Funeral service for John Clinton Hummer in Berryville
John Clinton Hummer 36 of Charles Town died Tuesday in Long Ranch NJ. A funeral was held at 10 o’clock this morning at John H. Pieters Funeral Home Berry by Rev William Raney of Berryville Methodist church. American Legion conducted veterans rites. Pallbearers included Claude Felt-Smet Harry Jeffra Sammy Kirk Siewert Miller and John Long.
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John Clinton Hummer
Charles Town
Long Ranch
John H. Pieters
Berry
William Raney
Berryville
Reb
Green Hill
American Legion
Claude Felt- Smet
Harry Jeffra
Sammy Kirk
Siewert Miller
John Longe
Penton, Fenton of Washington D C Dies in Arlington
Tow H Fenton Ti of the Proo Royal Road died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital born July 20 1887 in Weven DC son of J W and Margaret Chanley Penton. He was husband of Winnie Cole married May 18 1925 in Washington DC. Survived by children from former marriage Malloy three daughters Penown and Barbara Frost Arlington and P Watkart Bang om. Funeral Saturday Lutheran Church with officers Eisenberg Smith. burial Mount Heb Cemetery. Remains at Jones Funeral Home until 1 30 pm Saturday.
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H Fenton
Royal Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Weven
D.C
J W
Margaret Chanley Penton
Winnie Cole
Washington, D. Ca
Penton
Generaluperintendent
Church to Take Restful Service Time for Wait
The text indicates individuals will be moved to the church to rest until the time of the service.
Carterville man crashes into power pole near Greenspring cemetery
A 1955 Chevrolet driver told State Police he fell asleep and hit a power pole at Shifflett Church cemetery Greenspring, causing about 1000 dollars in damage. William Powell Butcher of 201 East Boscawen Street Winchester was northbound on Route 1 through Stephens City around 1130 PM when he dozed and struck the pole. He was treated at Memorial Hospital for chest contusions and released.
Moscow protests and embassy meeting over Lebanon troop pullout
Soviet cities held rallies with about 300,000 Moscow residents and similar demonstrations in Leningrad and Kiev demanding the Lebanon troop withdrawal. About 2,000 Russians shouted for action as 1,000 Communist party speakers led the protests while U S Ambassador Thompson met three crowd leaders in a brief, cordial 10 minute session at the embassy.
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Moscow
U.S
Communist Party
Leningrad
Kiev
Tiflis
Lebanon
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Thompson
Eisenhower aide Lloyd denies Iraq accord claim
The White House rejected reports that Eisenhower's conference with Lloyd and Dulles produced an agreement to avoid intervening in Iraq. Press secretary Hagerty said no such deal was made while confirming Dulles briefed the Cabinet on the Middle East. Lloyd extended his Washington stay amid talks of a Saturday meeting with U.S. leaders.
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Eisenhower
Lloyd
Iraq
James C. Hagerty
New York Times
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Dulles
Middle East
Lebanon
Jordan
Hagerty
Middle Eastern
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Amman
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Washington
Agai
London
Conference of neutral nations urged if UN fails Middle East solve
Senator Mansfield proposed a conference of nations not directly involved in the Middle East under UN aegis or by the US Britain France and Russia if the UN cannot act. India Switzerland Ecuador and Japan could be invited. The move follows debate over a UN backed international police force and Lebanon troop intervention. Rebels in Beirut asked Marines and were treated cordially after two Marines were lost in the sector.
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D-Mont
Middle East
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Senate
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Japan
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Osseyran
Camille Chamoun
Lebanon
Emile Bustani
Chamoun
Nasser
U.A.R
Beirut
Set
Raymond M. Garren
Nanticoke
James J. Ward
Northern Ireland
Marines
Marines, British Troops Land in Lebanon Amid Mideast Tension
U S Marines total about 5,100 in Lebanon with 2,000 nearby in Turkey. 49 6th Fleet units off Beirut and a Boston cruiser armed with missiles arrives. Lt Gen Pollock takes command. British paratroopers arrive while Saudi Arabia blocks oil tanker flights to Jordan. Opposition grows in Beirut Parliament as US intervention proceeds.
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Lebanon
U.S
Turkey
U.S. 6Th Fleet
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Atlantic
Beirut
Boston
6Th Feet
Charles Purchase
Quincy
Mass
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Jordan
Amman
Persian Gulf
Leatherneck
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Billings
Mont
Dover
Saratoga
Lebnese
Adana
Mediterranean
U. S
Iraq
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Jordan Valley
Pentagon
Abdel Osseyran
Harris subcommittee probes Adams Goldfine ties continues
The House special subcommittee led by Oren Harris probes Adams and Boston financier Bernard Goldfine over alleged political influence. Adams denies requests and gifts from Goldfine, while Goldfine argues the inquiry is partisan. Witnesses to include SEC officials. committee to recess before next series.
