Obituary: James J Muia Donora 1946 7th grader dies
James J Muia 18 son of Mr and Mrs Muia of Donora Pa died after illness nine months He was born Jan 42 1946 in the city and was a Stonewall School seventh grade pupil He attended St Philip Neri Church He is survived by parents three brothers grandparents and is to be buried at Rienzo Funeral Home Donora and St Philip Neri Church with Father Louis Farinea presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J
Timothy Muia
Rose Muia
Robert L. Fout
Hayfield
Rienzo
Donora
St. Philip Neri
Donoro
Lousi Farinea
Mrs Louise Fuller Johns Dies in Washington
Mrs Louise Fuller Johns former resident of this city died at Embassy Rest Home Washington D C after a long illness She was daughter of the late Scott and Elizabeth Fuller Survivors include one daughter Mrs Wesley Jones of Puerto Rico one granddaughter Mrs J J Holdaway of Arlington three sisters Mrs William L Hollis Mrs Georgia F Gearing of this city and Mrs Matthew de Rouville of Albany NY Funeral service was today at 2 p m at M Rinaldi Funeral Home Burial was in Cedar Hill Cemetery Washington
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Louise Fuller Johns
Embassy Rest
Washington, D. C
Johns
Scott and
Elizabeth Grant Fuller
Wesley Jones
Puerto Rico
J. J. Holdaway
Arlington
William L. Hollis
Georgia F. Gearing
This City
Matthew de Rouville
Albany
New York
M. Rinaldi Funeral Home
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Washington
Answers From History Quiz Pack
I Q answers list includes John Rolfe 2.8 minutes latex milk President T Roosevelt rabbit lamp law choice Confederate States flag Red Grange all three Tennessee
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I. Q
John Rolfe
T. Roosevelt
Rabbit
Lamp
Law
Choice
Confederate States of America
Red Grange
Tennessee
Virginia Ports Authority Backs Railroad Merger
The Virginia Ports Authority supports a merger of Norfolk & Western and the Virginian railways. Shippers at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing favor the deal, citing improved service and lower freight rates. Port officials note potential gains for Hampton Roads and local rail lines.
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Associated Press Special Service
Washington
Virginia Ports Authority
Ex- Po
Norfolk & Western
Virginian Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles R. Seal
Norfolk
State Ports Authority
Board of Commissioners
Hampton Roads
Seal
J. S. Livesay Jr
Portsmouth
Livesay
Norfolk - Portsmouth Belt Line
N&w
Virginian
J. Sullivan
New York City
Allied Chemical Co
A. R. Matthews
Consolidation Coal Co
Pittsburgh
Grant Arnold
Philadelphia
E. J. Lavine & Co
Lynchburg
Former Eastman President William G. Stuber Dies
William G. Stuber 95 former president of Eastman Kodak Co. died Wednesday night in Rochester New York He led the company from 1925 to 1934 succeeding George Eastman and later served as chairman of the board and honorary chairman through 1957 Stuber was once considered the companys largest stockholder.
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Rochester
N.Y
William G. Stuber
Eastman Kodak Co
George Eastman
Senate Probers Set Date of New Hoffa Hearings
Senate rackets probers now expect to begin new hearings next Thursday on James R. Hoffa and Teamsters Union scandals. The inquiry, winding up after more than 20 years, accuses Hoffa of alliances with racketeers and gangsters. Committee counsel Robert F. Kennedy warns of new information but will not detail it. The hearings are slated to last a couple of weeks.
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Senate
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
The
Teamsters
Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Crash Kills 7 On Turnpike
Six people die on the Massachusetts Turnpike when a car crossed the median and was struck by another vehicle. Three others are critically injured including two children. The victims include Jerome Makara 57 and Cora 55 of Springfield and Monsanto Co. workers Wilbur Handfield 41 Richard Donaldson 28 Arthur Deveno 38 Martin Wilson 26.
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Jerome Makara
Springfield
Cora
Geraldine
Edward
Monsanto Chemical Co
Boston
Wilbur B. Handfield
Richard Donaldson
Arthur Deveno
Martin F. Wilson
John Pasterczyk
Chicopee Falls
Deveno
UAR Clears Freighter Nord Through Suez Canal
PORT SAID Egypt AP reports the 4500 ton Liberian registered freighter Nord detained 24 hours on suspicion of Israeli cargo was cleared to pass through the Suez Canal. Officials confirmed the Nord carried scrap iron loaded at Antwerp bound for Japan.
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Port Said
Egypt
Nord
Suez Canal
United Arab Republic
Antwerp
Japan
Local Market Prices and Grain Rates From Rockingham Area
Local markets list corrected grain and feed prices including Wheat No 2 yellow corn and corn meal with figures for retail and wholesale, covering 100 lb feed bags and 5 lb wheat substitutes. Regional references include Rockingham Augusta and.Butter wholesale butter priced at 35.
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Rockingham
Augusta
Poultry Market Report From Harrisonburg Address
Poultry and eggs market notes show fair to good demand for broilers and fryers with adequate supply. Listing includes heavy hens 420.0, light type hens, small type turkey fryers, and Grade A to C quality lines. Harrisonburg station appears in the paneled notices with grade details and sizing.
