Obituary Notice for George R Newcome of Clearbrook
George R Newcome 34 of Clearbrook died en route to Memorial Hospital after a heart attack following a heart condition. Born November 7 1923 in Clarke County he was the son of George and Ida Elliott Newcome and husband of Violet Peters married November 10 1945 in Hagerstown Maryland. He worked at the Clearbrook Woolen Mill and is survived by two sons, four sisters, and one brother. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev J B Peebles officiating. Interment Shenandoah Memorial Park. Pallbearers named. Friends may call at the Jones Funeral Home.
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George Raymond Newcome
Clearbrook
Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
George
Ida Elliott Newcome
Violet Peters
Hagerstown
Brucetown Methodist Church
Bennett W. Russell
Roy E. Pope
Waverly J. Hardesty
Carlton F. Dyke
George O. Travers
E. W. Shenk
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jones Funeral Home
Berryville Pike
Winchester
Westinghouse Electric Motor
Frederick County
Virginia
Parmers & Merchants National Bank
Henry Krossman
Frederick
Funeral service for Mary Virginia Shimp held in Berryville
Funeral services for Mary Virginia Shimp 77 who died Tuesday were held this morning at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Paul Reiter of Boyce Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Brucetown Cemetery with pallbearers D Hibbard C Diffenderfer James Diffenderfer Robert Scruggs Lynn Lanham and Rice Carper.
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Mary Virginia Shimp
John H. Enders
Berryville
Paul Reiter
Boyce Baptist Church
Brucetown
D. Hibbard
C. Diffenderfer
James Diffenderfer
Robert Scruggs
Lynn Lanham
Rice Carper
Indonesia Threatens UN Over Chinese Interference
Indonesia's Foreign Minister Subandrio warned of taking the issue to the United Nations if Nationalist China does not stop nationals from meddling in Indonesia's rebellion. Sukarno accused U S intervention and Subandrio met with Ambassador Jones, hinting at further actions if interference continues.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
United Nations
China
Subandrio
Sukarno
United States
U. S
Howard Jones
U. N
Sumatra
Formosa
Grandparents Under FBI Scrutiny In Child Custody Case
In Sebring Florida FBI agents questioned Michael Sickle's grandparents and great aunt about taking 5 year old Michael from Middlesex New Jersey. Middlesex police prepared kidnap warrants while the sheriff awaited them and noted custody issues from the parents divorce.
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Sebring
Fla
Middlesex
N.J
FBI
Highlands County
Michael Sickle
Edward Dodd
Miami
Michael
Dodd
Sue
Helen Adams
South Plainfield
Florida
Joe Keene
Michael Jr
Broward Coker
Dodds
Mrs Adams
Young Michael
Joyce Getty
Lodi
Calif
Coker
Roger
Argentina Bans All Imports
President Frondizi orders a total import ban to conserve foreign exchange as Argentina faces dwindling reserves. The move stalls vital fuel and materials, with potential partial lifting planned. Vice President Nixon discusses loan constraints and a planned Eximbank mission to Latin America during his inauguration visit. Nixon heads to Paraguay next.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Richard Nixon
South America
Nixon
U.S
Samuel C. Waugh
U.S. Export-Import Bank
Latin America
Paraguay
Cleanup crews finish massive morning purge on parade route
Eleven men worked from 5 a.m. clearing rubbish along both sides of the street. Robert Boyd led the operation as four large garbage trucks neared full by breakfast. Rain made paper stick to sidewalks, slowing the cleanup but not stopping progress toward Washington and Boscawen Streets by 8 30 a.m. A girl’s pocket book with photos of Gary Band members was recovered and returned to its owner.
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Robert Boyd
Boyd
Times
Mr. Boyd
Washington and
Boscawen Sts
Customs Inspect Luggage Of Jazz Singer On Paris Arrival
Ella Fitzgerald and 14 members of her Jazz at the Philharmonic troupe were searched by customs on arrival from Paris. Officials declined to reveal what was sought, but Fitzgerald joked about her girdle while the group faced thorough examinations before a concert tour.
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London
Ella Fitzgerald
Buster
Miss Fitzgerald
Jazz At the Philharmonic
Paris
French claim altitude record with Trident jet
Paris reports France topped a U S altitude mark with a French Trident jet reaching about 80 190 feet over Istres. The experimental craft flew more than 15 miles above the field as the U S record stood at 76 828 feet set April 16 by a Grumman F11F 1F from Edwards A F B California.
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Paris
U. S
Istres
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Unfair Election Charges Stir Seoul Political Row
Vice President Chang Myun accused Friday's National Assembly vote of foul play. Early results favored President Syngman Rhee's Liberal party with 104 seats against Democrats 61, Independents 23, and Unity 1 in the 233 seat chamber.
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Seoul
Korea
Chang Myun
National Assembly
Syneman Rhee
Chang
Democrats
Unity Party
Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom honors awarded at pageant
Recipients earned engraved Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom title, applewood trophies, and prizes including overnight hotel stays, TV Guide subscriptions, and theater passes. Second and third place winners also received silver trays, chaperone treats, and film passes for Washington venues.
