Emergency March Of Dimes Drive Set for Aug 16 31
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announces an emergency March of Dimes drive from August 16 to 31 to raise an additional 20 million dollars. Basil O Connor, foundation president, says the regular January drive raised 5 5 million but fell short of funds needed for activities. The extra money would evaluate Salk polio immunization trials and provide gamma globulin vaccine.
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NE York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Basil O'Connor
U” Foundation
O'Connor
Mrs. Purcell Buried Today
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Zeller Purcell 78 widow of Clarke H Purcell were held at her home 413 Braddock St this afternoon at 2 o clock.The Rev J B Dickwall officiated and interment followed in Mt Hebron cemetery Pallbearers were John Perry Nail John Jolliffee Trovellis Clark Hedge Roemers Carl Cather and Jerry Bennett
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Bertha Zeller Purcell
Clarke H. Purcell
Braddock St
June 29 to July 23 Estate Auction Listings in Front Royal and Berryville
Public sale notices list multiple estate auctions across Front Royal, Berryville, and Winchester. Items include furniture, household goods, farm machinery, shop tools, antiques, and real estate. Auctioneers include W. F. Artrip Jr., Chas. Duvall, E. T. Snider, and others.
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Eugene K. Davis
First St
Front Royal
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Harrison Maury
Clearbrook
Chas. Duvall
T.dee
George Roberts
Berryville
E. T. Snider
H. D. Robinson
Fred F Sturm Co
Winchester
Frank M. Hardy
N. Kent St
E.S.T
B. M. Roszer
Frederick County Court House
Stonewall Ave
Mummy Death In Virginia Apartment Ruled Natural
Virginia medical examiner says the partially mummified body of an elderly Black woman found in a Tazewell County apartment last week died of natural causes. The incident followed an eviction dispute that left Jerry Jackson fatally injured and two deputies disarmed. The Whites, Moses and Abbner, are jailed facing multiple charges. Abbner admitted firing a shot.
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Tazewell
Virginia
Tazewell County
Jerry Jackson
Jackson
White
Cake Auction At VFW Yard Party Tonight
A cake auction will be held at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 yard party this evening starting at 4 o clock on the south end of the Plaza. Philip Hollis will chair in Robert Dailey's absence, with helpers including Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Snapp, Harry Lake, Raymond Costanzo, commander, and Richard K. Eddy to aid the VFW building fund drive.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert Dailey
Philip Hollis
VFW ‘Building Fund
Franklin Snapp
Harry Lake
Raymond Costanzo
Richard K. Eddy
Mrs. Kathryn Hoar Dies in Maryland
Mrs Kathryn Foster Hoar wife of James A Hoar of Middletown died yesterday morning in Takoma Park Maryland where she was visiting The body is at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg Final arrangements are not yet complete
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Kathryn Foster Hoar
James A. Hoar
Middletown
Takoma Park
Stover Funeral Home
Strasburg
Tidal Wave Strikes North Shore Beach North of Montrose
The seiche raised water five feet at a Chicago area beach as a squall line moved over the lake. Sam Leone of the City Life Guard Service reported waters remained turbulent an hour after the surge. Fishermen worked the lakefront for perch and ciscoes as weather officials warned of unpredictable conditions.
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Sam Leone
City Life Guard Service
Montrose Harbor
Leone
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Rouss Majorettes Win Parade Prize in Waynesboro
The Rouss Majorettes led by the aerial truck Drum and Bugle Corps won first prize for best appearing group in the Waynesboro parade closing the 7th annual Northern Virginia Firemen's Association convention. The unit placed second for best appearing fire company with musical unit. Frederick Baker and Maynard Renner piloted the truck amid a 65-unit procession. Harrisonburg Hose Company 4 won the top prize for best appearing fire company with musical units.
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Rouss
Northern Virginia Firemen’s Association
Waynesboro
Frederick Baker
Maynard Renner
Harrisonburg Hose Company 4
Beavers Accepts GE Position In Pittsfield Plant
Roy L. Beaver of Stephens City has earned a BS Degree in electrical engineering from VPI on June 6 and accepted an engineering post with General Electric at its Pittsfield Massachusetts plant. He joins the advanced technical program and will take a leave in October to serve two years in the Army Signal Corps with a reserve commission as 2nd Lieutenant, stationed at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. While at VPI he participated in Tau Beta Pi Eta Kappa Nu Alpha Phi Omega DeMolay the Lutheran Student Association the Apple Club and the Cadet Corps.
