Ground breaking for Nazarene church chapel on Woodstock Lane
The Rev D B Radcliffe and Robert Fletcher turn the first spadeful of earth for a new chapel educational unit at the corner of Woodstock Lane and Maple Drive. Rhodes Brothers of Winchester to build a one story brick structure 32 by 66 feet with a 10 by 32 wing. The church now meets at 303 S Loudoun St.
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D. 8. Radcliffe
Robert Fletcher
Woodstock Lane
Maple
Church of the Nazarene
S. Loudoun St
Kennedy Signs Low in Spirits Areas Bill Into Law
President Kennedy signed a 394 million measure to aid areas with chronic unemployment by creating a federal loan and grant program to attract industries and retrain workers. The plan targets hard hit coal, railroad, and textile regions in states such as West Virginia and Pennsylvania with redevelopments managed by a new Area Redevelopments agency.
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Washington
Kennedy
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ae . Eisenhower
D-Il
Searchers find bodies of two missing girls in dunes
In Holland Michigan police and volunteers found the bodies of 12 year old Margaret Chambers and 11 year old Carol Gee in a sand dune area near their homes. A medical examiner was awaited as investigators noted empty cartridges and a shotgun shell found nearby. Rex Webbert a civilian first located Chambers and was joined by Sgt. Edward Lennon.
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Holland, Mich
Rex Webbert
Margaret Chambers
Edward Lennon
Grand Haven
Mich
Webbert
Carol Gee
William Chandler
Judge Carter Found Dead At Lumber Yard
Winchester Negro man Judge Carter was found dead this morning at Oates Lumber Yard after a visit and brief conversation with workers. Police reported no foul play. Dr. Warren S. Carter could not be reached for a report.
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Judge Carter
Winchester
Oates
Warren S. Carter
Disappearance Case Near Lake Michigan Park
A high school sophomore James Kerbs and two girls vanished after going to a wooded Lake Michigan park area to pick flowers. A warrant was issued for James Stephens. Stephens' bicycle was recovered near a Chesapeake & Ohio crossing six miles from home. The note found by Mildred Kerbs hinted at an accidental shooting and a possible escape to the Southwest.
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Lake Michigan
Bernard Gryson
Ostawa County
Stephens
Chesapeake & Ohio
Kenneth Kerb
James
Mildred
Tay Lim
Hodges Cites Global Help Need at Chamber Meeting
Secretary Hodges told 3,000 delegates that the U S must share new duties to aid developing nations. He urged a combined effort beyond government action to counter Soviet economic pressure and promote progress freedom and justice. The address followed cautions about business misconduct amid a price fixing scandal.
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Washington
U.S
Luther H. Hodges
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Hodges
Chamber
Arthur H. Motley
Motley
Parade Magazine
Motly
Saieas
U. S
Drake Returns to Broadway in Kean Adaptation
Alfred Drake returns to the musical stage for the first time since 1953 to star in Kean. George Forrest and Robert Wright, who wrote the Kismet score, will again provide music for Kean based on a Sartre play.
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New York
Alfred Drake
Tshombe May Be Transferred To Leopoldville
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe, arrested by the Congolese government, is expected to be transferred to Leopoldville and kept under house arrest as the central government pursues moves to end threats to nationwide stability. The conference urged Kasavubu to act to remove mercenaries and foreign advisers linked to Katanga.
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Coquilhatville
the Congo
Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Justin Bomboko
Tshombe
Eliabethville
Wom
Congo
Bomboko
Joseph Kasavubu
U. N
United Nations
Kasavubu
Bombo
Mies’tual
Jo- Mobutu
Gizenga
Snow blankets Clingmans Dome and Mount LeConte
An inch of snow covered Clingmans Dome and Mount LeConte in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park early Sunday, rangers reported.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Clingman’s Dome
Mount Leconte
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Snails Hitch Ride on Ibis Feathers to South America
Tiny Florida Everglades snails have expanded their range to South America by riding on the feathers of ibises. The discovery highlights unusual dispersal methods for aquatic mollusks and shows how migratory birds can transport species beyond their native habitats.
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Florida Everglades
South America
Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent Schedule May 1–6
The schedule lists weekly meetings across multiple communities. Activities include 4-H and HDC sessions at Hi-View, Middle Road, Stephens City, Gore, Gainesboro, Shawnee venues, with demonstrations on simple home repairs and preparation for June metal tooling topics.
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Frederick County
Hi-View
Middle Road
Alfred Snapp, Jr
Stephens City
Annie Carbaugh
M. Gore
Grace Parrish
Gainesboro
Shawnee
Lesson in English By W. L. Gordon
Words often misused and mispronounced are listed with examples. The piece urges expanding vocabulary daily and features today word belief with guidance on truthful representation of intent.
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W. L. Gordon
Jim
Frank Pro ductions Plans Broadway Musicals
New York firm Frank Productions. It has several Broadway works in progress including How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying by Cy Feurer and Ernest Martin and adaptations of Anastasia and Peg of My Heart.
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New York
Frank Loesser
Frank Productions, Inc
Cy Feurer
Ernest Martin
Anastasia
Actress June Allyson Undergoes Minor Throat Surgery
Beverly Hills California actress June Allyson is recuperating at home after a minor throat operation performed Thursday. She left St. John's Hospital Santa Monica on Saturday.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
June Allyson
St. John's Hospital
Santa Monica
Kansas City Theological Seminary to Move Next Year
The institution opened in 1959 now outgrows its quarters and plans to relocate to larger space next year beside the University of Kansas in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Tional Methodist Theologicalanginary
University of Kansas
Boost for repertory theater to unite New Yorks center
A move to create a See States repertory theater center in New Yorks Square Center for Producing Arts, directing Elia Kazan and Robert Whitehead, with foundation support and Broadway talent, aims to launch in 1963. The note also cites a rise in drug production value from 50 to 250 million dollars annually.
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See States
New Yorks On the Square Center
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Lewis Snapp
Edward Orndorff
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Drake
W. Boscawen St
Great Smoky Mountains
Paarl
Shoecenter
Cor
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Sts
Loessner
Seminary
Wror i
Miller’s
HDWE
Scotts
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
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