Governor Stanley Backs Pupil Placement Board Despite Ruling
Governor Stanley said the State Pupil Placement Board should continue work until the act creating it is struck down by the Supreme Court. He noted the 4th Circuit ruling on the 1956 act and said funds already sent could be frozen if schools integrate before a ruling.
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Richmond
Stanley
State
U. S. Supreme Court
Virginia
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Walter E. Hoffman
Norfolk and Newport News
4Th Circuit
Winchester Days Greatest Bargain Festival Opens
The Valley hosts Winchester Days a three day bargain festival running Thursday July 25 through Saturday July 27 featuring sales events, street vendors and community activities across downtown venues.
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The
Winchester Ordinance Repeals and Reenacts Gas Plumbing Bond Rule
Winchester Virginia ordinance repeals and reenacts section four of chapter nineteen of the 1947 code. It requires a written qualification from an inspector and a bond of one thousand dollars deposited with the City Treasurer, renewed annually by January first. Passed July 9 1957 by Common Council.
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Winchester
Virginia
Commissioner of Revenue
R. S. Barbour
Claude B. Smalts, JR
Winchester Virginia Amends Dangerous Dog Ordinance
The common council amends section three of chapter three to require impounding by authorities if a dangerous or vicious dog runs at large. The dog may be killed or disposed of after ten days notice if no trial occurs, with impoundment pending trial and authority to act by game warden SPCA or police officials. Passed July 9 1957.
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Winchester
Virginia
SPCA
Corporation Court
Common Council
Teate
R. S Barbour
Claude B. Smalts, JR
Winchester Virginia adopts dog rabies vaccination ordinance
The Winchester Common Council enacts a rabies vaccination law for dogs over six months. It requires live or killed vaccines, provides collar tags, impoundment rules, licensing proof, emergency quarantines, penalties of 10 to 25 dollars, and repeals previous ordinances. The measure takes effect October 31, 1957, with signature by R. S Barbour and CLAUDE B. SMALTS JR.
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Winchester
Virginia
Virginia State Department of Health
City of
Commonwealth of Virginia
Common Council
Claude B. 8Malts, JR
Dulles Disarmament Plea Broadcast Worldwide
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State Dulles urging steps toward disarmament to curb atomic and hydrogen weapons. Voice of America beamed his message to Iron Curtain areas from Okinawa to Munich, as London talks loom and global fear rises over costly arms races. He warned delay endangers humanity and pressed for a limited agreement while avoiding harsh Soviet rhetoric.
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Washington
Voice of America
State Dulles
Dulles
London
Courier
Mediterranean
Eisenhower
Russia
America
Rosenberger Guests Share Sunday at Capon River Cottage
Rosenberger Mr and Mrs H A Snapp joined Mr and Mrs Raymond Baker Sunday evening at the Baker cottage on Capon River. Ralph Frye and children Stevie Bennie and Mary Ann visited the Frye home Saturday. Mrs Ernest Shook stayed with her parents and brother. Mr and Mrs C M Rosenberger visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Rosenberger and family. The community has faced a severe ary spell.
London’s Oldest Church Reopens After Wartime Destruction
All Hallows By-The-Tower, London oldest church dating back to Saxon times, was rebuilt with American steel and international materials after heavy WWII bombing. The Rev. Philip Grayton led a worldwide drive for funds and materials, securing steel from the United States and timber from Australia Canada and New Zealand.
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London
United States
All Hallows By- The-Tower
Tower of London
William Penn
John Quincy Adams
J. B. M. Frederick
Rye
N. Y
Philip Grayton
Britain
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Baptist Church Plans New Educational Building in Winchester
The First Baptist Church reports proposed plans for a new education building on the Miller House site at N Washington St. The Miller House may be retired from use due to age and public meeting needs. The plan allocates space for Boy Scouts, preschool Sunday School, a weekday kindergarten, a youth recreation room, and a potential large dining area.
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First Baptist Church
N. Washington St
Winchester
Marvin B. Milam
W. B. Price
G. V. Talkington
Forrest
Church plans for new building delayed to spring 1958
The committee and Executive Board have not issued a recommendation and suggest using current facilities until spring 1958. Members were briefed on individual plans during Sunday service and a fall church meeting will vote on the proposed building.
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Sirbaugh
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Tional
Circuit Court
Rosenberger
the Star
Firestone Store
N. Braddock St
Baptist Church
Hockman
Investors Loan Corp
S. Loudoun St
Ford
Shenandoah Motor CO
1000
Valley Ave
Loudoun
SEARS
Loudoun ST
Blue Cross
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