Obituaries from Winchester Star October 9 1964
Obituary notices list Mrs Martha EB Tucker of 209 West Boscawen Street died at Miller Nursing Home in Woodstock. Born 1885 in Shepherdstown, she was widow of Dr Alfred B Tucker and a former Winchester Memorial Hospital employee. Surviving daughters are Mrs Thomas Ferguson and Mrs Martha Campbell and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending. Other notices: Thomas McKinley Shanholtz died, funeral Monday at Jones Funeral Home. Luther S Hale of 122 Morningside Drive, died Wednesday. funeral Friday at Omps Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mrs Rachel Dix Bean of 520 Hollingsworth Drive died Wednesday. funeral Friday at Omps Funeral Home. Burial Old Stone Church Cemetery Greenspring.
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Martha EB. Tucker
W. Boscawen St
Miller Nursing Home
Woodstock
Tucker
Shepherdstown
W. Va
James F
Hannah Robinson Jones
Alfred B Tucker
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thomas Ferguson
Los Angeles
Calif
Martha Campbell
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Mamie Cave Shanholtz
Emma Virginia Campbell
Front Royal
Floyd Lee Shanholtz
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Luther S.hale
Morningside Drive
Omps
William A. Lyons
W. 5S
Shelton
Hunter Maddox
Anci Gray
Alan Peery
John Blackburn
Robert P. James
Raymond J. Potts
Hillsboro Cemetery
Hillsboro
Rachel Dix Bean
Hollingsworth Drive
Ronald Clark
Donald Anderson
Frank Brill
James Dix
Edgar Hershman
Norman Madigan
Kenneth Frye
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
Stevenson Shows Wounds From Peacekeeping Duty
Adlai Stevenson arrives at a Manila reception with a hand cage after saying he was wounded while trying to stop a dog fight. He notes the injury underscores the dangers of peacekeeping as he advocates for global restraint.
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New York
Adlai Etevenson
U.S
United Nations
Stevenson
Diosdado Macapa 1
Philippines
Mrs Martha E Tucker Thomas M Shanholtz Service Notice
Funeral service announcement for Mrs Martha E Tucker and Mr Thomas M Shanholtz scheduled for Monday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home. The notice lists names and the service venue with no additional details.
Sabin Calls Cancer Research a Gamble at Montreal Dinner
Dr Albert Sabin, creator of the oral polio vaccine, described his new cancer research project as a gamble while outlining the need to learn how cancer operates before a cure can be developed. He spoke at a Montreal news conference during a fundraising dinner for the Jewish Appeal.
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Montreal
Albert Sabin
Cancer Research
Sabin
Jewish Appeal
Beatification Proceedings Open for Boston Bishop
Richard Cardinal Cushing says beatification steps have begun for Boston's first bishop. The process started in France for Bishop John Cheverus, a native of France who arrived in Boston in 1796.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Archdiocesan
France
John Cheverus
Woman sinks own well to dodge city fluoride drinking water
In Gastonia North Carolina an owner chose to sink her own well to avoid fluoride in the city water. Officials say some local wells have higher net fluoride than the municipal supply but the city supports the decision.
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Gastonia
N.C
Red China diplomats paving way for a bomb test
Washington reports that Communist China may detonate its first atomic device after October. Indonesian officials near Beijing have been told of the planned blast to maximize political impact in Africa and Asia. US intelligence cites high altitude photos and final-stage preparations for an atmospheric test detectable by U.S. devices, possibly felt in Sinkiang.
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Washington
China
Africa
Asia
Paris
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
U.S
Sinkiang
Steel Birds Nest At City Hall In Allentown
Workmen at Allentown City Hall found a pigeon nest made entirely of wire. The birds used discarded steel wire from the construction site to fashion a steel framed home. City officials joke the 100 year old steel industry should follow the birds and build durable steel houses.
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Allentown
Western attachés return to Soviet Union after espionage probe
Four Western military attaches from the United States and Britain arrived back in Moscow from a Eurasian rail trip amid Soviet espionage charges. The officials, Col. George Aubrey, Lt. Col. Earl Liever, Maj. James Smith, and Lt. Cmdr. Nigel Saville, were questioned after photographs and notes were seized in Khabarovsk.
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Moscow
Siberia
Soviet Union
New Delhi
India
Khabarovsk
Tokyo
Hong Kong
U.S
George A. Aubrey
Annapolis
Earl R. Liever
Osmond
Neb
US Army
U.S. Air Force
James F. Smith
Meers
Okla
Nigel N. Saville
Nicaragua largest among Central American nations
A concise note identifies Nicaragua as the largest country by area among Central American nations. It emphasizes its size relative to neighboring El Salvador Honduras and Costa Rica.
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Nicaragua
Weather Summary and Snake Hunt Report
The five day forecast shows cool, near normal temperatures with little daily change and a chance of rain Monday or Tuesday. In Asheville, Hawk Creek Fire Department responded to a snake sighting finding a 36 inch copperhead under a coffee table in Denton living room.
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Asheville
N.C
Hawk Creek
Lula Deaton
K.A. Roy Masters
Worth Frink
Denton
Tires Burned Off Rear Of Truck In Maryland Road Mishap
A tractor-trailer on Rt 50 east of Winchester lost four tires and tubes after a flat made the tire ignite. The truck owned in Lawrenceville Virginia, carried lumber bound for Cumberland Maryland. Firefighters from Shawnee and Boyce, aided by pumper and tanker units, battled the blaze around 1 15 a.m. The same night Clearbrook Fire Co. tackled a chimney fire at Brucetown.
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Rt. 50
Winchester
Clearbrook Fire Co
Brucetown
Lawrenceville
Cumberland
Shawnee Fire Co
Boyce Fire Co
F.D. Fields
Wall Street Advances as Rails Lead Early Trading
The New York market rose modestly with rails pushing higher while overall trading stayed moderate. Investors monitored breadth as stocks showed tentative gains in early sessions.
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New York
Johnson attains TVA stance as campaign notes rise near Dow highs
Johnson visits Nashville after Louisville and New Orleans to defend TVA keeping federal dams and plants under public ownership. He denounces selling TVA despite GOP calls and ties the issue to broader policy questions on education farm programs social security and food safety.
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Pacific Tin
Texas Gulf
Sinclair
Sunshine Mining
Nashville
Johnson
Louisville
New Orleans
TVA
Goldwater
Upper South
People of America
Water Main Break Closes D. C. Street
A 36 inch high pressure water line ruptured last night in northwest Washington, flooding Sixteenth Street and causing a 20 by 30 foot hole eight to ten feet deep. The break disrupted about 25 percent of the city’s water supply with some service restored later. The cause remains undetermined.
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Washington
Sixeteenth Street
Arkansas Avenue
16Th Street
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