Deaths and Funerals Charles Ward died at West Hudson Hospital
Charles C Ward a driver for Super Service of 408 N Kent St died early this morning at West Hudson Hospital in Kearney after being stricken with a heart attack while on layover from a trip to South Kearny New Jersey Funeral arrangements are incomplete Survived by his wife Georgia Yost a daughter Barbara Leed Lambert a grandchild a brother Walter Perry a half brother Harry Fetzer and a sister Lean Harper A funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Woodrow Church near Paw Paw with burial in Woodrow Cemetery The body rests at Parks Johnson Funeral Residence Paw Paw
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Charles C. Ward
N. Kent St
West Hudson Hospital
Kearney
Wr. Ward
South Keary
N. J
West Hudson
Tion
Georgia Yost
Barbara Leed Lambert
Levels
W. Va
Walter Perry
California
Harry Fetzer
Paw Paw
Lean Harper
Harmon
Woodrow Church
Martin
Woodrow Cemetery
Parks Johnson
Clarence E. Perry obituary amid Cumberland notes
Clarence E. Perry, age 52, dies after recreating surfing in Cumberland, Maryland on January 1, 1910. He was the son of Bailey Fetzer of Paw Paw, West Virginia, and the late Charl ed Edward Perry. He was a Methodist Church member and served for six...
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Edward Perry
Cumberland
Bailey Fetzer
Paw
W. Va
Charl Edward Perry
Methodist Church
Clara M Kline Rites Planned at Jones Funeral Home
Mrs Clara M Kline is announced to be laid to rest Thursday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete details.
Funeral service for Mrs. Clara M. Kline in Marlboro
Funeral for Mrs. Clara M. Kline of Marlboro will be led by Rev. William C. Rhoad and Rev. Harry M. Crim Thursday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Burial will follow in Mount Hebron Pallbearers include Carroll B Hawkins Cecil H Kump Brown V Kingree Thomas L Dicks Richard D Terault and Clarence N Orndorff
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Clara M. Kline
Marlboro
William C. Rhoad
Harry M. Crim
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Carroll B. Hawkins
Cecil H. Kump
Brown V. Kingree
Thomas L. Dicks
Richard D .Terault
Clarence N. Orndorff
Martinsburg Man Cecil L. Jackson Dies in Maryland
Cecil L. Jackson 73 of Martinsburg West Virginia died yesterday at Southern Maryland Medical Center in Clinton Maryland after several weeks as a patient. He worked 33 years in Berkely County maintenance and was custodian of Winchester Avenue School for five years. An active Odd Fellows member and former Grand Representative he attended Trinity Methodist Church. Surviving are two daughters Norma Snyder and Mrs Jack Cogswell a son Charles Jackson a sister and a brother. Funeral services were held Friday at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with IOOF burial at Rosedale Cemetery.
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Cecil Lewis Jackson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Southern Maryland Medical Center
Clinton
DeHaven
Frederick County
Charles F
Ida DeHaven Jackson
Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Woodland
Tuscarora
Horeb
Jackson
Trinity Methodist Church
Cordelia Lewis
Norma Snyder
Jack Cogswell
Rome
N.Y
Charles Jackson
Frederick
P. L. Lacount
Herman Jackson
Brown Funeral Home
J. Raymond Wood
Ioof Lodge
Rosedale Cemetery
Chamber urges whole community backing for industrial growth
The chamber leader said the area has been busy interviewing prospects but stressed that convincing the entire community is essential before steering new industry here. He cited a North Carolina town that funds its industrial development with nearly $20,000 yearly, far more than the local committee’s $200.
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Tee
North Carolina
Loring
Three State Prison Camp Escapees Surrender Back in Custody
Three escapees from State prison camp No. 26 at Haymarket surrendered and were returned to custody. Carlton M. Heflin, 29, of Culpeper identified himself at Warrenton motor line. Shirley Joe Montgomery, 20, of Radford and Leon Wayne Miller, 30, of Harrisonburg turned themselves in at WEER radio.
