Moonlight Swim Fatal Car Crash Claims Four Lives
In Binghamton, New York, four youths headed for a moonlight swim died when their car went off an embankment onto railroad tracks and overturned. Victims Elias Polovchak 21 Robert Liberacki 24 Harry Kostic 32 and Constance Abbott 15 were killed. Katherine Abbott 17 and Shirley Hinds 19 were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Binghamton, Mm. CE
Four Die On Virginia Roads Over Weekend Toll Rises
The Virginia traffic toll reached 444 as four people died on state highways over the weekend. In Russell County a single car crash near Lebanon killed Bluefield band leader Robert L. Burnette 39 and pianist Charles Lash of Pulaski, injuring six others. The limousine driver Harold T. Herndon of Lincolntown NC reportedly dozed. In Richmond County John H. Gray 19 died after a car crashed into a tree. hitchhiker LeRoy Lloyd 36 of Quinton New Kent County died at the scene. The other hitchhiker Alvin C. Taliaferro 19 survived.
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Virginia
Old Dominion
Lebanon
Russell County
Bluefield
W.va
Robert L. Burnette
Burnette All Stars
Charles Lash
Pulaski
Burnette
L. W. Collins
Harold T. Herndon
Lincolntown
N.C
Herndon
John H. Gray
Richmond
Richmond Hospital
State Rt. 613
Bottom’s Bridge
Gray
LeRoy Lloyd
Rt. 1
Quinton
New Kent County
Lloyd
Alvin C. Taliaferro
Cadillac’s Enduring Quality Promises Long Life
A narrator praises a Cadillac’s stellar longevity and reliability as it pledges to travel hundreds of thousands of miles. The piece extols the car’s great quality timeless styling and dependable performance, framing ownership as a long lasting promise of value.
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Cadillac
Brawl in Gloucester Taproom Involves 80 to 100
Four police officers used night sticks and fired their pistols into the air to break up a brawl of 80 to 100 people outside and inside a Gloucester taproom. Six were stabbed or bruised as white patrons clashed with black workers, then reinforcements arrived and order was restored after nearly an hour.
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Gloucester
N. J
Ernest Uibel
Windelspecht
Local Notes From Winchester Area This Week
Miss Mary Barnsley returned to Winchester Memorial Hospital for a week of observation. Edith Jolliffe remains a patient there. The McAboy sisters visited grandparents Harry and Cynthia McAboy. Dinner guests included Legge Purtleburg and Rogers families of Winchester. Huyett Light attended a Fredericksburg PTA council meeting. Lamp and Gore hosted dinner guests in Winchester. Yula Cather family visited Natural Bridge on July 14. Weekend guests included Coxes from Malvern Pennsylvania. Monte Stuckey visited his mother Mrs. Whitmore. Gertrude Marshall of Dayton Ohio stays with the Robinsons. Bill Hoar moved to the Orndorff home. Mary Arnold attended day camp at Senseny Park. Henry B. Cline and family attended Berryville Yard Party.
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Cynthia
Deborah McAboy
Harry McAboy
Clark Legge
Phillip Purtleburgh
R. B. Rogers
Winchester
Huyett Light
P.T.A. Council
Fredericksburg
Henkel Lamp
Claude Gore
Yula Cather
Sharon
Natural Bridge
Walker Bond
Jesse Cox
Malvern
Monte Stuckey
Robert Whitmore
Clearbrook
Gertrude Marshall
Dayton
Ohio
Albert Robinson
Bill Hoar
Lawrence Orndorff
Mary Arnold
Senseny Park
Henry B. Cline
Berryville Yard
Local social notes and upcoming club events
Wednesday night visits included Miss Jo Anne Lamp and Miss Phyllis D Alessio guests of Miss Susan Gore and Miss Sharon Cather. Stonewall Home Demonstration Club outdoor picnic set for Lions Shelter Winchester while Stonewall Busy Bees 4 H Club plans a July 25 hayride at Bunker Hill Park. Nearby hosting visitors were Mr and Mrs James Lupton and Margaret Lancaster of Alexandria and Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold Jr with guests from Syria and Roanoke. Arnold travels to Hancock Maryland for a meeting.
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O. M. Swimley
Jo Anne Lamp
Winchester
Phyllis D'Alessio
Waldwick, N.J
Susan Gore
Sharon Cather
Walker Bond
James Lupton
Margaret Lancaster
Alexandria
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
Stonewall Home Demonstration Club
Lions Shelter
Stonewall Busy Bees
Bunker Hill Park
W. Va
Lester Arnold, Jr
Robert Grazes, Jr
Syria
Thomas Beasley, Jr
Roanoke
Arnold
Hancock, Md
1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire Disaster
The 1906 San Francisco quake and ensuing blaze killed 452 people, left thousands homeless, and devastated much of the city core, with widespread fires burning for days and international relief flowing in.
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San Francisco
Printed Pattern 4843 Half Sizes Skirt Pattern Ad
Easy sewing with a Printed Pattern 4843 for half sizes 14 to 26, showing a six gore skirt with pockets and three sleeve versions. Includes size yardage, printed directions, and mail order details to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. The Star New York.
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Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Chevrolet
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Egypt
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Karim
Aly Khan
Begum
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Mary Barnsley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edith Jolliffe
Leggett’s
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Gala
Atlantic
Pall
Wenchester’s
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Winchester’s Old Strong Bank
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Sacred Heart School
Route 50