Alexandria School Board Ordered to Admit Four Negro Children
District Court Judge Albert V. Bryan ordered the Alexandria School Board to reply within a week and allow four Negro children, rejected for admission to two white schools, to join a related case. The students were assigned to all Negro schools and previously, nine similar children were admitted to white schools last February.
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Alexanderia AP
Alexanderia
Give
Albert V. Bryan
Alexandria
District Court
William Ramsey
Francis Hammond
Lyles-Croutch
Parker-Gray High School
Obituary Notice for Nolan David Schr Jr
Word has been received of the death of Nolan David Schr Jr ten months old son of Mr and Mrs Nolan Schrader of Morehead City N C Infant died Thursday morning at the home of his parents in the same city The funeral was attended by Mr and Mrs Ernest Nesselrodt and Mrs Mary Ondorf of Winchester at Morehead Cemetery.
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Nolan David Sch, Jr
Nolan Schrader
Morehead City
N. C
Ernest Salter
Morehead Cemetery
Ernest Nesselrodt
Mary Orndorff
Winchester
Death of Clyde A. DeHart in Wilmington Obit
Clyde A. DeHart died last night at St. Francis Hospital Wilmington after a patient stay since Tuesday. He lived in Wilmington 30 years, son of A J DeHart and Mrs. DeHart of 305 Greenwall Ave Gettysburg Pa. Survived by daughter Mrs A T Stone Clifton Forge and sisters Ethie Dey and Charlotte DeHart. Funeral services at Sellers Funeral Home Chambersburg Pa with burial Lincoln Cemetery.
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Clyde A. DeHart
St. Francis Hospital
Wilmington
Del
A. J. DeHart
Greenwall Ave
Gettysburg
A. T. Stone
Clifton Forge
Ethie Dey
Charlotte DeHart
Sellers Funeral Home
Chambersburg
Lincoln Cemetery
Mrs Fleckenstein Rites Held At St Hubert Church
Mrs Catherine Fleckenstine 82 of Point Marion Pa died Friday. Funeral was at 10 this morning at St Hubert s Roman Catholic Church. Also mentions Vic Sorrell NC State coach and John Caffery Cedar Rapids star now with Atlanta roster in spring.
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Catherine Fleckenstine
Point Marion
James Curl
N. Loudoun St
St. Hubert’s
John Caffery
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Toronto
Ont
Atlanta
U.S. Scraps Excise Stamp Tax System
Washington AP reports the federal government ends the liquor and cigarette excise stamp tax system. Starting June 24, distillers and tobacco firms will file returns twice monthly and pay taxes on shipments within 15 days. The change aims to save government money and ease industry capital tied to stamp purchases.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
James P. Richards
The
Tobacco Institute Inc
Two Hospitalized After Traffic Mishaps in Area
Two people were hospitalized after weekend highway mishaps. Edward J Mintz Jr of Berry Rd Pa was in good condition with facial contusions. Dorothy McFarland Mary McFarland Ann Webber and Janet Webber were released after minor injuries. A five year old girl Pamela Cook was treated for cuts. Damages were reported on several vehicles with no serious injuries.
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Abrams Creek
Valley Mill Road
Memorial Hospital
Edward J Mintz, Jr
Berry Rd
Dorothy McFarland
Mary McFarland
Ann Webber
Janet Webber
Pamela Cook
Susan Cook
Fremont St
Winchester
P. F. Click
Kenneth E. McDonald
Rt. 50
Click
Irvin J. Long
Patton
Doris Jean Seaton
Falls Church
Dr Louise Wensel Moves to California
Dr Louise Wensel who ran against Senator Harry Byrd last November moves to Pomona California to open a medical practice with her brother Dr Sverre John Oftedal. She previously ran a general practice in Fishersville for five years and plans to continue medical work in California.
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Fishersville
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
California
Louise Wensel
Byrd
Pomona
Calif
Sverre John Oftedal
Weasel
Catholics in 1960 race shape Brown and Kennedy futures
The piece notes Massachusetts senator Brown and Minnesota's Humphrey and Missouri's Symington contest for second-choice slots as Kennedy eyes California. It discusses Catholic ticket dynamics, Kennedy's chances, and Brown's potential if a non-Kennedy candidate leads the Democratic ticket with a Catholic second man to balance the slate.
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Massachusetts
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
California
Kennedy
Brown
al Smith
VFW Post Home Entered and Cash Stolen
Winchester police say the VFW Post Home on E Piccadilly Street was entered between 2 a.m. and daybreak Sunday. About 50 in nickels dimes and quarters was taken from a jukebox a shuffleboard and a cigarette machine were damaged. Entry forced on the northwest door. Lt. Warren Rudolph led the initial investigation with Officers Maurice Lake and Warren Fogle.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester
Warren Rudolph
Rudolph
Maurice Lake
Warren Fogle
McElroy Holds Talk With Eisenhower On Future as Defense Chief
Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy met President Eisenhower for about an hour to discuss his future in the cabinet. He cited the death of deputy Donald Quarles as a factor and noted the international situation as a prime influence on his decision. McElroy previously said he hoped to resign by year’s end to return to private business. Eisenhower has made no decision on a successor to Quarles.
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Washington
Neil H. McElroy
Eisenhower
Defense
McElroy
Donald Quarles
Quarles
Middletown Lions Host Annual Broom Sale This Week
Middletown Lions Club opens its yearly broom sale in town tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock with proceeds supporting the club's sight charity. A canvass of the county area follows on Wednesday evening, chaired by T. L. Dicks.