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Warrenton
Haymarket
Carlton M. Heflin
Culpeper
Barney Harris
Warrenton Motorine
Shirley Joe Montgomery
Radford
Leon Wayne Miller
Harrisonburg
WEER
Violence Flare Reaches Bus Terminal in Albany March
State trooper Claude Hill was struck by a rock and injured as crowds of Negroes and a white marcher clashed with police. Officers dispersed hundreds who had begun a church led march toward downtown Albany, with several jailed for parading without a permit. King blamed onlookers for the violence while federal action to desegregate facilities moved forward. The day saw injunctions and court battles over protests and civil rights demonstrations.
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Claude Hill
Tifton
Laurie Pritchett
King
Marvin Rich
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
W. H. Holloway
Albany
Elbert P. Tuttle
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
J. Robert Elliott
Tuttle
Elliott
True. Hans Brinker, or The Silver Skates
The list includes True as a decision, Hans Brinker as a title, and Smell as a sensory cue. Franklin D. Roosevelt is named, with South Dakota as an associated location. The statements touch on a burning deck, New York City, a personal remark to a spouse, and mercy killing.
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True
Hans Brinker
New York City
Ambitious Drive Spurs Industrial Growth push
A speaker highlighted strong competition in attracting new industries noting 16 000 industrial development corporations and committees nationwide. The meeting last night was led by E R Huntsberry Jr president of the host group.
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United States
E. R. Huntsberry, Jr
Mysterious Mr X Surrenders In $1.3 Million Stock Theft Case
Alan Jack Pomeranz 33 walked into Dist Atty Frank Hogan's New York office and surrendered on criminally receiving stolen property charges. Authorities tie him to the Bache & Co. $1.37 million stock theft, with co-defendant Edward Schoenberger held on $25 000 bail. The case centers on inside man Gordon Tallman and the liquidated blue chip certificates linked to the Wall Street brokerage theft.
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New York
Alan Jack Pomeranz
Bache & Co
Frank
Hogan
Pomeranz
Mr. X
U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Wall Street
Edward Schoenberger
Bobby Edwards
Gordon A. Tallman
Sete
Office
Tallman
Eds
Cceania
Schoenberger
U.S
Hogan’s
Dodge
Pan Am and Its Flight Engineers Settle Dispute
Pan American World Airways and its flight engineers settled their labor dispute on terms urged by Labor Secretary Goldberg. The deal includes binding arbitration of economic issues and engineers gaining priority for the third jet crew position as crews shrink from four to three. No direct ties to Eastern Air Lines strike.
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Washington
Pan American World Airways
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Association
Transport Workers Union
Pan American
Northeast Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Labor Department
Miami
New York
Rotten Apple Turns Sour for Two in Court
In Columbus Ohio a worker Lewis Poole nineteen threw a rotten apple at a coworker. It splattered on patrolman Richard Hoover's motorcycle. Hoover punched Poole after the incident. Both face Municipal Court appearances. Poole charged with assault disorderly conduct and throwing articles at moving vehicles. Poole filed assault and battery against Hoover.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lewis Poole
Poole
Richard Hoover
Hoover
Kennedy names Reuter to U S Food for Peace post
President Kennedy appoints Richard W. Reuter from CARE as director of the U S Food for Peace Program. He succeeds George McGovern who resigns to run for the Senate seat in South Dakota. Reuter, 44, from New York, has led CARE since 1946 and serves as vice chairman of the American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service.
