Shenandoah College Campaign Reaches Halfway Mark
Shenandoah College Campaign Fund has reached the halfway point with an additional 15 250 pledged to the Building Fund. More than 100 workers on the Special Gifts Committee met at the George Washington Hotel for the first report period led by Fred L. Glaize. Memorial Units and Society memberships attract interest from donors including J A Holinger Clayton Pugh John D Glover Julian Larrick Harry Nelson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah College Building Fund
Conservatory
Payton
Fred L. Glaize
George Washington Hotel
Society of Founders of
Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Winchester
J. A. Holinger
Clayton Pugh
John D. Glover
Julian Larrick
Harry Nelson
Stewart Bel
W. B. Bosserman
Virginia may relocate up to half of its interstate highways
Richmond report notes that up to 50 percent of Virginia's mainline interstates could require relocation if Congress passes a federal aid program for nationwide road improvements. Highway Commissioner James Anderson announced final approval of 43 855 741 dollars for primary routes as 600 million plus would flow to Virginia over 13 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Congress
James Anderson
Governing Highway Commission
Old Dominion
Anderson
High View PTA To Meet Monday
The monthly meeting of the High View Parent-Teachers Association will be held Monday at 7 20 p m at the school building New officers will be elected and the new addition to the school will be discussed The PTA has purchased a horizontal ladder and three seesaws for the playground plus indoor games The association has a new membership of 31 persons and all have been invited to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High View Parent-Teachers Association
How's Your Illusionary Quiz Answers Page 4
The page lists quiz answers including Yes for question one and Bread for question two. It shows 1 600 and mentions a "Newspaper woman" and Caloric. Pullman cars are noted as item six.
Remorseful Father Admits Killing His Son
In Alhambra California Donald Bradshaw a brokerage clerk confessed to choking his 9 month old son Timothy Mark with bathroom tissue in a fit of anger The account given to Police Chief Ray Buhman states the baby died after crying while Bradshaw watched baseball The father who said I loved him I didn t want to hurt him remained jailed on suspicion of murder with his wife Adrienne supporting him.
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Alhambra
Calif
Ray Buhman
Donald Bradshaw
Los Angeles
Bucman
Timothy Mark
Bradshaw
Adrienne
Buhman
Graduation events for Handley School seniors in June
Rev Bell and James Scott present valedictory. diplomas by Garland Quakies. invocation by Rev Robert Whitten. On June 8 at 9 am students from John Kerr Virginia Avenue Quarles and Handley will decorate Mount Hebron Cemetery graves of Judge Handley and others. Sixty seven candidates graduate with junior senior prom on June 6 and banquet and dance on June 7.
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Garvin Walter
James Scott
Garland R. Quakies
Robert A. Whitten
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Quarles
Handley School
Mount Hebron
Judge Handley
Byrd Seeks Support for Road Building Tax Plan
Senator Byrd expects Senate Finance Committee approval of road funding taxes largely as House-passed. Hearings wrap with a closed session to vote on tax sections. leadership hints at a floor vote next week. Main changes include raising the gasoline tax from 2 to 3 cents and debates over truck taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Sen
Long
D-La
Mobs clash with police in Grenoble injuring forty
In Grenoble last night about 40 people were injured as mobs fought police and damaged railway equipment to stop troops from shipping to North Africa. Authorities blamed Communist elements for staging the protest and 25 arrests were made as order was restored after demonstrators blocked switches and smashed rails in the yards. The demonstration was organized by the Youth Committee for a Peaceful Settlement of the Algerian Problem, labeled pro Communisat Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenoble
France
North Africa
Youth Committee
Roanoke Elects Richmond Woman as B P W Club President
Elizabeth M. McKnight of Richmond becomes president of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of Virginia. The piece also defines a patent broker as a middleman who buys or sells patents and inventions for clients and conducts salability research and confidential reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Elizabeth M. McKnight
Richmond
Business and Professional Women's Clubs of
Virginia
Customs blocked 21 Israeli half track shipment for license issue
U S customs halted 21 half track military vehicles bound for Israel in New York Harbor due to lack of an export license covering whole vehicles though spare parts licenses existed. Israel embassy says the shipment, valued at 150000 dollars, was approved for spare parts and will be unloaded or reclassified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Israel
State Department
Lincoln White
New York
White
Norfolk union chamber elects Heatwole as president
Wallace R. Heatwole of Waynesboro was chosen president of the Virginia Union Chamber of Commerce at its annual election here today. He faced opposition from Robert B. Davis of Hopewell and Dean Creiner of Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Wallace R. Heatwole
Waynesboro
Virginia Union Chamber of Commerce
Heatwole
Robert B. Davis
Hopewell
Dean Creiner
Bristol
War of Smiles stains Sukarno visit in Jakarta press
Jakarta's largest newspaper criticized President Sukarno's U.S. trip as a staged display, calling his visit part of a "war of sweet smiles" and noting a jaundiced view in its May coverage.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
Help Arrives Too Late to Aid Accident Victim
A 92 year old Colorado woman died after two days and nights alone at the bottom of a staircase. Mrs. Mary Camblin collapsed Sunday night and received no help until Wednesday morning. Death was attributed to exposure and dehydration. an autopsy was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mary Camblin
Colorado General Hospital
Fred Zarnow
Nellie Camblin
Zarnow
Incident Report From Winchester Area Near Cold Storage
A car arrived from Page 1 at 0 m near Loudoun Street beside Winchester Cold Storage and was investigated by Pvt. David A.
