Obituary: Edith M. Jolliffe 78 of Clearbrook
Edith M Jolliffe aged 78 of Clearbrook died yesterday afternoon in Hillcrest Nursing Home She was born September 2 1879 daughter of J John and Sera Lupton Jolliffe and lived on her birth farm A birthright member of Hopewell Friends Society She belonged to Stephensons Home Demonstration Club Women of Clearbrook Presbyterian Church and Steps on Social Club Surviving brothers Joseph and John Jolliffe two nieces Dorothy Urner and Mary Jane Jolliffe Light and nephew Walker Neil Jolliffe Funeral at Hopewell Friends Meeting House with Clarence J Robinson in charge Pallbearers named and burial in Hope Cemetery Friends may call Jones Funeral Home.
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Clearbrook
J. John
Sera J. Lupton Jolliffe
Miss Jolliffe
Hopewell
Religious Society of Friends
Stephenson
Stephenson Home Demonstration Club
Women of
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
Joseph L. Jolliffe
John W. Jolliffe
Dorothy Jolliffe Urner
Hagerstown
Mary Jane Jolliffe
Walker Neil Jolliffe
Prederick
Hopewell Friends Meeting House
Society of Friends
Clarence J. Robinson
Allen Sr
Henry B. Pitzer
Albertinson
Samuel Pigeon
Thomas
Sprint
Henry Cline
Torment
Hopen
Jones Funeral Home
Robert Waller Steele Dies at 58 in Winchester Hospital
Robert Waller Steele, 58, of Reliance, died last night at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born in Frederick County.
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Robert Waller Steele
Reliance
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick Coun
Eisenhower says federal troops not to run schools in Little Rock
In a broadcast speech President Eisenhower, deviating from his prepared text, stated that the federal government does not run school systems except in special cases when invited by states. He cited Little Rock as such a case and stressed troops serve to prevent interference with court orders, not run Central High School.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas National Guard
Central High School
U.S. District Court
Jury Trial Frenzy in Teton County After 22 Years
In Jackson Wyoming a rare burst of jury trials erupts as Teton County completes a 22 year drought and holds four juries in a single week. The shift raises questions about court backlogs and local legal demand.
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Jackson
Wyo
Teton County
Death notice for Ty Steele in Reliance area
Ty Steele son of Charles Henry and Linda Carper Steele dies leaving widow Lily Pendleton Steele one daughter Greta Steele one son Elmer Steele and two sisters Mrs Mary Pletcher and Miss Roberta Steele Funeral Friday at 2 p m Reliance EUB Church Rev H Fred Edee officiating Burial in Reliance Cemetery Body resting at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg
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Charles Henry
Linda Carper Steele
Lily Pendleton Steele
Greta Steele
Elmer Steele
Mary Pletcher
Roberta Steele
Reliance Eub Church
H. Fred Edee
Reliance
Stover Funeral Home
Strasburg
U N Votes to Bar Red China From Seat for Another Year
The United Nations General Assembly, amid bitter opposition from India and the Soviet bloc, votes 47 to 27 with 7 abstentions to shelve Peiping’s U N seat for the current session. Debate centers on China’s seating and U S stance on the issue.
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U.N
China
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
India
Soviet Bloc
U. S
Peiping
Assembly
Ireland
Morocco
Ghana
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Red
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Eisenhower Extends New Year Wishes to Jewish People
President Eisenhower issued a formal New Year message from his vacation headquarters extending best wishes to the Jewish community. He cited gratitude for the past year and hope for the future grounded in moral purpose and shared freedoms.
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Ike
Newport
R. J
Eisenhower
How's Your LQ Answers Listed on Page Four
A quiz answer key lists ten items with brief responses from L. H. Robbins. Items include Measurement, Avocados, 30, 300, China, No, Alligatored, Edgar Bergen, No Folks, and minority.
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China
Edgar Bergen
L. H. Robbins
BEK INDICTED Continued from Page 1
The Frederick County Court docket includes Virgil C. Campbell named in an indictment for theft of a 1949 Ford owned by Clark Loy on September 3. Robert E. Cadwallader of Stephens City faced a trial for driving under the influence of intoxicants after an appeal of a Frederick County Court conviction. Cadwallader received a $159.25 fine and costs, a six month sentence, and 10 days in jail with the remainder suspended. his appeal was filed the same day. He is defended by Attorneys J. Fred Larrick and William A. Johnston III.
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Robert E. Cadwallader
Stephens City
Frederick County
Frederick County Court
Cadwallader
J. Fred Larrick
William A. Johnston, III
Federal troops mobilize Arkansas National Guard over school crisis
President Eisenhower ordered the National Guard to be placed under U S Army command to enforce federal court orders admitting Negro students to Central High in Little Rock. Maj Gen Edwin Walker leads the troops. Major General Sherman Clinger commands the Arkansas Guard. The move follows weekend mob violence as nine Negro students entered the school and exits were arranged amid federal actions.
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Sherman T. Clinger
Arkansas National Guard
National Guard
U. S. Army
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
United States
Free World
Ronald N. Davies
Central High
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
France
Germany
NAACP Integration Tactics Highlighted in Gray Report Debates
Commission members criticized the NAACP for pressing immediate school integration through litigation. Fenwick tied NAACP actions to undermining the Gray Report plan and blamed white integrationists for hardening opposition. He cited NAACP Laws aimed at restoring parental choice and noted new registration requirements for groups promoting or opposing racial integration.