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Washington
Kennedy
Richard W. Reuter
CARE
U.S
Reuter
American Council of Voluntary Agencies For Foreign Service
Health Impact of Smoking Air Pollution to Be Studied
Surgeon General Luther L. Terry announced a broad study on health effects from smoking and air pollution. A 12 member committee will lead the research, starting mid September, with an initial six month phase to define hazards and plan second phase actions. Participating groups include the American Cancer Society, AMA, American Heart Association, Tobacco Institute, FDA, FTC, and others.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
Terry
American Cancer Society
American College of Chest Surgeons
American Heart Association
American Medical Association
the Tobacco Institute, Inc
Food and Drug Administration
National Tuberculosis Association
Federal Trade
Local Estate and Auction Listings in Winchester Area
A July and August sales directory lists multiple auctions across Frederick and Winchester regions. Items include house contents at 324 Kern St Winchester with Charles R. Duvall as auctioneer, plus Duvall and Orndorff & Cole sales of furniture appliances dairy cattle farm equipment and real estate. Events span July 25 to Aug 25 with details on locations times and participating auctioneers.
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Thomas C. Adams
Kern St
Winchester
Charles R. Duvall
Denny’s Commission
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
James R. Carroll
Berryville
Kenneth Athey
Burns
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
Goldie M. Armstrong
E. Germain St. Winchester
William Larue
Wilson Transfer
George G. Snarr, JR
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County Real Estate
Joseph B. Newlin
Frederick County
Gainesboro
W.F
Buddy) Artrip
Virginia Weather Forecast Today to Monday Outlook
Clearing tonight with a low around 55 to 62. Thursday expects fair skies and little temperature change. Five day trend from Thursday through Monday shows near normal to three degrees below normal, with showers ending tonight and minimal rain Thursday through Monday.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages for the year and month
Rainfall during the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m today minus .02 July rainfall to date 5 35 1962 rainfall to date 27 21 Average rainfall over the past 49 years by month Jan 2 42 Feb 2 11 March 2 98 April 3 17 May 3 81 June 3 83 July 3 87 Aug 3 90 Sept 2 67 Oct 3 22 Nov 2 28 Dec 2 40
Fire in Brooklyn hospital maternity ward halts operations
A fire on the fifth floor of St. Mary's Hospital in Brooklyn prompted two alarms and evacuation from the maternity ward. Within about 15 minutes the blaze was reported under control with no injuries known, though initial damage remained undetermined.
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New York
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Ancient China Used Bamboo Pipes to Move Gas
Historical note claims Chinese engineers transported natural gas via bamboo pipes as early as 4000 B C. The statement highlights early gas utility practices and technological ingenuity in ancient China.
Weather Elsewhere Brief by The Associated Press
A concise summarize of weather conditions from around the world as reported by The Associated Press. Includes temperature ranges, precipitation, and notable regional forecasts.
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THE
Associated Press
High Altitude Nuclear Test Delayed Again over Johnston Island
Honolulu AP reports the United States postponed the second high altitude nuclear test over Johnston Island for 24 more hours as clouds hindered blast preparations. Officials had postponed Monday’s shot ten times before rescheduling. clouds at 2,000 feet foiled the attempt.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Joint Task Force 8
Governor Comments on Public Safety and Civil Defense
The governor discusses work by convicts on road projects, guard unit cuts in Congress, and local civil defense awareness. He cites Albemarle County school integration policies and notes the need for public siren education, while stressing precautions against escapes and citizen protection.
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Albemarle
Albemarle County
National Guard
Congress
Pentagon
Richmond
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RAL Services
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
Rvice Sured
Brumback
N. Cameron
Kline Service
Cecil L. Jackson
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Smell
Franklin D. Roosevelt
South Dakota
Pany
FBI
Pan Am
Rotten Apple
W. Boscawen St
U.S. Food For Peace
Office of Science and Technology
Surgeon General
Tempe
Atlanta
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Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Saar
Memphis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Bain’ $E
S &H
Glaize
N. Cameron St
Shade Equipment CO
Crider & Shockey
Glenroy W. Duckworth
Clara O. Duckworth
Circuit Court
Cross Junction
Whitacre
Buddy) Artrip JR
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