Deaths and Funerals of A P Shaw Jr in Long Beach
Alexander Preston Shaw Jr son of Bishop and Mrs A P Shaw died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital Long Beach after a lingering illness. He was born in Winchester where his father preached at John Mann Methodist Church. A funeral was held today in Los Angeles. Burial is in Gerrardstown Presbyterian Cemetery.
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Alexander Preston Shaw, Jr
Bishop
A. P. Shaw
Veterans Hospital
Long Beach
Calif
Winchester
Minnister
John Mann Methodist Church
Cork St
Los Angeles
Funeral service for J R McDonald in Berryville
Funeral for J R McDonald of Berryville will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at John H Enders Funeral Home. The Rev M Claude Cook will officiate. Pallbearers include J Nelson Illingham, Marshall Willingham, A W Willingham, Robert Carl Willingham, John W Willingham, Donald L Willingham, and Eugene Lee. Burial follows at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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J R. McDonald
Berryville
John H. Enders
M. Claude Cook
Charles E Collins 78 dies in Martinsburg W Va
Charles E Collins 78 of 2 Martinsburg West Virginia died yesterday in Martinsburg. Born August 20 1885 at Siler he was a son of the late Edward and Annie Holliday Collins. He was a member of Bunker Methodist Church and a resident farmer. Survived by many children across Inwood Falling Waters White Post Reliance Martinsburg and nearby towns.
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Charles Edgar Collins
Martinsburg
W. Va
Collins
Siler
Edward
Annie Holliday Collins
Bunker Methodist Church
Foster Clark
Junior Whitacre
Bunker Hill
Vic Minnick
Parmalie
Howard Collins
John Cols
Death of Wilson W DeHaven near Greenspring
Wilson W DeHaven aged 46 of Route 5 near Greenspring died yesterday at his residence after a long illness. He was born in Gainesboro to Walter L and Cora Bohrer DeHaven and married Retta Taylor on November 8 1941 in Winchester. Survived by wife four children siblings and several brothers and sisters. Funeral service planned at Jones Funeral Home then Chestnut Grove Church with Rev Lovily Gruber and Rev L L Schreck and burial in Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
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Wilson W. DeHaven
Route 5
Greenspring
Mr. DeHaven
Gainesboro
Walter L
Cora Bohrer DeHaven
Retta Taylor
Winchester
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Wanda Jean DeHaven
Walter Wilson DeHaven
James William DeHaven
Joyce Marie Gardner
Mildred Sargent
Stephens City
Mervin DeHaven
Martinsburg
W. Va
Uriel DeHaven
Inwood
Samuel DeHaven
Raymond DeHaven
Boyd DeHaven
Isaac DeHaven
Jones Funeral
Chestnut Grove Church
Lovely Gruber
L. L Shreck
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Scully of Winchester dies. longtime civic leader
J J Scully of Winchester Virginia and Walkersville West Virginia led coal and railroad interests and served as Red Cross treasurer, hospital director, and Boy Scout official. He chaired church trust boards and Masonic lodge. survived by three daughters two sons two sisters and 21 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at First Presbyterian with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Bethesda
Paul Killiam
Cambridge
Mass
First Presbyterian Church
George D. Jackson
Mr. Scully
C. Ridgely White
Thomas G. Scully
Rodney T. Taylor
Stephen White
James B. Olney
John S. Scully
Presbyterran Church
Scully
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Myers Receives Pilgrim Degree From Local Moose
Charles Eddy Myers, a local businessman, received the Pilgrim Degree at a Moose Lodge ceremony yesterday. Over 100 Pilgrims from across the state attended, led by E. E. Assistants included Lisa Vance and Chuckie Crisman with Women of the Moose serving a dinner. Visiting pilgrims ranged from Alexandria to Altavista with several towns represented.
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Charles Eddy Myers
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Lodge
E. E
Lisa Vance
Chuckie Crisman
Women of the Moose
Gilbert W. Fletcher
Alexandria
Elmer Haislip
John D. Agustine
Arlmn
Robert T. Ritenour
William McClemons
Front Royal
Elvin Boyd
Portsmouth
J. P. Muarry
Roanoke
Jack Keyster
Harrisonburg
Paul Miller
Strasburg
Gerald Updike
Altavista
Tokyo rail disaster and Omuta mine blast claim lives
Reports from Japan detail a derailment south of Tokyo that killed and injured many as American sailors aided in rescues. In Omuta hundreds mourn as a massive mine explosion raises questions about safety at Miike and the extent of casualties across the city.
