Obituary of Mrs. Annie Belle Luttrell Clark
Mrs Annie Belle Luttrell Clark died this morning at 3 o clock at the home of her daughter Clark of Jones Spring Virginia She was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church in West Virginia and leaves several children including Leah Wilbon of Martinsburg Olivia Ryman of Route 1 Winchester and a sister Mrs May Steele of Kernstown A funeral service will be held Thursday at 2 pm at Chestnut Grove Methodist Church Siler Relatives meet at Brown s Funeral Home in Martinsburg at 1 pm prior to services Burial follows in Chestnut Grove Cemetery
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Annie Belle Luttrell Clark
Clark
In. W. Va
Evangelical United Ren Re Clark
Jones Spring
Eadesetn Ng Coyyt
May Steele
Kernstown
Stnut Grove Methodist Church
Siler
Brown
Martinsburg
Chestnut Grove
Funeral service for David H ord at Meade Memorial Church
A funeral service for David H ord of Route 1 Winchester will be held at 2 o clock in Meade Memorial Church at White Post, conducted by Rev W G Pendleton. Burial follows in the adjoining cemetery with pallbearers named Boyd Ham man Charles Rixie Dearmont Bill Carper Kenneth Ball Ernest Elsen and Harold Whitacre.
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David H Ord
Route 1
Winchester
Meade Memorial Church
White Post
W. G. Pendleton
Boyd Hamman
Charles Rixie Dearmont
Bill Carper
Kenneth Ball
Ernest Elsen
Harold Whitacre
Mrs Mason dies at 82 in Millwood services set
Mrs Daisy Thomas Mason 82 of Millwood died last night at her home. She was married to Lewis Mason and survived by five children including Thomas Mason and Lewis Mason Jr. plus three great grandchildren. Funeral held Friday at Guilfield Baptist Church Millwood with Rev Fielding Davenport. Burial in Love and Charity Cemetery. Body at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Daisy Thomas Mason
Millwood
Lewis Mason
Guilfield Baptist Church
Fielding Davenport
Love and Charity Cemetery
John H. Enders
Berryville
Salutatorian Sno Storm Named by Snowflake High
Snowflake Ariz AP reports 17 year old Sno Storm is this year’s salutatorian at Snowflake High School. The announcement highlights Storm as a standout student with strong academic and extracurricular record.
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Snowflake, Ariz
Snowflake High
Sno Storm
Newhouse Buys New Orleans Daily Titles for 37 Million
Samuel I Newhouse purchases control of New Orleans Times Picayune and States Item for 37 338 750 dollars, paying 248 925 of 280 000 outstanding shares The deal marks the largest cash newspaper sale to date and keeps local control with John F Tim s as president and publisher The sale spans the two papers with combined circulation over 352 000 and 302 524 for Sundays
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New Orleans
Samuel I. Newhouse
Rob
Newhouse
Times-Picayune Publishing Co
Inew York
New York
Morning Times-Picayune
States-Item
Times-Picayune
Newhouse Group
John F. Tims
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Newark
N.J
Star-Ledger
Birmingham
Ala
News
Huntsville
Times
Portland Oregonian
Portland Oregon Journal
Syracuse
N.Y
Post-Standard
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Staten Island
Advance
Jamaica
Long Island Press
Long Island City
Star Journal
Harrisburg
Patriot and News
Jersey City
Denver
Colo
Post
Springfield
Mass
Conde Naste
Vogue
Glamour
House Garden
Street
Smith
Mademoiselle
Paris
Adam
Warmest May on record since 1953 at Winchester Lab
May 1953-record warmth with average temperature 67.3 degrees, 4.1 above last year, and a high around 78.7. Rainfall totaled 3.62 inches, near the 3.81 inch 49-year average, with a detailed daily rainfall breakdown across multiple May dates.
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Winchester Red Laboratory
Dillon Sees Inflation Control Behind Stock Slump
Dillon argued the recent market decline stems from a realization inflation is under control, not underlying economic weakness. He noted 1961 saw inflated prices as investors expected inflation soon, while the economy has since picked up steam and a recovery remains likely despite market weakness. He highlighted administration plans to boost profits via tax credits for new equipment and liberalized depreciation.
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New York Stock Exchange
Dillon
Dilla
Unclear historical figure list prompts ambiguity
A reader presents a list including Bulls Boll Weevil Herbert Hoover Adam Smith Kittens Louisiana Akron House Committee to Investigate Un American Activities None and a note about John the Baptist not being a disciple and a Rifle. The items mix fauna names historical figures places and a government body.
