Kennedy and Humphrey pivot to West Virginia appeal
In Charleston and Washington both candidates suspend tours to back a bill aiding distressed areas. Kennedy and Humphrey back the low in spirits area bill, seeking loans and grants for depressed regions including West Virginia, with Roosevelt Jr. and Rolvaag substituting as stand-ins. Teamsters endorse Humphrey, a claim disputed by state leaders.
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Charleston
W.va
John F. Kennedy
Washington
West Virginia
Humphrey
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Kennedy
Karl F. Rolvaag
Minnesota
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
National Organization
International Teamsters
E. A. Carter
State Teamsters Council
Proof of debts hearing for estate of C Edward Rainsberger
John W. Rice Commissioner of Accounts fixes Tuesday May 31 1960 at 2 PM at the Winchester Virginia City Hall office for taking proof of debts and demands against the estate of C Edward Rainsberger deceased at the request of Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
C. Edward Rainsberger
John W. Rice
City Hall
Winchester
Virginia
Farmers Livestock Market Report May Hog Veal and Cattle Pricing
May hogs sold 893 with barrows and gilts trading 16.25 to 16.75 per cwt and light to heavy butcher cattle 14.50 to 16.25 for heavy and 14.00 to 16.75 for others. Veal ranged 25.00 to 33.70 with various grades, sheep and lambs sold 122 head with prime 25.00 and utility 22.00, slaughter cattle totals 594 with steers 23.00 to 25.00, cows 14.00 to 21.50 and bulls 17.00 to 21.50. Also feeder cattle and calves priced by class. Wes Hildreth of Mill Valley, California, a Harvard outdoor track team junior, noted.
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Ead
Choice & Prime
Cutter & Utility
James Fleming Wins National Mortician Award
James H. Fleming of 506 Dunlap Ave has been named a recipient of one of five special awards by National Selected Morticians in their national essay contest. His essay titled How Can I Expand my Personal Acquaintances in My Community outlines community outreach.
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James H. Fleming
Dunlap Ave
Fleming
Corn Growing Project to Aid Ruritan Club
The Stonewall Ruritan Club plans a 12 acre corn field plant on Ir vine Cather's farm Martinsburg Pike on May 14 to fund club projects including the Frederick County Dental Clinic. Ed Lord presided over the May meeting at Stonewall School with Kris Frymyer in charge of agricultural work and Douglas Butler heading finances.
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Ruritan Club
Stonewall Ruritan Club
Irvine Cather
Martinsburg Pike
Frederick County Dental Clinic
Stonewall School
Ed Lord
Kris Frymyer
Douglas Butler
John Clayton
Albin
Red Crosse
Wiring First In Car Trouble
Wiring was the leading cause of automobile breakdowns in 1959, per an American Automobile Association study. Flat tires and ignition troubles followed as major auto problems.
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Minnerpolis
American Automobile Association
AAA
Four One Act Plays on Blue Ridge Players Stage
Berryville Opera House launches Blue Ridge Players four one act plays with a mix of original pieces and classics. Bill Mitchell directs two skits Do Women Fish As Men Do and a companion card piece Levi. The main show Summer Pavilion is directed by Polly Dillard with a large cast. Dessert features The Dear Dea r directed by Gweynne Jones. Tickets go on sale May 6 with phantom patrons offered two reserved seats for upcoming performances.
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Pitts-Clarco Theater
Berryville
Blue Ridge Players
Bill Mitchell
G. S. Kaufmann
Wom- Levi
Polly Dillard
Caycey
Carl Spencer
Ben Weiss
Gladys Lloyd
Connie
George Glaysher
Steve Levi
Dick Lord
Bill Watkins
Gweynne Jones
Mich Clagett
Jane Caspar
Frank Cayce
Julian Everly
Mary Jones
Stanley Houghton
Berry
Mae Lanham
Boyce
Almond Seeks Study Of Virginia Convict Camp System
Gov. Almond asks the Virginia Advisory Legislative Council to study state convict road camps focusing on safety and community impact. Del. John H. Daniel receives the request after Botetourt Del. J. M. Peck Jr. raised local opposition to a proposed camp. A report is due by Sept. 1, 1961.
