Obituary for George Ash of Winchester
George Ash of 426 Chase St died Saturday at the VA Center Martinsburg West Virginia He was born in Boyce son of the late Mr and Mrs George Ash Sr A World War I veteran Survivors include two brothers James Ash of Charles Town Floyd Ash of Norfolk four sisters Mary F Jackson of Winchester Lula Ash Morell Ash and Margaret Ash all of Baltimore two aunts and one uncle Burial will be in the National Cemetery following a funeral service conducted by Rev Newton Turner at Cartwright Funeral Home tomorrow at 1 PM.
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George Ash
Chase St
Martinsburg
W.va
Ash
Boyce
James Ash
Charles Town
W. Va
Floyd Ash
Norfolk
Mary F. Jackson
Winchester
Lula Ash
Morell Ash
Margaret Ash
Baltimore
Suddith Service for Mrs Lena Suddith Held in Berryville
A funeral service for Mrs Lena Suddith who died Sunday will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville by Rev James R Jackson and Rev G Raymond Womeldorf Pallbearers are Willis Lee Suddith Charles R Suddith Howard McAtee Leo Rodgers Lewis E Hart and John O Hardesty Burial is in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville
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Lena S. Suddith
John H. Enders
Berryville
James R. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Willis Lee Suddith
Charles R. Suddith
Howe ‘Ard McAttee
Leo Rodgers
Lewis E. Hart
John O. Hardesty
Green Hill Cemetery
DHIA Assn Meets Tonight in Clarke
The Dairy Herd Improvement Association Twilight Summer Meeting is set for 7 p.m. at Haven M. Wolfe farm off Rt. 7 in Clarke County. Freder ick Clarke and Warren Counties are members. Virginia Tech speakers will attend and John Wolfe notes farm facilities will be inspected. The Wolfe Farm, known as Forest Glen Farm, was formerly Harvey Fishpaw’s.
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Asgn
Haven M. Wolfe
Rt. 7
Clarke County
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
John Wolfe
Frederick County
Wolfe
Wolfé Farm
Forest Glen Farm
Harvey Fishpaw
Race tensions and riots sweep New Jersey area
About 35 percent of Plainfield residents are Negro. Sills found no evidence Newark rioters abetted Plainfield disorders. North of Newark in Paterson arson and a fire bomb at a drug store. Elizabeth window vandalism and a police car stoned. In New Brunswick bands of Negro youths looted downtown despite a curfew. Seven Negroes arrested. Newark damages reach about 15 million dollars.
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Plainfield
Sills
Newark
Paterson
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
Middletown Town Budget Details for 1967 68
The town sets a $3 per tag vehicle tax and projects total receipts of $21 015 for fiscal year July 1 1967 through June 30 1968. Revenue sources include real estate and personal property taxes licenses fines water service and more with detailed allocations across administration fire sanitation water and street departments.
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ABC
Frederick County
Water Department
Winchester
Johnson appoints five member panel to mediate railroad dispute
President Johnson named a five member conciliation board led by Sen. Wayne Morse to seek a settlement of the railroad strike. He also urged new employment efforts for the poor and indicated readiness to negotiate in Vietnam while noting Hanoi shows no signs of willingness.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Hanoi
Middle East
Wayne Morse
D.ore
Fred Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Switzerland
Theodore Kheel
Paris
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Miami Beach
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Morse
Two Navy Sailors Die From Virginia Car Crashs
A Norfolk based Navy enlisted man William R. Tidwell 21 of Middleton Colorado was fatally injured when his car collided with another vehicle in Norfolk. Ronald Lee Marsh 21 of Bluefield West Virginia died in a Richmond hospital from injuries sustained in a separate two vehicle crash on U S 60 west of Richmond in Powhatan County.
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Associated Press
Navy
Norfolk
William R. Tidwell
Middleton
Colo
Randolph
Flat Rock
Ronald Lee Marsh
Bluefield
W.va
Richmond
U.S. 60
Powhatan County
Kentuckians offered free tree seedlings at libraries
A state program by the Kentucky Departments of Libraries and Natural Resources gives free loblolly shortleaf holly pine and yellow poplar seedlings to library visitors. Planting instructions accompany the seedlings under the theme Get Booked for Seedlings.
