Obituary: Charles Berkeley Board of Front Royal
Charles Berkeley Board former Point Marion glass executive died at his Front Royal home after a life of military service business and community work He was born in 1890 and served in World War I retiring from L J Houze Convex Glass Company in 1952 He is survived by a daughter three grandsons and two siblings with funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Charles Berkeley Board
Front Royal
Mr. Board
Point Marion
Warren County
Luther Iden Board
Lucy McCuen
Board
Happy Creek
Warren Memorial Hospital
Calvary Episcopal Church
Here
Eastern College
Medial College of Virginia
Richmond
Trout and Turner Drug Company
United States Army
Fort Sill
Oklo
France
Meuse- Argonne
States
Marguerite Houze
L. J. Houze Convex Glass Company
American Legion of
Giles B. Cook
Millar
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Rotary Club
Odessa Bruner Crenshaw
Linn V. Phillips, Jr
Pittsburgh
Linn
Death of Berryville man Edward L. Fitzgerald
Edward Lee Fitzgerald 63 of Berryville died at home. Born November 10, 1900 in Vesuvius he worked 23 years as a boiler fireman at National Fruit Products Co. and belonged to Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife Cora Reynolds sister Beulah Weeks and brother Arnold Fitzgerald. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Omps Funeral Home with Rev. Bruce Macbeth. Friends may visit 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Mr. Fitzgerald
Vesuvius
Mathew
Pearl Chris Fitzgerald
National Fruit Products Co
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cora Reynolds
Beulah Weeks
Greenville
Arnold Fitzgerald
Waynesboro
Omps
Shifflett to Get Lawyers in Murder Charge
Municipal Court Judge John W. Rice indicated he would appoint two local attorneys to defend Emory Lee Shifflett who is charged with murdering Courtney Loring Ashwood and wounding his estranged wife Peggy Jane Miller Shifflett. Shifflett waived formal counsel request but asked for court appointed defense. He has been held on a $25,000 bond in the Gray Ave case, while Mrs. Shifflett's condition improved from critical to nonlife threatening.
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John W. Rice
Peter K. McKee
James Tate
Emory Lee Shifflett
Shifflett
Rice
Courtney Loring Ashwood
Winchester
Peggy Jane Miller Shifflett
Gray Ave
Winchester case urged prison term for reckless driving
Commonwealth's attorney told jurors that Mrs. Jamerson's conduct showed a callous disregard for life and limb of highway users and urged a punishment of one to five years to fit the crime.
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Commonwealth
Winchester
Aden Station Plays Key Role in South Arabia Defense
Aden in South Arabia has long served as a crucial military base shaping regional defense posture. The location supports operations and logistics for allied forces in the area.
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Aden
South Arabia
New Council Organized in Stephens City
The Stephens City Town Council organized last night with sworn members Elwood Mauck Thomas A Ewing Franklin Guess J A McCormick Richard Adams Charles E Bass and Mayor James W Galladay A R Marks named town clerk and treasurer Robert E O Neil elected police justice J Frederick Larrick town attorney Allen P Sirbaugh town sergeant Charles Bass named sewage inspector The council set committees and planned a future special meeting to finish routine business.
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NEW Council
New Stephens City Town
Franklin Guess
Elwood H. Mauck
Richard L. Adams
James W. Galladay
J. A. McCormick
Charles E. Bass
Thomas A. Ewing
Richard Adams
A. R. Marks
Robert E. O'Neil
J. Frederick Larrick
Allen P. Sirbaugh
Charles Bass
Ren
Bass
Mr. Adams
Ewing
Mr. McCormick
Guess
Mr. Mauck
McCormick
Mauck
Nnear
Seventy Perish as Boat Capsizes in Chenab River
In Rawalpindi district a passenger boat capsized in the Chenab river killing seventy people including fifteen children. The tragedy occurred about 200 miles from Rawalpindi, per the Pakistan Times.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Chenab
Pakistan Times
North Korea accuses UN plane of air space violation
PANMUNJOM North Korea charged that a United Nations command light aircraft violated the Communist air space along the eastern part of the demilitarized zone. The report cites the incident date in August and calls for investigation.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
United Nations Command
Demilitarized Zone
Knouse Foods Announces Advance Apple Prices
Knouse Foods, with plants in Peach Glen, Chambersburg and Ottanana, Pa, sets processing apple advances. York variety at $2.50 per hundredweight and other sauce varieties at $2.25, both on U S No 1, 2 inch up sizes. Prices reflect expected cannery market. rare past deviation noted.
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Knouse Foods
Peach Glen
Chambersburg
Ottanna
Knouse
York
U.S
A. T. Lassiter
Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association
Apple Advisory Committee
American Agricultural Marketing Association
Marketing Association
Two City Firms Burglarized Including Eberts Garage
Two city firms were burglarized last night or today. Ebert's Garage on N Loudoun St Ext and the Dixie Beverage Co on Commerce St were targets. Police could not find missing items at Commerce St but four vending machines at Eberts were broken and money taken. Entrance was gained on the west side facing Oates Ave.
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Ebert’s
N. Loudoun St. Ext
Dixie Beverage Co
Commerce St
Ebert's
iEntrance
Oates Ave
Stocks rise on steady volume as autos hit records
New York stocks advance amid steady trading activity led by Chrysler and General Motors near historic highs. Gains in Jones & Laughlin Republic Steel Pure Oil Sunshine Mining U S Smelting Xerox IBM and others built on yesterday's rally as the AP index neared 316.3.
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Chrysler
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Jones & Laughlin
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Polaroid
IBM
Goodyear
Zenith
Kennecott
Consolidated Edison
Union Carbide
Southern Pacific
Jersey Standard
United Air Lines
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
International Telephone
Sprinkler Alarm Triggers Fire Crew at O Sullivan Rubber
Firemen rushed to the O Sullivan Rubber Corp water house in the old Jones Woolen Co building on Millwood Pike at about 4 am after a sprinkler head opened. There was water damage to stock but no fire found.
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O*sullivan Rubber Corp
Jones Woolen Co
Millwood Pike
W. N. Godencour
South End
Friendship Fire Companies
Winchester
W. Cecil St
Godenour
William W. Lynn
Rt. 5
Frederick County
Max Whitacre
Mt. Williams Road
Goldwater Opens Presidential Campaign in Prescott
Sen. Barry Goldwater formally opens his bid for president in Prescott Arizona a town linked to his youth and ancestral home. He plans to launch from the northside steps of the Prescott courthouse the same spot used for his 1952 senatorial campaign. Nearby are the Goldwater department store and Whiskey Row a symbol of Western nightlife.
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Prescott
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Whiskey Row
Weather rundown and five day forecast with dates
Clear cool night with fifties to near eighty five daytime highs. Five day outlook through Monday shows three to five degrees above normal, warmer trend into Saturday then cooler Sunday and Monday with widely scattered showers possible. Sunsets and sunrises listed. data on rainfall and averages included.
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Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Basin
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Rockies
Mid Atlantic States
Lakee Region
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