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Middletown
Middletown Lions Club
T. L. Dicks
Tornado Toll Rises Across States Amid Wide Across the Plains
A sweeping report details tornadoes in Illinois Oklahoma Texas Iowa Wisconsin and Kansas Missouri with five deaths in Frisco Oklahoma nine injured nationwide damage estimated at 300 000 across communities including Austin Corpus Christi Guthrie Center Green Bay and St Joseph. Dozens affected by hail and rain followups.
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Frisco
Corps Christi
Tex
Austin
Texas
Herne
Ada
Grand Lake
Iowa
Fansler
Guthrie Center
Yale
Rippey
Bagley
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Preble
Ashwaybenom
Paper Company
Kansas
Missouri
Elwood
Kan
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Elmo
Eight Traffic Deaths Lift Virginia Toll Early Today
State Police report eight traffic fatalities raising Virginia’s highway death toll to 259. In Amelia County near Richmond, 25 year old Jack Johnson died in a single vehicle crash on U S 360. Isle of Wight Count residents Marshall Paysour and Ersell Williams died in a two vehicle crash on State Route 460. Norfolk resident Rufus Wesley Brown was uninjured. Sylvia Nelle MacElyen of West Point and Hampton died in a single vehicle crash seven miles west of Tazewell on U S 19 in Tazewell County.
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Virginia
Jack Johnson
Richmond
U.S. 360
Jetersville
Amelia County
Isle of Wight
Marshall Paysour
Baltimore
Ersell Williams
Portsmouth
State Rt. 460
Zuni
Rufus Wesley Brown
Norfolk
Sylvia Nelle MacElyen
West Point
Hampton
Tazewell
Rt. 19
Tazewell County
Masked Gunman Robs New York Hotel
A masked man with a sawed-off shotgun held four employees at the Manhattan Hotel during a robbery. He stole $12,000 in cash and an undetermined amount in checks, representing the hotel’s weekend receipts.
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New York
Manhattan
East and West Germany Clash Over Big Four Conference Roles
A Geneva conference stalemate centers on German participation. Lloyd and Gromyko postpone formal opening while West and East German delegations press for speaking rights under conditions. A four power table dispute and Western ministers meeting at Lloyd’s residence pursue a compromise plan.
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East Germany
West Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Andrei Gromyko
Lloyd
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Soviets
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Federal Council
Georges Palthey
U.N
Heinrich von Brentano
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Kickapoo Valley Apple Trees In Full Bloom
Kickapoo Valley in Wisconsin shows apple trees in full bloom today with blossoms described as one of the state’s most beautiful sights. The blooms are expected to fade by Sunday, signaling the end of the peak display.
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Kickapoo Valley
Gays Mills
Wisc
Wisconsin
Shockeysville Plans Memorial Service
The Rev. Mary Louise Steele will speak at the Memorial service Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Shockeysville Methodist Church. Her sermon titled Memorials That Last. A second service will follow in the adjoining cemetery after the church service.
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Mary Louise Steele
Shockeysville Methodist Church
Miss Steele
Tornado leaves Thompsons to rebuild after wreckage
A tornado moved through the area prompting help from neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. They described the sight as it dipped down and noted the need to salvage belongings before rain. Mrs. Thompson said they would have to build another house sometime.
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Thompsons
May 13 to May 30 Winchester VA Sales Directory Auction Schedule
May listings show auctions near Winchester Virginia with multiple estates and items. Denny's Commission Auction near Route 7 includes furniture and appliances. Warren Steele Rinker estate in Reliance lists autos and household items. Emma Lupton estate at 625 S Stewart Winchester features furniture and antiques. John P estate in front of Frederick County Court House covers real estate. Arnettte auction 6 miles northeast of Berryville offers antiques. Clowsher Transfer & Storage lists furniture and dishes. P M Hamn near Paper Mill Road features electrical appliances and tools. Local auctioneers include Orn Dorff Dennis T Cole W D Orndorff and E T Snider.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff
Warren Steelerinker
Reliance
Alton W. Mathews
Emma Lupton
S. Stewart St
Dennis T. Cole
John P
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
A. R. Arnette
Berryville
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
George W. Clowser
Clark
HAMN
Paper Mill Road
Weather Summary for Winchester May 11
Partly cloudy and warm today with high near 85 degrees. Tonight and Tuesday keep warm and humid with widely scattered thunderstorms possible. Five day outlook from Tuesday to Saturday shows temperatures about five degrees above normal and scattered showers. The May 11 forecast notes sunset at 7:18 p.m. and moonset tonight at 10:30 p.m.
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Sestifred
Tyler
Winchester
Rainfall Totals By Month Include Early May Summary
Rainfall data covers 48 days ending 8:09 am. May rainfall totals are .01 inches. Year to date figures show August 3.94 inches, September 2.68, October 3.25, November 2.52, December 2.37 inches.
Baltimore Produce Prices and Varieties Report
Apples listed with varieties and price ranges including Golden Delicious and Yorks. film bags in master containers and weights specified. Potatoes show New, Katahdin, Maine and Pa offerings with 50 lb sacks and price ranges. sweet potatoes noted as steady with Buckt waxed and Md Nema golds. NJ oranges priced by quality.
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Baltimore
Golden Delicious
Maine
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