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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1954

Page

2

Morgan Built Several Fine Old Houses Near Here

Daniel Morgan, famed Revolutionary general from Winchester, built the mansion Saratoga in 1781 and lived at Amber Hill on Amherst Street. He died July 6, 1802, and is memorialized in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Hessian prisoners later settled near Winchester. their history is linked to Morgan and local sites.

Morgan Daniel Morgan New Jersey Morgans America Allen and Turner Union Furnace West Jersey Pennsylvania Daniel Warren County Berryville Saratoga Abigail Bailey Betys James Heard Nancy Presley Nevill Matilda Heard Nancy Morgan Heard Daniel Morgan Heard Morgan Augustus Heard Mt Hebron Mt. Hebron General Morgan Winchester Virginia Washington Braddock Continental Army Boston George Washington Hesse Baron) Riedesel Hesse-Darmstadt France Glaize Bond Wilson Brown Four Mile Amber Hill Amherst St Clarke County Boyce

July 4 1 p m sales directory brief

Public auction notices list multiple July sales in Frederick County and Winchester areas. Items include antiques furniture household goods cattle farm equipment real estate and packing shed assets with auctioneers E T Snider Chas Duvall and others.

George Roberts Berryville E T. Snider H.D. Robinson Fred F. Sturm Co Winchester E. T. Snider Chas. Duvall Frank M. Hardy N. Kent St E. M. Mangum Douglas F. Seabright Old Galliday Place Front B. M. Roszel Frederick County Court House Stonewall Ave E. T. Snid

Warm Weather Holiday Closings Across Winchester Area

Shops and banks in Winchester will close Monday for the Fourth of July. Post Office services will pause city deliveries, with no window service. Hotels, motor courts, and travel services anticipate heavy holiday occupancy. Temperatures near 90s rise to 94 98 with scattered thunderstorms. Local parks host baseball and softball games as area residents plan picnics and getaways.

Ness Winchester Retail Merchants Association Virginia State Employment Service Wilbur Johnston Associated Press George Washington Hotel Modernaire Motor Court U. S. Rt.22 Winchester Elms U. S. Rt. 11 Grey Hound Frederick County Royal Crown Halltown W. Va Senseng Park Winchester Baseball Club Woodstock Rouss Park Clarke County Loudoun County Rotary Kiwanis Exchange Club Elks Moose Sensenv Virginia Weslen Company P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp Planing Mills Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider & Vinegar Corp National Fruit Product Co American Brakeblok Paper Mill Road

Open House at Apple Capital Air Service Tomorrow

Open House returns to the local airport tomorrow after high winds canceled last Sunday's free airplane rides. Donald W. Patton, new operator, invites the public to inspect facilities from noon to dark with model plane flying and picnic lunches. Those with tickets may redeem rides or obtain new ones.

Donald W. Patton Patton

July Heat Expected Across Much Of Nation Says Weather Service

Forecasters predict July temperatures will run above normal from the Appalachians to the Rockies with especially high heat in the central plains and Ohio Valley. Cooler than normal weather likely west of the Continental Divide while the eastern seaboard should see near normal temperatures. precipitation will vary with above normal rains in the western half and central plains eastward to the middle Atlantic, with near normal elsewhere.

Science Service Washington Appalachians Rocky Mountains Weather Bureau Central Plains Ohio Valley Continental Divide Seaboard Plains Texas Middle Atlantic States

Six former warders condemned to death in Metz Massacre

A French military tribunal at Metz sentenced six former Nazi camp warders to death for the mass murder of about 3,000 inmates. Prison terms up to life were imposed on 84 additional defendants.

Metz France

Fourth of July Holiday Observed by The Star

James Green plant manager notes limited operations will continue during the period. Monday will be a holiday for The Star's employer. No paper will be printed that day in observance of the Fourth of July.

James Green the Star

Fled Red Terror Former Soviet officer recounts escape to West

Lt Col Grigori Burlitski, once a Soviet Secret Police officer, describes his time under the regime and his escape to the West. He gave an interview in Frankfurt Germany and testified to a U S Congressional Committee in Munich about years of planning.

Secret Police Grigori Stephanovich Burlitski Frankfurt Germany Burlitski U.S Congressional Munich West

Do Swiss Guards Still Guard the Pope Today

The answer notes that Swiss Guards continue to protect the Pope. Recruits take an ancient oath to defend the Pope to the death if needed and are sworn in on May 6, the anniversary of the 1527 stand of Pope Clement VII’s defenders during the sack of Rome. The guards’ colorful uniform is said to have been designed by Michelangelo.

N.P. A Clement VII Rome Michelangelo

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