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Ikeda
Izvestia
Liberal Democratic Party
Omuta
Tengro
Miike
Japan
Tokyo
California
Jimmy Bolin
la Bunte
William B. Ullerick
Arleta
Larry G. Pacheco
van Nuys
Ullerick
Congress Set to Push Foreign Aid Battle This Week
Congress resumes fight over foreign aid with a $3.7 billion authorization after Kennedy requested $4.5 billion. House to take up Peace Corps funding and a coffee price stabilization accord while Estes questions loom. Senate panels prepare budget measures includes civil space, tax cut, and debt ceiling actions.
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Washington
Congress
UN- Senate
Kennedy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Finance Committee
House
Veterans Day Remarks Emphasize Civic Duty and Vigilance
The Winchester Veterans Council hosted a cemetery service at 12 30 pm with flag honors for each buried veteran. Rev Robert Hargreaves urged vigilance against modern threats beyond communism, urging use of the right to vote to preserve democracy.
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Robert Hargreaves
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Paul
Hargreaves
Winchester
Bugle to Sound Taps in Tyler Veterans Day Observance
Hartley B. Edwards, who once blew the bugle at the Armistice ceremony beneath the Arc de Triomphe, will sound taps today in Tyler Texas for Veterans Day using the same bugle. Edwards was part of Gen. John J. Pershing's private drum and bugle corps when the armistice took effect 45 years ago.
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Tyler, Tex
Hartley B. Edwards
Tyler
Edwards
John J. Pershing
Paris
Armistice Day memorial reflections at Arlington
Kennedy planned to visit Arlington as Shoup urged a peace summit of historic importance. Officials note 22,127,000 living U.S. veterans while reminders of World War II and earlier conflicts color the observance once Armistice Day.
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Shoup
Arlington
U.S
Kennedy
Rockefeller to face questions at APME meeting in Florida
Nelson Rockefeller will be questioned by top U S editors at the Associated Press Managing Editors convention in Bal Harbour Florida. About 500 editors are expected for the five day session beginning Tuesday at the Americana Hotel. Rockefeller a potential 1964 Republican presidential candidate will address a luncheon and undergo floor questions.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Associated Press Managing Editors
APME
Americana
Rockefeller
Florida
Associated Press
Mason Walsh
The
Phoenix Gazette
Wes Gallagher
Paul Wu
Miner
Kansas City Star
Charleston 1886 Earthquake Debut Toll of 41
A major U S earthquake struck Charleston South Carolina on August 31 1886 causing 41 deaths and widespread damage. The event marked a defining early U S seismic disaster with lasting impact on building codes and regional awareness.
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Charleston
S.C
Virginia Weather Snapshot and Historical Rainfall Figures
The forecast notes fair skies with a low near 40 tonight and Tuesday mostly sunny with highs around 62. It lists past 48 hour rainfall as trace, year-to-date totals, and historical averages for rainfall by month over the last 50 years.
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Virginia
Civil War Group Emphasizes Research and Education
Richmond report says Virginia Civil War Centennial Commission strengthens focus on historic research and education for the final two years. Benjamin Hillman named commission historian. native of Galax graduate of Wake Forest with a master’s in American history from UNC last year.
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Richmond
James J. Geary
Secrec
Geary
Benjamin A. Hillman
Galax
Wake Forest
Hillman
He University of North
Train Kills Man Standing On Tracks Near Alexandria
Fairfax County police identified the man as Reginald Kenney of Braddock Pennsylvania after a name plate was found in his pocket. A southbound passenger and mail train struck him at about 4 20 a m as it neared Richmond on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac line. The engineer and fireman said the man stood on the tracks as the train rounded a curve despite whistle blows and braking efforts. The body was thrown 216 feet before the train passed over it.
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Alexandria, Va
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Here
Fairfax County
Reginald Kenney
Braddock
Alexandria
Richmond
Truman Trashes Soviet Leaders In Blunt Banquet Remark
Former President Harry S Truman, 79, called Soviet leaders nothing but a set of damned liars and said he would not trust them across the street. He made the comment Sunday night at a banquet for the B nai B rith and the Anti Defamation League.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Ths
Harry S. Truman
Soviet Union
Truman
B’nai B’rith
Anti- Defamation League
League
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