Obituary Indicates Burial With Mount Hebron Rites
Burial will be in Mount Hebron with Masonic rites at the graveside. Pallbearers will be Rufus P. Smith, Benjamin A. Rhodes, Peter N. Georges, Clyde Logan, Taylor L. Barr and H. Clay Manuel. Friends and relatives may call at the Jones Funeral Home.
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Mount Hebron
Rufus P. Smith
Benjamin A. Rhodes
Peter N. Georges
Clyde Logan
Taylor L. Barr
H. Clay Manuel
Jones Funeral Home
Notable Pallbearers Named for Local Funeral Service
James L. Allen and William W. Morrison join H. in serving as honorary pallbearers for the Novick Transfer Company drivers at Jones Funeral Home.
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James L. Allen
William W. Morrison
Novick Transfer Company
Jones Funeral Home
Electronic Highway May Be Tested
A government official says an electronic highway could be tested at speeds over 100 mph. William Ryder, assistant secretary of commerce, said a test electronic highway may be built into the interstate system between two major cities once feasibility studies are finished.
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Hollywood
Fla
William Ryder
Commerce
Outdoor Advertising Association of America
Plymouth editor Chester Cleveland dies after brief illness
Plymouth Indiana editor and publisher Chester W Cleveland age 63 died after a brief illness. He led the Culver ae and the Indiana Business publications. The loss was announced by familiar colleagues.
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Plymouth
Ind
Chester W Cleveland
The
Culver (Ind
Indiana Business
Second Byrd's Nest Shelter Dedicated in Blue Mountains
A second Byrd's Nest shelter will be dedicated June 10 in the Blue Mountains atop Hawksbill Mountain at 4 004 feet elevation. Byrd funded the project for the Park Service and supervised progress. The shelter features native stone walls a concrete shingle roof a large rear fireplace and five outside fireplaces with three tables. Nearby old rag mountain hosts the first nest completed on Byrd's 74th birthday.
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Blue Mountains
U. S
Harry
Old Rag Mountain
Hawksbill Mountain
Byrd
Park Service
Skyland
Big Meadows
The
Soviet Union Flag Removed from U N Members
SALT LAKE CITY Utah The Soviet Union flag was removed Monday from all flags of United Nations members in a display change reported by United Press International.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Soviet Union
United Nations
Associated Press
Albany
Bismarck
Cleveland
Ely
Denver
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Juneau
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Stenewee
Milweheeee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Portland
Rapid City
St. Louis
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Diem and Viet Nam policy discussions amid rising attacks
A U S spokesman said Diem and Kennedy mission head reviewed general proposals for President Kennedy as Taylor returns to Washington. The Socialist Union in the National Assembly urged sending American troops to South Viet Nam, signaling possible mood change. Viet Cong attacks intensify. U S and ARVN struggle to cope.
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U.S
Kennedy
Save
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Three Vehicle Wreck on Rt 11 Ends With No Injuries
A 2:15 p.m. three vehicle collision on Rt 11 near Winchester involved a 1959 GMC driven by Charles Wenner Ford tractor-trailer operated by Maurice Lee Naill. No injuries were reported and damage totaled about 200 dollars to the car. the northbound cars soured after a passing maneuver.
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Allen
Winchester
Charles Wenner
Maurice Lee Naill
Sharp St
Moore
Rt. 11
Bold Thief Steals Two Revolvers and Cuffs
A bold thief stole two .38 caliber revolvers and two sets of handcuffs from patrolmen at the East 35th Street station in New York City. The theft occurred Monday, raising concerns about the security of police equipment.
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New York
East 35Th Street
Power pole falls injure passenger in jeep
A power pole collapsed onto a jeep carrying Maj. Gen. Chang Shu-Kung on Monday night. The general was pronounced dead this morning.
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Taipei
Poucete Shik
Chang Shu- Kung
Often Mispronounced Artiste Pronunciation Guide
A brief note explains the correct pronunciation of artiste as ahr-teest with emphasis on the second syllable. It contrasts common mispronunciations and offers a practical tip for speakers.
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Artiste
Lakeside Tavern Entered and Loot Recovered
Burglars entered the Lakeside Tavern last night and stole money goods and a jukebox or bowling machine. Frederick County authorities recovered the money from a safe and investigators pursue suspects.
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Lakeside Tavern
Frederick County
Clarke Legion Hosts Seventh District Fall Conference
Henry L. Lam department commander of the American Legion will speak at the Seventh District Legion Fall Conference in Berryville on November 5 with a full day program. Rev. C F Manuel district chaplain leads devotions at 10 a.m. Leland Broadwater will give the welcome and Mayor Henry V Blosser will chair the business meeting.
