Bone fragment aids accident victim’s leg healing
A three inch bone fragment found 100 feet from a motorcycle truck crash scene helped 19 year old rold Walat recover from a serious left tibia injury. Identified as his bone fragment, it was cleaned and reinserted, and five days later doctors say his leg is mending well.
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Rold Walat
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Walat
W D Cameron Dies In Berryville
William Douglas Cameron died at his Berryville home after a long era as a local veterinarian. He led Berryville Masonic Lodge as master in his second term and held roles in the Berryville Chamber of Commerce and Enders Fire Company. Survived by widow Annetta, daughter from a prior marriage Robert Shenk, sister Rosa, and brother Harry of Tampa. Funeral arrangements deferred.
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William Douglas Cameron
Berryville
Wilkes-Barre
William D
Margaret C. Cameron
EUB Conference Deliberates Shenandoah Move to Winchester
A special session of the Virginia Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church meets in Martinsburg W V to consider committee recommendations on relocating Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music from Dayton. Winchester chamber pushes the move with local officials and business leaders likely to attend and address the gathering.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Shenandoah College & Conservatory of Music
Dayton
Carl Hiser
EUB
Winchester
Virginia Conference
Board of Trustees
Cell
St. Luke's Eub Church
R . Paul Grover
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
James R. Wilkins
Wilbur Feltner
Wayne Omps
Philip Gabler
M. B. Clowe, Jr
Harry Agganis Dies Red Sox First Baseman
Cambridge Mass Harry Agganis 25 Red Sox first baseman died today at Sancta Maria hospital after weeks of illness Doctors said death was due to a massive pulmonary embolism Agganis a Boston University star chose baseball for a pro career batting 315 this season before pneumonia sidelined him He was a Lynn Mass native and held BU football records leading in passing yardage in 1951 with 1402 and in 1949 with 15 touchdown passes
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Harry Agganis
Red Sox
Sancta Maria Hospital
Five hurt in two-vehicle crash on Kent Street
A West Virginia woman and a 14 month old were injured in a two car crash at N Kent Street and Fairfax Lane Winchester at 1 50 pm. Penny Ellis 14 months of Stephenson sustained a head bump and Agnes Savage of Oak Hill two fractured ribs and a bruise. The 1949 Dodge driven by Mrs Savage failed to stop at the intersection and was struck by a 1953 Pontiac convertible driven by Stewart Gillman Ellis of Stephenson. Pontiac damage $300 Dodge $200. Mrs Virginia Vanscoy of Baltimore Md suffered a back injury in a non collision near Moorefield. Numerous weekend accidents caused only property damage with several more minor crashes reported across the area.
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N. Kent St
Fairfax Lane
Winchester
Penny Ellis
Stephenson
Agnes Savage
Oak Hill
W. Va
Harry Shirley
Stewart Gillman Ellis
Shirley
Kent St
Virginia Vanscoy
Baltimore
Moorefield
Rt. 656
Greenwood
J. W. Witt
William J. Scroggins
W. Cork St
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Sandy Hollow Road
Taylor
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Morgantown
S. Braddock St
J. A. Claycomo
James L. Hoover
Rt. 3
Clarence H. Stonebraker
Hayfield
Gordon T. Whitham
Stonewall Ave
Buick
National Ave
Bernard Russell Boyd
Rt. 2
Berryville
Donald Franklin Williams
Lloyd Williams
Shop in Winchester The Valley's Busiest City
The Winchester shopping scene proclaims its status as the valley’s busiest city with bargains and a thriving retail footprint. Local shoppers seek value across multiple stores and districts.
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Winchester
Fatal Virginia Toll Hits 372 As Five Die This Weekend
Virginia's 1955 traffic death toll rose to 372 after five fatalities over the weekend. Victims include Christ Argyron and Thomas George in a near head on crash at U S 13 near Diamond Springs, a boy struck at a Norfolk crossing, a train collision witnessed by a boy on a bicycle, and a pedestrian hit on Route 650 near Dillwyn. Policemen and investigators reported the incidents across Southampton County and Buckingham County areas.
