Funeral service for William J. Smallwood set in Berryville
William J. Smallwood, who died Wednesday, will have a funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at John H. Enders Funeral Home in Berryville. Rev. Ronald H. Rowland will officiate. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Stanley Brown of Towson, Maryland. Burial at Green Hill Cemetery, Berryville.
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William Jas Smallwood
John H. Enders
Berryville
Ronald H. Rowland
Glen Lloyd
Serface
Channing Hinson
Charles Smallwood
Sidney Johnson
Raymond Wilson
Stanley Brown
Towson
Green Hill Cemetery
Obituaries and Gibraltar note clash on history day
Miss Kathleen M. Nash 87 of 205 Opequon Ave died at Hillcrest Nursing Home born in Prince Edward County July 23 1877 daughter of William J Nash survivor sister Georgia N Kitchin of Harrisonburg and nieces including Joseph Farmer of Winchester Funeral Monday 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Henry Garnett Starkey 61 of Bluemont died at home surviving brother Howard Starkey and sister in law Joanna Allder graveside Sunday 2:30 p.m. Clarke Ebenezer Cemetery Rev T L Simpson. English forces seized Gibraltar in 1704 and Treaty of Utrecht 1713 ceded possession to Britain.
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Kathleen M. Nash
Opequon Ave
Hillcrest
Miss Nash
Prince Edward County
William J. Nash
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Georgia N. Kitchin
Harrisonburg
Joseph Farmer
Winchester
Henry Garnett Starkey
Starkey
Clarke
Howard
Agnes Moreland Starkey
Howard Starkey
Joanna Allder
Bluemont
T.L. Simpson
Clarke Ebenezer
Rock of Gibraltar
Utrecht
Britain
Virginia counties approve drought relief programs for farmers
The U S Department of Agriculture approved three disaster relief programs including conservation reserve wheat diversion and feed grain diversion for multiple Virginia counties led by Clarke and Frederick. Sixty plus counties designated with drought relief though administrative costs are not funded while diverted lands support hay cutting and grazing to conserve feed for fall and winter.
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Appomattox
Augusta
Bath
Bedford
Bland
Botetourt
Brunswick
Buckingham
Campbell
Carroll
King George
Charlotte
Chesterfield
Craig
Cumberland
Fairfax
Floyd
Giles
Goochland
Grayson
Greene
Henrico
Henry
Loudoun
Louisa
Madison Mecklenburg
Montgomery
Nelson
Nottoway
Orange
Page
Patrick
Powhatan
Prince Edward
Pulaski
Rappahannock
Roanoke
Rockbridge
Smyth, Spotsylvania, Stafford, Warren and Wythe Counties
Clarke
Albemarle
Culpeper
Fauquier
Fluvanna
Highland
Prince William
Rockingham
Virginia
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Bank Officials Describe Coin Shortage After Kennedy Demand
Local banks report difficulty obtaining coins as Kennedy half dollars become scarce. Bank spokesmen say they are sourcing coins from various institutions to meet customer demand, indicating a real shortage.
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Clarke County
Kennedy
Banks face coin shortages as public hoards rise
Bankers report diminished coin supplies with Kennedy halves and large denominations in short supply. Mr Dix notes coins are moving quickly while customers request half-dollars. An Associated Press dispatch details a Kansas City bank offering two dollars in exchange for 1.95 in change, with collectors brimming with coins.
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Dix
Ewing
Associated Press
Kansan
Police arrest riot suspects in Bedford Stuyvesant
Police detained 23 people in the Bedford Stuyvesant area during the night and today, including 1 white man charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct and 22 Black individuals for burglary, malicious mischief, and disorderly conduct. Authorities said incidents were isolated and pledged readiness for any weekend violence.
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Bedford Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Walter Arm
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Pickets, Teenz Clash as Catholic Priest Appeals Calm
CORE sought police rejection of displays as white teen pickets and spectators faced missiles at the protest HQs. Rev. Perrella of the Most Sacred Blood church urged the youths to go home, calling them actors under mass psychology. Negro leaders dismissed the mayor’s racial plan as too late while his office noted large attendance.
