No Early Weather Outlook for Next Week's Festival
The forecast offers no clear answer for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival weather next week. Temperatures will stay 3 to 6 degrees below normal through Wednesday with a warming trend by then. no predictions exist for Thursday and Friday yet. A Tuesday update is anticipated after officials sought forecasts from the Washington weather bureau.
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Associated Press
The
Star
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Walter S. Hough
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Virginia
Sale of 1643 Cattle Underway at Northern Virginia Auction
The Fourth Annual Spring Feeder Calf and Yearling Steer Sale opens at the Farmers' Livestock Exchange west of Winchester. 1643 head remain after 119 rejected from 1762 received since Wednesday. 1315 steers weighing 834000 lb and 328 heifers weighing 175350 lb are sold at average 614 lb and 535 lb. Morris Fannon auctioneer. Prices recent 18 to 20 per cwt. last year 1199 head sold for $157,377.43 total.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
Winchester
U. S. Rt
I. Fred Stine
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association, Inc
Frederick County
Clarke County
Eer
Stine
New Gaza Complaints Arise Within 48 Hours of Cease-Fire
In Jerusalem U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold presses cease fire talks as a Gaza cease fire faces new complaints. Egypt reports an Israeli patrol breached Gaza near Deir el Ballah while Israeli officials deny violations. Jordanians fire into Israeli territory as Hammarskjold plans visits to Jordan and Syria.
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Gaza
Jerusalem
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Jidda
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Imam Ahmed
Yemen
Middle East
Red Sea
Mecca
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Palestine
Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Gaza Strip
Foreign Ministry
Beith Guvrin
Judean Hills
Hammarskjold
David Ben-Gurion
Jordan
E. L. M. Burns
Truce Supervision Organization
Syria
Three miners freed from Sunnyside coal mine cave in
Rescue teams freed Lake Golding 42 from Wellington Joe Archuletta 43 from Dragerton and Lloyd Heath 36 from Sunnyside after a cave in trapped them for up to 44 hours. A fourth miner Joseph Otterstrom 58 remained missing as of early reports with no contact.
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Sunnyside
Utah
Lake
Golding
Wellington
Lloyd Allen Heath
Joseph Ottersstrom
Salt Lake City
Price
Robert Johnson
Archulett
Fire destroys large bank barn near Stephenson
A large bank barn near Stephenson and its contents were destroyed by fire about 5 30 p m yesterday on a farm one mile east of the Stephenson post office. The barn owned by Fred Ridgeway and run by George Newcome held a Guernsey heifer and feed totaling 25 bushels of corn 140 bushels of wheat and barley 20 bags of freshly ground feed and one ton each of hay and straw. Firemen, aided by wind away from nearby buildings, report the interior fully engulfed and the barn caved in within half an hour. The cow was not saved and the contents were not insured. Fire companies Clearbrook and Shawnee responded. The cause is unknown.
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Stephenson Post Office
Fred Ridgeway
George Newcome
Ridgeway
Newcome
New
House Cuts 25 Million From US Propaganda Program
House Appropriations Committee trims Eisenhower plan for overseas propaganda funds by 25 million and rejects a proposed purchase of executive wastebaskets at 27 dollars each. It lowers USIA total to 110 million with expanded Voice of America funding, while blocking a floating theater Cinerama project aboard a carrier. Overall, 56.8 million less than requested, 46.8 million more than current year. State and Justice budgets face reductions. FBI gets full request. Immigration fence and prison expansions denied.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Justice Department
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
Voice of America
State and Justice Departments
Judiciary
House
Senate
State Department
U S
United Nations
U. S. Mexico
Federal
Attorneys Fight Over Graham Jury In Denver Murder Trial
In Denver the John Gilbert Graham murder trial enters a fifth day as prosecutors push for a 13 member male dominated jury while Graham's defense seeks a female weighted panel. Tentative jurors include seven men and six women with one woman as an alternate. Peremptory challenges have shifted potential jurors by gender.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
Graham
Daisie E. King
Pope urges college students toward daring goals in life
Pope Pius XII urged 4 000 Italian students to aim high and seek grand ideals, warning a nation with youth who avoid ambitious aims risks grave harm. The audience stressed values of education and public responsibility alongside personal comfort. Frederick County Firemen's Assoc. meets April 23 at 8 P.M. at the Clearbrook Fire Hall. public invited.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Pope
Frederick County
Frederick County Firemen’s Assoc
Clearbrook Fire Hall
Telephone Company Won’t Tangle With Woman Over 25 Cents
In Lexington Kentucky Mrs Irene Hanson sought 25 cents she paid to a pay phone in December claiming no service and cost her $3.40 to file suit. A company attorney paid $3.65 in court costs and 25 cents to Mrs Hanson ending the dispute.
