Berryville Canyon Clash Drives Sheridan's March
In the second part of a Winchester battle series, Union Sixth and Nineteenth Corps drive Confederate Ramseur toward Berryville while a canyon traffic jam halts Emory's Nineteenth Corps. Sheridan directs amid ambulances and hospital tents as Gordon and Rodes reinforce Ramseur, with Crook's Eighth Corps held in reserve north of Abram's Creek to Red Bud Run.
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Stephenson
Winchester
Stephens Ramseur
James Wilson
Ramseur
Ridgeway’s
Philip Sheridan
Eighth Corps
Opequon
Valley
Sixth Corps
Market St
Cameron St
Sheridan
Nineteenth Corps
Ash Hollow Run
Nineteenth
John B.gordon
Robert
Rodes
Gen
Berryville Road
Red Bud Run
Gordon
Abram’s Creek
Gortween
Temp- Berryville Road
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Negro Councilmen Say They Will Represent All the People
In Tuskegee Alabama two Black candidates Rev K L Buford and Dr Stanley Hugh Smith won seats on the city council after a runoff pledging to serve the entire community. Buford defeated incumbent Riley Lumpkin and Smith unseated James Brawell as the city shifts toward Negro voter gains and a white majority council remains.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Alabama
K. L. Buford
Stanley Hugh Smith
Howard
Rutherford
Charles M. Keever
Keever
Buford
Tuskey County
Riley Lumpkin
Smith
Tuskegee Institute
Golfer Crone Nets Long-Awaited Hole-In-One
John Crone aced the 198-yard 13th at Cold Spring Country Club with a three wood, ending a 17 year drought. His wife Sayde expressed disbelief while Hugh Keiser and Joe Gray joined in the foursome.
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Cold Spring Harbor
N.Y
John Crone
Cold Spring Country Club
Sayde
Hugh Keiser
Joe Gray
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George Crook
Gen. Rodes
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Rudy Vallee
Cbs-Tv
Northern Virginia Power