Obituaries From Berkeley area residents noted in 1906
Obituary notices list survivors for Paul Miller of Paw Paw West Virginia Anna Hanson wife of deceased Leoda Deutsch of Ellicott City and Phuline Kietn of Orlando siblings Marie Lamma Rod Miller and Miller. Funeral at Pauls Lutheran Jerome. Donations to St Pauls Lutheran Memorial Fund. Body at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock. Also Mrs Louise Harmer Sager mother of Dr Stanley Sager dies in Washington graveside service at Mount Hebron Winchester. Mrs Sallie E Oates dies Capon Bridge with lengthy survivors and funeral at Fairview Lutheran Church Capon Bridge. Burial Fairview Cemetery. Body at Giffin Funeral Home.
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Berkeley
Sau Aaulan Geaveries
Paw Paw
W.va
Anna Hanson
Leoda Deutsch
Ellicott City
Phuline Kietn
Orlando
Fla
Marie Lamma
Jerome
Rod Miller
Miller
Cumberland
Paul's Lutheran Church
H. Belk Leonard
Joseph Black
Jerome Talen
Mowers
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sallie E. Oates
Capon Bridge
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Romney
Oates
John and
Mary Kerns Mallon
Pleasant Grove
Ina Coryell
Carson Oates
Marvin W. Oates
Lester H. Oates
Keyser
Anna E. Whitacre
Gore
Ruth C. Whitlock
Fairview Lutheran Church
Jolffinie Brewer
J. F. Omps
J. Beryl Boswell
Fairview Cemetery
Giffin Funeral Home
Wakeman, Massey Rites Held in Virginia Valley
Hugh Hockman Wakeman 77 of Toms Brook dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a 10 day stay. Born October 7 1888 at Fishers Hill son of Jeremiah and Georgia Wakeman. Funeral at Church of the Brethren conducted by Rev Ebersole and Rev Myers with several pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. burial in Riverview Cemetery Strasburg. Also funeral for Miss Mable C Massey of Edgehill White Post at Enders Funeral Home Berryville with pallbearers listed and burial in Meade Memorial Churchyard White Post.
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Hugh Hockman Wakeman
Toms Brook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wakeman
Fishers Hill
Jeremiah
Georgia Hockman Wakeman
Church of the Brethren
Nell M. Funkhouser
Paul Stanley Wakeman
Frances Louise Wakeman
Cynthia Lindburg
Vienna
Elmer E. Ebersole
Minor Myers
John Maphis
Paul Linaweaver
Paul Will
C. M
Tommy) Sweeney
Robert Hammon
Ernest Smith
Rodney Crowder
Harold Barr
Sammy Stoneburner
W. Ray Reynolds
Riverview
Strasburg
Stover
Mable C. Massey
Fighting Joe Hooker
Joseph Hooker a Union general known as Fighting Joe during the Civil War. He commanded forces in several campaigns and earned a reputation for aggressive tactics and persistence in battle.
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Joseph Hooker
Joe
Code of Silence for Judges and Lawyers Faces Backlash
The AP Managing Editors Association denounces an American Bar Association study group proposal for a pretrial media code as a threat to public access. Critics say restrictions could hide secret arrests and trials and bar disclosure of police records confessions or test results.
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Philadelphia
William B. Dickinson
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
American Bar Association
Dickinson
Philadelphia Bulletin
APME
Bar Association
Robert C. Notson
J. Edward Murray
American Society of Newspaper
D. Tennant Bryan
Committee
Free Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Potomac standards criticized in river basin letter
The Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin says a federal task force on the Potomac River sets water quality and future supply standards too low to meet recreational development goals. It faults the interim report for endorsing secondary treatment as inadequate and calls for stronger erosion control and larger storage dams for long term safety. Charles W. Bush urged Udall, via Kenneth Holum, after submitting the critique.
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Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Interstate Commission On
Potomac River
Potomac
Town Creek
Sideling Hill
Little Cacapon
Bloomington
Charles W. Bush
Udall
Asst
Kenneth Holum
Weather Today in Virginia Fair and cooler trend
Forecast calls for fair skies and cooler temperatures in Virginia. Lows tonight around the mid 40s, highs near 60s Thursday with northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Thursday night cool, Friday warmer in the afternoon. five day outlook shows ~5 degrees below normal with little precipitation and pleasant afternoons. Sunset 6 50 p.m. Moonrise 10 16 p.m. Last Quarter Oct 7.
