Funeral service for Mrs. B Garrett in Chambersville
Obituary notes Mrs. B Garrett of Chambersville died Sunday afternoon at Memorial Hospital. Funeral service set for tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the Jones Home conducted by Rev L M Helsley. Pallbearers listed Marshall W Boone G Eugene Boone John R Boone Ralph W Heare Low yell D Heare and Richard T Shanholtz. Burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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B. Garrett
Chambersville
Memorial Hospital
Jones Home
L. M. Helsley
Jones Funeral Home
Marshall W. Boone
G. Eugene Boone
John R.boone
Ralph W. Heare
Lowyell D. Heare
Richard T.shanholtz
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Mrs Whitacre Dies in Martinsburg at 58
Mrs Ruth Anna Whitacre 58 widow of Jugurtha Whitacre died in Martinsburg. Born in Frederick County she worked at the Interwoven Stocking Company. Survivors include brother Arnold Dailey and sister Myrtle Dailey. Funeral Thursday at Chestnut Grove Methodist Church at 3 p.m. with burial in Chestnut Grove Church Cemetery. Friends meet at Brown Funeral Home at 1 30 p.m. to travel to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Anna Whitacre
Jugurtha Whitacre
Iay
Kings Daugh- Pay Nortel
Martinsburg
Frederick County
Edward
Laura Heironimous Dailey
Interwoven Stocking Company
Arnold Dailey
Myrtle Dailey
Eastham Held For Shooting At Automobile
William A. Eastham of 622 Warren Ave was found guilty of disorderly conduct in Warren County Court with a $25 fine and costs. He remains jailed on charges of shooting into a car carrying passengers, bail set at $10,000. Earlier he bonded on a disorderly conduct charge after threatening a service station attendant with a club. He allegedly then fired three times into a car carrying his wife and her brothers.
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Front Royal
William A. Eastham
Warren Ave
Warren
Eastham
George
Charles Presgraves
Conferees Fail To Reach Accord On Labor Bill
Washington AP report says Senate and House conferees failed again to reach a labor bill accord and will try again after noon. Sen John F Kennedy as conference chairman proposed new ideas to move talks but no agreement exists.
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Washington
Senate House
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Eisenhower Signs $977 Million Appropriation Bill in London
President Eisenhower signed a catchall appropriation bill totaling 977 million dollars in London during a European tour. The measure includes 500.6 million for NASA as part of funding for multiple federal agencies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
London
Europe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Gibson School to Replace Three Negro Elementary Schools
A new Powell W. Gibson Elementary School will be built on a 5.03 acre tract east of Route 11 near Winchester to serve grades one through seven, replacing three one room Negro schools in Stephens City Middletown and Cedar Hill. Ninety pupils expected. three classrooms clinic office conference area and multipurpose room. Plans approved by the State Board of Education and contracts awarded.
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Rt. 11
Winchester
Stephens City
Middletown
Cedar Hill
Clearbrook
Powell W. Gibson
Douglas
State Board of Education
Desegregation News From Virginia School Faces Federal Suit
Board at Grayson County and Arlington begin year of integrated operation as Negro students from Galax and Grayson County seek entry to white Galax High School. A Roanoke federal hearing is set next Tuesday with multiple districts planning entry actions and attorney Otto L. Tucker signaling suit to compel admission.
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Grayson County
Arlington
Virginia
Galax
Galax High School
Roanoke Federal District Court
Norfolk
Alexandria
Warren County
Front Royal
Arlington County Starts Second Year Of Integration
Arlington County begins the second year of school integration as 12 more Negro students are admitted to three white schools under federal court orders. In Alexandria, 14 transfer requests were denied by the State Pupil Placement Board, prompting potential federal suits.
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Arlington
Arlington County
Stratford Junior High School
Washington-Lee High School
Patrick Henry
Stratford
Washington-Lee
Alexandria
Richmond
T. C. Williams
Otto L. Tucker
Federal District Court
Virginia
Williams
Fairfax
India and Bhutan border tensions escalate amid cross border reports
Reports from Darjeeling claim China patrols crossed into Bhutan and Sikkim with arrests in Sikkim while Nehru pledges defense of Bhutan and Sikkim. Nehru says no immediate military action to expel Chinese troops in the Northeast Frontier and Ladakh, with Bhutan and Sikkim lying between these fronts.
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Bhutan
India
Sikkim
Darjeeling
Nehru
Northeast Frontier
Ladakh
Kashmir
Threats and unions delay strikes across industries
The International Assn of Machinists accepted a three year contract ending a threatened Capitol Records strike for over 600 workers. Flight Engineers International Assn postponed a Pan American strike after the airline halted third pilot training as flight engineers aboard jets. Washington unions demand 25 cent an hour raises and welfare concessions for 600,000 rail workers, with a potential nationwide strike on Nov 2 if agreements extend beyond Nov 1.
