Obituary notices for Rosie Miller Lockhart and George Barrett
Rosie Miller Lockhart 74 of Gore died after a long illness born July 10 1890 daughter of late rand Hannah Lafollette Miller widow of Frank N Lockhart survived by son Charles E Lockhart Sr sisters Martha Triplett Mima Lockhart brothers Charles Miller Carson Miller nine grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren funeral Saturday 2 p m EST First Assembly of God Winchester with Rev H L Wigfield body at Carrier Funeral Home Lehew WV burial in adjoining cemetery George Newton Barrett of 532 N Loudoun St died Tuesday funeral tomorrow 2 p m Omps Funeral Home with Rev Robert E Couch pallbearers named Survivors include George Ellsworth Barrett burial Mount Hebron
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Lockhart
Laterand
Hannah. Lafollette Miller
Frank N. Lockhart
Charles E. Lockhart, Sr
Gore
Martha Triplette
Mima Lockhart
Winchester
Charles Miller
Carson Miller
Ethel
Assembly of God Church of
George Newton Barrett
Loudoun St
Omps
Robert E. Couch
George Yeakley
Issac Ebert
Grover Teets
Carl Brown
Leslie Reed
D. K. Russell
George Ellsworth Barrett
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Grower meeting to gather state apple growers
Representatives from six states will speak at an informational meeting for Appalachian area apple growers tomorrow at 6 p.m. EST in the Glaize Bros. parking shed off Fairmont Ave. Speakers include Howard Baker Ken Bull John Pitzer Pete Lins J Kenneth Robinson and Harold Hartley with additional remarks by L W Brown H D Robinson Jr and Ben R Lacy presiding.
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Appalachian
Glaize Bros
Fairmont Ave
Howard Baker
New York
Ken Bull
Michigan
John Pitzer
Pennsylvania
Pete Lins
Hagerstown
Maryland
J. Kenneth Robinson
Frederick County
Virginia
West Virginia
Harold Hartley
L. W. Brown
National Fruit Product Co
H. D. Robinson, Jr
National Apple Institute
Virginia Apple Commission
Ben R. Lacy
Front Royal
Five Mt Jackson buildings deemed extreme fire hazards
A Virginia fire marshal and assistant identified what they called extreme fire hazards in Mt Jackson urging at least five empty buildings be boarded up or torn down by 1965. One building will be torn down. owners have promised.
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MT. Jackson
Virginia
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Car Destroyed By Fire East of Waterloo
A late model car was completely destroyed by fire yesterday three miles east of Waterloo on Route 50. Boyce Fire Co. responded to a call from W. W. Breckbill of Altoona Pa who said the blaze had an unknown origin. Alarm logged at 12:35 p.m. investigators arrived to find the car destroyed.
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BOYCE
Waterloo
Boyce Fire Co
W. W. Breckbill
Altoona
Breckbill
Buchanan County man questioned in deputy sheriff shooting
In Grundy Virginia a Buchanan County man named Dewey Barton was held for questioning after the fatal shooting of Deputy Eulis Breeding who was en route to serve papers at Barton’s home. Barton was arrested about two hours later near Trioian Creek at the Buchanan-Dickenson line, close to his brother’s property.
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Grundy
Buchanan County
Dewey Barton
Barton
Eulis Breeding
Sheriff's Department
Breeding
Trioian Creek
Buchanan-Dickenson County
Meteorite search continues in Sequoia National Park
Griffith Park Observatory team led by Ronald Orill scours rugged Sequoia terrain for meteorite fragments from the Sept 3 fireball before minerals and water contaminate them.
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Sequoia National Park
Calif
Griffith Park Observatory
Ronald Orill
Dora Devastates Coastal Florida and Georgia Cities
After Dora swept inland from the Atlantic, St Augustine and Jacksonville faced severe flooding and property destruction. Two Navy fliers died in a plane crash near Sanford. Thousands sought shelter in churches and armories as power failed and looting was reported.
