Obituary-- Rev Alan Burial Planned at Mt Hebron
The Rev Alan Burial will be in Mt Hebron Cemetery with active pallbearers James M McAboy Harry M McAboy Willie Good Ray Place Huyett Light and William Malone. Honorary pallbearers include Willie Moorehead Fred Abell Billy Thompson D K Russell Maurice Snapp Jacob Snapp and Redi Lunsford.
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Alan
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
James M. McAboy
Harry M. McAboy
Willie Good
Ray Place
Huyett Light
William Malone
Willie Moorehead
Fred Abell
Billy Thompson
D. K. Russell
Maurice Snapp
Jacob Snapp
Redi Lunsford
Funeral service for Fred Karl Schneider
Funeral service for Fred Karl Schneider of Gore was held at the local Baptist Church at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Morris. Burial followed at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Pallbearers named were Smithy Pugh C W Franks Leslie Lucas Delbert Whitacre Bryan Kern and David Link. He rested at Jones Funeral Home until 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Fred Karl Schneider
Gore
Re Baptist Church
Morris
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Smithy Pugh
C. W. Franks
Leslie Lucas
Delbert Whitacre
Bryan Kern
David Link
Schneider
Jones Funeral Home
Suspect in Maryland Mysteries Faces July Hearing
Federal officials plan a Memphis hearing on July 6 for a suspect linked to two killings, one in Maryland and another in Georgia, held on bail. A pistol of the same caliber was reportedly found at the suspect’s Hyattsville home, though not definitively the murder weapon. The case also notes a young Wright brothers fact about kite making.
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Thailand King and Queen Begin Five Day U.S. Visit
The American born King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit arrive at National Airport aboard the President’s plane for a five day state visit. President Eisenhower greets them, signaling U.S. support for Thailand as a SEATO ally and UN participant amid Asian tensions.
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Almond Sees Boost For Johnson at Governors Conference
Virginia Governor Almond says Lyndon Johnson receives a definite boost at the 52nd annual Governors Conference. Almond, Daniel of Texas and Ellington of Louisiana form a running liaison to push Johnson among Democratic governors during the meeting in Glacier National Park.
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New Student Demonstration Flops in Tokyo
In Tokyo a planned march by 30,000 Zenkaku students failed to appear, with only 200 demonstrating at the Parliament building. The subdued turnout followed the U.S. Japan security treaty taking effect and Premier Nobusuke Kishi’s pledge to resign.
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U.s.japan
Britain Ends Rock and Roll Era on TV
London AP reports Britain's two TV networks declare the rock n roll fad finished as the BBC suspends new programs Drumbeat and Dig This after poor audiences. The move marks a end to major state sponsored rock programming in Britain.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
Indictments Issued In Embezzlement and Out‑of‑State Property Charges
Wayne Edward Kirby faces two indictments and a capias for removing personal property valued over $50 from the state in March without the titleholder’s consent in deals tied to Winchester Furniture Co and Miller and Anderson. William J. Luker is charged with taking property out of state without consent to Ward, dating to February 26, as a grand jury issue. Others on the grand jury included Henry Long, Miss Willie L. Wood, Charles Togans, Carter Davis, Ruth R. Johnston and Raymond D. Saxe.
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Capias
Winchester Furniture Co
Miller and Anderson
William J. Luker
Ward
Pias
Imman
Henry Long
Willie L. Wood
Charles Togans
Carter Davis
Ruth R. Johnston
Raymond D. Saxe
Woman Hurt In White Post Traffic Crash
Two traffic crashes in White Post yesterday evening caused damages exceeding 255 dollars. Elizabeth Virginia Minor of Shenandoah was injured but in good condition at Warren Memorial Hospital. Minor drove a 1954 Nash in a collision with a 1954 Chevrolet dump truck driven by Bruce Lionel Butts of Stephenson. the Nash sustained right front damage and the dump truck $25 to the right rear. A separate 4:25 p.m. crash at Southwark and S Loudoun involved a 1951 Ford van driven by Warren Gray Kines Jr. stopping at a red light and a 1952 Chevrolet that struck the van. drivers named as Mary Strother Williams. Van damage $150, car $80.
