Eastern apple crop 9 million bushels less
W J Knotzbach executive secretary of the Western New York Apple Growers Assn said the East’s apple crop will be about 9 million bushels smaller this year due to spring freezes in the 11 state Appalachian area. He added prices should not rise noticeably as the western crop offsets the shortfall and Appalachian fruit remains of excellent quality.
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Euersburgh
W. J. Knotzbach
Western
New York
RR. Miller
The
Appalachian Ser
Appalachian
Mrs. Nellie Snapp Dies in Winchester Hospital
Nellie Mae Snapp 42 wife of Joe E. Snapp of Berryville died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born September 22 1912 in Petersburg West Virginia she was the daughter of Ulysses G. Davis and wife. She lived in Berryville since 1937 worked for Viscose Co Front Royal until 1951 and was a member of Berryville Presbyterian Church. Survived by her husband parents and many siblings. Funeral Friday 2 30 pm from John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Mae Snapp
Joe E. Snapp
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Petersburg
W. Va
Ulysses G. Davis
Davis
West Virginia
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Annie DeHaven
Romney
Rosalie Corbin
Beatrice Yost
Cumberland
Nellie Brill
This City
Grace Shelly
Hagerstown
Preston W. Davis
Roscoe V. Davis
Raymond W. Davis
Frank Davis
Augusta
John H. Enders
Robert D. Goshern
Bus driver ends 23 year Lawton route after 52 thousand trips
Dee Froneberger gives up his Fort Sill Lawton bus route after 52 942 trips and about 900 000 miles in 23 years without an accident or even a scratched fender. His advice to motorists is don t talk watch the road.
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Lawton
Okla
Fort Sill
Dee Froneberger
Scattered Integration in the South at Federal Schools
Integrated public schools begin fall term in scattered Southern areas with most mixed classrooms located at government installations. Three Florida Air Force bases MacDill Eglin and Tyndall open integrated schools. Oak Ridge High School and Rogersville Junior High admit Negroes with about 45 and 50 pupils respectively. Birmingham grants a four month delay on enforcing integration. Texas towns Big Spring Austin and San Antonio area report mixed enrollment numbers amid broader integration moves.
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Associated Press
South
Florida Air Force
MacDill Afb
Tampa
Eglin Afb
Valparaiso
Tyndall Afb
Panama City
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Rogersville
Ashland
Board of Education
Birmingham
Ala
H. H. Grooms
University of Alabama
Texas
Big Spring
Austin
Bexar County
San Antonio
Contract Awards For Bridge Jobs Announced
The State Highway Commission announces 21 road and bridge projects totaling 3 351 282. W H Scott Inc of Franklin lands the largest award 506 505 for a 21 6 mile defense access road around the Quantico Military Reservation in Fauquier Stafford and Prince William counties.
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Richmond
State Highway Commission
W. H. Scott Inc
Franklin
Quantico Military Reservation
Fauquier
Stafford
Prince William
Atomic and hydrogen weapons secret manufacture debate continues
Urge Study Stassen was reported to have suggested that all countries put their scientists to study the problem of atomic detection, while the Disarmament subcommittee confined its efforts to practical inspection proposals such as President Eisenhower's plan for exchanging military blueprints and aerial checkups.
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Stassen
Disarmament Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Seek Standards For Licensing Crop Dusters
Col Allan C Perkinson head of the State Division of Aeronautics asks the State Corporation Commission to establish licensing standards for crop dusters He says rules would protect farmers from fly by night operators and boost pilot safety He proposes mandatory adequate liability insurance The commission took the matter under advisement
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Richmond
Allan C. Perkinson
of Aeronautics
Commonwealth
Perkinson
State Corporation Commission
Commission
SCC
Farm Auction Listings for Jefferson Berkeley Winchester Area
September sales directory lists multiple auctions across Jefferson Berkeley and Winchester areas. Items include household goods furniture dairy cattle hogs farming equipment real estate and estate personal property with listed auctioneers W D Orndorff E T Snider Paul E Miller Lewis Horner and Charles R Duvall.
