Funeral services for Samuel Graden Carmack observed in two states
Samuel Graden Carmack 60 retired printer of Boyce died suddenly Wednesday night. A funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home with a second service Monday at 2 p.m. DST at Cedar Hill Cemetery chapel Washington D C under First Church of Christ Scientist auspices. Remains remain at Omps until Monday morning.
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Samuel Graden Carmack
Boyce
Omps Funeral Home
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Washington, D. C
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Kathryyn McCeney
Farm Prices May Have Reached Season's Peak
Washington officials said farm prices likely peaked in April and May, rising about 1 percent since October to the highest level since 1953. May averages were unchanged from April for prices received by farmers and paid by them, with beef cattle and hogs showing the strongest gains. Officials expect more meat animal marketings soon and a possible price drop.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Department
Newspaper Spending by the Public
The passage states that the American public spends 3 212 000 dollars daily for newspapers and 1 373 464 000 dollars yearly. With Canada included the daily figure rises to 3 428 000 dollars and the yearly total to 1 462 092 000 dollars.
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Canada
Funeral Services for Mrs Rosier at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Rosier are set with the Frank Sunday service at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Inc. services led by Jones Funeral Home. The notice lists the location and time for the family to gather.
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Rosier
Frank
Jones Funeral Home
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Market Street Church to Host Bible School in June
Market Street Methodist Church announces a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 16 to 27 with registration on June 1. The program runs 9 to 11 30 a m Monday through Friday for nursery through junior departments. Commencement is June 27 at 7 p m in the church sanctuary.
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Market Street Methodist Church
Harold W. Covert
May Carper
Vernon Uber
Thelma Billmyer
Gwynn Covert
Darline Himes
Earlene Cone
Helen Calp
Geraldine Purtlebaugh
Christine Mubriet
Linda Wilson
Marguerite Kellas
Jane Laign
Mars Morrison
Carol Keller
Joyce Keliter
Sara Dale
Delores London
Ann Jones
De Gaulle Surrounds Himself With Trusted Confidants
De Gaulle consolidates power with a tight circle including Col. Gaston de Bonneval as chief of staff and Olivier Guichard heading his civilian staff. Andre Malraux remains a key adviser as Eisenhower and Churchill weigh the Cross of Lorraine metaphor in the era’s political strains.
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de Gaulle
Lorraine
Gaston de Bonneval
Olivier Guichard
Andre Malraux
France
Eisenhower
Europe
Winston Churchill
Analysis Finds Daily Newspaper Circulation Constant
An analysis of daily newspaper circulation over a three year period shows it to be constant. All monthly percentages were in a narrow range from 8.2 to 84 percent, implying an absolute constant of 8.33 percent per month.
Train Hits Hikers on Texas Trestle Killing One Injuring One
A passenger train struck two hikers on a rail trestle near Manchaca south of Austin Texas killing 25 year old David O Daniel from Corsicana and injuring 21 year old John Harrison of Austin both from Marbridge Boys Ranch deputies said about 20 people were on the trestle when the train approached and all but the two escaped.
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Austin
Tex
T AP
Manchaca
Texas
David O'Daniel
Corsicana
John Harrison
Travis County
Bobby Adkins
Marbridge
Adkins
Paralyzed Briton Fought Apartheid from Iron Lung
Christopher Geil a paralyzed Briton who challenged South Africa's racial laws from an iron lung died on Wednesday. Struck by polio in 1945 while serving as a government political undersecretary.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Christopher Geil
Gayle earns school honors and wide activity record
A Virginia student named Gayle is praised for broad achievements. She leads in clubs, yearbook work, and dramatic arts while earning essay contest honors and science fair placements. The piece also notes a Gallup study on newspaper advertising as news.
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Gayle
Handley
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers
Virginia Wildlife
Voice of Democracy
Junior Evening Star
Junior Red Cross
Virginia Girls State
Glee Club
Winchester
Carter Kellas
Martha Ann Butler
Fran Joe Ducknail
Shirley Hauptman
George Gallup
The
American Institute of Public Opinion
Rioters Turn Delaware River Cruise Into Pandemonium
Youthful rioters on a State of Pennsylvania excursion boat on a 35 mile downriver trip from Philadelphia caused pandemonium injuring 15 passengers. Police used fire hoses to quell fights as 34 males were arrested and booked for disorderly conduct.
