Obituary for Mrs Catherine Beatty Hausenfluck
Mrs Catherine Beatty Hausenfluck 80 of Richmond died yesterday at Susan B Miller Nursing Home Woodstock. Born February 23 1885 in Warren County she was daughter of Henry Clay Beatty and Mary Little Beatty. Husband Gervis Frank Hausenfluck died November 1960. She leaves 6 children 11 grandchildren and 2 sisters. Funeral at Omps Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 pm conducted by Rev Paul Dick. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Flowers omitted donations to Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind Recreation Fund. Family to receive friends tonight 7 to 9:30 at Omps Funeral Home.
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Catherine Beatty Hausenfluck
Richmond
Susan B. Miller
Woodstock
Hausenfluck
Warren County
Henry Clay
Mary Little Beatty
Gervis Frank Hausenfluck
Brethren Church
Harold Hausenfluck
David Hausenfluck
Savannah
Charles Boyles
White Hall
H. W. Copp
C. Edwin Snapp
Winchester
Curtis Lancaster
Lueray
Samuel Sargent
Stephens City
Elizabeth Garretson
Hyattsville
Omps
Paul
Omps Feneral
Forrest A. Forney, 64, of Opa Locka, dies suddenly
Forrest A. Forney, 64, of Opa Locka Florida, died suddenly on Tuesday. Born October 11, 1900, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Forney. He is survived by his sister Mrs. Max Lewis of Winchester and an aunt Mrs. W A Sale of Winchester. Funeral arrangements are not complete.
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Forrest A. Forney
Opalocka
Fla
Mr. Forney
Raymond Forney
Max Lewis
Winches
Ter
W. A. Sale
Winchester
Workshop on medical legal deaths held at Winchester Memorial
A medical legal workshop at Winchester Memorial Hospital draws physicians pathologists and investigators. Organized by the Medical College of Virginia department of legal medicine and state medical exam offices, the program features lectures demonstrations and case scenes led by Dr Geoffrey Mann and colleagues with an afternoon evaluation clinic and Q A panel.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Commonwealth
Department of Legal Medicine
Medical College of Virginia
State Department of Health
Virginia Society For Pathology, Inc
Virginia Academy of General Practice
Carl S. Napps
Memorial Hospital
Geoffrey T. Mann
Commonwealth of Virginia
Robert V. Blanke
Thomas D. Jordan
William F. Enos, Jr
Spy case: Thompson pleads guilty in U.S. military secrets plot
Thompson, 6 foot 2, 250 pounds, pleaded guilty March 8 to conspiring with two former Russian UN personnel to steal U.S. military secrets. The espionage began in West Berlin in 1957 after a court martial and a $67 fine for duty dereliction. He admitted guilt after initial denials amid family life in Bayshore.
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Babylon
N.Y
Thompson
Russia
U.N
U.S
West Berlin
Air Force
Military
FBI
Fedor Kudashkin
Boris V. Karpovich
Washington
U.S. State Department
Deetroit
Germany
Labrador
United States
Bayshore
Transfer of Rev. J. P. Blankenship at Sacred Heart
The Rev. J. P. Blankenship, two years at Sacred Heart Church, is transferred to St. Agnes in Arlington. Rev. Robert F. Ruth will replace him, coming from Assumption Parish in Keyser, W. Va, as part of Richmond diocese changes.
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J. P. Blankenship
Sacred Heart Church
St. Agnes’ Church
Arlington
Sacred Heart
Robert F. Ruth
Assumption Parish
Keyser
W. Va
Father Blankenship
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Richmond
Catholic Youth Organization
Northwestern
Ambiguous List From OCR Data
A scattered OCR snippet lists items: 160 acres in Florida, 3.7 1/2 square feet, two hours, appeals from lower courts, 128 cubic feet, Chicago, Rudyard Kipling, Fallon, and the Department of Commerce. No coherent narrative or events emerge.