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Wick
Commission
NAACP
Fenwick
State Corporation Commission
Baptist Church Sets Religious Education Schedule for Fall
Dr. E. T. Clark, pastor of the First Baptist Church, announces the fall weekday religious education schedule starting tomorrow. Thursday includes junior choir 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. with Jean Pasquet, a 4:15 to 5 p.m. class with Mrs. E. T. Clark, youth choir 7 to 7:45 p.m. with Mr. Pasquet, and a 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. class with Dr. Clark.
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E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Jean Pasquet
Pasquet
Byrd and Governors Comment on Presidential Action
Senate ally Byrd criticized the president while Gov. Stanley at Sea Island declined to comment. Rep. Robeson called the move ill advised and harmful, warning it could inflame racial tensions and affect Virginia politics. Harrison questioned constitutional authority, noting the 1862 wartime statute used to justify troops.
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Sea Island
Gov
Stanley
Rep
Robeson
Warwick
Congress
South
Virginia
National Republican Party
Harrison
Senate
Brownell
Arkansas
International Reactions Rage Over Arkansas Desegregation
Coverage from London to Paris and Copenhagen skewers or supports U S actions in Little Rock. The London Daily Herald cites “rotten” white-skinned racism while the Daily Mirror criticizes Eisenhower and Faubus as fluff and candyfloss. The Telegraph warns troops could threaten the Union, Figaro calls the move dramatic, and Dagens Nyheter notes white mob action taints global conscience.
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Faubus
Little Rock
London Daily Herald
Socialist Labor Party
Arkansas
William N. Connor
Daily Mirror
Eisenhower
London
Liberal News Chronicle
Supreme Court
Daily Telegraph
Paris
Figaro
Copenhagen
Dagens Nyheder
Jet crashes into Van Nuys homes killing two pilots
A T33 jet from the Air National Guard crashed into two stone houses in Van Nuys just after takeoff. Capt Joseph C. Bryant of Arcadia and 1st Lt Edison B. Gaston of Los Angeles died strapped in the trainer. A housewife, Mrs Beatrice Stone, escaped after flames and a falling tree trapped her briefly.
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van Nuys
Calif
Air National Guard
Beatrice Stone
Joseph C. Bryant
Arcadia
Edison B. Gaston
Los Angeles
Local Auctions Directory Listings For September and October
A summarized listing of auctions across Virginia and Maryland including Headley’s Auctions in Winchester with furniture and modern home furnishings, C J Murray with household goods, Knight Bixby antiques, Mrs Ramsburg antiques, W R Woodward estate paintings, Virginia Hereford Association cattle, J B Hudson antiques, W E Edwards real estate, E B Kimmell antiques and tools, and Clark McDonald estate items. Scheduled dates span Sept 27 to Oct 12 with multiple auctioneers and venues.
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Headley's
Valley Ave
C. J. Murray
Loudoun St
Winchester
Charles R. Duvall
Knight Bixby
N. Braddock St
E. T. Snider
Oscar Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
William Woodward, Jr
Belair Farm
Prince Georges County
A. A. Weschler & Sons
Virginia Hereford Association
Circle M Farms
Elkton
G. B. Simmerman, Jr
J. B. Hudson
Culpeper
Fair Grounds
Bladenb
W. E. Edwards
Pullman's Grocery
Star Tannery
Clark McDonald
Ste
Dennis T. Cole
Dress Your Shirtwaist Pattern For Everyday Occasions
Sewing guide notes a Printed Pattern 4691 for Misses' sizes 12 through 42. Includes yardage for 35 inch fabric and a contrast piece, with printed directions and mail order details via Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star, New York ZIP area.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Virginia Weather Tour for Sep 26 30
Clear cool tonight with lows 45 to 55. Thursday brings mostly sunny skies and highs in the 70s. Five day forecast shows temperatures about one to four degrees below normal. Warmer Thursday and Friday, cooler weekend, slight rebound Monday. Rain likely Sunday totaling a quarter to a half inch.
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Virginia
Winchester Weather Review September Rainfall Totals
Rainfall data shows none in the last 24 hours ending 3:30 am. September rainfall to date is 4.31 inches with 22.46 inches for the 44 year period 1912 1956. The average monthly rainfall figures for 44 years list January 2.43 February 2.00 March 2.97 April 3.08 May 3.86 June 3.86 July 3.79 August 4.00 September 3.24 October 2.54 December data omitted.
Salt rebates aid Newfoundland fishermen and firms
The Federal Fisheries Department announced salt cost rebates totaling 300000 dollars to 4500 Newfoundland fishermen and 57 processing firms for the 1956 salted fish production.
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ST. John’s
Federal Fisheries Department
Newfoundland
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Edith Jolliffe
Edith M. Jolliffe
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Snellings, Florist
Tilly
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Bui
GU Pind Paint Service
Piccadilly St
PLU
Kernstown
Loy
Daniel H. Kerns
Frederick County Court House
Cash J
Randolph Larrick
Ft. Snider
Bek
Baptist Church
Sen
Byrd
Order of the Golden Rule
Bonne
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Temperaures
Cosicseus
Glaize & Bro
Florida
Westinghouse
FE. T. Snider
Donald Edward Pullman
Circuit Court
Viginia
Orndorff’s Store
King Street
Carl T. Stokes
King St
Grant
Frank Stokes
Alfred K. Stokes
Carl FP. Stokes
James M. Janney
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