Itinerant Carnival Wife Defends Her Role in Ill Treatment Case
Irene Dudley, jailed with husband Kenneth Dudley over the starvation death of their daughter Carol Ann, issued a statement denouncing her husband’s discipline methods as cruel. She said she secretly fed starving children when possible and recounted incidents of discipline including burning a hand and denial of food. The couple are charged with murder in Virginia and are linked to the deaths of four other wandering children. The statement includes defense from Dudley’s two Syracuse daughters. Separately, local notices report the Stephens City Community Cannery closing for summer, with a meat canning season to reopen, and a bridge club results page.
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Richmond
Irene Dudley
Joseph Ryan
Onondage County
N.Y
Ryan
Dudley
Kenneth Dudley
Syracuse
Robert Busch
Kenneth
Constantia
Irene
Dudleys
Hanover County
Carol Ann
Brunswick County
New York
Frank Fay dies. Pagliacci legend and Barbra Stanwyck saga end
AP writer recounts Frank Fay's career as a top comedian and his turbulent life. He courted Barbara Stanwyck for 26 years while alcohol and debt strained friendships. Stanwyck divorced him in 1935 after a domestic incident. Fay wandered from New York to Chicago, ending his days in California after a ruptured blood vessel.
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Hollywood
Frank Fay
Fay
Doner
Barbara Stanwyck
Frank
Charlie Fay
Bryan Fay
Miss Stanwyck
Barbara
Harvey
New York
Chicago
California
St. John’s Hospital
Meat consumption per person in 1961 US estimated
Meat consumption per person in 1961 is estimated at 160 pounds, one pound less than the previous year, reflecting a slight decline in national intake.
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United States
Night Classes In Home Be Set in Clarke
Evening classes start Oct. 3 at Johnson Williams High School in the Home Economics Department. Miss Josephine A. Price says the course aids adults and young homemakers with daily homemaking aspects. Former class rosters include Mrs. Clarke and other local residents. all interested persons urged to attend.
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Berryville
Johnson‘Williams High School
Josephine A. Price
Ethel Clarke
Queen Garner
Estelle Gillison
Mazie Harper
Ernestine Jackson
Geneva Jackson
Catherine J. Marcellus
Emma Paige
Thelma Paige
Sadie J. Phillips
Pearl Williams
Margarette Wilson
Museum Chapter Plans Children’s Art Classes
The Blue Ridge Chapter of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts sponsors 15 Saturday morning art classes for children aged 8 to 12. Enrollment closes October 6. first class October 7 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Instructor Mrs. Sylvia Madden. All supplies provided. Enrollment fee $8.
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Blue Ridge
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Christ Episcopal Church
Sylvia Madden
Park Notes Describe Flora Fauna And Island Structure
The Great Smokey National Park contains 50 species of fur bearing animals 200 birds and 130 types of trees shrubs. Malta is not a single compact island but a main is lu and a few uninhabited islets.
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Great Smokey National Park
Malta
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James Givens
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Howard Shockey
John D. Glover
Vincent Catarella
Richard Bowers
Harry Bowers
Canada
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Duff
Rebel Restaurant
Millwood Ave
Alexander
Swimley
U.S. 11 South
Malden
Axminster Rugs
Winchester's
EE Furniture Store
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Nack
Bob Thomas
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Concrete Products
Welltown Pike
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Virginia Apple
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Weld « Co
New York Stock Exchange
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N. Cameron Street
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
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New Haven
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hagerstown
S. Loudoun St
Pontiac
Kern Motor CO
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