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Berryville
Henry L. Lam
American Legion
C. F. Manuel
Legion
Leland Broadstater
Henry V. Blosser
Fallout worries rise after Soviet big bomb test
Nobel chemist Harold Urey warned fallout will reach the United States and be unpleasant though not critical. Officials said levels could be higher than before, requiring readiness for exposure assessment and corrective actions. The report notes a second underwater blast, a Polaris test from a submarine, a Soviet defense claim, and a Tass statement of a 7500 mile multi stage rocket.
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New York
Harold C. Urey
United States
Urey
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington
U.S. Navy
Atlantic
Cape Canaver
Tass
U.S.S.R
Central Pacific
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Parlia
Norway
Owa U.N
Six Sentenced In City and County Courts
In city and county cases, defendants faced varied sentences. Homer Jackson Nicholson pleaded guilty to a check issue of unknown amount. James Roberts faced two counts with pre-sentence reports. Randolph Larrick and others had counsel appointed. In circuit court James Gilbert Fincham was found guilty on three charges and given 24 months with mixed concurrent and consecutive terms. John Flicke received three forgery counts with one year each, probation after December 1, and restitution plus $700 costs.
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James Roberts
White
Roberts
Homer Jackson Nicholson
Kern Motor Company
Randolph Larrick
Danny Wines
Wines
James Gilbert Fincham
State Farm
Paul Hammack
Willard Spencer Ashley
Hartmut W. Doerwaldt
John Flicke
John F. Edwards
Merchants Hear Plans For Winchester Parking And Parade
The Winchester Merchants Association met at the George Washington Hotel with Ben Belchie and MR PIZZANO re-elected. They discussed using extra parking lots near the central shopping district, cleaning rear areas, improving lighting, and making Loudoun Street two way. Robert Pullen chaired the event committee and James R Wilkins led the traffic and parking report.
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Pizzano
Shen Val Music Co
Pennsylvania
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Robert Pullen
Association
James R. Wilkins
Indian Alley
Parking and traffic concerns prompt business district plan
The merchants association adopts a resolution urging banks in the business district to keep at least one office open during evening hours to aid shoppers and alleviate parking and traffic problems.
No News Conference Incomplete Sugar Rule Report
AP synthesis notes unclear text about press granulated sugar affecting medical guidance and a recipe mention of brown sugar. The fragment lacks identifiable people or organizations and does not present a complete event.
Auction Listings Highlight Virginia and West Virginia Goods
A dense sales directory lists multiple auctions across Virginia and West Virginia including household goods farm equipment livestock machinery and real estate. Notable locations include Winchester Stephens City Charles Town near Charlottesville and Berryville with auctioneers B O Brumback Paul E Miller Jr J L Todd and others handling items from tractors to pickup trucks and rifle equipment.
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Denny's
Joseph M
Myrtle Paul Wise
Stephens City
B. O. Brumback
James B. Kemp
Court House
Charles Town
W. Va
Paul E. Miller, Jr
Henry H. Whiting
Winchester Airport Speedway, Inc
Speedway
Frederick Co
Clint Haines
Rio
Minnie Sencindiver
N. Loudoun Snt
Winchester
Charles R. Duvall
Virginia Hereford Association
Pantops Farms
Charlottesville
Owen Thomas Iti
John Komsa
Mt. Falls Road
Swan Lakes
J. L. Todd Auction Co
Denny’s Commission
AUC
Orndorff and Cole
Robert K. Woltz
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
Carl Martin
Massie Home Place
North End
Rainfall figures show uneven totals across months
The 1961 rainfall data lists October total minus 1.84 inches and year to date totals for multiple months. Figures include August 3.88, November 12.25, December 2.30 and other values, reflecting above and below average patterns and a general uneven distribution.
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Dee Bee
Reverend Edmund Soper Renowned Wesleyan President Dies
The Rev Dr Edmund Davidson Soper longtime Wesleyan University president from 1998 to 1998 and Methodist minister, born in Tokyo to missionary parents, taught at several colleges. He was a prominent church leader and scholar.
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Evanston, II
Edmund Davidson Soper
Wesleyan ‘University
Tokyo
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Anderson Service
Ralph L. Smith
Mr. Marion Anderson
Smalts
Diem
Ones Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun Sr
Standard Oil
New Jrsey
Texaco
Amerada
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Union Carbide
Ford
General Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Consolidated Edison
Lorillard
American Lock Exchange
Orel Llles
Plumbing & Hsating
Clarke Legion
Russia
Crider & Shockey
Plies
Ben Belchie
Wilkins
Paper Mill Road
Press
Aore
Lincoln
Glidden
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Commission
New Legion
Clinton
Westinghouse
Hardwick
Crosley
P.S
Orndorff & Cole
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Winchester Airport Speedway. Incorporated
Winchester Airport Speedway, Incorporated
Shawnee District
Virginia
Kermit Batt
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