American archaeologist held over relic smuggling in Cairo
Charles A Muses, 38, of Indian Hills Colorado, arrested at Cairo airport after customs accused him of exporting antiquities. Police found four jar covers and unregistered relics plus unreported $4000. The case hinges on criminal intent versus ignorance of Egypt’s export law. Conviction could bring 2 to 3 years in prison.
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Cairo
Charles A Muses
Ing
Colo
U.S
Larry Roeder
Moses
Egypt
Roeder
Muses
Falcon Wing Press
Indian Hills
Dashour
Ameni Amu
Christ
Printed Pattern 4669 Fashion for Half Size Figures
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4669 offering sizes 1442 1649 1845 and more. Contains yardage details for dress and jacket, plus mailing instructions and price. Firms up shipping 50 cents with 5 cents extra for first class. Addressed to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York NY.
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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 will be represented by 14 4 H Girls at the State Short Course June 2029 at V P I. Chaperoned by Mrs. Richard Goode the participants 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 are also on the dairy judging team Fisher is winner of the talent contest and will try out for state talent night and join the choral group Other delegates include Betty Hammock Carol Owings Janet Lacy Charlotte Schuller Nancy Carper Barbara Kerns Sheryl Hulver Joyce Whitacre Stella Lee Bell and Joan Lord from various 4 H clubs They will take part in world neighbors 4 H activities leadership folk games singing and club planning programs and other 4 H related events.
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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
Janet Lacy
Hi-View
Charlotte Schuller
Green Clover
Nancy Carper
Round Hill Club
Barbara Kerns
Sheryl Hulver
Joyce Whitacre
Stella Lee Bell
Joan Lord
James Wood
Fire truck fund drive opens with siren alarm
Berryville residents are urged to donate for a new fire truck at 7 p.m. starting from the John H. Enders fire hall. The campaign, aided by Clarke County Lions Club members, seeks $20,000 while reporting $3,700 raised so far. The drive also asks for cakes and pies for the yard party on July 17 at the Community Building.
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John H. Enders
Clarke County Lions Club
Boyce
Berryville
Josephine
Vacation Bible School Graduation at Mt Olive Church
Graduation exercises for Vacation Bible School of Mt Olive and Mt Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Churches will be held tomorrow at 7 p m at Mt Olive Church Hayfield. The program is open to the public. Pastor Lowell Tressier leads Mt Olive.
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Vacation Bible School of
Mt. Olive
Mt. Pleasant
Idaho Power Renounces Tax Writeoff in Federal Hells Canyon Row
Idaho Power Co renounced fast tax write off certificates for its Oxbow and Brownlee private dam projects amid a Senate dispute over a federal Hells Canyon dam. Critics say the move undercuts opposition to federal plans while supporters argue the private developments would yield similar benefits and power, with estimates placing the private build at 133 million dollars versus a proposed federal project costing near 500 million.
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Washington
Hells Canyon
Senate
Idaho Power Co
Snake River
Idaho-Oregon
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Morse
D-Ore
Neuberger
Idaho Power
Federal Power Commission
Office of Defense Mobilization
American News to Dropp Magazine and Book Division
American News Co. will sell its magazine and paper bound book division within a short time, says president Henry Garfinkle in a stockholders letter. The firm will keep other operations including distribution of hard bound books and stationery and three subsidiaries Union News Co American Match Co and American Library Inc.
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New York
New Furniture Store to Open Here Tomorrow
A new furniture store named Patton's Furniture Sales will open in Winchester tomorrow. Harold and Raymond Patton, owners of Patton's Moving and Storage, operate the business at a two story brick building at 423 N Cameron St. The opening will be marked by a special sale continuing from [missing end].
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Winchester
Patton's Furniture Sales
Harold and
Raymond Patton
Patton's Moving and Storage
N. Cameron St
Dissolution of Partnership and Solo Operation by John H. Lillis
Notice states the partnership between John H. Lillis and Jack W. Lillis under John H. Lillis and Son was dissolved by mutual consent on June 12, 1957. John H. Lillis will continue the business alone, settling debts and receiving all money due to the partnership.
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John H. Lillis
Jack W. Lillis
Modern furniture sale opens with two floors of showroom space
The store announces a sale running from tomorrow through June 29 featuring living room dining room and bedroom furniture as well as bedding and utility cabinets. Modern furniture is emphasized and a two person staff will manage showrooms on both floors across 3 600 square feet of space. A guest should say goodbye and express appreciation when leaving a luncheon party. this is the advised hostess etiquette.
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McLean
Middleburg
Leesburg
Shepherdstown
Vacation Bible School
Loveoun Chester
Morrow
W. B. Snider Sons
Cameron St
Calorica
Poser
Garbagee
Tures
Compas Homes and Industry
Keath
S. Loudoun St
Patton's Moving & Storage
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