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Florida
Chicago
Rudyard Kipling
Fallon
Department of Commerce
Battle Near Song Be Yields Heavy Viet Cong Losses
Viet Cong forces overran Song Be, held the town seven hours before Allied air power and ground reinforcements expelled them. U.S. advisers suffered five dead and 13 wounded, while estimates of Viet Cong deaths range from 95 to over 300 with 300 to 700 wounded. Marines near Da Nang engaged Viet Cong probing forces, with ambush casualties reported. A ceasefire proposal police by an African Asian force drew interest in Washington as China and North Vietnam rejected it.
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Song Be
U.S
da Nang
le My
Washington
Toto Takes Stray Rome Police Dog to Kennels
After two months of searching for an owner, Rome dog catchers ordered the stray killed when no owner appeared. Italy's comic star Toto intervened and took the dog to his private kennels, joking he already houses 80 dogs and 81 would not be a bother.
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Rome
Italy
Toto
Nine Convicted In City Court
Nine people were convicted in Municipal Court for traffic and related offenses. The listed defendants include Harry Dewey Hewitt and James Allen Fox with fines of 26.75 and 30 dollars respectively, along with Henry Hollis Davis 31.75, Jackie Ray Johnson 18.25, Phyliss Edna Dyer 7.25, Cletus W. Duncan 16.75, Ann Light Arnold 9.25, and a Frederick County juvenile fined 19.50 for reckless driving. State law bars publishing juvenile names.
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S. Washington St
James Allen Fox
S. Kent St
Henry Hollis Davis
York
Jackie Ray Johnson
National Ave
Phyliss Edna Dyer
W. Piccadilly Sr
Cletus W. Duncan
Fairmont Ave
Ann Light Arnold
W. Pall Mall St
Frederick County
Caamano seeks OAS corridor as U S acts in Dominican crisis
Caamano says he will ask the OAS permission to create a corridor through U S lines surrounding the Santo Domingo rebel stronghold. He claims U S paratroopers sniped from across the Oba ma River, with one shot killing 22 Dominicans from a grain silo perch. A UN Security Council compromise effort stalls as protests erupt in Buenos Aires over U S intervention.
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U.S
Caamano
OAS
Santo Domingo
Obama River
Dominican Republic
New York
U.N. Security Council
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Soviets May Have Failed Soft Lunar Landing
SOVIET have either crashed into the moon or passed by it. Sir Bernard Lovell said retrorockets would be needed to slow descent for a safe touch. He doubted firing occurred and Western observers noted Tass kept its talk of further elaboration vague.
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Sir Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank Radio Observatory
Virginia Weather Today and Weekend Outlook
Forecast for Virginia calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight with lows in the 40s. Friday will be sunny and cooler with highs in the lower 70s, then Saturday turns slightly warmer with a chance of showers.
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Plains
Plateau
California
Mississippi Valley
Monthly and Annual Rainfall Averages Listed
The report notes no rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m. The 51 year averages show yearly total 36 85 inches and monthly averages from January through December ranging from 1 2 to 3 88 inches with December at 3 39 inches.
Wall Street opens higher on selective demand for blue chips
The New York market shows fractional gains as large blocks trade across issues. High quality leaders like Westinghouse Electric American Telephone and Eastman Kodak edge up while Alcoa holds steady. Du Pont and Atlas Corp react to buy orders and news reports. AP average climbs to 343.4.
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New York
Westinghouse Electric
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Alcoa
General Electric
Goodrich
Chrysler
Ford Bethelehem
Texaco
Royal Dutch
Kennecott
International Telephone
du Pont
Atlas Corp
National Steel
Livestock Market Prices In Baltimore With Mixed Trade
USDA reports 300 cattle receipts with limited slaughter cattle and few feeders. cows higher 50-75 cents, bulls scarce. Hogs receipts 600 with midrange gains for barrows and gilts. sows higher for lighter weights. Feeder cattle mainly 475-850 pounds at 24.50-26.50. Cattle and hogs show mixed movement across weight classes.
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Baltimore
USDA
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