Wallace Succumbs At Baker Hospital
Lawrence W. Wallace 57 of 19 E Leicester Street died yesterday at 6 10 AM at Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg after two weeks ill health He served in World War I with the 42nd Infantry Division and worked 33 years as a traveling representative for Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co He was born in Chase City October 22 295 and was the widow of Bessie Williams He leaves Lawrence Wallace Jr of Winchester a brother B A Wallace of Chase City and two sisters Maude Greer of Chase City and Jennie Baughan of Midlothian Va Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Omps Funeral Home with interment at Winchester National Cemetery and Masonic rites at the graveside Local Masonic Lodge members will pallbearer.
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Lawrence W. Wallace
E. Leicester St
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
42Nd
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co
Chase City
Windon
Walter Wineton Vieliace
Methodist Church
Masanrie Lodge AP
AM No. 21
Winchester
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bessie Williams
Rom Lawrence Wallace, Jr
B. A Wallace
Mra Maude Greer
Chase Cory
Jennie Baughan
Midlothian
Ompa Puneral
Winchester National Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Omps
How r Your LQ Answers From Page 4 Quiz
Answers listed include a young Ewan Elba Lindbergh at Jamestown United States Golf Association horse opera New Orleans and aboard the ship Mayflower nine War Between the States and a soldier diving into his foxhole.
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Young Ewan
Elba
Lindbergh
Jamestown, Va
United States Golf Association
New Orleans
Frederick County real estate sale notices July 1968
July 5 and 12 1968 auction notices list estates of Cary Neville Anderson Laura V Ashley Newton W Borden Eugene L Nuckols Lewis E Barrett Clara Harrett and Flournoy L Largent Jr. with auctioneer Chas Duvall in Winchester and surrounding areas including front of Frederick County Court House Highland Ave Bufflick Rd and Rt 277.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Neville Anderson
Frederick County Court House
East Germain &J
Winchester
Chas. Duvall
W. F. Artrip
Bufflick Rd
Buddie Artrip
Laura V Ashley
Highland Ave
Newton W. Borden
Eugene L. Nuckols
Rt. 277
Stephens City
Lewis E Barrett
Clara Harrett
Qreen Spring
White Hall
Duvall
Laura V. Ashley
Chasevall
EB. Edwards
Duvalis
Flournoy L. Largent, Jr
Navyon Buffiick Rd
Ed Brooks Barber Dies In Hospital
Ed Brooks a long time barber and owner of a shop on West Pall Mall died at Memorial Hospital on Saturday at 1 PM after a brief illness. A Frederick County native, he moved to the city early, known as Ed to friends and as a go getter in business. Survived by daughter Octavia, two sons Oliver and Clifford, two sisters Ada Allen and Fannie Clark, five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Monday at 2 PM from Cartwright Funeral Home with Rev Julius Carroll and Rev Chester Comer officiating. Burial at Orrick Cemetery. Viewing Sunday 2 PM until service.
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Memorial Hospital
Ceater
Prederick County
George Kremer
W. Pall Mail &T Arid We
Toudiness
Leath
Jeane
Misa Octavia Broox
Itis Oliver
Clifford Brooks
Ada Allen
Fannie Clark
Baltimore
Cartwright Funeral Home
Julius Carroll
Chester Comer
Orrick
Cartwright Home
Baldridge Attends Jaycee War Memorial Fund Meeting
Tom W. Baldridge M G M Pictures official and Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival director attended the Dallas Jaycee War Memorial Fund board meeting at the Adolphus Hotel. As J C C member he led a drive that raised over a quarter of a million dollars for the fund. The Tulsa War Memorial building serves as J C C HQ and organizers hope to reach half a million.
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Tom W. Baldridge
Middle Atlantic States
M-G-M Pictures
Adolphua Hotel
Dallas
Texas
Jaycee War Memorial Fund
Baldridge
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pund
Tulsa
Oklo
International and National Junior Chamber of Commerce
UMW Demands Halt to Slaughter After Mine Disasters
The United Mine Workers urge Congress to intervene following nine mining disaster deaths over two days, calling for an end to what they term an inexcusable slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
Washington
United Mine Workers
State Dept Denies Acheson Apology for Bomb Plan Talks
A State Department spokesman denies that Secretary Acheson apologized to Britain for the United States failing to inform them of plans to bomb North Korean power plants.
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Washington
State Department
State Acheson
U. S
Heat wave grips towns with sun scorched stores and fans
Railroads and offices cut staff hours in Norfolk as heat and sun intensify. Newport News and Danville report high temperatures with stores selling hundreds of fans at high prices. Bluefield wires lemonade at 90 degrees, while officials seek better thermometers and air conditioned city claims.
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Norfolk
Newport
Cal Yard
Richmond
Bluefield
Chamber of Commerce
Danville
Pow Barbour
U. S. Weather Bureau
Barbour
Byrd and Miller Continue Campaign Appeals Tonight
Sen Harry F Byrd and Fran cis Pickens Miller press campaign appeals for the Democratic senatorial nomination. Byrd rallies in Chesterfield Court House Central Virginia while Miller winds up a three day swing through Southwest Virginia. They trade charges over mudslinging and voting records in a heated exchange amid state wide campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harry F Byrd
Francis Pickens Miller
Byrd
Speer
al Royal
Northern Virgin N
Miller
Byrd Cage
Virginia
Paople
Sen. Byrd
Richmond
W. Averell Harriman
WMRG
Bolling Lambeth
Harriman
Lambeth
Airliner Lands Safely After Collision Over Dallas
A large airliner and a small six passenger plane collided in midair near Dallas Save Field. The airliner landed safely after the crash, while the small plane crashed in a street. One person aboard the small plane, Basil Brower, 20, of Denton, Texas, died.