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St. Augustine
Dora
Brunswick
Sanford
Fla
Naval Air Station
Old City
National Guard
Matanzas Bay
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Taylor says anti Red forces grow faster than Viet Cong
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor reports South Vietnam anti-Communist forces gaining strength and efficiency at a faster rate than the Viet Cong. He notes military victory by the U S backed South Vietnamese is unlikely soon and that negotiations could end the fighting. Officials say a strong civilian government is the first priority with potential air strikes on northern jungle supply trails as contingency. The immediate focus remains the Saigon area.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Taylor
South
Lasir Whitch
North Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Wall Street mixed as steel gains outpace motors early
Stocks opened higher with steels rising while autos paused under labor talks. Chrysler edged up to 61 1 2 after 12 000 shares, GM fell 4 1 2 to 98 1 4 on 8 400 shares, Ford rose to 55 1 2 before giving back gains.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
United Auto Workers
Sears, Roebuck
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Polaroid
U.S Steel
Bethlehem
Republic’ Steel
Jones‘ & Laughlin
Cerro Corp
Goodrich
Singer
Comsat
General Dynamics
Phelps Doire
Weather Elsewhere Roundup by the Associated Press
The weather map lists major U S and Canadian cities with conditions and temperatures. Albany cloud cover 85 high 62 low. Atlanta and Chicago near 90s. Seattle 68 and fog in Washington. storms and rain noted for Des Moines Jacksonville Tampa and Omaha.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pound, Mo
Ptund, Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Lions Club Broom Sale Sets County Record
Ralph Cain publicity chairman reports 5,664 brooms sold in Frederick County and Winchester. He notes this is the largest annual sale yet and credits good weather and wide participation. Proceeds fund Lions Club projects for the blind.
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Ralph Cain
Lions Club
Frederick County
Winchester
Weather outlook for Winchester Virginia Thursday to Saturday
Partly cloudy tonight with lows 60 to 65 degrees. Friday will be warm and humid with high in the 80s. Outlook calls for cooler Saturday with rain. Sunset today at 6 29 p m. Sunrise tomorrow 5 50 a m. Moonset tonight 9 09 p m. First Quarter on Sept 13.
Two Hurt In Area Vehicle Crashes In Virginia
Mrs Anthony Rubino of Paw Paw West Virginia 35 sustained injuries in a one car crash at 8 am today just south of Cross Junction on Route 522 north. Dorothy Murtaugh 53 of Washington was in a truck car collision yesterday at 3 18 pm near Lakeside on Route 522 north. Both were taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital by the Volunteer Rescue Squad Virginia.
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Anthony Rubino
Paw Paw
W. Va
Cross Junction
Lakeside
Dorothy Murtaugh
Washington
Greene
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Last 51 Years
The report lists 24 hour rainfall ending 8:30 a.m. today with September total and year to date figures from 1964. It shows average annual rainfall over 51 years at 36.85 inches and monthly averages for each month, including January 2.38 inches and September 2.67 inches.
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Snone
Baltimore Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Baltimore market reports USDA cattle receipts show 400 head with preferences for slaughter cows bulls and feeders. Cows slow to steady, bulls weak to 50 cents lower, feeders steady with various weight classes priced. hogs 600 head with barrows and gilts steady and sows steady. detailed weight ranges and prices listed for each category.
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Baltimore
USDA
U.S
The Initial Teaching Alphabet Introducted in U S in 1963
The article notes the Initial Teaching Alphabet was first introduced in the United States in 1963.
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United States
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John J. McCloy
Omar Bradley
Allien Dulles
Thomas Brady
Bro. Brady
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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Duncan C. Gibb
Edinburg
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Charles Mullins
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U.S. Forest Service
Jones Funeral
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THE
Associated Press
H. L. Mills Gasoline Station
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H. L. Mills
Valley Ave
Winchester, VA
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William Henry Harrison
Daylight
Canaan
U. S
Colorado
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True
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Glaize
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