sets Mourning Dove Rules in Virginia
Richmond AP The State Game Commission approved a liberalized mourning dove season in Virginia running Sept 15 to Nov 23 from noon to sunset. The 70 half day season carries a daily bag limit of 12 and possession limit of 24, up from 10 and 20 last year, due to favorable bird supply. A meeting on Aug 12 in Winchester will fix seasons for rail snipe and woodcock.
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Richmond
State Game Commission
Virginia
Winchester-Frederick County War Memorial
Winchester
Local Theatre Film Schedule Next Week at Capitol and Royal Drive In
Capitol shows Bells are Ringing today through Thursday with Dean Martin and Judy Holliday. Friday brings Ice Palace starring Richard Burton and Robert Ryan. Ruth runs today to Wednesday, Portrait in Black starts Thursday. Royal Drive-In offers Suddenly Last Summer and Cowboy Sunday to Wednesday, North by Northwest listed for Sunday Tuesday, and an incomplete lineup for Wednesday Saturday with Intimate Relationships and Five Golden Women.
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Dean Martin
Judy Holliday
Fred Clark
Eddie Foy, Jr
Ice Palace
Richard Burton
Robert Ryan
Carolyn Jones
Martha Hyer
Jim Backus
Gary Grant
James Mason
Eva Marie Saint
Jeff Morrow
Merry Anders
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J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Bloodmobile
Lupton
Orchard Service
Ken E. Smith
Eouine
Ridgeway, W. Va
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Legion
Berryville Pike
Earl L. Mason
N. LouDoun
Hansbrough & Carter
N. Loudoun St
John L. Glaize
William L. Perry
Aee
Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bark Mill
Wilma
Leslie McNally
Eagles
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bill Bailey
Skyland Boys
Rouss Ave
Standard Protection
Capitol
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Arthur Freed
Martin Fred Clark
Eddie Foy
Jean Stapleton
Edna Ferber
Commission
Arian the Ape Man
Denny Miller
Fiknzan
Cesare Canova
Joanna Barnes
Robert Douglas
Pat Boone
Ar Axe Deborah Ras A
Aho
Me Ae Innocent
Bern Iey
Mak
Audie Murphy
Joanne Dru Gilbert Roland Jim Backus
CLA
Sandra Dee
May Bellene
Carl Smith
Minnie Pearl
Marty Roberts
Eastman
Story of
Ruth
Stuart Whitman
Tom Tryon
Elana Eden
Portrait In Black
Royal Drive-In
Elizabeth Taylor
Montamery Clift
Katherine Hepburn
Hable
Sun
DE Lane
AML
Jeff Morne
ROYAL
East
Lik. Wy
Sid
Kirk Douglas
Jeanne Crain
Richard Boone
Iman
William Campbell
Mara Corday
Myrna Hansen
Jerabeth ‘Taylor
Tennessee Williams
Directed BY
L. Mankiewicz
Produced BY
Sam
Gore Vidal
Oliver Messel
Columbia Pictures
Itechnicolor
Cowboy
Clinford
Jak Lemon Eng
Anna Kashfi
Brian Domlevy
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