Obituary for Smith of FrederGe County at Loudoun Street
Mr. Smith died yesterday afternoon atSter Memorial Hospital. Born in Frederick County he was the son ofMrs. Albert dorff Smith and the George Smith. His widow died July 31 1940. He ran a nursery business and once worked for Stuart M Perry Company. He survived by four daughters Mrs Harry F Anderson and I Robert Martin of Winchester Philadelphia Phila s James Ashworth and Mrs Tracey Fink Stephens City two sisters Mrs russell L Holliday and Mrs David Cameron of Winchester a half sister Mrs Paul Shank Nor witch Conn 11 grandchildren one great grandchild one nephew and s two nieces. Funeral will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev T Eugene rter officiating. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey Fink
Stephens City
Ussell L. Holliday
David Cameron
Winchester
Paul Shank
Norwich
Conn
T. Eugene Rter
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron i Cemetery
Buddhist Leaders Reject Truce Bid in Saigon
In Saigon Viet Nam Buddhist leaders urged by the government rejected any immediate ceasefire with South Viet Nam's administration. They accused lesser officials of sabotaging President Ngo Dinh Diem's conciliatory efforts and vowed to remain steadfast at pagodas under police blockades. About 400 monks nuns and lay followers occupied Giac Minh pagoda amid arrests fears.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Giac Minh
Launch of Syncom satellite delayed to Wednesday
Cape Canaveral reports a delay in the Delta launch of the Syncom communications satellite due to minor technical troubles on the second stage. The postponement shifts liftoff to Wednesday as engineers address the issue.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Syncom
Delta
Pajama Clad Skiers Flee as Alpine Club House Burns
Forty skiers in pajamas fled Kosciuszko area in the Australian southern Alps as a fire destroyed the Kosciusko Alpine Club building in about forty minutes. Barefooted participants tried to fight the blaze with buckets and hoses. no injuries reported. Survivors were led to the nearby Charlotte Pass chalet.
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Sydney
Australia
Kosciusko
Alps
Kosciusko Alpine Club
Charlotte Pass
Crime Rate Rise in Richmond Report Highlights Theft Impact
Police Chief John Wright released a report showing a 43 percent rise in Richmond crime in the first six months, driven by thefts. The overall increase would have been smaller without the theft surge, with the rate rising from 1,148 to a higher figure for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John We
Wright
Schrimpe Needs No Ladder for High-Ceiling Painting
Albany painter Fred Schrimpe 6 feet 4 inches tall with 35 inch arms paints eight foot ceilings from the floor. He handles the high work on an 18 apartment project while two assistants manage the lower rows. James J. Kane, managing agent, notes tenants often double take when they see the ceilings painted from below.
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Albany
N.Y
Fred Schrimpe
Schrimpe
James J. Kane
Fairfax man killed after canoe pursuit on Lake Barcroft
Edwin G. Grimsley 35 of Falls Church may have been struck on the head by a canoe paddle during a pursuit of youths who fired a cherry bomb at swimmers at Lake Barcroft in Fairfax County. Grimsley died after being found in six to eight feet of water. an autopsy was ordered. Surviving are his widow, two children, and his family.
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Fairfax
Fairfax County
Baileys Crossroads
Lake Barcroft
Edwin G. Grimsley
Falls Church
Grimsley
Fairfax Hospital
Claude Cooper
Grafton Wells
Brothers Furniture & Moving Co
Bailey
X15 Flown With Electronic Controls Off
At Edwards Air Force Base Maj. Robert Rushworth piloted the X15 at 3818 mph with electronic controls off for about four minutes. The test, the craft’s longest with no autopilots, evaluated handling if automatic systems fail during re entry. The aircraft reached roughly 103000 feet in a low level test at high angles.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Robert Rushworth
Drowning Prank Ends in Tragedy in Tampa
A 22 year old Tampa man Elmo C Scranton reportedly a good swimmer drowned after friends ignored his cries for help during a prank that backfired. Authorities say he likely had a stomach cramp and slipped beneath 12 feet of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fila
Elmo C. Scranton
State to pursue balance on school funds in 1963 64
State Superintendent Ron W Wilkerson said the balance of 176712 would be collected in 1963 64. Blount questioned Scott County ADA reports saying the county overreported attendance by 752 in 1958 59, 704 in 1959 60, 656 in 1960 61 and 413 in 1961 62. The board noted Scott reported 99 percent ADA while statewide is 94 percent and planned a special session to continue investigation.
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Ron W. Wilkerson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Blount
Scott County
Scott
Curb Market Opens Earlier At Kent and Boscawen
The Farmer's Curb Market will feature bird egg beans green beans cucumbers pota eggs dressed rabbits baked goods and cut flowers tomorrow. Market opens one hour earlier at 6 a.m. per market master Clarence Fletcher. Located at the corner of Kent and Boscawen Streets.
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Farmer's Curb Market
Clarence Fletcher
Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Khrushchev Says World Peace Path, Blasts China
Khrushchev urged that socialism’s forces trump imperialism and warned a world war is avoidable only if nations choose peaceful coexistence. He blamed China for discord in world communism and pledged the Soviet Union will not use thermonuclear arms first. China urged a noncommittal exit and continued talks stalled over communique wording. Pan Tsu-li attended the Moscow talks as South Viet Nam rebels were cited by Beijing as a test of peaceful coexistence versus armed struggle.
