Obituary of Local Woman Active in 1900s Civic Groups
Obituary notes a longtime Mt. Carmel Baptist Church member with over fifty years of service. She chaired the Colored Auxiliary to the Tuberculosis Association and the American Red Cross before illness forced resignation. An early organizer of the Negro Day Nursery. Survived by husband, brother William A Park, Charles G Parks and Lena Parks of Luray, plus numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Mt. Carmel
Tuberculosis Association
American Red Cross
Negro Day Nursery
William A Park
Charles G. Parks
Lena Parks
Luray
Stalnaker Rites to Be Held in Berryville
W. B. Stalnaker 76 of Berryville died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A retired orchardist born in Williamica Georgia he is survived by his widow Margaret Moore a son William Bevel Stalnaker Jr of Lynchburg four daughters Margaret S. Shehan of Pittsburgh a brother Temple Stalnaker of Charles Town and two sisters Mrs W R Brewer of Cumberland and Mrs Paul Overton of Arlington. Graveside services will be in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville tomorrow at 11 a.m. conducted by Rev Charles P. Moncure. Resting at Enders Funeral Home.
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William Bevel Stalnaker
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Williamica
William Peyton Stalnaker
Margaret Bright Stalnaker
Margaret Moore
William Bevel Stalnaker, Jr
Lynchburg
Margaret S. Shehan
Pittsburgh
Temple Stalnaker
Charles Town
W. R .Brewer Cumberland
Paul Overton
Arlington
Green Hill Cemetery
Charles P. Moncure
Grace Church
Enders Funeral Home
Cardinal Fietta Dies of Heart Attack in Ivrea Visit
Giuseppe Cardinal Fietta aged 77 of the Vatican Curia died Saturday in Ivrea, northern Italy, after a heart attack. His death reduces the cardinal pool to 82. A high powered camera test section notes a 100 inch infrared lens used to image objects 35 miles distant through haze.
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Vatican City
Italy
Giuseppe Cardinal Fietta
Vatican Curia
Ivrea
Cigar Stub Ignites Fire on Truck Bed in Berryville Area
A hot cigar stub tossed from a truck caused a fire two miles east on the Berryville pike. The Shawnee VFD reported 4:30 p.m. alarm. the fire damaged tarpaulins but not the truck. The truck from Denny's Commission Auction had tarpaulins covering furniture. gas spilled on the bed ignited by sparks. A passerby stopped the truck and warned the driver. The driver, who often chews tobacco, stated he rarel smoking that day.
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Shawnee Vfd
Berryville Pike
Denny's Commission
Royal Miller Named Commander of Mosby Barracks WWI Unit
Royal S. Miller was named commander of Major Mosby Barracks 1526 at the annual Lions Shelter meeting. He succeeds W. P. Simmons. Miller to be installed Nov. 13. Newly named officers include William Cooney senior vice commander and D. W. Clark junior vice commander.
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Royal S. Miller
Mosby
Lions Shelter
W. P. Simmons
Miller
William Cooney
D. W. Clark
Clyde Doyle
James E. Reed
Lewis Fawcett
William R. Armel
Carson Dyke
Ray Butler
Fawcett
Miami
Fla
Simmons
Yellow Spring
William Silman
William Mercer
Thomas G. Bowley
Norfolk
Khrushchev calls for new UN leadership veto plan
Khrushchev declares distrust of Hammarskjold and urges a three member executive to replace the secretary-general. He argues a single leader cannot balance Communist states neutral nations and the Western alliance amid Congo events and current world conditions.
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United States
Congo
Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
Prince Harald Ends U.S. Visit After Two Weeks
Crown Prince Harald of Norway departed Idlewild Airport New York for Oslo concluding a two week visit to the United States. A spokesman called the unofficial visit quite interesting.
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New York
Prince Harald of
Norway
Idlewild Airport
Oslo
Nixon pushes medical research plan amid campaign swing
Vice President Nixon tours the South and New Jersey promoting a four point medical program. He seeks federal fellowships, research grants, and a decade long buildout of facilities while urging private and public support. A Democratic spokesman questions the plan’s scope, noting long standing shortages.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Richmond
Charlotte
N.G
New Jersey
Repco
New York
Weather outlook for Virginia midweek and five day forecast
The forecast calls for fair conditions and cooler nights with lows around 42 to 50. Tuesday should be fair with mid 60s to low 70s, and the five day outlook for Virginia Oct 4 to 8 expects to run about three degrees above normal with sunny dry days and cool mornings.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Philippine Statesman Recto Die
Rainfall figures show Oc to date 2.52 and year 30.06 with 47 year averages listed for monthly and annual totals. Rome AP reports Sen Claro M Recto of the Philippines died Sunday at age 70 during a goodwill tour in Europe and Latin America after a heart attack last Thursday.
