Deaths and Funerals J. V. Bauserman Woodstock Attorney Dies
Woodstock native J M Bauserman 55 a College of William and Mary and University of Virginia Law School graduate dies. He captained football at multiple schools served as Virginia coach assistant, was William and Mary Board of Visitors vestryman Emmanuel Church Woodstock Woodstock Country Club member and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Survived by widow Eliza Sheetz Bauserman two children John M and Winifred. Service at 2 pm at Emmanuel Church with Pendleton officiating. Massanutten burial in Woodstock Shenandoah County Circuit Court holds special services beginning at 1 15 pm with body to follow.
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Joe 55
Woodstock
College of William and
University of Vire School of Law
Bau
Social Franity
Joseph Morgan Userman
Mary “van ‘Horn Userman
Iving
Eliza Sheetz Bauserman
John M. Bauserman
Wood
Winifred Bauserman
Ema Oe Ee
Pendleton
Massanutten
Shenandoah County
Dr S M Bittinger 69 of Mountain NC dies after long illness
Dr S M Bittinger 69 of Mountain North Carolina dies after a long illness in an Asheville hospital. A native of Huttonsville West Virginia he was educated at Greenbrier Military School Sidney College and earned a masters from George Washington University in 1918. A funeral service was held in Black Mountain with burial at an unspecified location. Survived by sister Miss Mary C Bittinger of Winchester.
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Samuel Moffett Bittinger
Mountain
N.C
Asheville
Huttonsville
W. Va
Greenbrier Military School
Sidney College
George Washington University
Western State
North Carolina
Black Mountain
Mary C. Bittinger
Winchester
James J Pappas 73 longtime Winchester restaurateur dies
James J Pappas known as Jim or James 73 of 1106 Valley street yesterday died after a life in the Winchester restaurant trade He served in World War I and became a naturalized citizen He worked for the Winchester Lunch until his 1962 retirement He leaves three children Helen Seal Shirley Marie Campbell and Charles James Pappas eight grandchildren and was the final surviving member of his immediate family Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Father Jim Kalares officiating Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery
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James
Jim”. J.pappasy
Valley
Ter Memorial Ho
Greece
Charles
Helen Pappas
Pappas
Winchester
Winchester Lunch
Charles James Pappas
Bethlehem
Helen Seal
Shirley Marie Campbell
Jim Kalares
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs. John Wesley Ritenour
Funeral services were held for Mrs. John Wesley Ritenour of Route 1 Berryville conducted by Rev. J. Floyd Wine at Calvary Church of the Bank. Pallbearers included Ernest F. Smith Ora L. Foltz Richard L. Nesselrodt Burley C. Turner J. Roy Russell and Haran fF. Childs with interment at Maurertown Cemetery.
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John Wesley Ritenour
Route 1
Berryville
J. Floyd Wine
Calvary Church of the Bank
Ernest F. Smith
Ora L. Foltz
Richard L. Nesselrodt
Burley C. Turner
J. Roy Russell
Harano Ff. Childs
Maurertown Cemetery
Funeral service for Norman Ochs former Handley coach
A funeral service for Norman Ochs former athletic coach at Handley High School will be held tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Peninsula Funeral Home Chesnut Street Newport News Virginia He died of a heart attack in Dallas Texas last week and had lived in Newport News for several years
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Norman Ochs
Handley High School
Peninsula Funeral Home
Chesnut Street
25Th
26Th Sts
Newport News
Ochs
Dallas
Texas
County considers funding War Memorial and plans
County officials debated whether to fund salaries at the War Memorial Building and how to define the contribution. The board approved a $200 donation to Stonewall Jackson headquarters while seeking policy input from the county on recreation and civil defense. Planning commission fees and a county map project were discussed, with reappointment of Clyde Hershman and map display in the County Office Building. A Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone spokesman mentioned an old cable under study.
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Massie
Recreation Dept
War Memorial
Oner Tee Pongi
Stonewall Jackson
Charles E. Garber
Brumback
Jackson
Arters
Planning Commission
Grover Teets
Clyde Hershman
Rah Plso
Earl Sue
Cma Missioner of Revenue
Supervisors
Congressmen Tour D C Schools Sparks Shock at Conditions
Congressional visitors from Rep. John Dent to Rep. Edith Green toured Pierce Elementary and Hine Junior High School in Washington. They found dim basements, crowded classrooms, a hole in a ceiling, and shared wash basins, calling the conditions a blight on the nation's capital and unacceptable.
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Pierce
Hine
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Frederick A. Smith
Dent
Edith Green
Howard F. Bolden
Mrs. Green
R-N.y
Carlton, Sickles
D-Md
Unemployed Vet Kills Wife and Four Children in Manchester
An unemployed Air Force veteran, Joseph M. Simichak, 39, confessed at police HQ that his Japanese-born wife Nobuko, 38, and their four children were dead. Police found all victims in bed. each was struck with a hammer. Authorities label the case a murder inquiry with preliminary details and motives under investigation.
