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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1960

Page

2

Edward R. Catozella obituary noted in Yonkers area

Edward R. Catozella, 54, of Vincent and Joseph Catozella, died Wednesday in Mrs NY. He worked as estimator for New York Plumbers Specialties and was formerly a territory representative for O Sullivan. He studied at Yonkers schools and graduated from Rutgers and New York University Law School. He served as organist and choir director, Elder and trustee at Bryn Mawr Park Presbyterian Church. Survived by his father, Clementine R. Catozella, daughter Clemen tine R. Catozella, son Edward R. Catozella Jr., two sisters Clementine Catozella and Kent Nesslnge. Funeral Saturday 10 am at Harvey's Funeral Home Yonkers, burial Mt Hope Cemetery Hastings.

Edward R. Catozella Vincent Joseph Catozella Mrs New York ‘Plumbers Specialties, Inc O'Sullivan Catozella Yonkers Rutgers New York University Law School Bryn Mawr Park Presbyterian Church Hanis Catarella Clementine R. Catozella Edward R. Catozella, Jr Clementine Catozella Kent Nesslnge Bronxville N.Y Harvey’s Mt. Hope Cemetery Hastings

Death of W. L. Blair in Chatham

Word reached here of the death of W. L. Blair on Monday in Chatham. He was the father of Mrs. Madeline B. Myers, Clarke Home Demonstration Agent.

W. L. Blair Chatham Blair Madeline B. Myers Clarke Home

Facts From a Quiz Set on History and Places

The list includes answers to questions about James Madison No William of Normandy 1790 1800 Theodore Roosevelt and the word Messiah among others. It notes Mesa Verde National Park cliff dwellings in Colorado on the Ute Indian Reservation near Maine Dartmouth and related items.

James Madison William of Normandy Theodore Roosevelt Messiah Mesa Verde National Park Colorado Ute

Auxiliary to Winches ter Rescue cedes 1500 for future building

Miss Warnelta DeHaven, president of the auxiliary, presents a 1500 check to Squad President Ralph Hardy. The funds come from net proceeds of the July 9 yard party, used to seed a proposed future building.

Winchester Ralph Hardy Gavis

Dallas Boy Carried Four Blocks in Sewer Flood

A Dallas boy named Robert Goodgson, 16, was swept four blocks through an underground sewer by a sudden downpour. He lost consciousness at least three times and was hospitalized in fair condition with cuts possible internal injuries and pneumonia.

Dallas Tex Robert Goodgson

Committee Heads Named for WCRC

Warren Council for Retarded Children names chairmen A L Everly recreation J S Wetzel education Jack Crouse finance T J Bender worship Mrs J S Wetzel institution Mrs T J Bender public relations Sid Veasey to provide Virginia Gentleman pool for county children three to four times monthly for one to two hours daily.

Front Royal Warren Council For H. W. Peters A. L. Everly J. S. Wetzel Jack Crouse T. J. Bender Sid Veasey Virginia Gentleman

FBI seeks man linked to 1951 rape murder case

A 37 year old man Guthrie, arrested for a May 21 rape on a rural road near Seat Pleasant, Maryland, was released on bond and later fled, becoming a federal fugitive after crossing state lines. He had prior conviction for a 1951 rape murder in the District of Columbia, with a 5 to 20 year sentence and parole in 1959.

Seat Pleasant Prince Georges County Guthrie District of Columbia

Kennedy selects aides for campaign liaison and media work

Connecticut political figure named as Kennedy liaison to travel with the candidate and handle trouble shooting. J Leonard Reinsch named communications consultant to organize radio and TV efforts. A nationwide Citizens for Kennedy group planned to attract dissidents and independents while staying with the party structure. Kennedy invites press aboard the Marlin presidential yacht as a small group voyage continues. Platt National Park in Oklahoma hosts a small herd of buffalo in a natural setting.

Connecticut Kennedy J. Leonard Reinsch Atlanta Miami Citizens For Democratic National Committee Bailey Robert F. Kennedy Salinger Platt National Park Oklahoma

Talks Between GE and Union Break Off Abruptly

New York AP report says General Electric and the International Union of Electrical Workers ended talks when James B. Carey allegedly became abusive and obscene. Company officials left the room to stop his outburst during discussions on employment security.

New York General Electric Co International Union of Electrical Workers James B. Carey TUE Carey

Young Democrats Back Kennedy in Virginia

The Virginia Young Democrats announce backing for the Kennedy Johnson ticket. Joe Crosswhite of Princess Anne County, president of the state group, sent letters to Senator Kennedy and Virginia campaign manager William C Battle pledging full support despite preferring Johnson for the nomination.

