Saturday Parking Rules Announced for Apple Blossom Festival
Winchester police announced temporary parking restrictions for tomorrow during the Apple Blossom Festival. No parking on specified streets including Cameron Cork Braddock Piccadilly and Washington, with several one way and two way changes around Piccadilly and Valley avenues. Buses will use reserved sections on Clifford and Cecil Streets, and residents are urged to move vehicles promptly to avoid delays.
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Southwerk
Wyck
Cork
Braddock
Piccadilly
Washington
Germain
Stewart
Handley Blvd
Handley Ave
Valley Ave
Loudoun
Piccadilly St
Fairmonth Ave
Morgan St
Kent St
Millwood Ave
Germain St
Miller St
Ave
Shenandoah Valley Special Feature Car Roles
The article notes the car served on a special U.S. Army train and, in the same year and the next two years, was the lead or feature car at the rear of the annual excursion from Alexandria to Harrisonburg Virginia known as the Shenandoah Valley Special.
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Alexandria
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley
Scotch verdict overview in Scottish law
The article explains that Scottish law allows a verdict of not proven. It notes the jury's stance that the defendant is guilty as charged in effect, but the evidence does not fully settle the case, creating a mixed verdict.
Pastor James Fuller to lead revival meetings at Winchester church
Pastor James G. Fuller will start a meeting series at the Winchester Seventh Day Adventist Church at 10 a.m. tomorrow with nightly sessions at 7 30 p.m. through May 15. He formerly served as a Caribbean missionary and recently completed studies at Andrews University in Michigan.
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James G. Fuller
Winchester Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Caribbean
Andrews University
Michigan
National Guard Names First Black General Bryant
Col. C. C. Bryant, 49, adjutant general of the District of Columbia National Guard, becomes the first Black general in the National Guard. Promotion awaits federal approval and a regular Army board later this month. Bryant, WWII veteran, holds Bronze Star and Purple Heart and helped establish the guard’s officer candidate school.
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Senate
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Air Force
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Washington
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Ft. Leavenworth
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Supreme Governor To Visit Moose in Winchester
Supreme Governor Judge Kline of the Loyal Order of Moose will visit Winchester Lodge on Tuesday. David Smallwood says a special class of candidates will be enrolled to honor the visiting official with officers from other Northern Virginia lodges invited to attend. Judge Kline, elected at Chicago’s 2nd annual international convention, has a long history with the Wichita Moose Lodge No. 138 and Kansas Moose Association, serving in multiple leadership roles and receiving the Pilgrim Degree of Merit for his service.
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Winchester Lodge
David Smallwood
Northern Virginia
Kline
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Kansas Moose Association
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Supreme Council
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Judge Kline
Order
Washburn University
Wichita
Kansas
District Court
Air Force
Masons
Blue Lodge
Shrine
Bank Call Report Sworn By President Feltner In 1971 Virginia
I W Feltner, president of the bank in Frederick County Virginia, swears the 1971 report of condition is true. Directors Rosenberger Huntsberry Smalts Lawrence and others attest to correctness. Notary Peggy LaFollette certifies the swearing and commission expiry.
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State Bank
Western Frederick
Gore
Virginia
Frederick County
State Corporation Commission
Roscoe D. Bowers
Harold D. Patton
Fred J. Brumback
James R. Wilkins
H. Robert Edwards
State of
Frederick
Jane Elizabeth Boyd
J.W. Ward
State of Virginia
Peggy Sue LaFollette
National Bank Region
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
John C. Blackburn
Stephen M. Rosenberger
C. W. Huntsberry
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
William H. Lawrence III
I. W. M. Feltner
W.M. Feltner
San Francisco Strike of 1934 Neared Four Day Crisis
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the July 1934 San Francisco general strike by stevedores against shipowners as part of a broader maritime labor fight for union recognition. The four day action marked the largest local labor stoppage in the city’s history.
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San Francisco
Encyclopaedia Britannica
No Name Clinic Aims to Curb VD Rise in Sacramento
In Sacramento a citywide no name clinic program urges anonymous youth to seek free VD testing and treatment. Six clinics offer confidential exams for gonorrhea and syphilis with on the spot medication and follow up by phone. no names, no records, no notifications to parents.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Roger Tulloch
Health
Tulloch
County Health Department
Reynolds Absent as Virginia Assembly Reconvenes
Lt. Gov. J. Sargeant Reynolds undergoes additional radiation treatment for a brain tumor at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York and will miss the assembly reconvening. Sen. J D Hagood and Sen. Edward L Breeden will preside in his absence.
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Richmond
J. Sargeant Reynolds
New York
Virginia General Assembly
Senate
Hoonday
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds
Neurological Institute of Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
J. D. Hagood
Halifax
Edward L. Breeden
Norfolk
Good
Breeden
Eee
Assembly
Wakefield Schod
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C.W. Frank
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