Governor Stanleys Talks With Gray Moore End Without Comment
Governor Stanley held talks with Gray on the Gray Commission education plan to avoid desegregation in public schools. He then met with T Justin Moore for over an hour. No statement was given. Prince Edward County officials opposed a special session and urged school closures if integration is ordered.
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Richmond—I
Stanley
Public Education
Garland Gray
Oon
iWith
T. Justin Moore
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Moore
Gray
David Mays
Commission
John Boatwright, Jr
James T. Clark
Board of Supervisors
The
General Assembly
Gray Commission
Clark
Three Men Drowned in Amphibious Vehicle Training
In a training exercise near Fort Story Virginia two LVTs swamped in rough seas. Seven other crew members escaped. Three sailors died with bodies not yet recovered. Identification pending next of kin notification.
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FT. Story
Atlantic Ocean
B and O Officials Inspect Route on Winchester Trip
A special Baltimore and Ohio train with Vice President W C Baker and Eastern Region General Manager W R Galloway arrived in Winchester at 12 50 p m for an inspection tour. The party continued to Strasburg Junction and returned to Winchester at 2 50 p m.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Winchester
W. C. Baker
B & O Railroad
W. R. Galloway
Strasburg Junction
Child Injured As Bicycle Collides With Truck
A 10-year-old youth, Lynwood Hummer, was treated for arm abrasions after his bicycle hit the rear dual wheel of a 1952 Dodge truck owned by Buckley Lages Inc and driven by Gordon Bowser Corbin. The collision occurred about 55 10 p.m near the US Route 50 and State Route 728 intersection.
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Lynwood Hummer
Millwood Pike
Memorial Hospital
W. B. Broach
Buckley-Lages, Inc
Winchester
Gordon Bowser Corbin
Cameron St
Maryland Returns Signal Tight Senate House Contests
Maryland Republican support for an uninstructed delegation was 2 378 as Democrats outnumber Republicans by 752 500 to 316 916. Incumbent Richard E Lankford was renominated in the 5th district while others won renomination without opposition. Butler led early in a Tydings race with 47 191 to 4 471 and 4 etc as canvass time neared with possible recounts.
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Maryland
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Richard E. Lankford
L. Harold Sotheron
Edward T. Miller Jr
James P. S. Devereux
DeWitt S. Hyde
Edward A. Garmatz
George H. Fallon
Samuel N. Friedal
Butler
Earl E. Knepper
Henry J. Laque
Tydings
Mahoney
Baltimore
Middletown Council Okays Sick Leave Law Tentatively
Middletown Town Council tentatively approves an ordinance granting 12 paid sick days per year for town employees. The May meeting also extends an alley behind Donald Borden and Stanley Allen for about 125 feet and approves summer workwear for two police officers.
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Middletown Council
Middletown
Council
Donald Borden
Stanley Allen
Miller Service Held Yesterday
Funeral service for Theodore R. Miller who died suddenly Friday evening at 515 Virginia Ave was held yesterday at 4 p m at Jones Funeral Home by Rev Robert A Whitten of the Congregational Christian Church Pallbearers were John P Lauck Alfred C Clark Elwood Chris more Robert D Adams Edmund S Mason and Elmer Mason all of Miller and Anderson Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Theodore R. Miller
Virginia Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Robert A Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
John P. Lauck
Alfred C. Clark
Elwood Chrismore
Robert D. Adams
Edmund S. Mason
Elmer Mason
Mr. Miller
Miller and
Weevil Spraying Advice Aids Alfalfa Crops
Weevil control guidance urges mixing 20 gallons of water per acre with a pint of powder for alfalfa. Apply at least seven days before cutting to curb pests for the season. County agents offer assistance as reports spread beyond Frederick and Clarke, with concerns over bee safety from sprying. Beekeepers urge notice to protect apiaries during spraying.
