Winchester Falls to Confederates in June 14 Victory
Confederate forces under Ewell and Early thrust toward Winchester and flanked Union lines at Pritchard Hill. After heavy bombardment and assaults, Union forts fell and Winchester surrendered with 2,300 to 2,500 federal prisoners and 23 artillery pieces. Confederates then prepared a night withdrawal toward the Valley.
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Wall Street stocks mixed as week ends with cautious mood
Irregular early trading sees tobacco recover and sugars easy while autos and steel show small moves. Traders eye lower priced issues amid caution over a potential nationwide rail strike next week. AP average up 1 at noon, Dow at 722.20, Colgate-Palmolive rises on stock split news. Estonia's 1940 incorporation into the Soviet Union remains unrecognized by the U.S.
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