Reunion of Handley Class of 1934 Delights Local Elite
Thirty three of 909 Handley Class of 1934 members gathered at the Golf Club for a 25th reunion dinner with Mayor Claude B. Smalts Jr. as toastmaster. Special guests included Mrs. Marion Laughton and John N. G. Finley, dinner music by Evva McGuigan and Mrs. Richard Crenshaw, and organizers listed. Several classmates and spouses attended. memorials noted. Spectacles were invented about 1317.
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Handley
Golf Club
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Charles Martin
Baltimore
Marion Laughton
John N. G. Finley
Alexandria
Finley
Garland R. Quarles
Evva McGuigan
Bennie Davis
Marthe DeHaven
Juanita Jobe
William G. Pingley
Thurman Potts
Phyllis Oakes
Virginia Seal
R Grim
William Glaize
James March
John Lamb, Jr
Claude Smalls
Horace Hott
John Heck
Harold Boyer
Morris Klevans
Edward Jackson
Eugene Dunn
John Leatherman
Robert Puckett
Robert Heckman
Robert de Witt
Carl
Mike) Garber
Edna Hyde
James Davis
Robert Simpson
Richard Rusk
Ricard Sargent
William Shafer
Harry Carper
Harry Fox
Godfrey Zirkle
David Jenkins
Lucille Sencindiver
F. C. Beavers
Jane Eagle
Ellwood Mason
Robert Harper
Courtney Grim
Snead v Snead Order of Publication in Virginia Chancery
In Frederick County Virginia Sarah A Snead seeks a divorce from Guy Madison Snead on desertion and abandonment grounds. Guy Snead must appear within ten days of publication and will face depositions read by Notary Irene H Clark on September 9 1959 in Winchester. The order requires weekly publication for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star and posting and mailing as required by law.
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Sarah A. Snead
Guy Madison Snead
Irene H. Clark
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Evening Star
Peter K. McKee
P.q. Leen
Whiteacre
Market Gains Lift Stocks From Three Day Slump
New York stocks rose early as steels and motors led a broad recovery. Ford Chrysler and American added about a point, GM a half, Lukens nearly two, and Motorola six points. AP average up 60 cents at noon. government bonds mixed. A Chicago report shows corn dips with grains steady to firm. A World Council of Synagogues launches a Point Four program to send rabbis to Latin America.
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Steel and Motor
All Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American
General Motors
Lukens
Jones & Laughlin
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Motorola
Litton Industries
Zenith
New York Central
DuPont
Merck
Westinghouse Electric
American Telephone
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
New York
The
World Council of Synagogues
Walter Schneider Dies At 65 Copley Press Official
Walter J. Schneider 65 longtime executive at Copley Press and business manager of the San Diego Union and Tribune died Monday. He served as vice president of Copley Press, which publishes newspapers in Southern California and Illinois.
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San Francisco
Walter J. Schneider
Copley Press Inc
San Diego Union and
Tribue
Copley Press
California
Illinois
Livestock Prices Across Baltimore and Chicago Markets
AP reports show cattle and calves steady to firm in Baltimore with lighter hogs and mixed loads. Chicago bids list hogs down 25 to 50 cents, cattle and calves varied by weight, with prime loads near 29.00 and sheep markets steady to higher on light spring slaughter lambs.
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Baltimore
del Williams
MD Williams
Hpr
Eastern Shore
USDA
Chicago
Atlas Logs First Flight In 5 Months
The Atlas completed its first flight in five months, traveling 5 500 miles down the Atlantic range before a recovery ship retrieved its nose cone near Ascension Island. Two hours later a Thor exploded in the sky and was destroyed by range safety officers following a malfunction. The Air Force will study the cone to assess heat endurance on re-entry from over 300 miles, part of testing for future thermo nuclear warhead nose cones. The success boosts U S hopes for an operational intercontinental ballistic missile, challenging Soviet claims.
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Thor
Atlas
Atlantic
Air Force
Ascension Island
U.S
Rites Thursday For Adm Leahy
The body of Fleet Adm. William D. Leahy, wartime chief of staff to President Roosevelt, to lie in repose at Washington National Cathedral at noon Wednesday. Leahy died of a brain hemorrhage Monday at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda at age 84. Burial will be at Arlington National Cemetery Thursday afternoon.
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Washington(ap
Fleet
William D. Leahy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington National Cathedral
Leahy
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Arlington National Cemetery
FHA Committee Men Take Over July 1
Farmers Home Administration selects new county committeemen across Frederick Warren Shenandoah Clarke counties for three year terms. J David F area head confirms appointments. Hockman leads Frederick with Ramey and McDonald as fellow committeemen. Committeemen review loan applications set real estate values and oversee borrower progress under FHA rules. Loans fund farm purchases machinery livestock and operating costs with housing and conservation loans also available. Public inquiry via Mr Headley or local committeemen.
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Farmers Home Nation
J. David Farea
FHA
Robert E. Hockman
Bartonsville
Alfred Snapp
Stephens City
Frederick
Grayson Cullers
Bentonville
Alton Atwood
Front Royal
Warren County
Harry D. Fadely
Edinburg
Myron Bowman
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Wilson Travers
Frank Emmart
Clarke County
Headley
Mr. Headley
Record Peacetime Deficit Ends Fiscal 1959 At 12.54 Billion
The United States closed the 1959 fiscal year June 30 with a peacetime deficit of 12.54 billion dollars, the fourth and largest shortfall under the Eisenhower administration. Receipts were 68.16 billion and expenditures 80.70 billion, with debt rising 18 billion from WWII peaks.
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U.S
Washington
Unda
Eisenhower
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Treasury
Reau
Defense Department
Cafe Brawl Triggers Beersheba Street Riot
A cafe brawl in Beersheba escalated into a street riot on Monday night. Police say outside agitators inflamed the crowd. six policemen and a civilian were injured and 26 people were arrested after about 30 minutes of disturbance.
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Jerusalem
Beersheba
Strike Ends in Colombo Port After 26 Days
A 26 day strike in the port of Colombo in Ceylon ended today. Union members walked off the docks disrupting shipping until resolution with authorities. The stoppage affected several vessels and local business operations during the month long industrial action.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Mexico Limits TV Radio Commercials to Two Minutes
Mexico City reports the government telecommunications office rules television and radio commercials may not exceed two minutes and must be followed by a non advertising musical number or similar content.
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Mexico City
Government Telecommunications Office
State's 28th Polio Case Reported
A 12 year old Wythe County boy was admitted to Roanoke Memorial Hospital with paralytic polio. The state's polio toll rises to 28. He had received three Salk vaccine shots. The Health Department in Richmond had reported 27 cases earlier, noting some might be unconfirmed and possibly other diseases.
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Roanoke
Wythe County
Roanoke Memorial Hospital
State Health Department
Richmond
Johnston's No-Roach Ad Brings Insect Control On Sale
Johnston's No-Roach offers a modern brush on method to kill roaches and ants. The product is on sale at Safeway Peoples Grant's Rhodes Martin's Boyd's and other local drug stores distributed by Gilpin District and Strother.
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Johnston
Safeway
Peoples
Grant's
Rhodes
Martin's
Boyd's
Gilpin, District & Strother
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