Treasures in the Gore Dump
Maggie Dunlap scavenged a Gore dump to save Christmas for local girls. She washed mended and redressed eighteen discarded dolls, then donated them to the Winchester Salvation Army for distribution to needy children. Her all night stove warmed sewing new outfits named Dolly Parker Helen Ruby Lizabeth Mary Jo Betty Jo and Button & Bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Gore
Maggie Dunlap
Dolly
Winchester Salvation Army
Maggie
TVA Cuts Power to Meet Demands Amid Cold Spell
TVA reduced power by one million kilowatts for its largest customer as cold weather strains the grid. Spokesmen warned of continued shortages and urged lower thermostat use while refueling and maintenance cut about a third of generating capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
John van Mol
Department of Energy
Oak Ridge
Paducah
Widows Creek
Ala
Paradise
Lee Sheppeard
Sheppard
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Cumberland
Nashville
Hoover Said It Was Possible Communists Wanted Kennedy Dead
FBI files opened show J Edgar Hoover in a 1963 interview speculating that communists including Oswald might have wanted to remove Kennedy to ease tensions with the Soviet Union. Hoover noted Oswald’s socialist ties and suggested various motives amid公開 documents and ongoing public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
FBI
Hoover
William Manchester
Jacqueline
Manchester
Oswald
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Russia
United States
Sanchez Bella
Ialy
Bella
Rome
Spain
Fidel Castro
Castro
Soviet Union
Texas
John Connally
Mark Lane
Harold Weisberg
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George M. Stoddart
J Miles Cary
Sheppeard
Sequoyah
Raccoon Mountain
Maggie Smeltzer
Page County
Rileyville
Shenandoah River
Camp Rock Enon
Rock Enon
Fred
JFK
Denny We. Furniture
Winchester
Old Dominion Savings & Loan
RCA
Peo
Old Dominions
ASSOC
Boscawen & Washington
Weems Lane
K OS
Christiansburg
Harrisonburg
Purcellville
Staunton
Waynesboro
Woodstock
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