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Boll Weevil
Herbert Hoover
Adam Smith
Louisiana
Akron
House Committee To
John the Baptist
Normal Upswing Due in Virginia Hog Prices
Prospects for Virginia hog prices should follow a normal seasonal rise over the next two to three weeks, with no spectacular increase expected. May slaughter rose 3 percent, June similar to last year, and pork in storage up 17 percent, near the five year average. Prices in Virginia auctions ranged from 16 to 17 dollars, with regional variations, and barley use in feed rises as Virginia oats acreage drops. Harvest of barley may begin next week pending rain.
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Virginia
Richmond
Baltimore
United States
Plane Lands On Foamed Runway Safely At Martinsburg
Veteran Weather Modification Corp pilot Robert Boxter of San Jose landed a modified P-51 Mustang on a foam covered Martinsburg Municipal Airport runway after a left wheel jammed. FAA and West Virginia Air National Guard assisted with foam spray and safety teams. The one wheel and wing tip scraped the runway. propeller and fuselage suffered damage.
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Weather Modification Corp
Martinsburg
West Virginia Air National Guard Unit
Federal Aviation Agency
Robert Boxter
San Jose
Calif
FAA
Air Guard
Algiers Terror Attacks Amid Rift in Secret Army
Bands of Moslems machine gunned French troops and civilians on the outskirts of Algiers. Three French soldiers and two civilians were wounded. Three Moslems and two Europeans were killed in other attacks as officials spoke of a rift between the secret army's military and political leaders and possible negotiations with Moslem authorities.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Winchester Weather Outlook With Rain and Warm Humidity
Forecast calls for rain mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight. Low temperatures near the 60s, Wednesday expected to be partly cloudy, quite warm and humid with more scattered afternoon thunder. This report includes past 24 hour rainfall and monthly totals for 1962.
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Winchester
Travel Guide Names Three Winchester Spots in Virginia
A national oil company travel guide lists three Winchester attractions: Stonewall Jackson's Headquarters, George Washington's Office, and General Sheridan's Headquarters. The 432 page guide from Socony Mobil Oil Co. covers the Mid Atlantic States with 84 pages on Virginia sights.
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National Oil and Ee Company
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Ind
Stonewall Jackson
George Washington
General Sheridan
Middle Atlantic
Virginia
Rescue Squad Records 114 Calls In Month
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad logged 114 calls in the just-ended month. Illness emergencies totaled 30, miscellaneous calls 21, and motor vehicle accidents 15. Home accidents reached eight, with one farm accident reported.
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Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Secret army leader in France loses treason appeal
In France, ex General Edmond Jouhaud, once the secret army’s No. 2 commander, failed to overturn a death sentence for treason. His only remaining hope was a presidential commute to life imprisonment, which seemed unlikely.
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France
Secret Army
No. 2
Edmond Jouhaud
Jouhaud
de Gaulle
Weather Elsewhere Weekly Roundup
A concise Associated Press summary reports weather developments across regions. It covers temperature trends precipitation events and notable anomalies. The briefing highlights regional patterns and upcoming forecasts for pragmatic planning.
Denny's Commission Auction and More in June Listings
A June sales directory lists auctions across West Virginia and Virginia. Items include furniture, appliances, real estate, and household goods. Auctions feature Orndorff Cole, Horner, Whitacre, Cole, Elliott Bros, Cocke John Anderson, Janney, Snarr Johnston Williams, and others. Locations span Winchester, Ridgeway, Gore, Front Royal, Purcellville, and Frederick County Court House. Dates run June 6 to June 16 with multiple start times.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Beulah McDonald
Ridgeway
W. Va
Harry Horner
Elsie Fultz
Gore
J. R. Whitacre
Katiec
Funkhouser
Villa Ave
Front Royal
Dennis T. Cole
Elliott Bros
W. D. Orndorff
Dudley D. Cocke
John F. Anderson
Frederick County Court House
Stonewall
A. M. Janney
Purcellville
Clifton Cooper
Ernest R. Bowlus
George G. Snarr, JR
W. A. Johnston
E. McC. Williams
the Highlands
Charles R. Duvall
Frederick County
Omer T. Webb
Mary V. Webb
Circuit Court of
Virginia
Doctor Castle Dies After Brief Illness
After a brief illness Dr. Castle died. He joined the University of California in 1936 following a distinguished career at Harvard University.
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Berkeley
Calif
William Ernest Castle
Castle
University of California
Harvard University
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New American Legion
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N. Cameron St
Gore, Va
E. L. Fultz
J. R. Wittacre
Brucetown
Stonewall Magisterial
J. M. Harris & Co., Inc
Roanore, VA
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