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CORE
Robert Perrella
Church of the Most Sacred Blood
Robert F. Wagner
Bear Moves Into New City Field Near NYC Suburb
A black bear settled in a field edging a busy New City suburb, prompting police and game wardens to plan trapping after residents voiced fear. The sighting occurred Wednesday night as homes and apartments border the open field and woods.
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New City
N.Y
New York City
Harry Steinger
Longs Clash in Louisiana Democratic Primary
In central Louisiana the Long political family rivalry continues as Speedy Long seeks to unseat cousin Gillis W. Long in the 8th District. McKeithen backs Speedy, Gov. Johnson faces criticism from Speedy, while Gillis is favored to win.
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New Orleans
Gillis
Speedy Long
Johnson
Gillis Long
Congress
Speedy
McKeithen
Egyptian king Rameses III beer distribution noted
The Encyclopaedia Britannica cites Rameses III distributing about 500 gallons of beer to his subjects during his reign. Catholic archbishop of New York comments on the ancient practice as part of a broader discussion.
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Rameses III
B.C
Encyclopaedia
Briannica
Expanded anti poverty bill aims to raise youth training and job corps
The proposed measure would create a youth job corps for ages 16 to 21 with conservation camps or training centers, fund part time work for college students and those pursuing secondary or vocational education, and authorize 315 million dollars to support community level anti poverty programs including employment, housing and education for low income families. It also envisions adult education, aid for small farmers and migrant workers, and a volunteer corps paid 50 dollars a month.
Baltimore Livestock Market Weekly Summary
USDA report shows cattle receipts 1,075 this week vs 1,396 last week and 1,512 year ago. Slaughter steers and heifers up about 50 cents. cows and bulls steady to higher. feeder cattle steadier. Hogs receipts 2,500. barrows and gilts 25 cents higher, sows steady. various weight ranges priced.
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Baltimore
USDA
Virginia Weather Outlook With Humid Skies
Variable cloudiness and warm, humid conditions expected through the weekend. Highs in the mid to upper 80s today and Saturday, with lows around 68 to 72 tonight. The 5 day forecast calls for near normal temperatures and scattered thundershowers.
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Middle Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Plateau
Rockies
Middle
North Atlantic
Central Plains
Great Lakes
World Government Debate Draws Local Audience at Hotel
Retired Naval officer Duane Thorin spoke on war and peace to 61 residents at the George Washington Hotel. Mayor Claude B. Smalts, Jr. introduced him, praising his education and combat experience as a former prisoner of war in Korea. Thorin warned against moving toward world government, naming groups advocating the goal and detailing policies tied to international super government. He cited documentary sources and answered questions for nearly an hour.
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Duane Thorin
George Washington Hotel
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Thorin
Rainfall figures for the year and monthly averages
Rainfall totals show none in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today. July rainfall to date is 2.75 inches, 1964 year-to-date 10.46 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 51 years lists January 2.38, February 2.13, March 3.08, April 3.18, May 3.77, June 8.88, July 3.88, August 3.61, September 2.67, October 2.99 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioe
Length of US college of pharmacy program
The course at an accredited U S college of pharmacy lasts three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Pharmacy
United States
Palm Beach Mayor Welcomes Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom
Florida mayor Claude D. Reese writes to Festival president James R. Wilkins praising his meeting with Miss Caroline Blake Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom and inviting her to Palm Beach The note notes Palm Beach has hosted eight Miss Apple Blossoms in vacations and mentions Miss Blake and her mother Mrs Ronald Blake of Waterford as guests The former won her title and the vacation award at the Festival on May 1.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Claude D. Reese
James R. Wilkins
Caroline Blake
Reese
Blake
Ronald Blake
Waterford
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Kathleen Nash
W. W. Shelton
Jones Funeral Home
Henry G. Starkey
Jones Funeral Home Inc
Wembed —the Order of the
D & H Oldsmobile. Inc
Commercial Street
Winchester, Virginia
U.S. Weather Bureau
Forcce
Tokyo
Japan
Central Meteorological Agency
Kurile Islands
Hokkaido
Augustine, Fla
St. Augustine
James Brock
T ‘Monson Motor
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Sel
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