Infant Coy Shull Dies. Graveside Service Held
A craveside service was held at age Hill Cemetery in Stephens City for infant Coy Shull son of Richard Lewis and Margaret Campbell Shull of Stephens City who died Wednesday afternoon at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Joan Godfrey Crisman Sr 54 of Winchester Memorial Hospital died today. survivors include wife two sons and several daughters and grandchildren with funeral details to follow.
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Coy Shull
Richard Lewis
Margaret Campbell Shull
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Age Hill Cemetery
Joan Godfrey Crisman
Cameron Sr
Frederick County
Philip A
Mary C. Tevait Crisman
Emily Idaneche Sprint
Boyce
Crisman
John Kerr School
Market Street Methodist Church
John G. Crisman
Charles
Wly
Mildred D. Danley
Dorothy M. Huebner
Mixx
Mary EB. Crisman
Sybilla B. Doggett
Washington D. C
Jones Funeral Home
Millard Lewis
Allen B. Mond
Henry N. Lewis
Howard I., Patton, Sr
Oscar B. Harry
A. Harold Rowe
Fred I
Funeral Services for John Godfrey Crisman Sr Saturday
Funeral services are scheduled for John Godfrey Crisman Sr at 3 30 p m Saturday at Jones Funeral Home Inc. The notice names Jones Funeral Home as the arranging entity and gives the time for the ceremony.
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John Godfrey Crisman, Sr
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Richard DeHaven in Bunker Hill
Richard Frans DeHaven 17 died from injuries in an automobile crash Monday. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Bunker Hill Methodist Church with burial in Bunker Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named Earl Smith Carlton Swartz Jr Nathan Seavers William Trenary Donald Smallwood Everett Wiltshire. Body at Omps Funeral Home until noon tomorrow.
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Richard Frans DeHaven
Memorial Hospital
Bunker Hill Methodist Church
Bunker Hill
Earl Smith
Carlton Swartz, Jr
Nathan Seavers
William Trenary
Donald Smallwood
Everett Wiltshire
Omps Funeral
Senate Civil Rights Bill Faces Senate Vote After Debate
The Senate debated a civil rights bill for nearly nine hours before a vote on a point of order by Sen. Russell challenging Sen. Knowland. Vice President Nixon, presiding, sent the issue to a majority vote without ruling. Russell claimed the Congressional Reorganization Act of 1946 voided the rule Knowland cited.
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Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Knowland
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Senate
GOP Governors To Lunch With Ike on Thursday
President Eisenhower will host a luncheon at the White House for Republican governors attending the Governors Conference in Williamsburg Virginia next week. He plans to fly to Langley Air Force Base arriving at 4 pm EST and drive to Williamsburg for a 5 pm EST arrival, with a state dinner at 7:30 pm and an overnight stay at the Williamsburg Inn before returning to Langley and Washington on Tuesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Williamsburg
James G. Hagerty
Langley Air Force Base
Williamsburg Inn
Langley
Kerr Faces Humphrey in Senate Money Probe Showdown
Sen. Kerr D Oklahoma questions Treasury Secretary Humphrey in a marathon Finance Committee hearing on the money probe as Kerr accuses the opening day of shaping political use for GOP campaigns. Kerr says Humphrey retracts some errors and will try to contain fallout. Sen. Williams says Humphrey makes a good case.
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Washington
Kerr D-oklal
Kerr
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Sen. Williams R-Del
Finance Committee
Stanley Approves Salary Increases For Welfare Workers
Governor Stanley approved July 1 salary increases and higher board and lodging charges for about 1000 State Welfare Department employees. Some workers will receive about a 10 percent two step boost. net cost to the state is partly offset by higher charges. The department will need $135,000 from other sources next fiscal year.
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Richmond
Gov. Stanley
State Welfare Department
State Budget Office
Department of Welfare and Institutions
Neral
Welfare Department
UN cites violations of Korea armistice arms ban
The U.N. statement lists points accusing violators of reinforcing combat gear, introducing new weapon types, failing to report such introductions, and using ports not specified in the armistice. The U.N. says it still holds the same weapons as at the armistice signing.
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U.N
Korea
Weather Today Virginia Publishes Regional Forecast
The Virginia forecast calls for clear tonight with lows around 60s, a mostly fair Saturday with warmer, more humid conditions and a chance of interior showers. Extended outlook through June 26 shows temperatures 3 to 6 degrees above normal with isolated thundershowers and 0.1 to 0.4 inch precipitation totals.
