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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1962

Page

4

Local Notices and Classifieds Highlight April 28 1962

A fragmented Winchester Evening Star page shows postal details and advertising lines. It lists Gallageher DeLissers inc at 11 East 14th Street New York City and a 45 000 figure along with a Winchester VA post office designation.

Winchester Gallageher-DeLissers, Inc East 14Th St New York City

Kennedy plan would make President head of Federal Reserve

The article argues Kennedy’s proposal would allow a new president, 11 days after taking office, to appoint the Fed chairman, potentially concentrating power over credit and interest rates and risking inflationary pressure seen during wartime. It contrasts independence with political control. It also notes Marin County commuters using ferries to bypass freeway congestion, and Bakersfield teenage ride-along policing programs showing reduced vandalism and delinquency.

U. S. Treasury Federal Reserve Board FRB Kennedy Reserve Board White House Federal Reserve Treasury

Rainfall Fears Damage To Area Apple Crop In 1952

The Star Files recalls Winchester and nearby areas receiving five inches of rain in 1952 raising concerns the apple crop was damaged. General Ridgeway was named to succeed Eisenhower as Supreme Allied Commander in Europe while General Clark was to take command of U N forces in the Korean War. Mr and Mrs Patrick Green and Mr and Mrs Robert Mowery hosted a party honoring Mr and Mrs Carl Strosnider.

Winchester Matthew B. Ridgeway Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Mark Clark U. N Patrick Green Robert Mowery Carl Strosnider

Virginia Faces Flood Damage and Bank Leadership Change

Virginia focuses on relief for the homeless, riverfront rehabilitation, and highway and bridge reconditioning as spring floods crest. Union Bank reelects H. B. McCormac as president with J. Fred Thwaite as vice president and George B. Bushnell as cashier. Virginia Tayloe Boyd and Mary Warden Boyd attend a Clarke County luncheon hosted by Miss Virginia Jacobs.

Virginia H. B. McCormac Union Bank J. Fred Thwaite George B. Bushnell Floyd Haines Virginia Tayloe Boyd Mary Warden Boyd Virginia Jacobs Clarke County

Local guests visit Kernstown families amid community events

Fifty years ago in 1912 Mrs John A Barbour and her daughters Bertye and Ella of Kernstown were entertained by Mr and Mrs D H Millinger on South Braddock Street. Ada Thatcher left for Hagerstown to stay with friends. Mrs H E Richardson and Mrs Jacob Streit, returning from a United Brethren Church missionary meeting in Dayton, are back home.

John A. Barbour Bertye Ella Kernstown D. H. Millinger South Braddock Street Ada Thatcher Hagerstown Mesdames H. E. Richardson Jacob Streit United Brethren Church Dayton

New Heaven and New Earth Inspire Hope Beyond War

Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas reflects on Revelation visions of New Jerusalem and God dwelling with humanity. He urges readers to look beyond nuclear threats toward ultimate heavenly joinings, stressing hope as a core Christian stance.

John Holy City New Jerusalem Earth Heaven

Grant's Bloodiest Battle Was Fought at Spotsylvania

In May 1864 the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House near Spotsylvania Virginia saw Grant fight Lee in a six day struggle. Ulysses S Grant pressed the Confederate center at the Mule Shoe salient, broke through, and caused heavy casualties on both sides. The clash ended with Lee's line holding and marked a turning point toward the war's end.

Grant Spotsylvania Rapidan River Virginia Army of the Potomac Ulysses St. Grant Wilderness Robert E. Lee Rapidan Spotsylvania Court House Court House Richmond Fitzhugh Lee Lee Emory Upton West Point Upton Mule Shoe Richard Ewell Winfield Scott Hancock II Corps Ewell Hancock Stonewall Brigade Stonewall Jackson Ali Georgian John B. Gordon Mile Shoe Salient Horatio Wright VI Corps Mule Shoe Salient Spotslvania Northern Virginia Washington Appomattox

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