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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1956

Page

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Assassination Plot Against Bulganin Khrushchev Foiled

London reports two anti-Communist groups planned to kill Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev during their British visit. Scotland Yard and the Foreign Office were tipped off by continental and domestic sources. Security was heightened for the 10 day tour with no major incidents.

London Nikolai Bulganin Nikita Khrushchev Britain Scotland Yard Foreign Office Daily Express Daily Sketch Bulganin Communist Party England Scotland Portsmouth Khrushchev Eden U.S Russia Soviet Union

Kefauver Attacks Nixon Team in Northwest Campaign

Sen. Estes Kefauver opened a frontal assault on what he called the Ike and Dick team while campaigning in Washington State. He warned Northwest voters against voting Republican and predicted a massive propaganda push to sell Eisenhower and Nixon. The Oregon and District of Columbia primaries loom as tests, with labor leader Meany criticizing both parties.

Estes Kefauver Ike and Nixon Eisenhower Washington State Kefauver Spokane Northwest Tennessee Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Oregon Portland Kefauver-Stevenson District of Columbia Organized Labor Afl-Cio George Meany Democratic Party Republican Party Meany AFL and Cio

One House Razed in Clarke County Fires

A Clarke County home burned to the ground while another damaged in a string of five fires since Thursday afternoon. The Clarke County blaze struck Mary Jones’s home near the Old Chapel on the road to Millwood at about 8 15 p m Thursday, a five room structure empty since Easter Monday.

Clarke County Frederick County Mary Jones Millwood Raymond Henry William Edwards Butch McKay

Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Sees 28 Arrests

Winchester police reported twenty eight arrests over the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival weekend with drunkenness and drunken driving among the primary charges. Police noted crowds remained orderly with two notable incidents including a theft of a billfold and a juvenile burglary case at the Friendly Tavern.

Winchester J. Thomas Boyd John Rice Bertha V. Kline

Alcohol and Gas 42 City 6 Frederick 33 Clarke 14

A terse score note records a contest between teams from multiple locales. Final tallies show 42 for City, 33 for Clarke, with Frederick leading earlier 6 and Clarke trailing 14 in the later period.

City Frederick Clarke

Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Parade Tops Attendance

More than 7000 people joined the five mile Grand Feature Parade ending the 29th annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Estimates placed the crowd at 175000 with floats breaking a world spring record. Elm event featured Bert Parks as grand marshal and Laura MacArthur as Queen Shenandoah XXIX amid a lineup of Cyd Charisse Hugh McKenna and other celebrities.

Fete Arthur Godfrey Hopalong Cassidy Parks Bert Parks Shenandoah XXIX Laura MacArthur Nancy Redd Quarles Betsy Lamb Snider Fort Lauderdale Fla Cyd Charisse Hugh McKenna Omaha Neb United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Johnny Philip Morris Herb Parsons Tippy Stringer Weather Girl Roger Edmonds Winchester England Winchester Star Harry F. Byrd, Jr Laura’’Mac Arthur

Winchester Apple Blossom Festival sets crowd estimate

Police Chief Thomas Boyd estimated yesterday's parade drew about 175000 people with reliable sources agreeing. Weather helped the event as two inches of snow gave way to clearing skies before the coronation at Handley High School and the Grand Feature Parade led by Bert Parks.

Thomas Boyd Bert Parks Shenandoah XXIX Laura MacArthur Handley High School

Pageant Costumes Packed Away After Winchester Show

About 12 000 attended the Handley School pageant These Things Endure honoring Woodrow Wilson. Garland R Quarles praised the two days production as 1200 students participated and costumes were stored for next year while rental outfits were returned. Mrs Wilson praised the pageant saying it was the nicest she had seen.

Winchester Handley School Garland R. Quarles

Ten Dead After Pulaski Blast Destroys Brick Apartment

A double explosion and fire at a Pulaski brick building killed ten people, including four members of one family. W. J. Mehaffey, 75, lit a gas water heater on the first floor prompting the blasts. three non residents were injured. The seven upper apartments housed residents and a Salvation Army transient home. The building was heated by butane gas and crews recovered victims from the rubble.

Pulaski Pulaski (P W. J. Mehaffey Salvation Army O. A. Pearce Helen Denton Clark Mabe George Morris Minnie Akers Rosa Matherly George H. Goad Jr Nora Davis

Damage tops 4300 in Shenandoah Apple Blossom crashes

Eleven injured in a dozen traffic mishaps during the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Property damage surpassed 4300 and one car was a total loss. Sergeant Robert Boyce of Winchester Police suffered a compound fracture and other injuries after his motorcycle skidded near the Handley campus. He was hospitalized and listed in satisfactory condition. State Trooper J W Witt investigated the incident at Gerard Street and Valley Avenue.

Shenandoah Set Robert Boyce Handley Campus Memorial Hospital Boyce J. W. Witt Sgt. Boyce Gerrard St Valley Ave

Weather Girl Brings Clear Skies for Firemen's Parade

Weather girl Tippy Stringer predicted a calm evening as the Firemen's Parade rolled under a sunset amid 243 units. A. Ryland Conner directed the event seen by Laura Mac Arthur and many dignitaries on Handley Boulevard with fire apparatus ranging from early 19th century pieces to modern trucks. The parade followed a grass fire alert that briefly interrupted line assembly before the Enders Fire Company and Shawnee VFD respond crews returned to service.

Enders Fire Company Berryville Enders Tippy Stringer WRC Handley Boulevard Laura Mimi) MacArthur Shenandoah A. Ryland Conner

FBI Reports First Drop Off In Major Crimes In 8 Years

The FBI says total major crimes in 1955 fell slightly from 1954, the first decline in eight years though still above the 1947-54 average. One rape occurs every 27.5 minutes, a robbery every 9.1, and auto theft every 2.3 minutes. Juvenile arrests rise 11.4 percent in 1,162 cities.

FBI Washington United States J. Edgar Hoover Bureau Pswing

Minor festival accidents reported with few serious injuries

A two day festival produced many minor mishaps with traffic incidents the main concern. Friendship Ambulance logged 15 to 20 calls and Omps Ambulance 7. Valerie Orhn Mushlitz, 25, of Washington fell through a cellar door on N Loudoun St and was taken to Memorial Hospital then released not seriously hurt along with James Robert Coley, driver for Oats Lumber Company, treated and released after minor injuries.

Friendship Ambulance Omps Valerie Orhn Mushlitz American Security and Trust Company of Washington N. Loudoun St Lovett Harry Miler Mushlitz Memorial Hospital James Robert Coley Oats Lumber Company Coley

Virginia Weather And Local Notices For Winchester Area

Partly cloudy and mild with scattered showers possible north tonight. Sunday will be cloudy with showers and cooler conditions in the north. Plaza on Rt 522 now under new management Charles and Estelle Altman. City offices closed Saturdays effective May 5 1956 with hours 8:30 to 5:00 Monday through Friday. Public notices include revenue treasurer auditor and recreation department.

Virginia Harold's Winchester Charles & Estelle Altman Revenue City City Auditor Recreation Department

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