Princess Anne Young Democrats Virginia Kennedy - Johnson Joe Crosswhite Princess Anne County State Sen. Kennedy William C. Battle Kennedy Sen. Johnson Crosswhite

Bridgewater College typhoid source linked to cook

Preliminary reports from the State Health Department indicate a 64 year old Bridgewater College cook may be the source of typhoid infections. Eight primary cases have occurred in Virginia since June 10 with no secondary cases reported yet.

Richmond Bridgewater College Cook State Health Department Department Bureau of

Commodious vs convenient in usage explained

The guide clarifies that commodious conveys spaciousness and extent while convenient emphasizes suitability and practicality. It contrasts nuances, with examples showing how choice of word changes emphasis in description and tone.

U.S. Says Congo U.N. Force Moves In

U S says the Congo action follows Hammarskjold authorization for a U N force. Belgian troops arrive simultaneously with U N troops, the report notes, shaping the multinational intervention.

Congo Hammarskjold U.N

July 23 and 30 sales directory for Winchester area furnit ure and real estate

Listings show multiple auctions in Winchester and nearby towns on July 23 and July 30. Items include furniture antiques household goods farm equipment and city real estate. Auctions led by W D Orndorff E T Snider and others with front of Frederick County Court House as a key venue.

A & L New & Used Furniture Exchange E. Piccadilly St Winchester W. F. Arrup, Jr Mary F. Hudson Boyce W. D. Orndorff L. C. Bowman James DeButts H. C. Cadwallader Old Rt. 50 Cook W. P. Walker Middletown B. O. Brumback Dorothy m M. Huebner Frederick County Court House E.T. Snider

Western powers blamed for Katanga secession in Congo

Kuznetsov accuses Western powers of backing Katanga Province's declared secession from Congo to control economically rich regions of former Belgian colonies. He argues the motive is exploitation of valuable resources.

Kuznetsov Katanga Congo

Nixon seeks farm plank and civil rights gains at convention

Nixon presses platform details amid reports of Rockefeller delegate strength as he aims to win Midwestern farm states. Laird foresees a neutral farm price supports plank, Benson disagrees. civil rights plank debated with NAACP opposition to appeasing Dixie voters. Cooper urges Rockefeller reconsideration though he remains opposed to a vice president run.

Nixon Thal Rockefeller Barry Goldwater Arizona Platform Committee Melvin R. Laird Laird Ezra Taft Benson Benson Charles H. Percy Clarence Mitchell Washington National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People South Lyndon Johnson Mitchell Nelson A. Rockefeller New York John Sherman Cooper Rky Cooper Leonard W. Hall GOP

Swiss Shopkeepers Stand Firm Over Price Markings

Swiss shop owners refuse to bargain on prices and insist on legally marked costs. They will only accept the stated prices, citing regulatory compliance and consumer clarity as the basis for their stance.

Switzerland

Weather Today Forecasts Clear Night and Mild Tomorrow

The section notes a clear and cool night with northerly winds around 60 degrees in the northwest and similar levels elsewhere. Tomorrow promises sunshine and pleasant warmth with no rainfall recorded so far this month. July rainfall to date is 3.98 inches with a 47 year total of 36.85 inches and monthly averages listed.

Ieeening Doe

Youth Given 40 Years For Slaying

An 18 year old Henry County man was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the fatal shooting of Rufus Ozell Martin during a dispute over a 75 cent debt. The incident occurred February 6 in Ridgeway. An all male all white jury convicted Tommy Penn of first degree murder.

Martinsville Henry County Tommy Penn Ridgeway Rufus Ozell Martin Martin Penn John D. Hooker

Nice Brief: Winter Resort and Sea Port in France

Nice is a winter resort and sea port in Southeast France with a population of 160000.

Nice France

U S Says Ready To Oust Another Soviet Diplomat

The State Department plans within days to demand Petr Y. Ezhov a third secretary depart the United States on espionage charges. The Justice Department reportedly has evidence that Ezhov and another Soviet diplomat who has already left sought intelligence data while posted as diplomats. Ezhov, 39, has been in Washington since June 1959.

Washington State Department Petr Y. Ezhov Justice Department Ezov Ezhov

Day’s word CURSORY defined as haste and superficial

The entry defines cursory as characterized by haste and carelessness. It cites a usage example "He gave the papers only a cursory glance" to illustrate a quick, surface level check.

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