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Roy L. Beaver
Stephens City
B. H. Beaver
V P. I
General Electric
Pittsfield
Mass
Naval Ordnance
Army Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Beavers
Tau Beta Pi
Eta Kappa
Alpha Phi Omega DeMolay
Lutheran Student Association
The
Apple Club
Corps of Cadets
Train Nurse Tended Injured While Waiting for Son
Train Fleig a trained nurse tended and comforted the injured until her son was found and unharmed. The Rocky Mountain Rocket headed east for Chicago with two sections from Denver and Colorado Springs joining in eastern Colorado.
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Fleig
Rocky Mountain
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Celo
Colorado
JCC Induction Honors and Leadership Remarks
JCC members gathered as outgoing President Everly thanked the group for cooperation during the year. Waters spoke on leadership opportunities for young men in the JCC and Everly presented past presidents. Five new members received pins, and Laurens Jones welcomed several new long-time members and guests including local civic leaders and police chief J. Thomas Boyd.
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JCC
Jack Ireland
Mr. Everly
Jaycee Ette
Perry
Waters
Everly
Jaycees
Lester P. Singhass
Roy Williams
Nelson Grim
Richard Rhodes
Jess Kiracore
Laurens Jones
Kiwanis Club
Jones
Rotary Club
Howard Holland
Holland
Exchange Club
Car’ Haines
Haines
J. Thomas Boyd
Lions C
WINC
Winchester Evening Star
Northern
Virenna
President Waters
Richard Via
William Anderson
Bigelow Thomson
John Reed
William Lewis
Winchester Troop Wins High Award at Scout Camporee
Winchester Troop 2 and 75 Scouts from Kerns town Stephens City Harper's Ferry Martinsburg and Winchester competed in water boiling knot tying first aid string burning compass reading fire building Morse code signaling and wood chopping. Stephens City Troop 6 won a Proficient Award with Martinsburg Troop 26 as runner up. Troop 2 led by Roy Sutton plus Scoutmasters and camp committee oversaw a successful two day event at the Winchester Lions Club Shelter ending at 3 pm today.
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Winchester
Winchester Lions Club
Kernstown
Stephens City
Harper's Ferry
Martinsburg
Henry L Bush
Edgar Ambrose
Ralph Rinard
C. M. Willis
Harper’s Ferry
Harold Bolts
Roy Sutton
Four Internes Arrive July 1 At Hospital Here
Four medical internes will arrive July 1 for one year's duty at Memorial Hospital. A extern e and an administrative resident also join. The group includes graduates from the Medical College of Virginia and Johns Hopkins, with assignments to Staunton Ca pon Bridge Towson and Mayo Foundation Clinic.
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Memorial Hospital
Homer FE. Alberti
Alton L. Powell, III
Donald H. McNeill, Jr
Richmond
Joseph A. Vance
Old Church
Medical College of Virginia
Charles C Richards
Towson
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Frances Ross
Johns Hopkins
Stanley Hurpine
Medical College of Virginia School of Hospital Administration
Catherine Cramn
Devarnette Sanatorium
Staunton
Leslie R. Miles, Jr
Capon Bridge
W. Va
James R. Powder
Harrison M. Langrell, Jr
Mayo Foundation Clinic
Kiwanis Club Fun Festival Closes Here Tonight
Kiwanis Club completes a week of fundraising at the Willow Lawn Lot closing festival. Members assist tonight for the scholarship fund that aids Handley seniors with yearly scholarships. This year the event hosted children from Winchester and Negro Day Nurseries and the William and Henry Evans Home.
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Kiwanis Club
Willow Lawn
Handley
Winchester
William and Henry Evans
Three Are Killed In Wild Shooting In Mississippi
In Clarksdale Mississippi sheriff A H Gotcher and two Black men were killed at dawn when Bennie Hale, a Negro man about 43, wounded a woman and shot a man before fleeing into a cotton warehouse. Hale was killed after officers stormed the building with tear gas. The wounded woman and one victim were unnamed. The outbreak’s origin remained unclear.
