Walton League Fishing Rodeo Draws 115 Youth Anglers
A total of 115 youths, boys and girls, fished Saturday at the Izaak Walton League park on Route 50 East. They netted about 200 trout and many sunfish. Top catches included Nelson Pomanto’s 13 quarter inch trout and Richard Yeakle with 23 sunfish.
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Izaak Walton League
Route 50
Nelson Pomanto
Richard Yeakle
Richard Butts
Benny Tyson
Roland White, Jr
Jerry Grim
Victor Albright, Jr
Gregg Weller
Police Nab Midwest's Slowest Gun
Detroit AP James Richardson 29 and Roland Price 39 attempted a holdup at a bar. Richardson failed to draw a .38 revolver due to its snagged trousers. They fled and were held for armed robbery investigation by police.
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Detroit
James Richardson
Midwest
Morris Albert
Richardson
Roland Price
Albert
American Nazi Party Sails South With Hate Bus Tour
The American Nazi party led by George Lincoln Rockwell sent a hate bus toward New Orleans to protest communism and race mixing. Eight followers rode the bus with four in a command car, stopping for gasoline and public speeches in Charlotte, Atlanta, Montgomery, and Mobile before joining in New Orleans Tuesday night.
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Arlington
American Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
New Orleans
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Richmond
Raleigh
Charlotte
Greenville N.C
Atlanta, Ga
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Ala
Poplarville
Miss
John Potter
New York City
Atlanta
Virginia
United States
Eichmann Helps Prosecutors Keep Their Files in Order
Adolf Eichmann aids Israeli prosecutors by flagging gaps in the 800 exhibits presented against him. He notes missing documents from Gestapo files and sends notes through his counsel, claiming better access to crucial records. Trial sources say his tips help organize the prosecution’s own files.
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Eichmann
Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Europe
Bald
Saturnine
Gestapo
Eichmann Orders File Found In Wuerzburg Bureau
A Wuerzburg bureau held a nearly intact cache of Eichmann’s orders on Jewish affairs. An Israeli attorney suggested Eichmann remains loyal to the documents hoping to show he was merely following orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuerzburg
Eichmann
Bhecomee
Shenandoah Park Observes 35th Anniversary of Authorization
Shenandoah National Park marks the 35th anniversary of its 1926 Congressional authorization. Events are planned at Big Mead Lodge and Skyland Recreation Hall to recount the lead up to the park’s establishment. The Great Smoky Mountains and Mammoth Cave regions were also considered for national parks.
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Shenandoah National Park
Big Meades Lodge
Skyland Recreation Hall
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Secretary of the Interior
Mississippi River
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Tennessee
Blue Ridge Mountains
Front Royal
Waynesboro
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Virginia Park
Skyland Drive
Virginia
Former Connecticut Governor John H. Trumbull Dies at 88
Former Republican governor John H. Trumbull of Connecticut died at age 88 after a brief illness. The three term leader who served from 1925 to 1931 earned the nickname the flying governor for his aviation promoción and belonged to the Trumbull Electric Co. He was born in Ashford, Connecticut.
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Hartford
Conn
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
Trumbull
Trumbull Electric Co
Ashford
Debate resumes on aid to education in Congress
The senate began debate on President Kennedy's federal aid to education bill as House and Senate push major agendas this week. Leaders aim to advance the housing bill, while other measures on Kennedy's program face delays and adjournment pressures in the 1961 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Ee Oak
Congress
Banking Committee
Kennedy
House
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Civilian Space Agency
House Education Committee
Ways and Means Committee
International Travel
United States
Senate Education Subcommittee
W. C. Locker Dies Master Penman Educator
Richmond AP reports W. C. Locker 86 died at home after a century as educator and master penman. He developed the Locker method of writing taught to tens of thousands of teachers and pupils. Funeral at St Stephens Episcopal Church with burial in Hollywood Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Augusta Bowles Locker and daughter Mrs Benjamin Polard Alsop Jr of Charles City.
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Richmond
W. C. Locker
Locker
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Hollywood
Virginia
Mary Augusta Bowles Locker
Benjamin Polard Alsop, Jr
Charles City
Bain Speaker At Presbyterian Churches Here
Dr Bernard E Bain superintendent of the Sunnyside Home in Lynchburg will speak at Sunny side Presbyterian Church at 9 30 a m and at Burnt Church at 11 a m Daylight Saving Time He will be accompanied by the Sunnyside Home girls choir which will sing at both services A congregational covered dish dinner follows at Burnt Church
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Bernard E. Bain
Lynchburg
Burnt Sunnyside
Cornmeal Muffin Mix Ture Baked In Cornsticks
A regular cornmeal muffin mix is used to bake a miniature cornstick style treat. The result is a simple, crusty baked good suitable for snacktime.
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Ricky
Yeakle
Earl Cather
Frederick County
Debbie Scott
Terry O’rourke
John Kane
Charles Catlett
Blake Denny
Clarke County
Shenandoah Park
Hubert Work
Secretary
the Interior
Southern Appalachian National Park
Southern Appalachians
THURS
Big Dixie
The
Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Winchester
Pratt
Penman
Bain
Congregational Oe
Sunny
E. W. Armstrong
N. Cameron
Shenandoah Valley
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Is Seven
Metropolitan
Main Street
Metropolitan Life
John G. Rupprecht
Mer
Piccadilly & Main Sts
Charles A. Harris
Roger J.laign
Johnnie Foltz
Guy W. Shackleford
David L
Nevin Bull
John E. Kercheval
Robert G. Smallweed
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