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Capitol Records
International Assn
New York
Flight Engineers International Assn
Pan American Airways
Washington
Eisenhower hosts British leaders at Winfield House dinner
President Eisenhower hosts a stag dinner at Winfield House for wartime British leaders including Macmillan Churchill Montgomery and Brooke. He and Macmillan press for a summit with Khrushchev while planning a Western diplomatic push to end the arms race and back France on Algeria talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Winfield House
U. S
Macmillan
Winston Churchill
Montgomery
Alanbrooke
West Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
The
Daily Express
Daily Mail
Khrushchev
India
Nehru
China
Laos
Charles de Gaulle
Polio Toll Hits 148 in Virginia
Virginia reports 148 polio deaths this year versus 54 at the same point last year, with three fatalities matching last year. Health officials logged a dozen new weekend cases, seven from Henry County, many unvaccinated, including an 8 year old with non paralytic polio and a 4 year old with no vaccine.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Health Department
Henry County
Rosalia Brewer Wells
Lawrenceville
Leah and Rachel as successive wives of Abraham
The passage notes that Leah and Rachel are described as the two sisters who became the successive wives of Abraham in the Old Testament narratives. It highlights their dynamic within biblical tradition and genealogical context.
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Leah
Rachel
Abraham
Milwaukee arrests target alleged gang in white woman crimes
A group of Black suspects were rounded up in Milwaukee after a series of incidents against white women. Four members face charges of reported incident and robbery, with one admitted to raping 13 victims. Police earlier detained up to 65 men and later released them. NAACP officials criticized the mass arrests and called for trials.
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Milwaukee
Leo Woelfel
Woelfel
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Police Department
Grant Gordon
NAACP
Polio Vaccine Heist Shocks Montreal Officials
In Montreal, 75,000 Salk vaccine shots valued at 50 000 dollars were stolen by four masked gunmen from a suburban laboratory. The emergency supply must be kept at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and would degenerate within 48 hours. Police fear a black market operation amid rising polio cases and 30 deaths. The robbers overpowered guard Artolis Beland as they seized the vials.
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Montreal
Artolis Beland
Beland
Four charged with Manhattan homicide in Diaz case
The case centers on Jose Frenchy Cordero and Eleanor Diaz as a dispute over a marijuana offer led to a deadly attack on Diaz’s son and others. Robert Young and Anthony Krzesinski were stabbed to death, with Rogelio Soto Francisco Cruz and Nestor Hernandez also charged.
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Jose
Frenchy) Cordero
Cordero
Manhattan
West Side
Eleanor Diaz
Frenchy
John
Diaz
Robert Young
Anthony Krzesinski
Rogelio Soto
Francisco Cruz
Nestor Hernandez
Vienna City commissions major works from many artists
In a yearly program the City of Vienna commissions works from about 200 painters and 150 sculptors. The initiative supports a broad creative community through substantial public art commissions and related exhibitions.
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Vienna
Farm Barn Fire Destroys Tenants Farm Near Middleway
Firefighters battled a large blaze at Winston McKay farm three miles west of Middleway near the Virginia line. The barn 60 by 30 feet on two levels burned with hay grain and farm equipment valued in the thousands. Cause under investigation. no livestock present. no water supply on site. tank truck supply aided by Shenandoah Downs.
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Citizens Fire Company of
Charles Town
Winston McKay
Middleway
Virginia Line
Kenneth Willingham
Tennant
James Orndorff
Willingham
Shenandoah Downs
Sept Auctions Postings in Virginia and West Virginia
A September sales directory lists multiple auction events across Virginia and West Virginia. Items include furniture, appliances, livestock, dairy and farm equipment, real estate, and two parcels of land. Auctions conducted by Orndorff & Cole orndorff, various trustees and auctioneers, with locations near Winchester Martinsburg Orange Grim es Fre derick County Court House and Water Fall Farm Beddington.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Stephen Ailes
Miller
Mullendore
Lewis
Cookus Noll
Orndorff
Virginia Holstein
Orange
Harry S. Hartley
Grimes
Clearbrook
W. D. Orndorff
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Armel
E. T. Snider
Dabney W. Watts
EF. T. Snider
Weather summary and climate notes for Winchester skies report
Variable clouds and warmth with scattered showers and thunderstorm chances tonight and Wednesday. Lows 70s to 60s in the mountains. highs in 80s. Sunrise and moonrise times listed. rainfall totals show August 2.86 inches and year-to-date 0% growth.
Kiwanis Club Lunch Hosts Little Major League Ball Team
Kiwanis Club will host members of the Kiwanis Little Major League Baseball team at its regular luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p.m. The event is at the George Washington Hotel.
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Kiwanis Little
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
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