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Florida
Gulf Coast
New England
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Central Plains
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Local Area
Rainfall during the past 24 hours ending at 8 30 a m today shows none. October rainfall to date 0 83 inches and 1966 rainfall to date 27 81 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 53 years is 2 42 inches in January through 3 79 in June and 3 11 in October. Total rainfall January through October this year is 31 70 inches. Five year totals show 1961 33 15 inches, 1962 32 46, 1963 25 24, 1964 27 35, and 1965 22 28 inches.
Mission and embassy in Saigon discuss Vietnam disengagement
The report notes denials that Canadians on the commission carried messages to Hanoi for the U.S. State Department. Informants say that if the demilitarized zone patrols can dampen fighting there, similar disengagement efforts could be tried in other Viet Nam regions.
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U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
U.S. State Department
Demilitarized Zone
Viet Nam
Controversial Topics Heat Up School Bill
Washington AP The $5.7 billion school bill faces House action amid debates on desegregation pace. Controversy centers on busing and racial balance with Southern opposition to federal funds for such measures. Howe defends federal civil rights provisions while urging local control.
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Washington
Howe
South
Rules Committee
Office of Education
Johnson
Car Wash Curb Damaged By Hit Run
The S and E Car Wash on S Kent Street reports damage to a flower bed border from a hit run between 7 30 and 10 p m yesterday. About six concrete blocks and two rows of bricks were displaced. Manager James Trosi says he left at 7 30 p m and found the scene at 10 p m. A private driveway next to the bed is used as a public throughfare.
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S. Kent St
James Trosi
Trosi
Army transport plane crash near An Khe kills 10
An Khe base reports 10 servicemen killed and 20 injured when a two engine U S Army transport plane crashed into a mountain during a foggy landing approach. The 32 aboard included wounded evacuated personnel. Lt Gen Lewis W Walt survived a bullet graze to the head while inspecting the battle zone. U S troop strength in South Vietnam exceeds 321 000 with a new brigade arriving at Nha Trang.
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U.S. Army
An Khe
Saigon
Lewis W. Walt
U.S. Marine Forces
Viet Nam
Marine Battleground
Demilitarized Zone
South Viet Nam
U.S
Nha Trang
Inez Destroys Calm as Storm Strands Ships Off Miami
Police report that Inez caused heart attacks while rigging storm shutters. Three large ships were disabled by 35 foot Gulfstream waves but all escaped without injuries. A Coast Guard cutter aided a ship aground near Miami Beach as bystanders and a lifeguard helped steady a recovery line. The storm risks refueling in the Gulf as its track recalls Betsy’s 1965 path through the Caribbean and toward New Orleans.
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Coast Guard
Miami Beach
Inez
Guadeloupe
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Cuba
Gulf
Bahamas
Keys
New Orleans
Answers quiz results from historical survey
The list presents eight quiz items with answers across topics like countries, people, landmarks, and authors. Key entries include Switzerland, Pierre and Marie Curie, Independence Hall, Sherwood Forest, and Lloyd C. Douglas with responses indicating correctness and directions.
Joel Chandler Harris and the Wren's Nest Box Story
Joel Chandler Harris, noted composer, named his home the Wren's Nest after a wren built a nest in his mailbox. He chose to build another box rather than disturb the bird.
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Joel Chandler—Harris
Harris
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Evening Star & Day
James Tt. Miller
Mrs
Louise Sager
Louise Harmer Sager
Stanley Sager
Agonal
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
Hugh H. Wakeman
Massey Service
Mount Hebron
Sanolin's
Pepsir
Sapeplim
Ouart
Aber
Yeutibadde
Tichion Cole
Menges
Donly
John W. Rosenberger
Dera
U.S. Weather Bureau
John Pokorny
Arcata
Calif
Frances
Holly
Humboldt State College
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
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Piund
Pitnd
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
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Salt Sk. City
San Diego
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Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Virginia
Winchester Skies
Congress
Harold Howe II
Market Street Methodist Church
V. Arthur, Inc
Switzerland
Pierre and Marie Curie
Independence Hall
Sherwood Forest
Fall of Grace
Lloyd C, Douglas
Aluminum
Gok
N. Cameron St
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