American archaeologist held in Cairo over relic smuggling claim
Charles A Muses, 38, an American archaeologist from Indian Hills Colorado, was arrested at Cairo International Airport after customs accused him of attempting to export relics. Egyptian officials said jars’ covers and other items found in his bags required licenses, risking two to three years in prison. Police also found unregistered currency and unlicensed pistol in his home. He heads Falcon Wing Press and led an expedition that reportedly uncovered a pyramid base and the sarcophagus of King Ameni Amu from the 13th Dynasty.
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Charles A Muses
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U.S
Larry Roeder
Moses
Egypt
Roeder
Muses
Falcon Wing Press
Indian Hills
Dashour
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Christ
Fashion Pattern 4669 Offers Half Size Dress and Jacket
Printed pattern 4669 targets half sizes 1442 1649 1842 and more. Advertisement advises 45 yards 35 inch fabric for dress and 144 yards for jacket plus printed directions. Order via Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York with name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
14 County Girls Attend 4 H Short Course
Frederick County to be represented by 14 4 H Girls at the State Short Course at V P I in June 2029. Chaperoned by Mrs. Richard Goode the delegates include Patsy Wolfe Susan Stine Susan Bierer and Ellen Fisher. Wolfe will compete in the State Dairy Food Demonstration and is on the county dairy judging team. Stine and Bierer also belong to the dairy judging team. Fisher, winner of the talent contest, will try out for the state talent night and join the choral group. Other delegates from Middletown Hi View Green Clover Round Hill James Wood clubs include Betty Hammock Carol Owings Janet Lacy Charlotte Schuller Nancy Carper Barbara Kerns Sheryl Hulver Joyce Whitacre Stella Lee Bell and Joan Lord. The group will attend classes world neighbors 4 H activities leadership folk games singing and club work with aims to enhance 4 H programs.
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Frederick County
V.P.I
Richard Goode
Patsy Wolfe
Susan Stine
Susan Bierer
Ellen Fisher
Miss Wolfe
Miss Stine
Miss Bierer
Miss Fisher
Betty Hammock
Carol Owings
Middletown
Janet Lacy
Hi-View Club
Charlotte Schuller
Green Clover
Nancy Carper
Round Hill Club
Barbara Kerns
Sheryl Hulver
Joyce Whitacre
Stella Lee Bell
Joan Lord
James Wood
Siren Opens Berryville Fire Truck Fund Drive Tonight
Berryville residents are urged to donate for a new fire truck as the drive begins at 7 pm at the John H Enders fire hall with the siren. The effort aims to raise 20000 dollars. current contributions total 3700 with several areas not yet heard from. A yard party July 17 at the Community Building will feature cake walks rides and a supper. proceeds will support the fund.
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John H. Enders
Clarke County Lions Club
Boyce
Berryville
Josephine
Mt Olive Mt Pleasant VBS Graduation Tomorrow Evening
The Graduation exercises for Vacation Bible School of Mt Olive and Mt Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Churches will be held tomorrow at 7 o'clock at Mt Olive Church in Hayfield. The program is open to the public. Pastor Lowell Tressler leads Mt Olive.
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Idaho Power Renounces Tax Writeoff in Hells Canyon Row
Washington scene as Idaho Power disclaims fast tax writeoff certificates for Oxbow and Brownlee dams amid Senate fight over a federal Hells Canyon dam. Debates frame the implications for public power, costs, and broader defense tax policy.
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Office of Defense Mobilization
American News Plans Sale of Magazine and Book Division
American News Co. will sell its magazine and paper bound book division within a short time while keeping other operations. President Henry Garfinkle cited industry changes and publisher withdrawals reducing perodical volume as the reason to discontinue the division. The company will continue distributing hard bound books and stationery and operating three subsidiaries: Union News Co. American Match Co. and American Library Inc.
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American News Co
Henry Garfinkle
Garfinkle
New Furniture Store to Open In Winchester Tomorrow
A new business, Patton's Furniture Sales, will open in Winchester tomorrow. Harold and Raymond Patton, owners of Patton's Moving and Storage, run the store in a new two story brick building at 423 N Cameron St. The opening features a special sale running from its start.
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Patton’s Furniture Sales
Harold and
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Patton's Moving and Storage
N. Cameron St
Dissolution of Partnership Between Lillis and Lillis
Notice states the partnership John H. Lillis and Son dissolved by mutual consent on June 12 1957. Going forward John H. Lillis will operate the business alone and handle all debts and receipts.
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John H. Lillis
Jack W. Lillis
Modern Furniture Store Opens With Two Floors of Showrooms
A new furniture store will run from tomorrow through June 29 featuring living room dining room bedroom and kitchen pieces plus bedding and utility cabinets. Modern furniture is emphasized and a two person staff will manage the store with 3 600 square feet of floor space spread across two floors. A guest's proper departure remark is to say goodbye and that she enjoyed herself.
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