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Clarksdale
Miss
A. H. Gotcher
N. F. Black
Coahoma County
Bennie Hale
Hale
Gotcher
Perry R Unger Rites Tomorrow
Perry R Unger 55 of Unger Virginia died in Morgan County CW Va War Memorial Hospital from a heart attack. He was postmaster of Unger for 35 years, a merchant farmer and held multiple lodge and church positions. Services at Greenwood Methodist Church led by Dr J L Robertson and Rev C S Beckley with burial in the church cemetery.
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Perry R. Unger
Unger
Morgan County
CW. Va. War Memorial Hospital
Frances Shade Unger
Arthur C. Unger
Bedford Masonic Lodge
Greenwood Methodist Church
Unger Patriotic Order Sons of America
P. O. S. of A. Lodge
West Virginia
O. S. of A
Modern Woodmen of America
United American Mechanics
Virginia Dawson
A. C. Unger II
Thomas Perry Unger
E. C. Day
Richmond
Helsley Funeral Home
J. L. Robertson
Beckley
Church Cemetery
A. Lodge
Harry Luttrell
John Rothday
Estin Bonner
Roy Zecker
Leslie Clowser
I. P. Nesmith
Inter-American Panel Split on Guatemala Complaint
Rebels investigate the matter. The Inter-American Peace Committee of the OAS faced a Guatemalan complaint that failed to secure seven votes to agenda it. Four approved, five opposed, two abstained. The U S Senate then adopted a resolution warning international communism in the Americas, 69 to 1, seen as a modern Monroe Doctrine. The measure moves to the House for potential speedy approval.
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Inter- American Peace Committee
OAS
U. S. Senate
Americas
House of Representatives
U. S
Latin America
Fire Goddess of Volcanoes Pele at Kilauea
The name Pele identifies the fire goddess of volcanoes in Hawaiian lore. She is linked to Kilauea eruptions described as her jealous rage and volcanic actions.
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Pele
Kilauea
Hawaii
Russians Return U S Protest Over Forrestal Cartoon
Moscow rejected a U S protest note about a Krokodil cartoon mocking James Forrestal death and returned the note saying it was unworthy. The exchange followed a June 17 American note calling the image most shocking and in indecent taste as Forrestal, a Navy and Defense secretary, is depicted in a straitjacket death leap. Western sources note Krokodil’s tone mellowed this week with only two anti American cartoons.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Krokodil
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Navy
Defense
Roosevelt
Truman
United States
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
U.S.S.R
Sen. McCarthy
Kuykendall Named To State Board Of Law Examiners
Richmond J Sloan Kuykendall has been named to the State Board of Law Examiners for a five year term ending May 1 1959 Board Secretary Howard G Turner announced the board will hold its semi annual examinations Tuesday and Wednesday at Roanoke for Virginia license candidates
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Richmond
J. Sloan Kuykendall
State Board of Law Examiners
Howard G. Turner
Kuykendall
Turner
Roanoke
Virginia
Virginia Openly Grants Legislature Power to Abolish Schools
The article notes Virginia is the only Southern state to authorize its legislature to abolish public schools. It mentions discussion in Mississippi and Georgia about similar actions and contrasts regional trends in school systems and governance.
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South Carolina
Mississippi
Georgia
Warrenton raid uncovers suspected illegal medical setup at residence
Police describe a four upstairs room operating area with an obstetrical table and bloody instruments as officers arrested three men and five women after a raid on a Warrenton house. Physicians and workers faced bonds. victims ranged from 23 to 38, with several husbands and children cited.
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Physician’s Hospital
Warrenton
Grimes
Sheriff Hall
Tem
Fauquier County
French
Washington
Two Toddlers Fall From Third Story Window
In Birmingham Alabama two 18 month old girls Donna Renee Webb and Rickey Dianne Weldon fell from a third story window landing in a narrow gutter. Both escaped serious injuries though the incident left mothers Mrs Donald Webb and Mrs Charles Weldon shaken.
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Birmingham
Ala
Donna Renee Webb
Rickey Dianne Weldon
Donald Webb
Charles Weldon
Webb
Quiz Answers From Page 4 Revealed
Answers listed include Smithfield McClellan Interned White blood cells in the St. Lawrence River Forbidden Inventory and President Franklin D Roosevelt Herodotus Lisbon. The compilation covers ten items with final answer keys.
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St. Lawrence River
Franklin D. Roose
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