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Virginia
Khrushchev Bulganin Plan Europe Tours This Summer
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin have a busy summer ahead with planned visits to European capitals including Prague. They will be in Moscow between trips to entertain Mao Tse-tung and King Zahir of Afghanistan.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Asia
Europe
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Red
China
Mao Tze-tung
Princess Margaret Wins Unscheduled Race at Ascot
Princess Margaret beats Queen Elizabeth in an informal early morning race at Ascot racing track beside Windsor Castle. The royal sisters led a house party past the stretch with Margaret finishing several lengths ahead of the Queen as the rest followed.
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London
Princess Margaret
Ascot Race Track
Elizabeth
Windsor Castle
Ascot
Elizabeth II
Margaret
Duke of Gloucester
Duchess of Gloucester
Duchess of Beaufort
Duke of Beaufort
Duchess of Norfolk
Lord Irvin
Kishi declares Japan will not turn Communist or neutral
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi told the National Press Club Japan would never become Communist or neutralist. He urged no recognition of Communist China, favoring trade with Beijing only through the United Nations while maintaining free world security. He spoke after talks with President Eisenhower and called for revising the U S Japan security pact and quick resolution of Okinawa and Ryukyu status. He also pressed for Soviet returns of the Kuriles Habomai Shikotan group.
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Washington
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
China
National Press Club
Kishi
United Nations
Eisenhower
White House
United States
U. S
Oki
Nawa
Ryukyu Islands
Okinawa
Soviet Union
South Kuriles
Habomai-Shikotan
Estate and Farm Auctions Notice in Littlestown and Bluemont
Auction listings show the Marian Stoner Huey estate sale in Littlestown Adams County listing 122 acres with J Arthur Boyd as auctioneer. Also Clarke County Bank sale near Bluemont Virginia features farm machinery livestock and antiques. Additional notices include Mrs Flutterer and Mrs Dutterer household goods and a July 6 real estate sale by W Edwards Trustee in Frederick County near Grimes.
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Marian Stoner Huey
Littlestown
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Stoner
J. Arthur Boyd
Bank of
Clarke County
Wiley Home
Bluemont
W. D. Orndorff
E. Moreland
W. Edwards
Frederick County Court House
Grimes
Charles R. Duvall
Liquor Store Profits Rise in First Quarter
Virginia state liquor stores earned net profit of 3.76 million in Q1, up 267 thousand from a year ago. Net sales reached 24.86 million, up 99 thousand, as 147 stores were operated and one new outlet opened, per audit by State Auditor J Gordon Bennett.
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Richmond
Virginia
J. Gordon Bennett
Hoopers deny rumors after eastern Long Island rescue
Rumors claim the Hoopers profited from their son's rescue and became snooty. Benjamin K. Hooper says they have not earned much money and are mainly worried about medical bills after a near tragedy. He earns 62 dollars weekly as a highway foreman.
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Long Island
Hoopers
Benjamin K. Hooper
After-Tax Wages Mentioned In Benny Hooper Rescue
The Hoopers reported a modest weekly after tax income of 43 dollars while the wife worked as a telephone operator. Benny Hooper was trapped for 24 feet and saved with constant care from Dr Kris and staff at Bayview Hospital.
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Benny
Hoopers
Manorville Fire Department
Eris
Hooper
Kris
Bayview Hospital
Brooklyn Caller Tries to Settle Bill by Check
A Brooklyn man phoned offering to send a check to settle a bill. The responder refused, stating the issue is one of principle rather than money.
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Brooklyn
How's Your LQ Answers Quiz Quick Reference
A concise list of quiz answers on page 4 includes New York for location Golf for sport David for person Greece for country Yes for confirmation Lava for molten rock China for nation Thirty five years for duration Yes for affirmation and Eavesdropper for one who listens without permission.
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New York
Golf
David
China
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Pabst
George Sanders
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Michons Wildlesale
Stephens City, Va
B&b
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Asame Accuraet
Bine
Dtand
Mervel
ADAMS
N. Cameron St
HFC
Ree Finance
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Hester
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Greece
Vogel-Ritt
Green Chemical CO
Sears
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