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Richmond
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Almond
Del
John H. Daniel
Charlotte
VALC
del. J. M. Peck Jr
Botetourt
Peck
General Assembly
State Welfare Department
Virginia
Chrismore Returns to C P Here in Local Plant Role
W D Chrismore returns to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. in this city as foreman service in the plant department. A Handley School graduate of 1944, he served in the Army Air Force in World War II and later rejoined C P here as an installer. He previously headed service in Orange and spent a year in right of way maintenance in Northern Virginia. He is married to Alta Hanner. they have a son and a daughter.
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W .D. Chrismore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Mr. Chrismore
Handley School
Army Air Force
Chrismore
Orange
Virginia
Alta Hanner
Chrismores
Braddock Street
Civil War Company Plans Warren Meeting
In Front Royal the county seeks volunteers to form a Civil War company meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Warren Rifles Museum. Miss Laura Virginia Hale says the unit aims to include varied age groups and start with affordable gear before expanding.
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Front Royal
Warren Rifles Museum
John S. Mosby Academy
Laura Virginia Hale
Warren Man Fined $50 for Disorderly Conduct
A Warren man was fined $50 and costs after a disorderly conduct case. Commonwealth's Attorney William J. Phillips and Town Attorney Duncan C. Gibb prosecuted. LaRue Van Meter of Fairfax county. defense attorney. Jury members listed as foreman Hubert L. Cather and members Rufus Boyd, Ira Cook, Emory Clifton, Oscar H. Clark.
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Commonwelth
William J. Phillips
Duncan C. Gibb
LaRue van Meter
Fairfax County
Hubert L. Cather
Foreman
Rufus Boyd
Ira Cook
Emory Clifton
Oscar H. Clark
Piece of Wire Kills Child in Clarion County
Clarion Pa AP a two year old girl Laurie Slike died from a punctured lung caused by a ten inch wire hanger. Coroner J Ward Kier said the accident happened while the girl's father John Slike mowed the lawn with a rotary mower which apparently cut the hanger.
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Clarion
J. Ward Kier
Laurie Slike
Kier
John Slike
Trapped Youth's Body Recovered After 27 Hours
Luther Warren Payne an 18 year old Negro high school student died when a well in the Burlington Ohio yard collapsed trapping him for more than a day. Rescue workers cleared sand using power equipment and finally recovered his body late Thursday night.
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Tronton
Ohio
Luther Warren Payne
At- Seabe
Burlington
Wardensville Graduates to Hear Ikenberry
Ikenberry will speak to Wardensville High School graduates on Monday May 23 at 8 p.m. in the gym. He will also addresses Fort Ash by High School May 25 at 8 p.m. Moorefield High School May 27 at 8 p.m. and Nokesville VA High School June 9 with Daylight Saving as the theme.
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Wardensville High School
Fort Ashby High School
Moorefield High School
Nokesville, Va
Virginia apple growers switch to Cyprex
Virginia apple growers plan to adopt Cyprex a 65 percent wettable powder fungicide from American Cyanamid after five years of testing by Experiment Station scientists and growers. The product provides protectant coverage on leaves and fruit with spreader sticker action and local systemic reach eradicant post infection control and mite suppression. It is to be mixed at Es required for pre bloom through first cover spray with timing crucial and compatibility with common insecticides and other fungicides.
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Virginia
Rhode Island
American Cyanamid Company
New York
WNY
Cyprex
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Hong Kong
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NEW York Stock Exchange
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N. Loudoun St
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Wes Hildreth
Mill Valley
Calif
Harvard
PTT Ovttn OK
ATHEY
Athey Pey
C. M. Athey Paint CO
Baltimore
McPhail Paint and Glass CO
Millwood Ave
Southwerk St
James Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Shepherd College
Jones Funeral Home
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Exchange Club
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Jacqueline L. Jones
Catherine Dianne
Susan Lynne
Pingley & Carper
E. Piccadilly St
C&p
W. D. Chrismore
Civil War Co
Warren
Warren Man
Wardensville
Ikenberry
Piedmont Choir
Shenandoah Motor
Cyanamid
Agrigulturs
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