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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1962

Page

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Stonewall Brigade To March Again In Valley Anniversary Trek

The Shenandoah Valley Civil War Centennial Commission plans a seven weekend re enactment of Gen Jackson s 1862 Shenandoah Valley campaign. Dabney W Watts chairs the group with state Sen Harry F Byrd Jr backing the project offering 1000 prize money. The march will begin April 28 at Elkton and end June 9 at Port Republic with Virginia National Guard supervision.

Jackson’s Valley Stonewall Jackson Shenandoah Valley Jackson Dabney W. Watts Sen Byrd Watts Virginia National Guard Archibald A. Spoul Staunton Elkton Conrad Blue Ridge Mountains Mechum

Groups Seek To Preserve Conrad House in City Parking Plan

Letters from three groups urge preserving the N. Cameron Conrad House as the city considers a plan to remove the house and level the hill for 260 parking spaces. The Winchester Council of Garden Clubs the Historical Society and the National Trust oppose demolition and propose adaptive uses such as a museum or civic center.

N. Cameron Winchester Council of Garden Clubs Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society National Trust For Historic Preservation Retail Merchants Association Public Safety Committee Conrad

Skating in Town and Salted Gutters Report

The Town Crier notes a Berryville man skated on icy streets while salt is poured from a ladder to clear gutters not draining to a cistern. The weatherman says clearing weather tonight and tomorrow with temperatures in the 20s tonight and rising tomorrow.

Berryville

Ice and Thunder Storm Disrupt Power in City

A severe ice storm and thunderstorm left area streets slick with accidents and power outages. The Winchester hospital lost power for about ten minutes while crews worked to restore services after a transformer failure and ice on lines. 17 State Highway trucks treated roads overnight as Route 522 saw the worst blocks and frigid conditions eased by morning.

Et Highway Department Or Power Company Cue Squad Winchester Holmes Harper Northern Virginia Power Company N. Kent St Kent St Cameron, Loudoun and Braddock Sts A&p West Cork St Harper Carl Napps Howard K. Grove State Highway Department Grove

City considers Hill-Burton funds for new Health Department building

The City Council heard that Hill-Burton funds could cover about 55 percent of a proposed new Health Department headquarters. A 4 300 square foot building was estimated at about 113 000 dollars plus land, with 45 percent local share. The project would require 20 years of public health use. Local officials discussed joint city county financing and ownership. Dr. L O Fears and Robert D Ham urged action before Hill Burton funds potentially expire in 1963.

Hill-Burton Health Department Robert D. Ham State Department of Health J. Douglas Butler Public Health L. O. Fears Ham Frederick County Loudoun St Congress Fears Council

School Funds Approved For City Additions

City Council approved a 68000 transfer from unexpected School Fund balances for the Handley addition and a four room Douglas School addition. A resolution asks Judge Elliott D. Marshall to appoint Fred I Brumback J Frederick Larrick and Hoye L Riley as a Board of Equalization of Real Estate Assessments for the city. A general real estate reassessment is underway as required by law every four years. James T Rose Jr professional appraiser supplied by the Virginia Department of Real Estate Appraisers.

Handley Douglas Elliott D. Marshall Fred I. Brumback J. Frederick Larrick Hoye L. Riley James T. Rose, Jr Division of Real Estate Virginia Department of

Bloomery Gap Capture Shocks Confederate Forces

100 years ago today Gen. Lander surprised and captured the Confederate force at Bloomery Gap. Many local soldiers were taken prisoner amid the engagement, altering local wartime morale.

Lander Bloomery Gap

Macy 128 N Loudoun Street sale brisk with bargains

Local store offers year’s buys with blouses and sweaters 25 cents skirts and T shirts 50 cents dresses three dollars suits one to ten dollars at Macy 128 North Loudoun Street and Peter Pan Childrens Shop 29 North Loudoun Street advertise three day event with many bargains and accessories such as gloves and socks.

MACY N. Loudoun St Sox Peter Pan Childrens Shop N. Loudoun

Junior Maids Named for Shenandoah XXXV at Apple Blossom Time

Miss Sheri Lee Gaines and Miss Judith Belchic named Junior Maids of Honor in the Shenandoah XXXV Court at Apple Blossom Time May 3 4 5. Announcement by Mrs John B Carr director of the Queen and Her Court.

Sheri Lee Gaines Judith Butsler Belchie John B. Carr Department of the Queen

Berryville Backs DST For Summer Time

Berryville town council favors daylight saving time for the state and will report to area legislators. Mayor Leland Broadstater appointed Dr. J Emerick Oscar Kaye and Jack Enders to study town employee insurance. Health and accident policies were discussed but no decision made. A request for four water taps near the Shenandoah River was denied. The town will switch town building heating from coal to oil.

Berryville Leland Broadstater Dr. J. Emerick Oscar Kaye Jack Enders William Nordan Shenandoah River

Powers Parents Return Home From Secret Reunion

In Norton Virginia the parents of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers returned home and declined further comment on their secret reunion with their son. They stated they would let their attorneys handle future news releases and thanked the press for support after his exchange with the Soviet Union for spy Col Rudolf Abel.

Norton Francis Gary Powers United States Soviet Union Col Rudolf Abel Francis Kennedy Powers U.S

Kennedy says Powers cooperating. testifies soon

President Kennedy announced that U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers is voluntarily cooperating with government interviewers and will be free to testify to Congress and appear at a news conference after questioning. Powers, freed by the Russians after Abel deal, will be available to the press at the earliest moment and may pursue any activity as a free agent.

Washington Kennedy Francis Gary Powers Powers U.S Russia Abel Congress Congress m2 Committee

Cuba Walks Out of OAS Council

In Washington, Cuba walked out of the Organization of American States after the Punta del Este resolution urged expulsion. Cuban delegate Carlots M. Lechuga called the move illegal, stating Cuba would retire and not remain in the Inter-American system.

Washington Cuba Organization of American States OAS Council Alberto Zuleta Angel Colombia Punta del Este Council Uruguay OAS Carlots M. Lechuga

New Storm Threatens Ninth Postponement of Flight

Cape Canaveral reports a new Atlantic storm jeopardizes John H. Glenn Jr. Atlas flight. Weather advisories hint at possible further postponement beyond Thursday, as NASA monitors rough seas and strong winds near Bermuda. Glenn, awakened by his doctor, remains ready for a launch when conditions improve.

Cape Canaveral Fla Atlantic John H. Glenn Jr Glenn Project Mercury National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Bermuda Cape Hatteras N.C O. B. Lloyd NASA Public Information White House William K. Douglas John H. Powers Powers

Kennedy presses for pre summit disarmament clarifications

President Kennedy told Khrushchev that much clarifying work toward disarmament is needed before a summit, noting a report due by June 1 and expressing willingness to participate personally at heads of government level if it helps progress. The message accompanied Geneva talks opening March 14 and outlined U S British and British plans for foreign minister led negotiations. A separate classified line notes a job ad for a girl to help in an office and checking department at Pingley and Carper Cleaners.

Washington Kennedy Khrushchev Geneva U.S Andrei Gromyko Moscow Tod

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