Funeral service for Mrs Nan ie Stewart Cornwell
Obituary notes the Rockville Maryland resident Mrs Nan ie Stewart Cornwell died Wednesday. Funeral service scheduled for tomorrow at 11 a m at a local church. Pallbearers listed include Frederick Spielman Daniel Spielman Glenn Cornwell William Walker Clifford Hall and Arthur Shiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanie Stewart Cornwell
Rockville
Hecrytti
Walere
Cornwell
Cromwell
Frederick
Daniel Spielman
Glenn Cornwell
William Walker
Clifford Hall
Arthur Shiley
Mrs Whitacre longtime Whitacre resident dies after illness
Mrs. Florence Bell Whitacre of Whitacre died at her home this morning after more than a year of illness. Born May 18, 1867, she was the widow of R E L Whitacre and a Redland Methodist Church member. Survived by two daughters Ellis Haines and O H Braithwaite, a son N E Whitacre, six grandchildren, great grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from Redland Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Moore officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. The body lies in state at the church one hour before the service and at Omps Funeral Home until noon Monday.
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Florence Bell Whitacre
Whitacre
Wate Lemuel Pugh Whitacre
Mary (Nixon) Whitacre
Capon Bridge
W. Va
R.E.L. Whitacre
Redland
Ellis Haines
Cacapon Bridge
O. H. Braithwaite
This City
N. E. Whitacre
McKeesport
Sally Omps
Winchester
Gertrude Whitacre
Baltimore
William Keller
Redland Methodist Church
Robert Moore
Woodlawn
Omps Funeral Home
Vast US Families Reach Over Forty Five Million Milestone
More than 45 million families live in the United States, a rise of over six and a half million since a decade ago, highlighting shifting household sizes and demographic growth across the nation.
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United States
Depreciation Tax Revisions Move Toward Final Approval
Treasury officials announced a planned liberalization of tax write offs to speed next year's savings. Officials said the revision will allow larger annual deductions for machinery, effective in the 1962 tax year, with applicability to existing and new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Council
Roger M. Nae
U.S. Steel Pe
Kennedy
Big Steel
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Fowler
Treasury
Liberalize Write-Offs in Tax Bill Attracts Business Support
The article notes that faster depreciation is used as a lure to gain business backing for the administration’s tax program, which centers on a credit for investments in modernization.
Three Named For Two Year Terms In Byrd Committee
Three persons were named for two year terms. They are John W. Landis of Lynchburg manager of the Babcock and Wilcox Co John E Ray III of Franklin vice president of Union Bab Camp Paper Co and Robert W H Duncan of Alexandria a realtor.
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Clinchfield Coal Corp
Stuart T. Saunders
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad
John W. Landis
Lynchburg
Babcock and Wilcox Co
John E. Ray III
Franklin
Union Bab - Camp Paper Co
Robert W. H. Duncan
Alexandria
Road naming in 1799 Stephensburg to Winchester noted
In 1799 the route from Stephensburg to Winchester differed from today’s Valley Pike since the Pike was not built until 1838. The federal means many things to many people, and convenience varies by individual.
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Stephensburg
Stephens City
Winchester
Data backs Ranger 4 moon crash as Soviet dispute arises
U S scientists confirmed Ranger 4 struck the moon on April 26 at 4:49 a.m. PST with precise tracking data. Soviet Premier Khrushchev challenged the hit without evidence, claiming no U S rocket reached the moon while observers note the craft could not escape lunar gravity and did not return to Earth.
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Khrushchev
U.S
Moon
Nezvous
Lunik
Ranger
JPL
William Pickering
Ranger 4
Goldstone
Calif
Space Signal
Earth
Hunger Strikers Arrested in Lisbon University Crackdown
In a dawn raid, police arrested 87 student hunger strikers and more than 900 sympathizers at the University of Lisbon amid a campus crackdown. Demonstrators vowed to persist until Salazar yields, while guards surrounded campuses including Coimbra, as university leaders ceded control to the state.
