Obituary for Harry M Heishman timber cutter and Mt Falls resident
Funeral service for Harry M Heishman who died when a tree fell on him while timber cutting near Mt Falls. Survived by Edethel Pitcock and children Ronald H and Beverley Dianne, four brothers, and several relatives. Burial at Mountain View Cemetery with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Harry M
W. C. Hook
Heishman
North Mountain
Jones Funeral Home
Mr. Heishman
Edethel Pitcock
Ronald H
Beverley Dianne
Edgar
Springfield
John Allen
Mt. Falls
Lee
Rt. 4
Carl D
Strasburg
Mable Perry Heishman
John L. Heishman
Mt. View
Cemetery Association
Friendly Grove
Hershman
Modern
Woodmen of the World
Claude Fauver
Paul W. Richard
David Webster
Leonard Richard
Claude Bucher
Ike Phillips
John W. Stewart
Warren Brill
Hilbert Walker
Ellsworth Dodson
Harold Kurstedt
Reuben
Reunion Ends With Jail Sentences For Brothers
In Huston Texas brothers Henry and Arthur Fleece who had reunited after 27 years were arrested and each jailed for drunk driving after leaving their celebration. A judge sentenced them following the reunion gathering.
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Huston
Tex
Henry
Arthur Fleece
Soviet return of plane crew debated amid East German tensions
The United States learned the Soviet Union had landed the U S plane with crew and passengers near Schwerin and taken into Soviet control. Negotiations shifted to the State Department as East Germany avoided comment and Khrushchev’s East-West visit influenced the incident.
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Germany
Schwerin
Kommandatura
Eddleman
Yakubovsky Ng
U.S
East Germany
Europe
Air Force
Garvin
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Red Cross
Moscow
Washington
U.S. State Department
Buddy Poppy Sale Set For May 27 28 Downtown
Betty Lou Grim 12 daughter of Buddy Poppy Sale Chairman Robert Grim starts the drive by selling the first poppy to State Senator Byrd. Post 2123 VFW leads ten members and auxiliary sellers plan 5000 flowers downtown with net proceeds to the VFW welfare fund. last year’s sale topped 500 dollars.
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Betty Lou Grim
Buddy Poppy Sale
Robert Ralph Grim
George Taylor
VFW Welfare Fund
Virginia Democrats discuss unpledged delegates and convention adjournment
The group led by Del. Robert Whitehead urged unpledged delegates to the national convention and opposed disloyalty resolutions. Almond supported Johnson while pledging full backing to Stevenson Kennedy or Symington if nominated. The convention debated adjournment versus recess and appointed Smith temporary chairman with E Blackburn Moore as permanent chair.
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Del
Robert Whitehead
Resolutions Committee
Almond
Johnson
Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Democratic Party
Virginia
National Party
State Central Committee
Howard W. Smith
Los Angeles
Smith
E. Blackburn Moore
U S and Allies Prepare Defense at United Nations Debate
The United States sharpens its defense strategy before a UN debate led by Henry Cabot Lodge. Herter faces possible attendance by Maurice Couve de Murville and Selwyn Lloyd as talks in New York plan a threefold counterattack against Soviet espionage claims.
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U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maurice Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
New York
Herter
United States
Eisenhower
Poten
Farm auction listings graphic May weekend sales
Multiple auctions listed for May 27 and 28 near Winchester and Frederick Maryland. Items include dairy cattle, sheep, farm machinery, household goods, farm equipment, and a 1956 Mercury hardtop. Auctioneers include W. D. Orndorff E T Snider Horst Wagner and others.
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J. Bryant Armstrong
Winchester
Rt. 11
Bartonsville
W. D. Orndorff
Duncan C. Gibb
Frederick County Court House
Virginia Ave
E. T. Snider
Clay Sales, Inc
Frederick
Horst & Wagner
Joe L. Jolliffe
Clearbrook
Charles R. Duvall
Dorothy M. Huebner
National Ave
Marks Pony Farm
Kernstown
W. F. Artgip, Jr
Weather and war news mix in Virginia and Europe
The Virginia forecast calls for warm humid conditions with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight with varying cloudiness and cooler readings in the east. In Europe, diplomats discuss a nuclear test ban and the East-West talks in Geneva with Khrushchev signaling continued disarmament efforts as talks resume.
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Winchester
Soviet Union
Geneva
Paris
Khrushchev
Rainfall Totals And Averages For 47 Years
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 today shows May total to date of 3 08 with year to date 10 99. Average annual rainfall for the last 47 years is 36 85 inches and monthly averages are listed from January to December with values ranging from 2 02 to 3 92 inches.
Kennedy Unopposed as Nixon Seeks Confidence Vote
Democrats outnumber Republicans by 55 000 yet GOP leaders push for support for Nixon. Oregon delegates bring Nixon to 235 of 774. 666 needed. Write in votes for Stevenson and Rockefeller split, while Dems nominate Mrs Richard L Neuberger for Senate and Elmo Smith for her Republican opponent. Four incumbents renominated with little opposition.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Oregon
Stevenson
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard L. Neuberger
Senate
Elmo Smith
Eisenhower Sees Cold War Hurdles in Paris Summit Hope
Eisenhower spoke at an airport impromptu address praising de Gaulle Macmillan and NATO while labeling the U2 incident as a mystery and questioning Soviet willingness to discuss a new summit with Khru shchev. He expressed cautious optimism about Western unity and Portugal’s welcoming stance as antidote to setbacks.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
NATO
Lisbon
United States
West
Kremer Elected Virginia Petroleum Institute Representative
J. T. Kremer of Jefferson Street was chosen as representative of all Cities Service stations in Virginia at the National Petroleum Institute annual meeting in Cleveland. He acts as distributor for the brand in the area and spoke on issues facing petroleum distributors before returning home yesterday.
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J. T. Kremer
Jefferson St
Virginia
National Petroleum Institute
Mr. Kremer
Cleveland
Woodstock receptionist waives preliminary hearing on embezzlement
Mrs. Jane Miller Sullivan of Woodstock waived a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court on embezzlement charges involving 506 dollars taken from Dr. Douglass O Hill, a local physician. The case moves to a Corporation Court grand jury.
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Jane Miller Jennings Sullivan
Woodstock
Douglass O Hill
Corporation Court
Answers to Ten Trivia Questions
Answers cover six year terms the carat Andrew Jackson Florida Ben Franklin Joe Louis with his exact 11 years 8 months days Mulberry Noah Virginia and Minnesota. Each item appears as a concise response to a numbered prompt.
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I. Q
Andrew Jackson
Florida
Benjamin Franklin
Joe Louis
Mulberry
Noah
Virginia
Minnesota
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