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Harrisonburg
J. Ees
Eslargeyea
Tickets on Sale For Thurmond Luncheon
Front Royal announces advance sales for a luncheon honoring Sen. Strom Thurmond on June 28 with his principal address at the dedication of the Warren Rifles Confederate Memorial Museum. The event includes a 2 p.m. service and a noon luncheon at the Virginia Gentleman Club, with tickets from Mrs. Blackwell Cary. The $35 000 museum, largely funded by memorials, honors Confederate soldiers from seven states and houses bronze plaques and biographical sketches.
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Front Royal
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Warren Rifles Confederate Memorial Museum
Virginia Gentleman Club
Blackwell Cary
Chester St
Ben
Laura Virginia Hale
U.D.C
Warren County
Miss Hale
Lee St
Navy notes forward gun replacement on patrol plane
Senators press for full facts after a Washington statement that the forward turret was partly replaced by detection gear. The Navy says the guns were for submarine strafing only and useless against fighters. Johnson calls for thorough inquiry into defenseless crew and insists on strong assurances for future safety amid reports planes and ships are kept operational with baling wire. Detroit dispatch cites eight percent of Navy planes grounded for lack of spare parts.
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Washington
U.S. Naval Headquarters
Japan
Navy
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Detroit Free Press
R. E. Dixon
Bureau of Aeronautics
Police End Roundup of Warren Mob
Front Royal police arrest a 26 year old Black man, John Gilbert Flynn, at 8 15 am in the Neg ro section after a mob attacked a white couple, Frederick Hiatt and Edith Johnson, Friday night. Five others, including three juveniles, were arrested yesterday on charges of forming a mob with malicious intent. The couple’s Ford and injuries are detailed, with grand jury and juvenile court dates set for July 6 and June 22 respectively.
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Front Royal
John Gilbert Flynn
Samuel W. Parker
John Williams
Blaine Tevalt
Charles A. Menefee
DeWitt D. Robinson
William Henry Mathews
L. W. Waters
Frederick Harold Hiatt
Hillsville
Edith Johnson
Waters
Rockland
Low Water Bridge
Whit
Hiatt
Marshall
Eisenhower seeks 168 million for atomic projects
President Eisenhower asks Congress for 168 million dollars for the Atomic Energy Commission. Funds would start a two mile long atom smasher at Stanford University, support civilian atomic power reactors, and finance the Euratom program for European atomic energy development.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Stanford University
June 20 Auction Listings from Winchester and Nearby Areas
Local sales directory lists multiple auctions for June 20 in Winchester and surrounding towns. Items include furniture household goods antiques livestock farm equipment and real estate with noted auctioneers Dennis T Cole W F Artrip Jr The Merryman Co L S Shiley and Charles R Duvall among others. Additional sales on June 27 include estate items at Middletown and Mt Falls.
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J. D. Patterson
Winchester
Lee Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Hamn
Paper Mill Road
Bobby Evans
L. M. Guthridge
A. P .Martin
Berryville Ave
W. F. Artrip, Jr
KE. S.T
Llangollen Farms
Upperville
Merryman Co
Sparks
Henry L. Tharp
Ridgeway
W. Va
Payne’s Chapel
Lewis & Horner
Shiley
Middletown
B. O. Brumback
J. L. Heishman
Mt. Falls
Charles R. Duvall
Harrison Will Argue for Test In State Courts
Virginia Attorney General Albertis Harrison said he will test state segregation laws in state court before federal action. He spoke at a pre-trial conference with U S District Judge Walter Hoffman and lawyers in a suit by three African Americans and Rev. William B. Abbott. Abbott asked to be removed as a plaintiff after filing.
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Norfolk
Albertis Harrison
Virginia
Harrison
U.S
Walter E. Hoffman
William B. Abbot
Oakdale Presbyterian Church
Abbott
Weather Summary Turbulent Rainfall Totals and Forecast
Fair and cool tonight with lows 50s to 40s. Friday features variable clouds and sunshine with no rainfall today. June rainfall to date 3.68 inches. 1959 total 14.75 inches. Average annual rainfall over 46 years 36.85 inches with monthly averages listed for each month.
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Mrs. Louise Johns
Jones Funeral Home Funeral Service Servico
Eastman
Singer
W. A. Orndorff
Millie B. Orndorff
Myra G. Broy
G. G. Broy
Court House
Frederick County
Reliance
Ed Henry
Lillard
W. A
Mary B. Steele
Charles BR. Duvall
Auburn
Mass
Massachusetts Turnpike
UAR
Thurmond
H. Douglas Ratchford
Elsie M. Ratchford
Circuit Court
Stephens City
Robert E. O'Neal
J. J. Pickeral
Warren
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the Golden
A. P. Martin
RCA
Philco
Auceigneer
Glaize & Bro
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Cameron St
Winchester F.H.A
J. L. Hershman
Mountain Falls
Oliver 66
Oliver
Oliver Horse
McComnick
Harry Heishman
Mountain View Methodist Church
W. V
D.S.T
Motorola
W.S.C.S. of Payne’s Chapel
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