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Dallas
Aféiy
Basil
Paul Winfield Brower
Denton
Tex
Mac
Grapevine
Ireland Installed Jaycee President
Jack Ireland was installed as president of the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce to succeed Russell Newcome at the annual Jaycee Ladies Night dinner meeting at York Inn. Officers named included first vice president Alec, second vice president Eve, John Knight secretary, Robert Bosstermar treasurer, and Marvin Hutchinson state director. Donald A. Young delivered a speech on new year resolutions and government practice while noting the Supreme Court ruling on steel mill seizures.
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Jack Ireland
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Russell Newcome
Fnual Jaycee
York Inn
Alec
John Knight
Robert Bosstermar
Marvin Hutchinson
Donald A. Young
Mr. Young
Truman
Young
Supreme Court
Jayceeette
Robert Berry
Ed Molden
Woodrow Moore
Ferman Perry
Cecil Herbaugh
Howard Melton
Gavin Binner
Tom Maldridge
Dallas
Texas
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ralph D. Shockey
Robert ®. Barbour
Lester P. Binghas
Ike's Stock Seen Rising in Virginia
Virginia delegates at the Republican gathering show signs of shifting toward Dwight D. Eisenhower. Robert H. Woods, former GOP chair, says Eisenhower could win about 10 to 12 votes on the first Chicago ballot, with Taft claiming about 12 and others undecided.
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Charlottesville
Robert A. Taft
Virginia
Eisenhower
Announ
Ike
Robert H. Woods
Che
Woods
Walter Hogman
Norfolk
Iire
Hoffman
Chicago
Taft
Associated Press
Brooklyn Wins Miss Universe Contest Amid Broad World Field
Brooklyn’s Jackie Loughery, 21, crowned Miss United States and now Miss Universe runner received a seven year movie contract a $3000 car and lavish gifts. Judges used an extra ballot to break a tie with Jeanne Thompson from Baton Rouge as the world’s Loveliest Girl. Loughery a New York model TV dancer and actress stands five feet four inches and weighs 108 pounds with measurements 44-21-34.
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Song Beach
Calif
Brooklyn
Jackie Toaughery
Jeanne Thompson
Baton Rouge
Misa Loughery
New York
House Approves 1.2 Billion for Air Bases Worldwide
The House approved 1.2 billion dollars in special appropriations for American air bases at home and abroad, with 868 million in administration requests for base construction. It also allocated 6.275 billion for next year’s foreign aid budget, while signaling further cuts to the mutual security program and the President’s foreign aid request.
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Jashington
House
Appropriations Committee
Truman
Rep. Taber
Police Summoned To Kentucky Prison Riots
In Iryville Kentucky state police were called to Kentucky's maximum security prison to quell inmate attempts to break out. Three riots in three days left inmates restricted to cells as Warden Jess Buchanan feared other escapes. Dr W E Watson state director of correction reinforced the detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erryville
Kentucky
State Director of Correction
South End and Rouss Fire Units Win Gold Cups
South End Fire Company won two gold cups and Rouss Fire Company earned a third at the Northern Virginia Volunteer Firemen's Association two day convention in Culpeper. The South End Drum and Bugle Corps took first while the South End Ladies Auxiliary was second for best appearing auxiliaries. The Rouss team won first among best appearing nonmember companies.
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South End
Rouss
South End Fire Company
Rouss Fire Company
Winchester
Northern Virginia Volunteer Firemen's Association
Culpep
South End Drum and Bugle Corps
South End Ladies Auxiliary
Ingrid Bergman to Visit U S with Daughter in Six Week Trip
Ingrid Bergman plans a late July to early August visit to the United States to spend six weeks with her daughter Pia, 13, amid a custody dispute with Pia’s father. Bergman’s attorney Greg Bautzer said she telephoned him from Rome and did not confirm whether Roberto Rossellini or the couple’s other children would accompany her. Bergman previously sought court permission for Pia to visit her in Rome.
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Los Angeles
Ingrid An
United Sates
Pia
Miss Bergman
Gregson Bautzer
Rome
Bautner
Misa Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Peter Lindstrom
Police Free 80 Assemblymen From Mob Siege in Korea
Police liberated 80 Korean national assemblymen held inside a meeting hall for 84 hours by a 600 strong demonstrator mob. Home Minister Lee Bum Suk ordered action after urging restraint as exits were blocked and protestors demanded the assembly bow to President Syngman Rhee or dissolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Syngman Rhee
Lee Bum Suk
Rhee
Seven Air Force Men Die When Plane Hits Peak
Seven airmen were killed when their twin engined C47 crashed into Bliss Mountain near Pasadena California. The aircraft departed Norton Air Force Base San Bernardino bound for Van Nuys and disappeared Wednesday night before the wreckage was located. Forest rangers found the site after Warrant Officer Frank Anderson spotted the shattered wreckage from his plane. The impact tore through huge trees and scattered debris for half a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Air Force
Bliss
Norton Air Force Base
San Bernadino
van Nuys
Forest Rangers
Frank Anderson
Senate rejects housing expense tax exemption for Congress
A proposal to grant Congressmen tax exemptions on their living expenses in Washington faced a decisive Senate vote against the plan and returns to the House with a firm no. The rejection highlights ongoing tensions over congressional perks and tax policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Washington DC flag derived from Washington family arms
The District of Columbia has a flag adopted October 15 1938. It features a white field crossed by two red horizontal bars and three red stars on the top stripe. It is flown in Washington alongside the United States flag.
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District of Columbia
George Washington
Washington
United States
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