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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1965

Page

7

Churchill's London Home To Be Sold At Auction

Sir Winston Churchill's London home at 28 Hyde Park Gate and adjoining No 27 will be sold at auction in London. The property may fetch 224000 to 280000 dollars with no sale restrictions on buyer. Churchill died in a ground floor room in the house on January 24.

London Winston Churchill Hyde Park Gate Knight, Frank & Rutley Winston Death Street Kensington Hyde Park

Stevenson Birthplace Plaque Erected in Los Angeles

The birthplace of Adlai E. Stevenson Jr the late U N ambassador was marked with a commemorative plaque during United Nations Week. Elizabeth Stevenson Ives represented the Stevenson family at the ceremony held at 2639 Monmouth Avenue near downtown Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Adlai EF. Stevenson U.S United Nations Stevenson Elizabeth Stevenson Ives Monmouth Ave

Loftins Escape Injury After West Montgomery House Explosion

Mr and Mrs John Ellis Lofe tin were moving into their West Montgomery home when a gas buildup in the attic ignited. The blast collapsed ceilings toppled brick veneer walls and blew out windows and doors but the Loftins escaped with minor injuries.

Montgomery, Ala John Ellis Lofetin West Montgomery Loftins

Blind Detroit man robbed after raking leaves for pension

Ronald Utting, 23, a blind worker earning $50 a month, was pinned by two men who stole his 75 cent raking wage. The incident adds to his modest income and follows a curious note about a jackdaw stealing small objects and a tale of a priest's ring.

Detroit Ronald Utting Rakes

Churchill Ousted From Admiralty After Gallipoli Defeat

In 1915 after Britain’s Gallipoli defeat Winston Churchill then First Lord of the Admiralty faced blame and was removed from his post.

Gallipoli Winston Churchill Admiralty

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