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Frankfort, Ky
State Departments of Libraries and Natural Resources
Fire Insurance Rates Hiked In Virginia Ruling
The Virginia State Corporation Commission denied residential policy rate hikes while approving higher rates for some commercial structures. A 3.5 percent statewide increase was set, with an $800,000 rise for specific commercial classes and changes to the 1929 rate formula. A $50 deductible for windstorm hail damage extends to all perils including fire, effective August 22.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau
VIRE
Britain to Quit Century-Old Bases in Asia by Mid 1970s
London reports that the British government will withdraw from century old bases in Singapore and Malaya in the mid 1970s and halve forces in Southeast Asia by 1970. The white paper outlines cuts to the Army Royal Navy and RAF and shifts to land based aviation and a stronger submarine fleet with Polaris missiles.
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Raelis
Great Britain
Malaya
Singapore
Johnson
Britain
London
Malaysai
Southeast Asia
Europe
Royal Navy
Navy
Royal Air Force
Malaysia
Harold Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Weather today in Virginia with sun and cloud
Partly cloudy tonight with a low of 55 to 60. Wednesday and Thursday show partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions. Winds today are variable 5 to 10 mph. Winchester skies for Tuesday July 18 note sunset at 8 38 pm sunrise 6 01 am moonset 3 31 am full moon July 21. Rainfall in past 24 hours ending 8 30 am none. rainfall to date 3.45 inches for July. 18 inches for 1967. Average monthly rainfall over 54 years lists January 2 44, February 2 10, March 3 07, April 3 16, May 3 64, June 3 76, July 3 78, August 3 72, September 2 80, October 3 10, November 2 54, December 2 30. The 54 year annual rainfall average is 36 50 inches. Five year totals: 1962 39 73, 1963 33 46, 1964 31 63, 1965 26 85, 1966 33 32.
Johnson Signs Law Ending Nationwide Rail Walkout
President Johnson signs a measure to end a 20 year first nationwide rail strike, forcing a 90 day halt on strikes and appointing a blue ribbon board to seek a voluntary or mandatory wage settlement. Unions began returning to work while pickets persisted in several cities.
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Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Union Pacific
Great Northern Railroad
Burlington
J.A. Nesbett
Pine Bluff
Ark
White House
Senate
House
Wall Street gains as rail strike ends and markets climb
Stocks edge higher in early trading as the rail strike halts end. Industrials advance with Varian Associates up three and IBM and Xerox up about two, while Du Pont remains weak amid lower earnings and copper strike concerns. The AP average climbs to 331.8 as the market prints cautious gains.
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New York
Varian Associates
IBM
Xerox
United Air Lines
Goodyear
Control Data
Chicago & North Western
United Aircraft
Allis-Chalmers
Mc.Donnell Douglas
du Pont
American Telephone
Woolworth
Westinghouse Electric
Bethlehem
Commerce Department
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
4 H Clubs Picnic Set For Winchester Recreation Park
The annual county picnic for 4 H clubs will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Exchange Shelter in Winchester Recreation Park. About 150 parents leaders and members are expected. John Wolfe Frederick County extension agent said a recreation program has been planned by Honor Club members and 4 H delegates who attended the 4 H Club Congress in Roanoke. A picnic supper will follow.
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Exchange
Winchester Recreation Park
John Wolfe
Frederick County
Roanoke
Wolfe
DeBellis Leads Fleet Post Office Setup in New York
DeBellis was tasked with establishing the Fleet Post Office in New York City to serve armed services personnel at sea. He praised volunteer Red Cross workers for their unselfish attitude and spirit, noting their untiring efforts bring no personal gain. Elected to serve with him are Lamar Sloan, Joseph White as vice chairman, W. Woodhull Baker as treasurer, and Mrs. John E. Cain along with Mrs. Nan McGrail as executive secretary.
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Fleet Post Office
New York City
Armed Services
Red Cross
DeBellis
Lamar Sloan
Joseph White
W. Woodhull Baker
John E. Cain
Nan McGrail
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Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
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Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
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Loudoun St
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