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William L. Riley
Berryville
Old Chapel
W. D. Orndorff
Carl R. Lee
Rippon
Summit Point
Withers
Milton Harris
Joseph Newlin
Kernstown
E. T. Snider
A. Crisman
Frederick County Court House
S. Braddock St
Ezra W. Fiddler
Ridgeway
W. Va
W. S. Lewis
Martha N. Bonham
Jefferson County
Paul E. Miller
Marvin Shiley
Inwood
Darkesville
Berkeley County
Arden
Lewis & Horner
Sarah Daugherty
Winchester
Harrison Miller
Orchard Ave
Charles R. Duvall
Albert W. Lee
Paper Mill Road
Red Cross Blood Clinic Collects 109 Pints Here
Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 109 pints toward a 140 pint quota during a regular visit here yesterday. Kiwanis Club recruited donors with Marvin Gore and Carlisle Fisher leading the committee. Local totals bring program to 6,343 pints. 2,448 individuals have given under the program, with 85 men and 24 women volunteering.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Kiwanis Club
Marvin Gore
Carlisle Fisher
Fred Stinson
Winchester- Frederick County
American Red Cross
Stinson
Stewart Bell, Jr
Robert Geanious
H. W. Butler
Ruth Crofton
James B Shull
James B Shull One Gallon Donors Were Dr. W. Clayton Anderson
Lawrence Bell
H. W. Ebert, Jr
Henry J. Bowman
Ernest W. Pettit
Ben Belchie
Charles S. Toan
Berlyn E. Moore
Aaron Zuckerman
Charles Zuckerman
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
West Virginia
Northern Virginia Power Company
Novick
National Fruit
Doctor Ernest Trice, Richmond Surgeon, Dies at 67
Dr. Ernest T. Trice, a former member of the State Prison Board and a Richmond surgeon, died today in Richmond. He was 67.
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Ernest Trice
Richmond
Ernest T. Trice
State Prison Board
Boy Killed by Truck In Family Driveway
In Frenchville Maine Mrs Roland Daigle watched her 16 month old son Roger die after craw ling under a front wheel as his father moved a truck from the driveway. The father told police the child was under the wheel during unloading wood and the mother said she saw the danger too late.
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Frenchville
Maine
Roland Daigle
Roger
Daigle
Long Shoremen Contingent Dismisses Protest Message
A union official brushed off the investigator incident remark about strike action, saying it’s too late to say you’re sorry. Bradley declined to call it a strike but noted no work would resume pending a protest meeting.
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Bradley
Talks on self determination stall as Greek demand cited
Continues report on conference proceedings noting decision to avoid immediate self determination for Cyprus. Greek demand to let Cypriots vote on political future within a short time cited as the main point of contention. Athens believes Greeks would favor union with Greece. Also prints quiz answers from Page 4 listing Ammonia Temple, Hyde Park, Benjamin Harrison, Sarah, Rhode Island, and the number three.
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Athens
Greece
Temple of Ammon
Hyde Park
N. Y
Benjamin Harrison
Sarah
Abraham
Rhode Island
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Carl Funeral Home
En Mervel
W. Adams
N. Cameron ST
Minor Motor CO
Agrico
American Agricultural Chemical CO
Green Chemical Co., Inc
Wyck St
Barr's Hardware and Paint
Winchester Star
Farm Ponds
H. C. Christianson
Kelvinator
AODEL
Buttercup
Tom Percetaen Seal” Crispers
Miller « Anderson
EL Boscawen St
PY Bes
OMEGA
Grant
Red Cross Blood Clinic
Dante
Martialis
W. D. Orndorff, Auctioneer
OF City Realty
Asa Crisman
Handley Schools
Hugh S$. Crisman
Bro
Guernsey
Jersey
Poland
China
Hampshire
McCormick-Deering Farmal
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
New Idea
International
W. J. Orndorff
G. E. Vickers
D.S. T
Admiral
Crosley-Shelvador
Guardian-Service
Eureka
Knox
S. Loudoun St
Lewis
WM. Hensell
Pittsburgh
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
B&o
Martineure
Wilmington
McKeesport
Connellsville
Ghio Railroad
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