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Special House
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
John Bell Williams
Dmiss
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Whch
Eisenhower
Charles A. Wolverton
RNJ
John R. Steelman
Truman
White House
Steelman
Reconstruction Finance Corp
National Securities Resources Board
Rally at Zion Baptist Boyce Sunday Sermon by Rev Johnson
Club No. 1 of Zion Baptist Church Boyce hosts a Sunday rally with an 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Frank Johnson of Washington DC and a 3 p.m. sermon by the same preacher. Campbell sisters of Washington DC sing at the afternoon service. An 8 p.m. program features the Jericho Singers of Alexandria led by Isabelle Carey president and Frances Burwell secretary. Rev. Ferman Tolbert is pastor. Public services open to all.
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Zion Baptist Church
Boyce
Frank Johnson
Washington, D. C
Campbell Sisters
Jericho Singers
Alexandria
Isabelle Carey
Frances Burwell
Ferman Tolbert
Norfolk Seeks Plan for Integrated Schools and Costs
Norfolk city officials briefed the school board on a federal order guiding integration and its control implications. The plan details that if a white school is integrated, it must be closed and may only reopen on a segregated basis, with possible state funding cuts if local control is restored. Norfolk faces 137 Negro applicants aiming for nine white schools, while Richmond weighs legal conflicts between state and federal mandates amid local board actions. In New York City, Brooklyn’s population is 2,602,433 as of a 1957 special census, with Manhattan and Queens at 1,794,069 and 1,762,582.
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Arlington County
Norfolk City
Leonard H. Davis
Davis
Norfolk
Norfolk School Board
Richmond
Booker T. Bradshaw
Jack Rathbone
Tenth District Educational Corp
New York City
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Kings County
Booklyn
Queens
Property sales listed in Lat July sales directory
A sequence of auction notices across lat July including SARAH JACKSON on Pyletown Road near Route 340 for household goods. Leesburg VA hosts Holstein cattle at Leesburg Livestock Sales Pavilion with Emmett R. Bowlus as auctioneer. Additional auctions include estates near Winchester and Stephens City with multiple auctioneers and real estate, farm machinery, and household goods.
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Sarah Jackson
Pyletown Road
W. D. Orndorff
Grassley Farm
Leesburg
Emmett R. Bowlus
Atha M. Dyke
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
D. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Stephens City
E. T. Snider
W. E. Edwards
Pederick County Court House
Frederick County
Charles R Duvall
Charles Swartz
Charles R. Duvall
Harvey
Shiley
Red Bud
Rebels Ruling Change After Iraqi Coup Ends Royal Rule
The coup in Iraq toppled Nuri al-Saadi’s government as rebels seized power. A kingly regime collapsed after a night of mob violence, a fire at the British Embassy, and military units pledging support to the rebels. Two Americans were killed during the siege of Baghdad Hotel.
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Nuri
Eisenhower
Washington
Baghdad
U.S
Baghdad Radio
Iraq
Jidda
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Bern
Switzerland
New Baghdad Hotel
Weather summary for Winchester Virginia and tides
Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers in the west portion and lows around 60 to 70. Saturday will be warmer with scattered showers and thunderstorms, highs in the 80s. Extended forecast July 19 to 23 shows temperatures three to five degrees below normal with showers on Saturday and again Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Virginia
Charlottesville Overpass Location Approved in Charlottesville
The state highway commission approved the site for a 114 million dollar four lane overpass for State Route 20 and US 250 at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway tracks in Charlottesville It will connect Main and Water streets replacing an old narrow bridge A public hearing was held June 19 and the commission reviewed the record before granting location approval contractors will be let after 1960 planning proceeds start.
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Charlottesville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Missing $39,000 from Destroyer Waller safe
The FBI confirmed that $39,000 is missing from the safe of the destroyer Waller moored at the destroyer submarine piers. The loss was reported to the FBI on Monday and officials said the safe showed no sign of forced entry.
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Norfolk
FBI
Waller
CAPABLE market vocal on fruit handling and packaging
A market source criticizes poor handling and packaging as factors lowering sales. He argues that fruit leaving the farm in good condition often loses appearance before reaching consumers. He calls for independent grading by nongrowers and industry developed protective packages to safeguard fruit during all handling stages.
Whiskers and Odd Bed Linens In Odd Listing
A terse OCR list includes items such as whiskers, feather bedding, can, radium, radium again, Pius XI, E Salvador a parliament, and oak. The fragmentary list hints at catalog or inventory style notes without full context or clear narrative.
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Pius XII
E Salvadora
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