Obituary for George William Cochran 87 White Post
George William Cochran 87 of White Post died last night in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by widow Washington Cochran. Funeral service Sunday at 2 p.m. Ebenezer Baptist Church White Post conducted by Rev James Bailey and Rev Newton Turner. Burial in Churchyard. Body at Enders Funeral Home. Also noted Martha Coch.
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George William Cochran
White Post
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Washington Cochran
Ebenezer Baptist Church
James Bailey
Newton Turner
Enders Funeral Home
Martha Coche
William J. Thornton 92 Former Farmer Dies at Home
William J. Thornton 92, a retired farmer of Loudoun Street, died at his home. He was the son of John William and Mary Clark Thornton, married to Julia E. Partlow in Washington at Shiloh Methodist Church near Flint Hill. He was a Woodmen of the World member for 42 years and survived by five children including Mrs. Maynard Renner and Charles W. Thornton.
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William Judson Thornton
Loudoun St
John William and
Mary Clark Thornton
Julia E. Partlow
Washington
Shiloh Methodist Church
Flint Hill
Woodmen of the World
Maynard Renner
Charles W
Funeral Services for William J Thornton Monday at 1 30
Funeral services are set for Fort Mr. William J Thornton Monday at 1 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home. The event will be held at Jones Funeral Home, Inc.
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William J. Thornton
Funeral services held at Jones Funeral Home
The funeral was conducted Monday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Graveside rites were conducted by the Woodmen of the World. Friends and relatives may call at the funeral home.
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Broadway Strike Ends as Actors Return to Stage in New Pact
Broadways settlement ends the lengthy walkout affecting about 800 actors and 4,000 backstage workers. The deal raises minimum weekly pay to 82.50 for new measures and adds pension funding from producers and ticket brokers. Open shows include A Majority of One, Toys in the Attic, Raisin in the Sun, and more across the New York stage scene.
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Apple crop outlook across states with pest notes
Agricultural bulletin reviews U S fruit crops by state noting expected yields for Indiana to California. Frosts hurt Washington Yakima crops but Wenatchee area may rebound. Idaho and Oregon see modest or 25 percent declines. California forewarned of reduced output from frost and bear, while pest pressures in Virginia and across apple regions include aphids plum curculio leaf rollers and codling moth with recommended insecticides and timing.
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No Injuries Reported In Plymouth Crash On Nat Ave
A 1954 Plymouth struck a parked 1955 Plymouth in front of 314 Nat Ave at 1 15 this morning. Driver Artie Ray Gabbart of Baltimore said he fell asleep while heading west on National Ave. Damages were estimated at 100 dollars and 150 dollars to the two cars. Officers Hill and Lindamood filed the report.
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Prince Philip Opens Anglo American Exhibition in New York
Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth host a four floor Coliseum display aimed at boosting British trade and tourism with the United States. The 39 year old duke described the project as a garden needing care and effort to avoid weeds and confusion. Eisenhower sent a supportive message as the exhibit highlights past, present and future Britain and marks a peak in Anglo American friendship.
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Numerous Northern Virginia and Maryland Auctions Across June
A sequence of farm equipment real estate and household goods sales are listed through June in Winchester Brucetown Star Tannery Sykesville and nearby areas. Items include farm machinery antiques real estate and registered Herefords with multiple auctioneers and commissioners named for each event.
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Marion, Pa
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Frederick County Court House
Winchester
Frederick County
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Millwood
W. D. Orndorff
George F. Hoover
Franklin St
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Star Tannery
B. O. Brumback
Radcliffe Farms
Sykesville
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Massie & Snarr
Brucetown
Charles R. Duvall
C. C. Cloe
Stanley A. Owens
Eulalie Walter
S. Stewart St
Virginia
Weather outlook for Virginia five day period
The interior will see 50s with mountains in the 40s. Saturday to be mostly sunny and pleasant. The five day forecast for Virginia from June 11 to June 15 calls for near normal temperatures, pleasant weekend and midweek conditions, with little or no rain.
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Virginia
Rainfall figures show June totals and 47 year averages
Rainfall data indicates June total not provided for 1960 with year to date 17.25 inches. A 47 year average annual rainfall is 36.85 inches, and monthly averages are listed from January through December with values ranging from 2.02 to 3.92 inches.
Demonstrations Fold Over Eisenhower Tokyo Visit
Japanese protesters led by Zengakuren plan actions at the Tokyo airport as President Eisenhower visits on June 19. Authorities expect police presence and possible clashes, but some Japanese fear violence would backfire and strengthen public support for restraint. A quoted U S message from Franklin D. Roosevelt underscores enduring ties between nations.
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Gakuren
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Zengakuren
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