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Elizabeth Virginia Minor
Rt. 1
Shenandoah
Nash
Rt. 340
White Post
L. P. Coverstone
Coverstone
Bruce Lionel Butts
Stephenson
Southwark
S. Loudoun Sts
L. M. Bauserman
Warren Gray Kines, Jr
Rt. 3
Mary Strother
Williams
Baker-Knight St
Congress Moves On Transit Loans And Media Bills
The Senate passed a 100 million dollar transit modernization loan bill and a broadcast time measure allowing volunteer facilities for major presidential campaigns. The House rejected government licensing for radio and TV and delayed payola and quiz show reform. Minimum wage prospects improved but further action on federal schools stalled.
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Rainfall Update and June Totals Report
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a.m. today shows none. June rainfall to date stands at 2.20 inches, with year to date 18.83 inches. Average monthly rainfall over the last 47 years is listed by month from January to December.
Weather Outlook for Virginia Mountains and Winchester
Cloudy tonight with a 60s low and possible rain in the mountains. Tomorrow, considerable cloudiness and warm with scattered showers likely. high around 86, low about 55 compared with year ago readings of 96 and 68. Sunset 7:43 p.m. Moon phase First Quarter. July 1.
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Eisenhower weighs future trips after strong foreign aid speech
President Eisenhower defends his foreign policy and urges steadfast action against Communist expansion. He says no further goodwill missions are planned this term but supports reciprocal visits to strengthen free world solidarity if new situations justify it. Senators Dirksen Wiley and Johnson react to his address.
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Illinois
Senate
Eisenhower
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Christian A. Herter
Pressure Mounts for NEA Stand on School Desegregation
At the NEA 98th convention in Los Angeles delegates debated a proposed resolution on integration. The text, virtually unchanged from 1954, urges a spirit of fair play and respect for law, but critics say it stops short of condemning segregated schools and 1954 Supreme Court decisions. Southerners urged leaving Southern schooling to local control while others pressed for a stronger stance and keeping public schools open in the South.
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National Education Assn
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Resolutions Committee
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Presbyterians Open Meeting in Virginia Synod
Presbyterians of the synod of Virginia begin their 173rd annual meeting at Massanetta Springs with about 500 ministers and laymen attending a three day session. The three day event will be presided by Rev. J. A. Albertson of Washington as moderator and Dr. W. G. Sullivan of Richmond is chosen as moderator-elect to take office next year.
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Presbyterians
Synod of Virginia
J. A. Albertson
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Synod
Albertson
W. G. Sullivan
Richmond
Not a Second I Would Hesitate to Make Another Effort
The fragment discusses a resolve to continue striving beyond shared goals, emphasizing commitment to additional effort. It highlights collective determination and readiness to extend work beyond current benchmarks. The text implies a leaderly stance encouraging perseverance and collaboration.
Sales Directory listings for Clarke and Frederick counties
A June 29 to July 9 sales directory lists real estate auctions and household goods sales across Clarke and Frederick counties. Auctions include estate real estate in Stephens City and Gainesboro District, a Young Men's class sale for Bethel Lutheran, and a Winchester ram show and sale, with details on bidders and auctioneers.
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James M. Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh Hotel
N. Main St
Harrisonburg
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
Ku € County School Board
Clarke County
Larkeounty Ourt
Berryville
Bethel Lutheran Church
H Ray Butler
Albin
Sheep Breeders’ Association
Laura A. Steele
Main &J
Stephens City
Bryan Brumback
Jos
A. Massie, Jr
Thos V. Monahan
Frederick County Court House
Gainesboro
Charles R. Duvall
Quiz Answers Show Varied School Debate Topics
Student responses reveal diverse topics from arithmetic to history. The set includes twenty four, false, decimal, the rib, and adoption of the Declaration as notable items.
Woman shot dead in back yard in Newport News
A 27 year old woman Dorothy Scott a Negro was shot to death last night while seated in her back yard in Newport News. A Martha Washington chair described as mahogany with a high flat back and upholstered seat is noted in the text.
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Newport News
Dorothy Scott
Martha Washington
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