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Manchester
N.H
Air Force
Atty
William Maynard
Joseph M. Simichak
Maynard
Simichak
Nobuko
Patricia
Smaa
Katherine
Ore
Japan
Two Accused Kidnappers Unable To Raise Bond
Two brothers Irvin Clay Jr. 30 of Hurt and Leo Junior Clay 23 of Altavista were indicted for kidnapping Irene Nichols 23 on Feb 21 in Altavista. They could not post a $10,000 bond and await trial May 6 in Campbell court. Nichols escaped during a stop at a Martinsville area service station.
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Rustburg
Irvin Se Sa Clay Jr
Rt. 2
Hurt
Leo Junior Clay
Altavista
Campbell Irvin
Irene Nichols
Pistol Point
Martinsville
Mona Lisa Returns to France after U.S. Fame
The Mona Lisa arrived in Le Havre aboard the United States liner and was transported by truck to Paris after a tour of Washington and New York. An estimated 1 percent of a million people viewed the portrait during its two months in those cities.
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LE Havre
France
Washington, D.C
New York
United States
Paris
Washington
New Arab Union Moves Gently Toward Unity
Iraqi foreign minister Taleb Hussein Shabib proposed a three nation bloc with Iraq Syria and Egypt to form a joint military command and align political plans. Progress was described as slow and gradual with hopes for an Arab summit and possible expansion to Yemen and Algeria. Nasser showed cautious but warm interest while Syria offered no official comment amid pro unity demonstrations in Damascus.
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Abdel Nasser
Ira
Taleb Hussein Shabib
Nasser
Iraq
Syria
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Yemen
Algeria
Tor
Damascus
Cairole Oeror
March Auctions Featured in Local Sales Directory
A dense listing outlines upcoming auctions by Orndorff & Cole Ralph W Horst Headley s Auctions and others. Items include furniture farm machinery tractors trucks milk cows and cattle with dates from March 13 to March 22 across Pennsylvania West Virginia and Culpeper counties.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Ralph W. Horst
Chambersburg
Marion
Mer —Headley
Shawnee
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Culpeper Enterprises
Mervel W. Adams
Middletown
Edgar McDonald Farm
Chas. R. Duvall
Wed
Marshall
Pete) Burch
Brucetown
Pri
Spencer Dehaven
Rt. 11
Pikeside
W.va
Morrow, Lewis & Dunham
Pound Falls as BoE Steps In to Support Sterling
In London the British pound sagged amid a broad selling wave on European forex markets. The Bank of England acted to steady the currency by purchasing pounds with dollars from its reserves, aiming to prop up sterling amid the market rout.
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London
Europe
Brest
Bank of England
Budget totals rise for fiscal 1963 64 with no tax hike
The 1963 64 general revenue budget totals 149.8 million for operating needs up six million from the current year. Despite the increase no taxes were raised though expiring sales tax boosts and other levies were extended. The operating budget includes 92.5 million in total and 61.8 million for county school aid.
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Ee Ee
Potegiarrar Cell Vomg
Ion
Tornadoes sweep through Southeast with injuries and damage
Civil defense estimates in Cullman area damage at 250000 as tornadoes hit six Mississippi communities and move into Tennessee. Injured include Marilyn Brock, 14, and two of Mrs. Dunn's sons, Her man and Joe. Storms reported near Huntsville and in Starkville area with 50 homes damaged and further injuries in Beete.
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Civil Defense
Cullman
Beetee
Kelley
Alabama
Allison Named Publicity Head For Retailers
C. Evans Kline president of the Winchester Retail Merchants Association announced the appointment of William Allison to the newly created post of relations director. Allison will coordinate promotional programs research shopping data and work to enlarge the association while continuing his affiliation with Radio Station WINC.
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C. Evans Kline
Winchester Retail Merchants Association
William Allison
Mer
Allison
WINC
Rainfall Averages From 50 Years Include Varied Monthly Totals
Historical rainfall data shows average yearly totals over fifty years with monthly values. Figures listed include March 3.02 inches, April 3.16, May 3.83, June 3.96, July 3.2, December 2.40 inches, among others.
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Peor
Pilot reports no braking action on landing at airport
Captain Edward R Lebecker of McLean Virginia said his airliner had no braking action on touchdown from Washington DC. Passengers watched from a drizzle as responders moved them to the med unit for routine checks.
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Redille
Edward R. Lebecker
McLean
Washington, DC
Sweeney
Answers 1 to 10 from a mixed question set
The list provides answers for ten prompts: 1 Kentucky 2 Ten 3 Near 1 4 Manx 5 Black Thursday 6 Eighty or more years but less than 1 7 Bats horses bears 8 Mate Apne 9 ' s 10 Twelve.
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Kentucky
Manx
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Jim” Pappas
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