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Fletcher
Frederick and Clarke
Loudoun
How's Your IQ Quiz Answers Revealed Page Four
Answers listed for the IQ quiz on Page Four include 1 Animal with a small fish rhyme, 2 153000000, 3 Aaron, 4 No, 5 Yes, 6 Cyrano de Bergerac, 7 Yes, 8 Noble wolf, 9 No odor, 10 No Chaucer.
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Aaron
Cyrano de Bergerac
Chaucer
South End Names Representatives To College Drive
The South End Fire Company named Rodney Levi and Frank Armstrong II as its representatives at Shenandoah College fundraising rally tomorrow night. They also advanced plans for the Auxiliary yard party June 29-30 with members running games. The group voted to donate 5 to the Cancer Fund and send cigarettes to Police Sir Robert Boyce in Memorial Hospital. Resignations of Richard K. Eddy and Harley Swisher were announced and members are fundraising for a new radio at the fire hall. Outdoor meetings planned for July and August.
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South End Fire Company
Rodney Levi
Frank Armstrong
Shenandoah College
Cancer Fund
Robert Boyce
Memorial Hospital
Mary Williams
South End
Donald Seldon
Richard K. Eddy
Harley Swisher
Clarke Supervisors Transfer Land to State Secondary System
Clarke County Board of Supervisors at the May meeting voted to turn two abandoned strips of land at Gaylord over to the State Secondary road system. The board also approved placing the county’s annual audit with the State Auditing System for the year ending June 30, 1956. All members attended the session.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Dead Sea Surface Depth Below Mediterranean Level
A historical report notes the Dead Sea surface lies 1,286 feet beneath the level of the Mediterranean Sea. It highlights the remarkable depth of the sea compared to nearby waters.
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Dead Sea
Mediterranean
Air power chiefs tout B47s and carriers as core power
Wilson calls the B47 medium bombers the heart of strategic striking power and notes over 1,500 B47s in 28 wings. He cites 15 large carriers with atomic capability and says dispersal allows power projection. The new budget includes about $5.2 billion for research and development.
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Wilson
U.S
Navy
United States
Local Auctions and Listings for May 9 12 in Winchester
Sales directory item lists multiple auctions on May 9 and May 12 near Winchester. Mrs Bertie Krouse offers antique and modern furniture and house goods at 544 Fairmont Ave. Dr W D Myers sells farm machinery tools and furniture miles west of Winchester off Rt 50. Charles Duvall and Anderson Dailey serve as clerks. Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders Assn holds a sale at Farmers Livestock Exchange. R L Bageant auctions farming implements bee hives and motors three miles west of Winchester on Woodchuck Lane. W D Orndorff is the auctioneer.
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Bertie Krouse
Fairmont Ave
Winchester
B. O. Brumback
Julian Carbaugh
W D. Myers
le Miles
Charles Duvall
Anderson & Dailey
Shenandoah Valley
Farmers Livestock Exchange
R. L. Bageant
Rt. 50
Woodchuck Lane
W. D. Orndorff
Development of Guided Missiles Boosts Military Support
A public official stressed continued direct support of research focusing on the development and procurement of guided missiles. The statement framed missile programs as essential to national defense and strategic capabilities.
Great Emphasis on Nearly 3 Billion Dollar Initiative
The report highlights a near 3 billion dollar investment designated for a major program receiving strong support. Officials describe it as a national priority with wide economic and social implications, signaling sustained funding and strategic implementation across agencies.
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Brumback & Sons
Cameron
Minor Motor CO
N. Loudoun St
Pie Rt Sea
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
New England
U. S
Greyhound
N. Braddock St
E. Boscawen St
Services
S. Loudoun St
B&o
V. Shull
Robert Green
Senseny Ave
Weevil
College
Clarke
H C. Christianson
Pittsburgh
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Pittsburgh Paints
John H. Lillis & Son
Shenandoah Gas Co
EWAYS
Agrico
American Agricultural Chemical CO
CHEMI
Wyck St
CAL CO
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