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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1946

Page

5

Grand Feature Parade Climax Festival Parade Route

The Grand Feature Parade for the Festival runs from the George Washington Hotel at 2 p.m. It proceeds west on Piccadilly to Loudoun then south to Cork, west to Braddock, north to Piccadilly, west to Washington and south to Germain, west to Stewart, south to Gerrard, east to Cameron, and north to the starting point. Division I lists Queen and Princesses with officials and bands from Quantico and Fort Belvoir along with police escorts and marshals.

George Washington Hotel Tomow Piccadilly Loudoun Loudo Cork Braddock Washington Germain Stewart Gerrard Cam Eron Cameron Queen and Princesses C. W. Hollis Henry Stange Altoona Pennsylvania McKlwee Municipal Handley L. M. Allen A. A. Vandegrift United States Marine Corps Quantico Marine Band Marine Drum and Bugle Corps Marine Infantry 869Th Army Service Forces Band Fort Belvoir Virginia Queen Shenandoah XIX Nancy Anderson Shenandoah

Visitors Learn Radar Gear At Winchester Apple Blossom Festival

Attendees at the Winchester Apple Blossom Festival gain a look at radar equipment once heard about during the war. Holabird Signal Depot in Baltimore provides an unusual display of communications gear and related hardware.

Winchester Sean Oe Holabird Signal Depot Baltimore

Radar treasure exhibit draws crowds at local fair

An SCR 584 radar set once guarding Britain against buzz bombs is on display, showing how it tracked enemy planes and supported weather data. Visitors can enter the unit to see its operation. The exhibit also features three walkie talkies, two field telephones and a 20 mm Japanese cannon among other artifacts.

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State populations of Negro residents in 1940

The answer states New York had the largest Negro population with 1,084,927 in a total 3,123,723. Mississippi has the highest proportion, with 1,074,518 Negroes out of 2,183,796 total.

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