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Lisbon
Portugal
University of Lisbon
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Student Association
Coimbra
Fosters
Goncalves Rodriguez
University
Multiple Farm and Household Auctions Listed for May Dates
A dense list of forthcoming auctions across Winchester Virginia Charles Town West Virginia Martinsburg and Frederick County Maryland includes sales of furniture antiques electrical appliances dairy cattle farm equipment and real estate. Notable entries feature Bank of Charles Town executor sale at Citizens Fire Hall and numerous auctions led by Charles R. Duvall W. D. Orndorff and other local auctioneers with dates from May 12 to May 26 and locations in Winchester Gore Brucetown Frederick and surrounding areas.
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W. H. Cochran
Winchester
Albin
Willys
Charles R. Duvall
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Edith R. Keeler
Kent St
W. D. Orndorff
Bank of
Charles Town
William Travers Coe
Citizens Fire
Lewis & Morrow
Court Manor Arena
New Market
Canning Land Co
Willis F. Anderson
Gore
J. R. Whitacre
Scully & Woltz
Trustees
Frederick County Court House
S. Washington St
B. L. Lewis
Bufflick Road
Alton P. Ashby
Brucetown
Clay Sales, Inc
Rt. 40
Frederick
Horst & Wagner
Dabney W. Watts
Stonewall
Boyd G. Headley
James E. Smith
Lula C. Smith
Corporation Court
City of
Virginia
Washington Street
West Wolfe Street
County Court House
Carl W. Boone
Pauline Anderson Boone
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Addie Davis
Albert L. Fadely
Fadely
Fadely Lot
Susan Tokes
Jack Burke
Reservoir plan would affect towns and land use in region
Johnson outlined a Virginia project with 16 major and 418 headwater reservoirs affecting land and communities. Several sites near Bloomington Chambersburg and Staunton would bring social and economic impacts, while others like Licking Creek Mount Storm and Back Creek are slated for preservation or smaller effects. Five public hearings are scheduled May 28 to June 7 across Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania DC and Maryland to discuss the plan.
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Johnson
Virginia
Brooks Gap
Bloomington
Chambersburg
West Branch
Licking Creek
Mount Storm
Town Creek
North Mountain
Savage
Back Creek
Tonoloway
Staunton
Six Bridge
Winchester
Bayard and Keyser
W. Va
Kitzmiller
Page County
Luray
West Virginia
Petersburg
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Maryland
Frederick
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Hancock
Martinsburg
North Atlantic Division
Board of Engineers For
Army
Chief of Engineers
Congress
Clarke Dump Site Location Clarified Near Existing Facility
Berryville reports the proposed 15 acre land purchase for a county dump is not on Boom Road. The correct area is near the present dump, and the purchase is not definite yet.
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Clarke
Boom Rd
Berryville
Boom Road
Star
Weekend Warmth Returns Amid Scattered Showers Forecast
Rain likely Saturday and again early next week with temperatures 2 to 7 degrees above normal. This weekend turns warmer and rainfall totals over the 24 hours show 1.47 for May to date and 1962 year-to-date 4.62. Uganda banana based drink Mwengle is noted.
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Mrs. Whitacre
Byrd
Wrennacio
CUB Cadet
Newwood
Withearenay Mene
Martinsburg Pike
Rt. 11
Mi. N
Pasadena
The
Farm Bureau
Winchester, Va
Austin F. Johnson, Mer
Associated Press
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Ore
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C. J. Brumback
Denny
Robert L. DeHaven
Angus
Few Farm
Canning Cattle Company
South Washington Street
Thomas G. Scully
Robert K. Woltz
Uganda
Glidden Paints
Pittsburgh Paints
Bird National Gypsum
Capitol Cement
S&h
N. Cameron St
BRO
Quality Winchester
R. D. Keckley
Mabel Keckley
Bertha V. Cunningham
Boyd G. Headley, Auctioneer
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