Deaths and Funerals Mrs Patterson 103 E Pall Mall St
Mrs Sarah Newlin Patterson died last night in Richmond at age 103. She was born in Winchester, daughter of Albert J. and Mary Avery Newlin, wife of John A Patterson. Survived by two stepsons, eight siblings, and one nephew. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Friends may visit H Enders Funeral Home Berryville and call from 7:30 to 10 p.m. tomorrow.
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Sarah Newlin Patterson
E. Pall Mall St
Richmond
Patterson
Winchester
Albert J
Mary Avery Newlin
John A. Patterson
Glass Patterson
Dennis Allen Atterson
Ernest Orndorff
Ruth Murray
Maurice Grim
Ada Newlin
Gertrude Rodgers
Marret Lutz
George B. Newlin
Lillian Stotler
New Market
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
H. Enders
Berryville
Sarah N. Patterson
Carroll Edward O. 74 dies at daughter's home in Clarke County
Edward O. Carroll 74 of Providence Chapel Clarke County died at his daughter's home Agnes E. Lloyd. He was born in Clarke County to William and Margaret Carroll and married to Agnes Pearl Wiley who preceded him. Survived by nine children and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Body resting at the John
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Edward Oliver Carroll
Providence Chapel
Clarke County
Agnes E. Lloyd
William
Margaret Lee Carroll
Agnes Pearl Wiley
William J
Purcellville
Edward Oliver
Fairfax
Helen Vaitsis
Falls Church
Wilma Poland
Arlington
Channing K
Baltimore
Aubrey C
Wiley Carroll
Eva Carroll
Berryville
John
Mrs Julia Ballenger Deck 81 of Ranson dies at home
Mrs Julia Ballenger Deck 81 of Ranson West Virginia widow of Harvey W Deck died this morning at her home born November 26 1878 near Rippon Jefferson County daughter of the late Harrison and Sally Ballenger spent life in Jefferson County member of Charles Town Methodist Church Surviving are one daughter Mrs Ernest Edwards Rawson one son Roy Deck Berryville one brother John Ballenger State College Pa four grandchildren one great grandchild and several nieces and nephews Funeral service Thursday at 230 EST at Smith and Strider Memorial Funeral Home conducted by Pastor Dr Richard T Scholl Interment Green Hill Cemetery Berryville
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Julia Ballenger Deck
Ranson
W. Va
Harvey W. Deck
Rippon
Jefferson County
Harryason
Sally Goodin Ballenger
Charles Town
Hummer Service for Roy Nelson Hummer Held in Berryville
Funeral for Roy Nelson Hummer of Charles Town was held this afternoon at the John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Julian Orrell officiating. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery with pallbearers Clarence Singhas Jack Singhas Ed Smallwood Walter Anderson Floyde Richard and Ralph Cook.
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Roy Nelson Hummer
Charles Town
John H. Enders
Berryville
Julian Orrell
Berryville Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Clarence Singhas
Jack Singhas
Ed Smallwood
Walter Anderson
Floyde Richard
Ralph Cook
US and Soviet clash over flights and inspections
Gromyko proposed a resolution condemning US incursions as aggressive acts and urging steps to prevent recurrence. Lodge rebutted, noting Eisenhower suspended such flights and accusing Gromyko of distorting facts. He argued for information in advance to counter Communist threats and renewed the 1955 summit offer for mutual aerial inspections.
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Gromyko
United States
Lodge
Eisenhower
U.S
Korea
Hungary
Free World
Finch Tregoff murder trial recessed to Thursday
In Los Angeles the Finch and Tregoff case pauses as the state supreme court reviews a defense challenge to Judge Leroy Dawson. Carole Tregoff, 23, and her lover Dr. R Bernard Finch, 42, face accusations they ambushed Barbara Finch last July. The previous trial ended in a hung jury after three months of testimony. Carole, once an ex model, remains free on 25000 dollars bail.
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Los Angeles
Finch- Tregoff
Carole Tregoff
Slim
Chic
R. Bernard Finch
State Supreme Court
Carole
Barbara
Superior Court
Leroy Dawson
Soviet Accuses U S Planes of Spying on Lenin
Tass reported American planes conducted three to four passes over the Soviet atomic ice breaker Lenin during a Baltic to Murmansk voyage. The claim came as Murmansk prepared Lenin for its first Arctic scientific expedition.
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London
Soviet Union
U.S
Lenin
Tass
Baltic
Murmansk
Arctic
Senators Debate Over Who Should Testify
Fulbright says focus on participants with information while Johnson urges unity and full facts. Johnson adds facts should be treated calmly and objectively to serve the nation.
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Fulbright
Johnson
Senate
Open Skies proposal and espionage tensions cited in council
The text reports U S officials pushing an open skies treaty with the Soviet Union to curb surprise attacks while defending aerial reconnaissance. It cites Soviet objections that the plan serves Pentagon intelligence needs and notes Lodge accusing the Soviets of extensive espionage and a Soviet vessel disrupting U S Navy operations near Long Island.
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United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
U.N
Gromyko
Pentagon
Lodge
Stalin
Free World
Long Island
N.Y
Virginia toll pace matches 1959 in early 1960 report
The Associated Press notes Virginia’s 1960 highway toll trend downward in early months, nearing 1959 pace. Two deaths raise yearly toll to 265, 14 below last year. David R. Williams Jr. died in a U S 58 crash west of South Boston. Frances D. Marsh died in a two vehicle wreck near Lebanon.
