Obituary of Donald D Wright of Wheaton Maryland
Donald D Wright of Wheaton Maryland died yesterday. He was assistant manager of a System Integation Project of the Polaris Missile Navy Department and served since October 1958. He served with the First Marine Division in World War I. Surviving are his mother Mrs Evelyn Moxley and wife Mrs Lillian J Wright and two sons Glenn and Delmer. Funeral services will be held Monday at 102 m at Pumphrey Funeral Home Silver Spring Maryland. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Donald D. Wright
Wheaton
Evelyn Moxley
Winchester
Wright
Navy Department
First
Marine Division
Wie
Lillian J. Wright
Glenn
Delmer
Pumphrey’s Funeral Home
Silver Spring, Md
Arlington “National Cemetery
Funeral services announced for Virgil Benton Saville
Virgil Benton Saville of Inwood West Virginia died Wednesday. A funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Mount Zion Methodist Church Augusta West Virginia with a short service this evening at 8 at Omps Funeral Home Winchester. Burial follows in Mount Zion Cemetery.
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Virgil ‘Benton Saville
Inwood
W. Va
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Augusta
Omps Funeral
Winchester
Tachivere Bensel
Truman McCauley
Goode Gess
Fred Abrell
Philmore Butler
Boyd Butler
Mount Zion Cemetery
Cordell Eaton Dies En Route to Baltimore
Cordell E. Eaton a former Brucetown resident died while traveling to Baltimore. Funeral arrangements are being organized locally. The text notes a historical reference to Oliver Wendell Holmes and the origins of terms related to anesthesia dating from ether use.
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Cordell E. Eaton
Brucetown
Baltimore
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Miller Accepts VP Nomination as Republican Boosts Civil Rights
San Francisco AP Miller, a New York congressman planning to quit this year, accepts second place on the Republican ticket. He pledges to unite citizens for government reform and supports civil rights legislation, praising Goldwater and Eisenhower while noting his Catholic Notre Dame background and balanced ticket appeal.
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San Francisco
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Olcott
N.Y
Aarty Ctdwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen. Goldwater
GOP
United States
Goldwater
Eisenhower
White House
Notre Dame University
Arizona
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Birds Show Varied Songs Across Thrushes and Wrens
Ohio State University zoologist Dr. Donald J. Borrer studied hundreds of thrushes wrens and mockingbirds using a sound spectrograph. He produced graphs revealing differences in pitch speed and frequency among the birds' songs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Donald J. Borrer
Fire at power substation and lumber yard blaze investigated
Firefighters battled a downtown blaze that damaged a Northern Virginia Power Co. substation and a lumberyard at Plumly's. The Kent Street substation suffered a brief outage of about 15 seconds as breakers tripped amid exploding transformers. Investigators seek arson links to a prior Coppenhaver Furniture fire last July.
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Power Company
Carlisle Fisher
Northern Virginia Power Co
Kent St
Fisher
Gochenour
Shawnee
Clearbrook
Plumly
N. Kent St
Gocenour
Coppenhaver Furniture Co
N. Braddock St
Baltimore Livestock Market Summary
USDA weekly livestock summary shows cattle receipts 1,525 this week and 1,363 last week with year total 1,780. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to higher, cows and bulls weaker. feeder cattle steady. Hogs receipts 2,575 this week and 2,170 last week with pork values mixed and sow prices steady.
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Baltimore
USDA
Astronaut Carpenter Breaks Arm in Bermuda Bike Accident
NASA astronaut M. Scott Carpenter suffers a compound fracture of the lower left arm after losing control on a gravel road near Hamilton Bermuda. He is hospitalized at the U S naval station in Hamilton and will miss the final Sea Lab week but will take part in future tests. John Glenn remains under treatment for injuries from a prior fall.
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Houston, Tex
M. Scott Carpenter
U.S
Carpenter
Hamilton
Bermuda
John Glenn
Bond
Navy
U.S. Naval Station
Ham
Ilton
Miami Beach’s resort growth from shack to 370 hotels
The article traces Miami Beach expansion from a 1901 one room shack rented to vacationing mainlanders to a 1914 first pool hotel, now totaling 370 hotels and over 800 swimming pools.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Weather Outlook for Virginia With Warm Weekend Showers
Fair and warm today in Virginia with a chance of scattered thunder showers each afternoon or evening. Outlook Sunday calls for more scattered showers and continued warmth. Five day forecast indicates near normal temperatures with warmth over the weekend and cooler conditions early next week. Highs around 94 and lows near 64. Hymn Sing at Winchester Friday July 17 as sun sets 8:38 p.m.
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Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Gulf Coast Region
Florida
Upper Lakes
Plains
Winchester
Salem Church Hymn Sing Set at Salem Church of the Brethren
The monthly Hymn Sing at Salem Church of the Brethren near Stephens City begins Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Special music will be offered and Rev. Joseph Roby of WHBL will lead. The public is invited to attend.
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Salem Church of the Brethern
Stephens City
Joseph Roby
WHBL
Rainfall totals and averages over past 51 years
Rainfall data show 24 hour total of minus .25 inches ending 8 30 today. July rainfall to date 2 78 inches. 51 year averages list monthly figures from January to December with amounts such as January 2 38 and December 2 38. Overall yearly average 36 85 inches.
GM Drives Market To Fresh Highs In Mixed Session
General Motors surged about 14 points to a new weekly high as aluminum producers led gains and rail stocks rose modestly. DuPont, Reynolds Metals, Kaiser Aluminum advanced while Anaconda slipped. the AP 60-stock average climbed 1.2 to 320.5.
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New York
General Motors
Aluminum
Ltd
Alcoa
Reynolds Metals
Kaiser Aluminum
Anaconda
New York Central
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Southern
Glass containers and common consumer packaging usage
The report from the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute notes the average American family uses about 1480 bottles and jars yearly, more than any other rigid container. Glass packages circulate from home to home, with many trips for products from milk to pickles. The text also lists a mix of miscellaneous items and facts including names, places, and a note on the gypsy moth pest entering the U.S. in 1869.
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New York
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
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APPLE
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