Obituary of Elwin Reed Clark Sr. of Hagerstown
Elwin Reed Clark Sr., 72, of Route 5, Hagerstown, Md., died Tuesday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after four years in Kenilworth Nursing Home. Born July 14, 1895 in Heron, Mich., he led as president of Four States Livestock Sales, Carlisle Live Stock Market, and Western Maryland Stock Yards, and served as former president of Pennsylvania Live Stock Markets Association. Survived by his wife Anna Driver, two daughters Annette Donley and Betty Eby, son Elwin B. Clark Jr., a brother and sister, Paul V. Clark, and eight grandchildren. Funeral 11 am tomorrow at Norment Funeral Home, burial Rest Haven Cemetery, with viewing 7 9 pm tonight.
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Heron
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Te Zion Reformed Church
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DC Bus Driver Slain Triggers Wildcat Strike
John Earl Pally, 46, was shot twice in the head during a robbery at 20th and P Streets NW and died seven hours later at George Washington University Hospital. Police captured two suspects as a wildcat strike by DC transit bus drivers erupted and union leader George Apperson warned routes may shut after dark.
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Aftershocks Rock Japan After Deadly Quakes
Tokyo reports continued strong aftershocks in northern Japan as relief teams clear rubble. Police deaths reach 44 with 6 missing and 242 injured. over 2,000 homes wrecked, about 9,000 homeless. The 7.8 quake damaged Misawa Base with $10 million in facility losses.
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Showers Forecast Across South and Northwest
The forecast calls for showers tonight across much of the South and the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures will run cooler as the weather system moves through.
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Nichols Discount Store under construction near Winchester
Grading is finished and construction started on the 75,000 square foot Nichols Discount Store on Berryville Avenue near the I 81 interchange. The anchor store aims for August completion and will rise in a planned shopping center with a supermarket banks and eateries. James H. Ross of E. E. Bayliss Jr Realtors says the center will cover about 120,000 square feet of stores.
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Simpson case ends charge and clears defendant
The court erased the Dinwiddie case charge after upholding a new trial ruling by the State Supreme Court. Simpson and associate Philp Barney of Petersburg appealed on suppression issues. The Commonwealth can revive the charge in future, a right rarely exercised, according to Simpson.
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Dinner honors essay winners from Izaak Walton League contest
Parents and students attend a Winchester chapter dinner honoring state wide Wildlife Essay Contest winners. Third prizes of 15 dollars go to Carol Carr Sheila Haas and Melody Latella. Special Mention awards of 5 dollars to five students. Clarke County Intermediate and Stonewall Elementary win total participation prizes.
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Carol Carr
Clarke County High School
Berryville
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James Wood High School
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Kline
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D. G. Cooley
Dale Wells
Stonewall
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Middletown
Debora O’brien
Clarke County
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Roger Koontz
John Lewis
D. Winton Naff, Jr
Boyce Elementary
David Ramsey
Ramsey
Germelman
Scottish teen receives first lung transplant in Europe
A 15 year old Scotland schoolboy under medical care after swallowing weedkiller received a lung from a teen girl in a three hour operation at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. The donor's details remain undisclosed. The case marks a rare early global lung transplant, with few survivors in the US or Japan.
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Alex Smith
Hebrides
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Corporate Profits at Record High in First Quarter
The Commerce Department reports an 88.8 billion annual rate for corporate profits in Q1, a record high and 3.7 billion above last year’s Q4. Housing starts rose 8 percent in April, offsetting a decline in new building permits, with starts at 1.62 million annually—the strongest in four years. Profits grew especially in manufacturing and financial institutions, with autos contributing sharply.
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Commerce Department
Virginia Weather Forecast And Rainfall Totals
Cloudy with a chance of rain tonight in Virginia. Saturday expected rain with highs in the low 70s. Past 24 hour rainfall 0.13 inches ending 8:30 a.m. today. To date rainfall is 0.81 inches for the year and 9.03 inches for 1968. Five year Jan Dec totals are 33.46 31.63 26.85 39.82 36.48. Average monthly rainfall for the last 55 years totals 36.50 inches.
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North-South Skirmish Opens Wall Street Weekend Meet
Reports mix of local event plans for the Gainesboro Raritan Club North-South Skirmish Assn at Fort Shenandoah near Gainesboro with a Wall Street market summary showing a broad decline on the NYSE, Dow down 3.52, mixed gold stock moves, and Congress tax-spend tensions impacting bonds.
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Five men arrested in Harlem plot to murder officers
Five Negro men were arrested in an East Harlem apartment on Thursday night and charged with conspiring to murder policemen, break into a state armory, and rob a check cashing business. Police say the plan aimed to provoke police violence and inflame the community. An unnamed high official cited the charges as enormous and withheld target details.
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132Nd Street
Omaha strike disrupts long distance calls in public booths
Supervisory staff at Omaha switch boards reported one fill in during the recent telephone strike could not extend pay phone call times. An operator told a customer in a public booth that the time could not be extended and ended the connection.
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Omaha
Mediation in 1905 Russo Japanese War Mentioned
A list mentions Israel mediation in the 1905 06 Russo Japanese War. It includes names Raday and Chronometer and objects telescope scalene and mids as items. The sequence ends with regiment battlegroup and notes work.
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