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Virginia
Christ Argyron
Thomas George
U. S. 13
Diamond Springs
Agryron
Dodd L. Floyd
Belvidere
N. C
Floyd
Edward Hobb
Route 2
Waverly
Joyner
Southampton County
William Edward Andrews
New Bern
South Norfolk
Harry Jamerson
Dillwyn
Buckingham County
How's Your IQ answers list from Page 4
The page provides ten answer lines to a quiz: 1 driver of a vehicle is a fly or public carriage. 2 Jacob and his family. 3 Troy. 4 False. 5 William Bligh. 6 None. 7 Vegetable. 8 Grand Union. 9 1906. 10 The Vatican City.
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Troy
False
William Bligh
Vegetable
Grand Union
The
Vatican City
German Shepherds Used by Dearborn Police in 1955
In 1955 Dearborn Michigan police bought four German Shepherd dogs for night foot patrols and park duty. Each trained dog patrols a beat with an officer and can search for and hold prowlers or burglars, enter buildings, detain suspects, and disarm a bandit. They are trained to ignore burning buildings.
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CE. A
Dearborn
Mich
Bomber and American Jet Collision During NATO Maneuvers
Six members of a British bomber crew died yesterday when their craft collided with an American jet fighter near here during NATO air maneuvers. The American pilot was only slightly injured after bailing out. No names were released.
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Rier
Germany
NATO
Here
Fourteen Miners Die in Ruhr Blast at Nordstorm Diggings
In Gelsenkirchen Germany fourteen coal miners were killed yesterday at Nordstorm diggings when a chamber collapsed after an underground air pressure explosion during dynamiting at 2 400 feet depth.
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Gelsenkirchen
Germany
Ruhr
Wich
Controversy Over Large Reserves and Segregation Policy
A plan proposes expanding the trained reserve from 700000 to 2900000 by 1960 to bypass a deadlock over federal assignment of reservists to segregated guard units. Mitchell argues the bill would create dual armies, an integrated federally run force and a segregated state administered force, concentrated in regions with many African Americans.
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Committee For Action
House
Powell
Mitchell
United States
Defense Department
Is June 14 Flag Day a legal holiday anywhere
The text states that Flag Day on June 14 is a legal holiday only in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Segni Secures Christian Democrats Backing for Italian Premiership
In Rome Antonio Segni a 64 year old farmer scholar and lett er center Christian Democrat received a pledge of fullest cooperation from his party to form a government. President Gronchi asked him to try for a cabinet by Thursday and secure Social Democrats Liberals and Republicans support.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrat
Christian Democrats
Giovanni Gronchi
Segni
Italy
Gray
Scelba
Byrd Urges Navy Officials to Explain Submarine Policy
Sen. Byrd D Va said he will request top naval officials testify on why the Navy continues conventional submarine development instead of rapid expansion of atomic powered undersea craft.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Navy
Auction Notices and Local Sales in Frederick County
June 29 sale at Nutmeg Gift Shop on U S Route 11 between Stephens City and Middletown features gifts toys appliances clothing furniture and housewares auctioneer Buddy Artrip. July 2 sale by Joseph B Newlin trustee fronts Frederick County Court House for a desirable small farm on Middle Road. July 9 sale at 11 a m by W E Edwards trustee fronts Frederick County Court House real estate 312 miles east of Winchester auctioneer E T Snider.
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Stephens City
Middletown
Buddy Artrip
Joseph B. Newlin
Frederick County Court House
Desirable
Middle Road
W. E. Edwards
Winchester
E.T. Snider
Tobacco Officials Challenge Smoking And Cancer Claims
Hoyt of New York argues no proof exists that smoking causes human lung cancer and that no specific cancer-causing tobacco substance has been found. He urges tobacco leaders to counter charges with solid facts and uphold presumed innocence in American justice.
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Hoyt
New York
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