Oil dealers attend Chicago conventions in Winchester area
Three Winchester oil distributors attended meetings in Chicago. R. E. Buncutter and Wade Emmart joined sessions of the American Oil Jobbers Association. J. T. Kremer attended a later set of meetings for the American Petroleum Institute.
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Winchester
R. E. Buncutter
Wade Emmart
American Oil Jobbers Association
J. T. Kremer
American Petroleum Institute
Jennings Forecasts Passage of Tax Cut Bill in 1964
Honolulu APRep. W. Pat Jennings predicts Congress will pass the administration tax cut bill early next year with a retroactive to Jan 1 1964 feature. He spoke at the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association conference in Waikiki and noted House approval and Senate committee referral.
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Honolulu
W. Pat Jennings
D-Va
Congress
Jennings
National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association
Waikiki
House
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
United States
Chamber Board Selects 3 New Members
The Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce announces three new directors for one year terms: William A. Johnston, Archie Manuel, and Paul Strawderman. The 1964 Board lineup also lists officers and member directors. next meeting is December 17.
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Winchester - Frederick County
H. Robert Edwards
J.P. Arthur
Harold G. Brown
B.O. Brumback
Clarke T. Cooper, Jr
Wilber M. Feltner
W. Carlisle Fisher
Robert F. Gaines
John C. Hortersuire
William H. Lawrence
Stephen M. Rosenberger
Delmas M. Sewell
Ralph E. Slaughter
Virgil R. Strader, Jr
Philip B Whitney
John T. Solenberger
Hubert T. Stratton
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Duke to give trading stamps to visitors at Woburn Abbey
The Duke of Bedford announced he will hand out trading stamps to winter visitors at Woburn Abbey. He also charges admission and has installed juke boxes and slot machines to help pay a $14 million death duty on the estate inherited from his father.
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Bedford
England
Duke of Bedford
Woburn Abbey
Valley TV and Appliances Incorporates with Brengle Partner
Valley TV and Radio Service announces incorporation as Valley TV and Appliances Inc. at 31 South Braddock Street with Pete Brengle joining as partner. Brengle, lifelong Winchester resident, brings 25 years in electrical and appliance business. New firm will carry Zenith Admiral and Hotpoint products.
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Elmer
Pete’ Brengle
Valley T-V & Radio Service
Valley T-V and Appliances, Inc
South Braddock St
Brengle
Winchester
Zenith
Admiral
Hotpoint
Blue Ridge Players to Present Final Foreign Films
The Berryville Opera House group Blue Ridge Players reveals the last three Sundays of foreign films. November 20% shows The Devil's Eye from Sweden, December 1 features LAvventura from Italy, and December 15 screens The Poachers Daughter from Ireland.
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Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Players
Opera House
Berryville
L’avventura
Lie Improves in Oslo. Return Targeted as Interior Minister
Trygve Lie, former United Nations secretary general, is expected to resume work as Norway's interior minister on December 1. Premier Einard Lie, age 67, says Lie has been ill since October 21 and reportedly suffered a small blood clot. Lie resigned from the U.N. post in 1953 and had been politically inactive until July 3 when he accepted the interior post in the socialist cabinet.
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Oslo
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Norway
Einard Lie
Lie
U.N
Cera Ae
Fete Communities Dept Meeting Set Next Monday
Representatives from four cities in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia attend the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Communities Participation meeting to plan for the Grand Feature Parade and the Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom contest. Invited cities include many in the listed states with Winchester hosting the April 30 to May 2 events at the George Washington Hotel.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Participa
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Cariecenarie
Parti- Lab
Guslenet
Diaz Ordaz Accepts PRI Nomination in Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz accepted the presidential nomination of the Institutional Revolutionary party and is poised to win Mexico’s next election. He, 52, said he would continue President Adolfo Lopez Mateos' policies after resigning last week as interior minister.
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Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Mexico
Diaz Ordaz
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Personal Income Up 3 Billion in October
The Commerce Department reports October personal income rose to a record annual rate of 470.3 billion dollars, up 3 billion. About a third of the gain stems from a military pay raise, with total income 22.5 billion higher than October 1962 and 5 percent above the prior six month average.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Leftover Victory Dinner Idea from Athens Wedding Gift
In Athens a wedding gift from the bride’s parents to the groom is a quarter interest in a private city bus. Leftover boiled potatoes are tossed with cooked snap beans and French dressing to form a luncheon salad. Add carrots cauliflower and peas, serve on crisp greens and sprinkle with paprika.
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Athens
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