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Raleigh Hotel
Washington
TV Guide
Television Magazine
Cinerama
Warner Theatre
Washington ,D. C
Loew
Clark
Applewood
Natural Bridge
James N. Hunter
TV Gude
Washington Theatres
Goolsby
Front Royal
Shenandoah Acres Int
Stuarts Draft
Rupert A. Blacka
Lorraine Phyllis Bond
Frederick County
Charlotte Rowland Asby
Purcellville
Washington, D.C
Reds Tighten Economic Squeeze On West Berlin
East Germany imposes a new tax on shipping through the inland canal network to raise living costs for West Berliners. The move, announced as retaliation for West Germany’s Elbe dam decision, takes effect Monday amid supply concerns for 2.2 million residents.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
West
Nasser Makes Russian Sightseeing Tour After Moscow Visit
President Nasser toured Moscow University then departed by Soviet jet for a 10 day 5000 mile journey across the USSR. The itinerary includes Tashkent Kiev Leningrad Stalingrad with a May 13 return to Moscow. Students cheered as he urged stronger Arab Soviet ties and student exchanges.
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Moscow
Nasser
Moscow University
Soviet Union
Tashkent
Sochi
Black Sea
Kiev
Leningrad
Stalingrad
Romney Girl Wins Pie-Baking Contest at James Wood High
Miss Linda Lou Miller of Romney West Virginia won the apple pie baking contest at James Wood High School yesterday morning. She received an applewood plaque at the Ladies Luncheon Meeting presented by Mrs. Harry E. Dixon, president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the State Horticultural Society. Colleen Mullin of Inwood was second. Linda Saim of Berkeley Springs third. Other contestants included Dottie Fisk Sperryville Patsy Whetzel Berryville Ruby Mae Himelright Strasburg Janet Shipe Edinburg Sue Coude New Market and Lucinda Ellen Sadlick Strasburg.
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Linda Lou Miller
Romney
W .Va
James Wood High School
Harry E. Dixon
State Horticultural Society
Colleen Mullin
Inwood
Linda Saim
Berkeley Springs
Dottie Fisk
Sperryville
Patsy Whetzel
Berryville
Ruby Mae Himelright
Strasburg
Janet Shipe
Edinburg
Sue Coude
New Market
Lucinda Ellen Sadlick
Singing Group Will Appear at Boyce
The Flying Couch of Washington DC will perform Sunday in Virginia at Zion Baptist Church Boyce at 3 pm. The group also sings at Shiloh Baptist Church Millwood at 8 pm. Both services are open to the public. The Rev. Ferman Tolbert pastors the churches.
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Flying Couch
Washington, DC
Virginia
Zion Baptist Chat Boyce
Shiloh Baptist Church
Millwood
Ferman Tolbert
Fire Destroys Gainesboro Home in Gainesboro
A house belonging to Mr and Mrs Leo Lease in Gainesboro was totally destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin on Thursday afternoon. No one was insured and neighbors and the Lease family face displacement while donations and aid are organized. Fire crews from Gore and Round Hill assisted. the exact start point may have been the stove or flue as the building burned before arrival.
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Leo Lease
Gainesboro
Lease
Winchester and Western Railroad
Gore
Round Hill
Donald DeHaven
L. B. Williamson
Clarke
Route 2
Round
Answers to the Daily Quiz from the Historic Page
The quiz results list James Madison as answer to item one and sixth as item two. Wilbur M. Brucker is item three, 16 is item four, February 14 2012 in Arizona item five, E as item six, No as item seven, auto racing as item eight, Kaline with .340 for Detroit as item nine, and 1949 as item ten.
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James Madison
Wilbur M. Brucker
Arizona
Kaline
Detroit
Weather outlook for Virginia with showers and warm humidity
Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers and thundershowers. Lows 60s to near 67. Sunday remains cloudy and humid with scattered afternoon showers and a high in the 70s to mid 80s. Sunrise at 5 10 a m and sunset at 7 07 p m in Winchester prints indicate May 3 with a last quarter moon on May 10.
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Winchester
Rainfall figures show monthly totals and yearly averages
Rainfall data covers the past 24 hours to 8:30 a.m. and year to date. It lists 1958 year-to-date rainfall, the 45 year average, and monthly averages from January to December based on 1912 to 1957 period.
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Mey
Benson Plans First Cabinet Trip to Russia
Secretary of Agriculture Benson will visit Russia in July for about ten days. The trip aims to promote citizen exchanges between the United States and the Soviet Union, following an invitation from Soviet agriculture minister V. Matskevich. The State Department endorses the plan, marking the first high level U.S. official visit since General Nathan Twining.
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Washington
Benson
Russia
Eisenhower
V. Matskevich
Matskevich
United States
State Department
U.S
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force Chief of Staff
Sales Directory May Auctions At Berryville And Winchester
May 9 at 10 am Donald Duvall auction near Berryville Virginia on Route 535 offers dairy cattle equipment farm machinery and household goods with Charles R. Duvall as auctioneer May 17 at 10 am Rosa E Renner Glenn Burnie Farm Amherst Street Winchester Virginia offers household goods tools and more with Charles R. Duvall as auctioneer.
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Donald Duvall
Berryville
Charles R. Duvall
Rosa E. Renner
Glenn Burnie Farm
Amherst St
Winchester
Community Chorus Will Sing Sunday in Berryville
The Community Chorus of Berryville will perform Sunday at 7 30 P M at Zion Baptist Church. William H Paige serves as chairman. The service is open to the public.
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Berryville
Zion Baptist Church
William H Paige
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