Egyptian IFYE Delegate Addresses Local Students
Kamel Atya from Egypt spoke to two groups of Frederick and Shenandoah County students. He will stay through June, visiting James Wood High and Handley High schools, and spends the week at Landon Whitacre’s farm after arriving May 1. He previously stayed at Henry Brumback’s farm before a three week Shenandoah County visit and a two week stay here.
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Kamel Atya
International Farm
Egypt
Mr. Atya
Frederick
Shenandoah
James Wood High School
Handley High School
Landon Whitacre
Henry Brumback
Shenandoah County
U. S
Opie Named Chairman of Wilson Centennial Commission
Maj. Gen. E. Walton Opie retired publisher of the News Leader and Evening Leader in Staunton Virginia has been elected chairman of the Woodrow Wilson Centennial Celebration Commission.
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Washington
E. Walton Opie
News-Leader
Evening Leader
Staunton, Va
Funeral services set for Richard Baker Thursday
Funeral services for Richard Baker will be held Thursday at 3 30 p m at Salem Church of the Brethren. Jones Funeral Home Inc is in charge of arrangements.
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Richard Baker
Salem Church of the Brethren
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Trail of Men's Clothing Hints at Missing Coos Range Boy
A missing 12 year old boy near Elsie coast range area is linked to a trail of discarded men’s clothing found in Elsie with a mutilated doll and army gear. Investigators tie the clues to Pvt William E Kent of Ft Campbell Ky and a man matching a Las Vegas registered name seen with the boy’s last sighting.
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Elsie
Portland
William E. Kent
Ft. Campbell
William Kent
William E. Angle
Las Vegas
Nev
Angle
Tommy Woodard
Joseph Woodward
Tommy
Shiley Service To Be Thursday
Funeral service for Thomas L. Shiley 53 farmer of Bunker Hill West Virginia will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Omps Funeral Home. Rev E C Cooley pastor of Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church will officiate. Interment in Rest Church Cemetery Ridgeway. Body to remain at the Omps Funeral Home until the hour of the service.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Peter L. Ireton
Richmond
Linus Nickerson
Somerville
Mass
James Devaney
Jersey City
N. J
Christopher Reilly
Thomas L. Shiley
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Omps Funeral Home
E. C. Cooley
Record of Giant Hailstones Reported in Nebraska
On July 6 1928 hailstones measuring 17 inches around and almost 6 inches in diameter fell at Pot ter Nebraska. Several were weighed on store scales and one reached 1½ pounds. Local residents had a notary public swear to a statement about the event.
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Potter
Nebr
Ford
Copenhaver
Cameron Street
Cary Davenport
M. C. Copenhaver
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
May 20–June 4 Auction Listings Highlight Local Estates
A sequence of farm real estate and household auctions is listed with dates from May 20 to June 4. Items include cattle, hogs, farm machinery, furniture, tools, and antiques. Auctioneers include Chas. R. Duvall, Byron Brumback, and Paul E. Miller Jr. in Winchester Middletown and surrounding areas.
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Rebecca Owens
Macedonia Church
Jim Smith Place
Buddy Artrip
W. E. Edwards
Frederick County Court House
Middletown
Chas. R. Duvall
Ollie Sargent
S. Cameron St
Winchester
Myrtle M. Fetzer
Samuel St
Charles Town
W. Va
Capital
Paul E. Miller, Jr
White Hawkins
Apple Ridge Avenue
Linden Heights
Benjamin B. Snarr
Woodmen Hall
Byron Brumback
Duncan C Gibb
Euclid Ave
Seek Manslaughter Warrant in Death Of Six Year Old Boy
Detroit police said they will seek a manslaughter warrant against foster mother Rosemary Jacques after an autopsy found the six year old boy Robert Szabo died from hemorrhages and shock due to a severe beating. The mother reportedly admitted she spanked the boy twice with a wooden paddle and struck him harder than she realized.
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Detroit
Robert Szabo
Rosemary Jacques
Francis Jacques
Bobby
Fighter crashes into carrier funnel during deck landing
A navy fighter plane struck the funnel of the 36 000 ton carrier Eagle while landing in the English Channel. The pilot suffered serious injuries.
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Portsmouth
England
Eagle
English Channel
Roberts as Pearl Harbor era commission head and Teapot Dome prosecutor
Former figure in a Roosevelt era liberal majority clash, Roberts rose to national prominence after Pearl Harbor when President Roosevelt named him to head a five member commission to fix responsibility. He had earlier gained notice as a prosecutor in the Teapot Dome case under President Coolidge and taught law at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
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Roosevelt
Roberts
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Philadelphia
Germantown
Quaker City
Calvin Coolidge
Anderson Dies While at Work
Barclay G. Anderson, a Berryville mining engineer with the U.S. Bureau of Mines at Mt Weather, died suddenly yesterday afternoon while at work. Born August 6, 1891 in White Sulphur Springs Montana, he studied at the University of California and Columbia University, 1916 engineer of mines. He served in World War I with the 318th Engineers in France and worked as an engineer in North America and abroad. He joined the Bureau five years ago, worked at Mt. Weather Cuba and was loaned to the United Nations in 1952 as a mining methods expert. He leaves his wife Frances Harsh Anderson and son Barclay H. Anderson of Toronto. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Barclay G. Anderson
Berryville
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Mt. Weather
Mr. Anderson
White Sulphur Springs
Mont
University of California
Columbia University
France
Mexico
Canada
Bureau of Mines
Cuba
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Anderson
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Canadian and American Institute of Mining Engineers
All-Souls Episcopal Church
Berkeley
Calif
Frances Harsh Anderson
Barclay H. Anderson
Toronto
Government oversight of Soviet athletes demands state control
The Soviet Union directly supervises sports through its Committee for Physical Culture and Sports, whose chairman holds a government minister rank. The system includes 11 major sports universities and colleges of physical education with nationwide scouting for Olympic prospects.
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Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Committee For Physical Culture
Soviet Ambassador Agrees to Berlin Truck Tax Meeting
Soviet ambassador Georgi Pushkin agrees to meet Friday with the United States Britain and France to discuss East Germanys new truck taxes on West Berlin bound haulers. The three Western envoys say the taxes violate four power rules and aim to pressure recognition of the East German regime.
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Berlin
U.S
Georgi M. Pushkin
East Germany
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Pushkin
East Berlin
West
West Germany
Detroit walkout ends at Chrysler plants resuming work
Production resumes at Chrysler Corp automotive body division plants after a walkout idle yesterday involving about 10 000 workers. Unspecified union actions ended as operations restart across facilities today.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
How gold varies by alloy colors
Gold colors arise from alloying with other metals. Silver and zinc impart greenish tints, copper yields a reddish hue, and nickel is used to produce white gold.
Answers to Pree 4 Quiz Questions
The list provides ten responses: 1) 10 years 2) Ghetto 3) Cat family 4) Nine 5) True 6) Open Sesame 7) Maverick 8) Massachusetts 9) One 10) Paul V. McNutt age 3.
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Maverick
Massachusetts
Paul V. McNutt
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