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Pennsville
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Riverview Lines Inc
Salem County
Woodstown
Salem
Byrd Reports Rise In U S Employed In April
Senator Byrd reports April civilian employment in the federal government rose by 9 255 from March to 2 333 202 while total civilian and military government employment reached 2 395 764 in April a year earlier. Foreign nationals abroad numbered 222 424, down 600 that month.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
U.S
Senate
House Committee
Regional June Auction Directory for Winchester and Vicinity
Local sales directory lists multiple auction dates in June for farms, furniture, real estate, and estate items around Winchester Virginia and nearby towns. Auctions feature items such as dairy cattle, farm equipment, antiques, household goods, and two tract land sales with trustees and commissioners named.
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M. W. Stitely
Prederick
Maryland
Creagerstown Road
Emmett R. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
Null & Null
Clyde Grove
Fairmont Ave
Winchester
Buddy Artrip
LINE
Woodstock
James Janney
Mamie I. Dearmont
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Marie Wilt
Shawnee Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Harvey
Stan Haworth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Dabney W Watts
Warm Humid Air Prompts Widespread Muggy Weather
Warm humid air spread across the eastern two thirds of the nation causing muggy conditions and thunderstorms. Thunderstorms in the north central states damaged farms in Selz North Dakota and a Nebraska storm toppled telephones with large hail. Temperatures remained hot in the south west while the Great Lakes region recorded high humidity and heavy rain in Madison Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
North Central States
Pacific Northwest
Gulf States
New England
Rockies
Selz
N. D
Bismarck
Crawford
Nebraska
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas City
Texas
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Dakotas
Upper Great Lakes
Madison
Wis
Great Lakes
Continental Divide
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Clorado
Zuckerman Firm Leases Frederick Motor Co for Parts Sale
Zuckerman and Co. has leased the Frederick Motor Co. for selling used car parts, clarifying that the firm did not purchase the business as was stated in a prior Star edition.
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Zuckerman and Co
Frederick Motor Co
The
Star
Unknown Heroes Remembered in National Medal of Honor Ceremony
The Unknowns lay in state at the Capitol then were interred at Arlington with a 442 mile cortege. 4000 Auff spectators watched 216 living Medal of Honor recipients, mothers of fallen soldiers, officials, Congress members, and military personnel honor the fallen in a somber, multi service tribute. Jet salutes, artillery, and air force fighters framed the procession to the cemetery.
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United States of America
Congress
Supreme Court
Capitol
Arlington
Washington Monument
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Cross Burned on Lawn of Federal Judge in New Orleans
An eight foot cross soaked in kerosene was burned on the lawn of U S District Judge J Skelly Wright who had ordered an end to segregation on New Orleans buses. Wright blamed it on publicity skirting but suspected Ku Klux Klan involvement. No violence reported as segregation on transit took effect at 12 01 a m with all lines operating normally.
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New Orleans
Federal District
J. Skelly Wright
Wright
U.S. Supreme Court
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
New York Daily Quiz Answers Snapshot
Federal Housing Administration Walter Johnson thick glass rum and water two-thirds Leningrad No Warren G Harding.
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Daily Quiz
New York
Federal Housing Administra
Walter Johnson
Leningrad
Warren G. Harding
Weather outlook for Virginia with warm afternoon highs
Fair tonight and Sunday with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. Highs near 87 today, lows in the upper 50s to 60s. Scattered showers or thunderstorms may affect extreme north areas, with warmer humid conditions and variable cloudiness on Sunday. Sunrise and sunset times noted for Winchester.
Monthly rainfall report with historical averages
Rainfall data shows no precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 am. May rainfall totals to date 3.20 inches for 1958 and year to date 17.16 inches. Average annual rainfall over 45 years is 36.78 inches. Monthly averages for 45 years from 1912 to 1956 list January 2.41, February 2.02, March 2.97, April 3.10, May 3.82, June 3.35, July 3.73, August 3.92, September 2.70, October 3.26, November 2.52, December 2.48 inches.
Child Drowns After Tumble From Anacostia Seawall
A 5 year old boy, Joseph D. Chase, drowned in the Anacostia River after slipping from the seawall in Washington yesterday. His 8 year old companion Wadell Reams tried to reach him as two men in a rowboat raced to help but arrived too late.
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Washington
Anacostia River
Seven Dead in Rail Collision In Warwick
Seven people died in a Warwick rail crash as a Budd self propelled train struck a pedestrian who ran onto the tracks. Engineer Thomas W. Rowe said the man did not attempt to escape. Maurice Franko of Arlington drowned in Black Pond behind Madeira School after failing to reach shore.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Warwick
Richmond
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