Obituary Notice for William H. T. Bly Relief Resident
Funeral service for William Howard Taft Bly aged 55 of Relief will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with pallbearers Edward Sours Floyd Ginn Carl E Martin Charles E Lauck Jen ning R Marston and William A Boyd. Burial is planned at Shenandoah Memorial Park with viewing at the funeral home for friends and relatives.
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William Howard Taft Bly
Relief
Jones
Edward Sours
Floyd 8
Ginn
Carl E. Martin
Charles E. Lauck
Jenning’ R. Marston
William A. Boyd
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jones Funeral Home
Four Charged in Pinehurst Trooper Killing Case
Four Pinehurst men face murder charges after the shooting of state trooper Herbin. Smith Bruton Reeves and Allan are held without bond in Raeford Moore County and Raeford awaiting hearings on September 8. The trooper was reportedly trying to arrest Smith after a roadside stop then a fight led to the fatal shooting in a cornfield near Rae ford.
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Stanton
Smith
Pinehurst
Will Allan
Albert Reeves
Rudy Clegg Bruton
Bruton
Hoke County
Raeford
Reeves E
Allan
Moore County
Herbin
David T. Lambert
Lambert
J.E. Dupreee
Allen
Ft. Bragg
Reaves
Southern Pines
Taylortown
Virginia Farm Bureau group sets apple processing prices
The Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association and advisory committee recommended processing apple prices for Virginia this fall. A base price of 2.50 per hundredweight applies to 2 1/2 inch sauce varieties except York, with York at 2.76 per hundred. Lassiter said processors have shown cooperation and real price movement is not yet guaranteed.
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Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association
Virginia
Association
American Agricultural Marketing Association
York
A. T. Landster
Virginia Pare Bureau Marketing Association
Apple
Lassiter
Frederick County Elementary Enrollment Rises in Most Schools
The county reported 3,886 elementary students, up from 3,821 last opening day. Schools showing increases include Stephens City 529, Kline 569, Robinson 552, Stonewall 476, Gainesboro 340, Gore 313, Middletown 248, Kernstown 128, with several declines such as Midlothown 248 and White Hall 100. Gib son shows a sharp drop.
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Stephens City
Kline
Robinson
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Gore
Middletown
Round Hill
Miller
Kernstown
Bryarly
White Hall
Highview
Armel
Gibson
Markets Report From Baltimore Cattle and Hogs
USDA cattle receipts 250, feeder sale planned Wednesday evening. Hog receipts 350 with barrows and gilts steady and sows steady. Prices for barrows and gilts US 1.3, 18.25 to 18.75 pounds. some US 2-3 at 240-270 Bow, 22.90-18.25. Lows reported US 2-3 400-500 at 13.50.
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Baltimore
USDA
Kennedy Nomination Seen Certain Today
New York Democrats ready to nominate Attorney General Robert F Kennedy for the Senate seat to face Republican Kenneth Keating. In Michigan, Reps John Lesinski and John Dingell battle in a reapportionment driven primary testing white backlash amid civil rights debate. Republican field seeks nomination to challenge Hart. George Romney expected to win Michigan primary. Goldwater ships to campaign while Johnson plans Detroit Labor Day speech.
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Washington
New York
Robert J F. Kennedy
Michigan
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Samuel Stratton
Detroit
John Lesinski
Dearborn
John Dingell
Lesinski
Dingell
Philip A. Harts
George Romney
George Higgins
Neil F. Staebler
Mani Kennedy
Virginia
Massachusetts
State Committee
Keating
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
California
Prescott
Ariz
Texas
July records 4410 road deaths in the nation
The National Safety Council announced 4,410 traffic accident deaths in July, the highest monthly total in motoring history, marking a record for the United States with nationwide fatalities reported.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Jury told to ignore prejudicial statement in accident case
The case details a collision between a Ford driven by Mrs Jamerson and another vehicle at an intersection between 9 and 9 30 p m on June 4. No skid marks were found and nearby signs were knocked down. Mrs Jamerson faced grand jury proceedings after her indictment was read while in custody on a $1 000 bond. The report also notes traffic death figures across major cities and cites a safety council president on road fatalities as a leading national problem.
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Watts
Jamerson
Magruder
Ira Nesselrodt
Harry Richards
Delmer DeHaven
Winchester
Rt. 2
DeHaven
Mia Howard Pyle
Presider Safety Council
Pyle
Safety Council
Arlington
Iva
Yonkers
N.Y
Hartford
Serious Crime Up 15 Percent in U S in First Half
FBI report shows a 15 percent rise in serious crime across the United States in the first half of the year with increases in all regions and categories. Suburban areas up 23 percent. Southern states 18 percent. Northeast 15 percent. North Central 14 percent. West 11 percent. Rape up 20 percent. assault 17. murder 13. robbery 13. burglaries 13. larceny 15. auto theft 17.
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Washington
FBI
United States
Northeast
North-Central States
Western States
AFL CIO Leaders Weigh Endorsement for Johnson
AFL CIO leaders are expected to urge about 12 million union members to vote for President Johnson in November. Spokesmen said no pledge to endorse was made before the Executive Council and General Board meeting, but there is little doubt an endorsement would come.
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Pethry
Thant
Cyprus
New York
Washington
Johnson
Big Labor Federation
Executive Council
General Board
Has Proof GOP Behind Times in Washington Governor Row
An aide to Gov. Albert Rosellini says he has proof the Goldwater Miller ticket is behind the times. The note from Goldwater Miller headquarters targets Gov. Langlie of Washington and cites political timing. The text lists places and items including Georgia Utah Maine and Haiti among scattered entries.
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Olympia, Wash
Albert Rosellini
Republican National
Barry Goldwater
William Miller
Times
Sanded Press
Secre- Tetter
Goldwater-Miller
Washington, D.C
Arthur B. Langlie
State of Wash
Olympia
Wash
Weather and school plans for Stonewall Gore Gore
The report outlines weather for Virginia with clear to cooler nights and varying daytime highs. It notes Stonewall school building plans including three classrooms a library and a cafeteria and a Gore School cafeteria and kitchen. Superintendent Ayler reports 34 new teachers state certified with 18 from Virginia colleges and 34 school buses this year. Rainfall figures for the period are listed with monthly and yearly totals.
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Stonewell
Stonewall
Gore
Gore School
Ayler
Virginia
Auto Workers and Chrysler Nearing Agreement Talks
Speculation in Detroit centers on a potential near agreement between the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp. after UAW President Walter P. Reuther suggested a breakthrough may lie ahead. Reuther had promised further comment after a Labor Day speech in Detroit.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
PI _ Johnson
Seane
Market mixed but advances lead on steels and tobaccos
Wall Street opened with a mixed tone as steels chemicals utilities and tobaccos edged higher while autos hovered steady to lower amid strike speculation. American Tobacco saw heavy trading and Thiokol jumped on defense contract hopes with Chrysler and General Motors slipping slightly.
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Pure Oil
Thiokol
Haw F
Chrysler
General Motors
Motors
Anaconda
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
U.S. Smelting
Polaroid
Zenith
Liggett & Myers
Boeing
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
U.S. Steel
Southern Pacific
Gat Gun Origin Named After Inventor R. J. Gatling
The term gat originates from R. J. Gatling, credited with developing an early machine gun, shaping how later firearms were described in historical accounts.
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Gat
R. J. Gatling
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