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Associated Press
Virginia
David R. Williams Jr
Camden
N. J
U.S. 58
South
Boston
Frances D. Marsh
Elizabethton
Tenn
U.S. 19
Lebanon
Russell County
Local Civil War unit reactivated in full dress
Rebel Caverns executive vice president Jim Payne leads a ceremony with Shenandoah Valley Motel Assoc. president Willis Fisk and Gene Bowers of Company K reactivating a local Civil War unit in full dress. Music by Jack Fretwell and The Clefs with Jumbo Rinker on organ. Martha Strance featured as vocalist.
Atlas booster launches test satellite amid Cold War tensions
The 88 foot Atlas booster lifted a test satellite on 360 000 pounds of thrust. Officials said orbit success would take about two hours, while Samos and Midas systems aim to extend high altitude reconnaissance and detect missile launches. The launch follows U2 controversy and signals forthcoming orbital surveillance.
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Air Force
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
Midas
Samos
Russia
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Van
Former French minister Louis Marin dies at 89
Louis Marin a pre World War II minister and former French deputy died Monday at 89. He held several ministerial posts from 1924 to 1940. The cause of death was not announced.
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Paris
Louis Marin
Weather Forecast For Virginia Tomorrow
Fair tonight with lows around 48 to 52 in the northwest and in the 50s elsewhere. Wednesday looks mostly sunny and warmer with highs near 80 to 85.
Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today is noted. May rainfall to date is 4.84 inches, with year-to-date 15.15 inches. Average annual rainfall over 47 years is 36.85 inches. monthly averages are listed for January through December.
U2 Photographs Cover Soviet Union in Detail
Hamburg AP report says Der Spiegel claims 12 U2 jets flew about 150 missions over four years to photograph every square centimeter of the Soviet Union except inaccessible regions. The piece opens with a profile of CIA chief Allen W. Dulles and does not name sources.
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Hamburg
Germany
U.S
Soviet Union
der Spiegel
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Dulles
Claus Jacobi
Nike-Asp rocket fails to create colored cloud over Atlantic
A Nike Asp rocket from Wallops Island failed to reach sufficient altitude to form an orange yellow cloud as part of an NASA wind study. The 27 foot two stage rocket burned out in the second stage and a second attempt is planned for twilight with a final shot at dawn, weather permitting.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
NASA
Soviet hold U S air crew after downing plane
Five crewmen and four passengers aboard the downed aircraft were held by the Soviet Union. Capt. James Lundy, Capt. George Jordan, Capt. William Frewen, Sgt. Leon Porter, Sgt. Chester Sleezer. passengers Capt. Paul McCash and his wife, Airman James Garvin, Airman James Morrison, with the doctor and nurse aboard.
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James Palmer Lundy
Findlay
Ohio
George A. Jordan
West Lafayette
Ind
William Thomas Frewen
Galveston
Tex
Leon Porter
Russellville
Ala
Chester Kenneth Sleezer
Galway
Saratoga County
N.Y
Paul K. McCash
Atlanta
U.S. Air Force
James P. Garvin
Woodbine
Iowa
James A. Morrison
Richmond
Cleveland
Last mainland premier Yen Hsi-shan dies at 77
Yen Hsi-shan a former Shensi warlord and longtime adviser to Chiang Kai-shek died Monday of a heart attack at 77. He served as a senior military strategy adviser to the Nationalist government.
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Taipei
Yen Hsi-shan
Nationalist China
Shensi Province
Yen
Chiang Kai-shek
Winchester Area Sales Directory Listings May 25 to June 4
Local sales directory lists multiple auctions around Winchester and Frederick County. Items include furniture, appliances, farm equipment, dairy cattle, household goods, real estate, and a 1956 Mercury hardtop, with dates May 25 through June 4 and various auctioneers including Orn dorff Cole Headleys Snider Duvall and Marks Pony Farm.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
Mollie Wood
Millbank
Opequon
Headleys of
Bryant Armstrong
Rt. 11
Bartonsville
W. D. Orndorff
Duncan C. Gibb
Frederick County Court House
Virginia Ave
E. T. Snider
Dorothy M. Huebner
National Ave
Marks Pony Farm
Kernstown
W. F. Ara Jr
George W. Miller
E. Cork St
Charles R. Duvall
Weather Brief Mix of Cloudy Conditions Across Cities
San Francisco and Seattle see cloudy skies with overcast conditions while Tampa reports similar cloud cover. No significant precipitation noted and temperatures remain mild across the region.
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San Francisco
Isa Bey Be
Seattle
Tampa
Ida Morgan 87, Mother of the Stage Door Canteen
Ida Morgan, 87, longtime talent representative and manager known as the mother of the Stage Door Canteen, died Sunday. The Stage Door Canteen offered refreshments and entertainment for service members in multiple cities.
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New York
Ida Morgan
Stage Door Canteen
Kiwanis Club to Host Capta in Jones at Lunch
Capt. Paul R. Jones, officer in charge at the Salvation Army Headquarters, will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. He will discuss the Salvation Army work there.
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Paul R. Jones
Salvation Army
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
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Winchester Savings & Loan Assn
N. Loudoun ST
Hansbrough & Carter Building
Berryville Pike
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Frederick, Md
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Clearbrook
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