Miss Janette Dickson 52 teacher dies at Memorial Hospital
Miss Janette M Dickson 52 died yesterday at Memorial Hospital Wilmington Delaware she taught at Wesley Junior College Dover and previously at Port Washington High School New York Hershey Junior College Hershey Pennsylvania and Avalon High School near Pittsburgh born Neville Island graduated Hood College 1929 earned a master’s degree from the University of Michigan funeral at Copeland Home Corapolis with donations asked to Waldemar Cancer Laboratory Port Washington New York Also obituary notes a separate funeral for an individual in Falls Church near Winchester with services at Jones Funeral Home and burial in Macedonia Cemetery.
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Janette M. Dickson
Sisee
Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Wesley Junior College
Dover
Copeland At
Corapolis
Waldemar Cancer Laboratory
Port Washington
N.Y
Keckley Service Set in Coventee Friday at 1 30 PM
Obituary notice for Keckley of Coventee states funeral at Jones Funeral Home Friday at 1 30 PM led by Reverends Charles Hught and S J Goode. Pallbearers include William Carpenter Dewey Carpenter Jr Richard Hard Carl W Strosnidar Charles M Carroll and Richard W Renner with burial at Mt Hebron.
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Coventee
Jones Funeral Home
Charles Hught
S. J. Goode
William Carpenter
Dewey Carpenter, Jr
Richard
Carl W. Strosnidar
Charles M. Carroll
Richard W. Renner
Mt. Hebron
Rickey Meadows Dies. Winchester Native Remembered
The obituary notes the death of Rickey Meadows 7 a Winchester born child of Mrs George Jenkins. The brief notice records his origin and parentage with minimal detail.
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Rickey Alien Meadows
Winchester
George Jenkins
Houston Council Seeks Largest World City by Area
Houston City Council voted to make Houston the largest city in the world by area, targeting about 1,560 square miles after annexation. Mayor Cutter questioned the idea while citing growth potential, noting Houston’s population around 932,680 and metropolitan total near 1.23 million. Los Angeles remains the largest U.S. city by area at 455 square miles.
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Houston
Tex
Lewis Cutter
Cutter
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Ike May Yet Fly Abroad Again Before Six Month Mark
The White House signaled no firm plans but left open a possible overseas trip in the remaining six months. Hagerty declined to rule out another flight, noting discussion only occurred "at this time." Nigeria’s independence prospects and Africa diplomacy were cited as potential trip motivators.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Gecidential
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Africa
Nigeria
Sahara
Eleven Die In Liverpool Department Store Fire
Firemen and police search the smoking ruins of a five story Liverpool department store where at least 11 people were killed and about 400 customers and 300 employees were inside. An engineer died while helping five girls to safety as smoke flooded the building.
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Liverpool
England
Wei
Eichmann Crisis Over Return to Argentina Sparks UN Debate
At the United Nations, Premier Ben-Gurion rejects Eichmann's return to Buenos Aires while Israel claims the arrest was illegal. Golda Meir argues the removal was adequate reparations and questions whether Eichmann should be punished or left at large. Argentina insists its sovereignty was violated and cautions against undermining international law.
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Buenos Aires
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Plomat
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Buenos Ares
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sir Pierson Dixon
Britain
Lodge
Brunk Outlines Apple Growers Reform Package
Professor Brunk calls for market control through bargaining associations, marketing orders, and centralized agencies to raise prices and stabilize supply. He urges permissive state and federal leg islation, grower controlled clearing houses, and new product development to boost demand and lower costs.
Fragmentary note on justice and traditional relations
A clipped OCR fragment references justice and traditional friendly relations in a U.S. amendment context. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, names, dates, or specific actions to describe.
Outlook for fruit crops by Paul Nicholson at Apple Institute
Paul Nicholson of the Fruit and Vegetable Branch notes citrus volumes will ease until new crops arrive this fall and winter. He lists expected changes across peaches, pears, prunes, plums, nectarines, cherries, grapes, strawberries, melons, bananas, and overall citrus, with canned citrus juice likely higher due to a large Florida-packed crop.
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Paul Nicholson
Fruit and Vegetable
Department of Agriculture
California
Ecuador
Florida
Signing of Japan U S security pact relayed with no dates
MacArthur and Fujiyama exchange three documents including the security treaty in a swift ceremony at FujiYama's residence. Kishi misses the signing. Ikeda seen as potential successor as Japan expects a general election in the fall amid Socialist doubts about overturning Conservative control.
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U.S
Japan
White House
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Foreign Ministry
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Michiko Kamba
MacArthur
Fujiyama
Olson Discusses Heavy Sotch on Hand
Mr. Olson describes a heavy sotch on hand, noting its impact and outlining initial concerns. The remark underscores a pending issue requiring further assessment and possible action.
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Apple industry reform talk opens conference in New York
The afternoon session began at 1 45 with Prof Max E Brunk of the University outlining a plan to cure what he called a sick apple industry. Carroll R Miller discussed apple marketing and research. A report on the 1960 Center was agriculture for New York State. A board of directors meeting is planned for the afternoon with officer elections and budgets for 1960 61. Cullen Johnson will address the banquet at 7 p m tomorrow.
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Max E. Brunk
University
Cullen Johnson
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Weather snapshot for Virginia with scattered clouds
Virginia forecast shows today with a cool to warm spread in the 60s to 70s and scattered showers. Tomorrow turns partly cloudy and warm with scattered thunderstorms, highs from the coast in the 90s to the mountains in the 80s. Sunset and sunrise times noted for Winchester with phases of the moon.
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Sescenenes
Teddy
Winchester
Rainfall Averages and June Update for 47-Year Span
Rainfall data show June current month percentage decline and year to date figures. Historical record lists average annual rainfall 36.85 inches over 47 years with monthly averages ranging from 2.02 inches in February to 3.92 inches in August.
Law Bars Ball From Post as Singleton Named
Governor J Lindsay Almond Jr named William H Singleton of Alexandria to the State Water Control Board replacing Donald E Ball who cannot serve due to a state law provision. Singleton's four year term ends June 30 1964 and he will also succeed Moore on the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission.
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Donald E. Ball
Falls Church
E. Blackburn Moore
State Water Control Board
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
William H. Singleton
Alexandria
Almond
Ball
Water Board
Singleton
Moore
General Assembly
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Ararat Harvard Doctor of Dental Surgery Reference
Fragmentary OCR text lists Ararat, Harvard, Doctor of Dental Surgery, typewriter, Martha Washington, watery fluid, War of 1812, age three, clergyman. Limited context but indicates names and historic terms.
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Ararat
Harvard
Martha Washington
Clergyman
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