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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1959

Page

11

Virginia integration study shows limited mixing in four districts

Richmond leaders report token integration in 11 formerly all white Virginia schools with 51 Negro students. No racial incidents recorded. Some Negro pupils avoid non social clubs and events with bans in Norfolk and Arlington.

Richmond Virginia Norfolk Arlington J. J. Brewbaker Q. D. Gasque Warren County T. C. Williams Alexandria Ray E. Reid Front Royal Brewbaker Il Gasque Gasque Warren County High Wilaero Reid Ingens Williams

Footbridge at Opequon Creek Proposed for Abandonment

Frederick County Board of Supervisors proposes removing the footbridge over Opequon Creek at the Frederick Clarke County line from the Secondary Road System under Virginia law. Anyone with evidence opposing the proposal may present it at the June 8 1959 meeting in Winchester at 2 PM. copies filed with Dep. Clerk George B. Whitacre.

Opequon Creek Frederick-Clarke County Frederick County Virginia George B. Whitacre Frederick County Board of Supervisors Frederick-Clarke Winchester

Footbridge Abandonment Proposed in Frederick County

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors invites the public to testify at 2 PM on Monday June 8 1959 at the Winchester courthouse about abandoning the footbridge over Opequon Creek on Route 664 from the Secondary Road System citing evidence it no longer serves the public.

Warren County Fundation Warren County High

Mrs. Truman Improves After Breast Tumor Surgery

Mrs. Harry S. Truman, 74, rallied after surgery for removal of a breast tumor at Research Hospital. The two hour 45 minute operation occurred Monday morning with tests to determine malignancy. biopsy results expected in two to three days. Former President Truman reported she was groggy but improving and in good spirits after visiting her that night.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Truman

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