Fire protection plan for city pageant details
The article outlines safety measures for the festival with HQ at 25 E Gerrard St and a walkie talkie link to headquar ters. A first aid station will be open and the Friendship ambulance will be on 24 hour call from the fire hall. Free fountains and public rest rooms are supervised by city officials.
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E. Gerrard St
Ridgeway
Friendship Ambulance
Cameron and Cecil Sts
Cameron and
Boscawen St
Loudoun
Pic
Queen Elect Festivities Highlight Winchester Apple Blossom
Celebrities arrive for the Apple Blossom Festival as Kitty Kallen and Ted Mack head the parades. Miss Fairbanks attends luncheons and coronation rehearsals amid pageant preparations with 1200 Winchester students in the finale. Various guests, sports figures, and vendors join this sprawling festival lineup.
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Ers
Miss Fairbanks
Virginia State Horticultural Society
George Washington Hotel
Handley High School
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Lewis L. Strauss
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Rayburn
Winchester School
Great Bank of Steps
Esplanades
War Memorial Building
Armory
Audrey Meadows
Charles E. Shearer, Jr
U. S
Firefighters Parade to Honor Young Women Chiefs
The city section led by South End Fire Company honors Miss Elizabeth Lacy and the county section led by Round Hill Community Fire Company honors Miss Kathryn Margaret Williams after a beauty contest. Miss Kallen will judge and prizes total about 900 with trophies. The parade forms at 4 30 PM and proceeds through Cameron Street routes ending with no fireworks at Handley after the event.
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Fire Company
South End Fire Company
Elizabeth Lacy
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Kathryn Margaret Williams
Miss Kallen
Sarasota
Fla
John A. Boyd
Claude B. Smalts
Taylor Barr
William Godenour
Larrick
Virginia
Kingwood
Marion Anderson
New York
Washington
Woodstock
C. Ridgely White
Willow Grove Farm
Merriman’s Lane
Miss Ka
Capital Theatre
Piremen
Cameron St
Cork
Harry Rainsberger, Jr
Ryland Conner
John J. Hawse
Cameron
Baker
Loudoun
Gerrard
Stewart
Germain
Washingto
Majorette Contest Draws 115 Entries From Four States
More than 115 majorettes entered the National Apple Blossom Majorette contest to be held at the Armory tomorrow starting at 9 a.m. The baton twirlers come from Pennsylvania Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia. William Fraula chairs the event with Mrs George W Clowser Jr assisting. Judges include Barbara Anne Fawcett Philadelphia Shirley L Eppard Farmville Frank Foli Massanutten Academy Woodstock Herbert Wyatt Randolph Macon Academy Front Royal Nat Joyner Winchester and Shirley Altizer Middletown.
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Armory
Pennsylvania
Virginias
Maryland
District of Columbia
William Fraula
George W. Clowser
Barbara Anne Fawcett
Philadelphia
Shirley L. Eppard
Farmville
Frank Foli
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Herbert Wyatt
Randolph Macon Academy
Front Royal
Nat Joyner
Winchester
Shirley Altizer
Middletown
Eisenhower on Arctic Inspections Sparks Cold War Tone
President Eisenhower warns against compromising essential defense in talks on an Arctic aerial inspection system. He rejects Soviet claims that U S proposals are mere propaganda and expresses sadness at their stance while defending the security rationale.
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U.S
Reisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
Eisenhower nominates Nixon as GOP front runner for 1960
President Eisenhower discussed the future of the Republican candidacy for 1960 saying a nominee will emerge from the party with strong prospects. He named Vice President Nixon as a leading possibility, praising their friendship and Nixon’s access to government inner circles. He rejected grooming a successor and defended the push for cleaner atomic bombs, noting Strauss said Pacifile tests will target cleaner designs and that new H bombs are about 4 percent dirty.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Sen. Anderson
D - NM
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Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Washington, D. C
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Victoria
T. Epling
Bluefield
W.a
B. B. Dutton
Queen-Elect
S. Washington Bt
Queen- Elect
Civic Club
James Wood Band
Carl Straw
Elwood Patterson
Lions, Exchange
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
F. L. Sargent, Jr
J. W. Arthur, Jr
Exchange Club
Carter Baker
Lions Club
H. W. Butler, Jr
Kiwanis Club
Charles B. Toan
Rotary Club
Toan
Charles B. Baker
Rotary
Herb Parsons
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Stewart St
Princesses
Senators
Roy Sievers
Chuck Stobbs
Jim Lemon
Eddie Yost
Winchester Amusement Co
Loudoun St
Amusement Company
Galion
ELNO
A.G.A
Cavanoak Ge Cagney R S and
Ndustry Service
Batueal Gas
S. Loudoun St
Fashion Park
Brei
St. John the
Bed
Ivine
Rocke
Manhatta
United Nations Ous Night Club
Feller Center
BIG Discount Tire
Seiberling Tires
Ume
New York City
S. Braddock St
the Friendly Tire Store
Firemen’s
Northern Virginia Power Co
Henkel Lamp
Willys Chapman Motor
Medical Arts
M. Broddeck SJ
C. L. Brumback & Sons
Winchester News
Apple Capital Air Service, Inc
N. Loudoun
Atlantic
South End
E. A. Kelsoe Garage
Sager’s
H & P Cities Service
Marcus Bros
Clearbrook
Harper's
Round Hill
Larrick Motor CO
Capon Bridge
W. Va
SHELL
C.L. Sirbaugh
Gore
Hudson’s
Albin
Ray J. Becker Enterprise
P. O. Box
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