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Rome
Claro M. Recto
The
Philippines
Recto
Europe
Latin America
Americans Face Millions of Colds and Daily Health Trends
HAL BOYLE surveys public health and quirky facts, noting 15 million severe colds in a year and 41 percent of 153 million lost work days in 1959 due to respiratory infections. The piece also touches on Renoir’s arthritis, the goby fish, Doris Duke buying Valentino’s estate, and other varied curiosities.
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New York
Renoir
Graham Ends Three-Week German Crusade
Berlin crowd of 60,000 heard Billy Graham close a three week German crusade under Brandenburg Gate. Police and Communist guards stood near the gate to bar East Berliners from attending the rally across the border in the Western zone.
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Berlin
Billy Graham
Brandenburg Gate
Mao urges neutral nations unite with Red China
Mao Tze-tung calls for unity between Communist China and neutral nations to defeat imperialism in a newly published volume issued on the 11th anniversary of the Red government. Peiping radio reported the book’s sale in Chinese stores Saturday.
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Tokyo
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
New York Newsman Frederick L. McCormick Dies
Frederick L. McCormick 51 longtime New York Mirror editor and staffer died Sunday after a long illness. He served 25 years in various editorial posts at the NY Mirror.
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NEW York Newsman
NEW York
Frederick L. McCormick
The
New York Mirror
Former Congressman Carlyle Dies at 63 in North Carolina
Frank Ertel Carlyle a four term Democratic congressman from North Carolina who served until 1956 and was a lawyer by profession died Sunday. He was born in Lumberton North Carolina.
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Lumberton
N.C
Frank Ertel Carlyle
Carlyle
Tibet Opens First Iron Steel Plant In Lhasa
AP reports Tibet launched its inaugural iron and steel plant in Lhasa on Sunday. Construction began May 31 and finished October 1, according to Peiping radio. Tibet previously could not produce any iron.
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Tibet
Tokyo
Lhasa
Peiping Radio
China
Kennedy jokes spark Kennedy Nixon Dewey quip in St Louis
At a Sunday night event in St Louis former president Harry S. Truman and Kennedy followers cheered as Kennedy compared Nixon to Dewey. The 1945 Democratic supporters each donated about 100 dollars to the dinner fundraiser.
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St. Louis
Harry S. Truman
Kennedy
Nixon
Truman
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Opatija As Historic Seaside Resort Draws Tourists
Opatija in Yugoslavia has served as a favored seaside retreat for Greeks Romans and Venetians for over 2500 years attracting travelers and shaping a long standing resort tradition.
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Opatija
Yugoslavia
Frederick County Sales Directory listings for Oct 5 6 7 8 14 15
A compact listing of upcoming auctions and sales in Frederick County and Winchester Virginia. Items include personal property farm equipment household goods antiques dairy cattle and real estate with multiple auctioneers such as Charles R Duvall E S Tate Headley’s Auctions N Va Auction Co and more.
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Joseph Massie
F. L. Sargent
W. Boscawen St
Winchester
Charles R. Duall
Denny’s
Orndorff and Cole
Joseph A. Massie
F. L. Largent
Rebecca Patton
Rt. 704
Hamilton
N. Va
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider, Sr
Blue Ridge Livestock Sales, Inc
Charles Town
W. Va
N. Clark Farr
Dewey Bohrer
Pine Grove Church
Dehaven
Floyd Dunham
Walter I. Cooper
Cameron St
Headley’s Auctions
Laura O. Brown
N. Loudoun St
Charles R. Duvall
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Mrs. James Robinson
W. B. Stalnaker
Cardinal Fietta
Reevers
Snellings
du Pont
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Royal Miller
Prince
U.S
Senate
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
House
United Nations General Assembly
Omps Funeral Home
Sen. Claro Recto
Hal Boyle
Philippine Islands
Doris Duke
Rudolph Valentino
Beverly Hills
James Spangler
Fred Allen
Manhattan
Walter Slezak
Lisa Kirk
Watt
Ortega Y Gasset
Graham
Mao
Pontiac, Ill
Floyd Kenyon
Franklin
Central States
Kenyons
Peoria
Port Huron
Eureka College
E. Piccadilly St
Sie
Associated Press
Thuererens
Atlanta
V.oudy
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los
St. Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Psalta
Shade Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
Kiss
Louisiana
Cairo
Lin
Wyoming
Glaize& Brother
H. A
Norge
Eva Bohrer
Elwood Frye
West Boscawen Street
Rebecca Patton Canter
Philco
Joseph A. Massie, JR
F. L. Largent, JR
Fairbanks Morse
General Electric
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