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Telephone Company
Lexington
General Telephone Co
Kentucky
Irene Hanson
Hanson
Tuck Attacks Civil Rights Bill as Destruction
Rep. Tuck of Virginia denounces a House judiciary subcommittee civil rights bill as "civil rights destruction." He faults lack of hearings and warns the measure compromises fundamental liberties while contrasting it with Celler and administration proposals.
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Tuck
Washington
House
Judiciary
Rep
Dva
House Judiciary Committee
Civil Rights Commission
Special Justice Department
Celler
DNY
Lane
D-Mass
Democrats Face Financial Crisis Says Party Chair
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler warned of a financial crisis endangering upcoming elections. He urged fund raising as the top priority to counter Republicans who reported about $5 million in their campaign chest while Democrats cited roughly $100,000.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Butler
National Committee
Dems Plan Nominating Convention Fete in Capital
Democratic leaders converge on Washington to organize the nominating convention and assess strategy and finances for the fall campaign. Stevenson challenges Eisenhower health concerns as Kefauver campaigns in California. Republicans accuse Democrats on civil rights and debt while Hall praises Eisenhower and vouches for unity.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
California
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Sen. Watkins
Utah
Truman
Capitol Hill
House
Stevenson
Philadelphia
James A. Finnegan
Hall
Finnegan
American Society of Newspaper Editors
New York
Averell Harriman
Bulganin Sees Gradual East West Improvement
Soviet Premier Bulganin told British officials he expected gradual step by step improvement in East West relations. He spoke at a Mansion House luncheon after a two hour meeting with Prime Minister Eden as Khrushchev attended. The talks in London focus on world issues with no overnight breakthroughs anticipated.
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London
Bulganin
Mansion House
Eden
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Claridges Hotel
No. 10
Downing St
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Jacob Malik
Selwyn Lloyd
Johnny Morris to Attend Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
Johnny Philip Morris the world renowned trade mark will visit Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival. He arrives Wednesday and stays through Friday riding in the Firemen's parade and the Grand Feature parade on Friday April 27. This goodwill ambassador last attended the festival in 1954.
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Johnny Philip Morris
Winchester
Shenandoah
Johnny
Philip Morris
Honeymoon Cruise Delays as Grace and Rainier Sail On
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III resumed their Mediterranean honeymoon aboard the Deo Juvante II after a wedding night on the yacht anchored near Monte Carlo. The 138 foot vessel faced choppy seas and set sail eastward with a crew of 11 and the bride’s poodle Oliver.
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Villefrance - Sur - Mer
France
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier III
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Philadelphia
Villefranche-sur-Mer
Grace and
Rainier
Oliver
San Remo
Rome
Pope Pius XII
Tunisia
Mallorca
Mediterranean
Spain
Atlantic
Grace
Riviera
Bohlen Reports On Soviet Events to Eisenhower
U S ambassador to Russia Charles E Bohlen told President Eisenhower he interpreted recent Soviet affairs including the downgrading of Stalin. He said the discussion covered internal Kremlin developments and not Middle East issues. Bohlen planned to return to Moscow tomorrow.
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Washington
Charles E. Bohlen
Russia
Eisenhower
Stalin
Soviet Union
Bohlen
Middle East
United Nations
Moscow
Donahue Billy May Band Rests Between Engagements in Winchester
Sam Donahue and the Billy May Orchestra stopped in Winchester for a brief rest between dates after a 1 a.m. arrival. They had played the Tobacco Festival in Fairmont, North Carolina, and were to perform tonight in Canton, Ohio before departing today.
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Sam Donahue
Billy May
Winchester
No Auto Fatality Reported in Virginia Since Last Sunday
Virginia state police said there has been no fatal auto accident since 1:55 p.m. last Sunday in the state.
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Richmond
Virginia
Hitler Birthday Largely Passed Over In Germany
FRANKFURT Germany Germans marked Adolf Hitlers birthday with no public fanfare or symbols. No swastikas or bands appeared and the Fuehrer title has faded from common use amid wary memories after the wartime leader's death in 1945.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Fuehrer
Hitler
Weather outlook with showers and frost risk in tidewater
A Pacific coastal region forecast notes a few showers this afternoon in the tidewater area with partly cloudy skies and frost risk in the western portion. Western highs 28 to 34, eastern 34 to 42. Saturday expects fair skies and warmer conditions.
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Tidewater
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Deir el Ballah
Stephenson
Grove Furniture CO
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Subcommittee
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Alexandra Tolstoy
Tolstoy Foundation
Joseph Stalin
Miss Tolstoy
International
Soviet
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