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Khrushchev
China
Soviet Union
Stalin
Moscow
Pan Tsu-li
Peking
Viet Nam
Estate and Auction Notices in Virginia and West Virginia
Sales directory listing multiple auctions across Winchester Stephens City Charles Town Clarke County and surrounding areas. Items include antiques furniture household goods tools machinery farm stock and autos with dates in July and August and auctioneers Brumback Orndorff and Miller Tharpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hurley
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester
Chas. R. Duvall
Benny Bussey
Old Charles Town Road
Clarke Co
W. D. Orndorff
Auc
James F. Nicely
Charles Town
Miller & Tharpe
Katheryn K. Hutton
Stephens City
Brumback & Conner
Roy Schmucker
Loudoun St
Danville Officials Meet Governor Over Racial Tensions
Danville city leaders and two legislators met with Gov. Albertis S. Harrison Jr and state legal officers to discuss the racial situation in Danville. The closed session aimed to update state officials and obtain legal assistance as unrest continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Danville
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Julian R. Stinson
Three Alarm Fire Damages Richmond Chemical Plant
A three alarm blaze damaged the West Chemical Producing Co. disinfecting division offices and warehouse in Richmond. Firemen gained control in about 1-½ hours. no injuries. The building and contents were insured, and the cause remains undetermined as the company prepared to move to a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond Chemical
West Chemical Producing Co
Mixed-up Turtles Crawl Wrong Way
About 100 newly hatched loggerhead turtles crawled away from the sea in Miami Beach. Patrolman James Kelly found the errant brood crossing Ocean Drive toward a bar named Turf Bar. Roughly 20 were run over by motorists before directions were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
James Kelly
Ocean Drive
Court Delays Mobile School Desegregation to 1964
The 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals postponed desegregation in Mobile Alabama to 1964 by extending the stairstep plan deadline to August 19 and setting a district court hearing for November 14. The decision, by Judges Brown Wisdom and Bell, delays the effective date of desegregation to next year.
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New Orleans
Circuit Court
Mobile
Ala
John R. Brown
Houston
Tex
John Minor Wisdom
Griffin B. Bell
Atlanta, Ga
Brown
Wisdom
Bell
Police Move To Halt Diving From Bridge
Newport police plan quick action and arrests if more young men dive from Central Bridge into the Ohio River. Two Kentuckians, John Dietz 29 Melbourne and Charley Parris 19 Ryland, leapt 60 feet on a bet with a car-wash penalty. Officials warned of submerged debris and danger. the bridge spans to Cincinnati.
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Newport
Central Bridge
Ohio River
John Dietz
Melbourne
Charley Parris
Ryland
Cincinnati
Reuther urges action on civil rights and public accommodations
Reuther calls discrimination a national disgrace and urges quick passage of public accommodations legislation. He argues the right to lodging and equal access overrides property rights and supports school desegregation aid while criticizing delays. Kennedy asks school boards to aid civil rights solutions.
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Dames
Reuther
Maine
California
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Kennedy
America
Weather Outlook With Warm Temperatures and Showers
The forecast calls for high sixties to low seventies with a Saturday peak and afternoon thundershowers. Sunday looks fair and cooler. A five day trend suggests temperatures about two to three degrees above normal with spotty rain and thunderstorms statewide.
Rainfall Totals And Averages From July 1963 Data
Rainfall figures show 1.10 inches for the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. on July rainfall to date 17.91 inches. The long term averages include 36.91 inches per year for 60 years and monthly averages such as January 2.40, February 3.83, June 3.96, July and August around 3 inches, with December listed as 2.40.
Mixed Q A entries include acquittal and aliases
The fragment lists answers in numbered items including a note about acquittal in Syria a nickname Tokyo Rose and a reference to a doctor his heir plus ocean areas and a mention of the Girl Scouts.
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Syria
Tokyo Rose
N. Atlantic
S. Atlantic
Pacific
S. Pacific
Arctic
Antarctic
Girl Scouts
Two More Democrats Certified for County Offices
Grover Teets and Sheriff Robert Len, both Democrats, were certified as candidates for their respective county offices for the November election. The Frec tive Committee listed them as Democratic nominees but their names were accidentally omitted from yesterday’s candidate list announced by William Carpenter, executive committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Teets
Board of Suors
Robert Len
Frederick Coun
Western leaders urge cautious measures amid German troop limits
KOPTIMISTIC railroad stations, highways and ports to prevent secret concentra tions of troops for surprise attacks. Proposed an exchange of inspection beams between thea8 ern troops in West Germany Soviet troops in East Germany, adding that the Russians were ready to negotiate a reciprocal reduction in the number of those troops on both sides. Insisted again on the signing of a peace treaty with Germany that would settle the status of West Berlin, but set no deadline.
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West Germany
East Germany
Germany
West Berlin
Hamburger Chili Crock Pot Style
Brown the hamburgers in a large skillet then add the chili. Simmer gently as the burgers finish cooking to blend flavors.
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Milton C. Smith
Mr. M. Clark Smith
Onesuneral Home, Inc
Smalts
Ores
Fit International
Martinsburg Pike
N. Winchester
Delaval
Dairy Cleaners
Pipeline Sanitizers Sales & Service
N. Cameron
Stinson
T. Edward Temple
George B. Anderson
Sistant
Kenneth C. Patty
Robert W. McIlwaine III
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Cyrus R. Vance
United States
Pfc
Buford C. Holt
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Bragg
Eugene McCain
Ft. Lee
4Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Danville Corporation Court
Chatham
Pittsylvania County
U. L. Payne
Payne & Mathy Well Drilling
Clearbrook, VA
Virginia
Associated
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Albauquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
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Chicago
Stene
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Juneau
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
Mp.s
St. Paul
New York
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
IL. Q. Answers
Home Impro
Glaize & Bro
Dolorous L. Miller
Bennie R. Conley
Frederick County
Frederick County Court House
Broadview Street
M. D. Weaver
Wea Villa
Weaver
Doloreus L. Miller
J. Randolph Larrick
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Henry C. Clark and
Thomas J. Wilson
Charles R. Duvall
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