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Loudoun St
Winchester
Pvt
David A
Local Auctions in Winchester and Nearby Areas
Sales listings for May and June show multiple auctions near Winchester Virginia including 928 Berryville Ave items, 10 room AA Motel Tourist Court equipment, Garvin E. Tankersley Al Marah Ranch cattle, Poca Dot Farms Hereford cows, Charles W. White house trailer and goods, Woodsides Eshton Farm Hereford cattle, Charles R Hoover estate real estate, Herbert A. Clevenger farm equipment and livestock, and W E Edwards trustee sale near Star Tannery. Auctioneers include E T Snider, Lewis and Orndorff, Chas R Duvall, W D Orndorff, G E Vickers.
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G. G. Baker
W. E. Edwards
Big Cone
Berryville Ave
Winchester
E. T. Snider
Bristol
Smith Land Co
Garvin E. Tankersley
al Marah Ranch
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Maryland
Lewis and Orndorff
Poca Dot Farms
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles W. White
Valley Pike
Bertha Williams
Chas. R. Duvall
Woodside
Eshton Farm
Deleplane
Charles R. Hoover
Frederick County Court House
Chas. R Duvall
Herbert A. Clevenger
Summit Point
W D. Orndorff
G. E Vickers
E Edwards
Star Tannery
White House Conference on Education Report Availability
The complete report is published and available for 40 cents from the Superintendent of Documents Government Printing Office Washington 25 DC. No stamps accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Multi car crash at S Kent Street and East Pall Mall Street
Winchester police list three vehicles involved in a 7:30 p.m. collision at the S Kent Street East Pall Mall Street intersection. A 1953 Buick sedan owned by Charles B. Snider driven by Susan Olivia Snider of 1446 Greystone Terrace struck a 1949 Cadillac owned and driven by Martin Schulze Jr. of Rt. 1, causing $300 to $200 in damage. A 1956 Oldsmobile sedan owned by Kern Motor Co. driven by Richard D. Kern and a 1952 Chevrolet station wagon owned by Constance E. Goodman collided, totaling $400, $300 in damage respectively, with a parked 1949 Dodge sedan owned by William Sirbaugh cited in the aftermath. Neither Kern nor Goodman stopped, and the Kern car struck the Cadillac’s right rear.
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Fahnestock
Charles B. Snider
Susan Olivia Snider
Greystone Terrace
Martin Car
Kern Motor Co
Richard D. Kern
Courtfield Ave
Marvin Ives Goodman
Constance E. Goodman
Alexandria
William Sirbaugh
Pittsburgh
Kern
Kent St
E. Pall Mall
Goodman
East Pall Mall St
Station Wagon Reverses, Hits Dodge on Pall Mall
A station wagon backed into a Dodge parked on the north side of E Pall Mall near Kent Street. The impact caused minor damage to the rear of the Dodge and no injuries were reported. Police investigated the incident and filed a report.
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Kent St
Dodge
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Vivian B. Andrews
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Minor Motor CO
Loudoun
Bonehaial Finance CO
Ween
Loudoun Winchester
C. Christianson
Winchester Concrete Products
Welltown Pike
M. A. Dyer
Mr. Dyer
Patton
High View Pta
The
Mediterranean
Twin Guarante
New McCormick
Baler Twine
Gambie
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Cameron
Recreation Department
War Memorial
Senseny Park
Charles Aikin
George Cook
Winchester Star
Senseny Road
Rev. Bell
B&pw
Aed Malas the
Wyek St. Winchester
JCC
Westinghouse
Chas. W. White
Chas. Duvall
Vernon White
Peach Tree Road
Comus
Caifhoad
Bethesda
Oliver
Lewis & Orndorff
Winchester Police
S. Kent St
E. Pall Mall St
N. Cameron St
Poca Dot
Zato Rupert
FFA
Geo. W. Litton
Animal Husbandry
Dep't
VPI
Pcca Dot Farms
Jefferson County
West Virginia
County Real Estate
Bruce Y. Himelright
Elva EB. Himelright
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Back Creek
Old Winchester
Charles Town Pike
Berryville
Clarke County
Hampshire
Maytag
Willys
W. D. Orndorfyf
G. E. Vickers
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