Parking Meter Use To Begin Monday In Stephens City
Stephens City to install 72 parking meters from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays, with rates of one cent per 12 minutes, five cents per hour, and ten cents per two hours. Meters placed at post office branch and W H Herrell Antique store. Parking zones and curb markings to control loading zones and bus stops.
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Stephens City
B. F. Carter
Branch
W. H. Herrell
Baptist Drug Store
Lutheran Parsonage
Carter
Scattered Frost Forecast Tonight in Northern Virginia
The weatherman predicts scattered frost tonight across Northern Virginia. A five day forecast shows temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normal for September 28 to October 1. A cool weekend precedes a slow warming. today's low reached 38F at Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory with some areas hitting freezing. The day’s high was 59F.
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Virginia
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Front Page Queen’s Court photo misidentification corrected
Yesterday’s Star front page misspelled identifications in the Kids Day Queen’s Court photo. Barbara Lowery of John Kerr and Ida Hope Braithwaite of Miller School were not identified and Bonnie Lowery was wrongly listed as a John Kerr pupil. she attends Handley.
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Queen's Court
Yesterday's Star
Barbara Lowery
John Kerr
Ida Hope Braithwaite
Miller School
Bonnie Lowery
Handley
Philippine National Guard Division Joins U S Army
A Philippine National Guard division was organized trained and offered its services to the United States in 1917. The division was incorporated into the U S Army on November 20 1918.
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Phillipine National Guard
U. S
U. S. Army
Faubus cites bayonets as Arkansas crisis deepens
Gov. Faubus defended Arkansas stance against integration calling federal force “unsheathed bayonets” while urging calm. He accused officials and media of inflaming tensions as Maj. Gen. Walker's paratroops enforce court orders at Central High. Eisenhower pressed for peaceful compliance.
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Laurie Battle
Birmingham
Ala
William Keuhn
Battle
Gov. Faubus
Alabama
Faubus
Danville
Ark
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Orval Faubus
Arkansans
Arkansas
Sid McMath
NAACP
Clarence A. Laws
Central High School
Army
Walker
Eisenhower
Newport
R. I
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Harry Ashmore
The
Arkansas Gazette
Woodrow Wilson Mann
Eisenhower Palace
Mann
Lite Rock
Saturday Auctions Bring Antiques and Goods Across Towns
Listings show auctions and sales on September 28 and October with items from household goods furniture antiques and livestock. Auctioneers include Duvall Snider and W E Edwards with sales at locations in Berryville Belair Park Culpeper Star Tannery Elkton Round Hill and Fredericksburg area.
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C. J Murray
Loudoun
Winchester
Charles R. Duvall
Knight Bixby
N. Braddock St
E. T. Snider
Oscar Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Berryville
W D. Orndorff
William Woodward, Jr
Belair Park
Prince Georges County
A. A
Fellisworth Farm
Round Hill
Virginia
Morris Fannon
J_ B HUDSON
Culpeper
Fair Grounds
Bladenbaker, Mayhugh and Hash
Wee Edwards
Frederick County Court House
Reaetsate
Star Tannery
E . Kimmell
Dennis T. Cole
W. E Edwards
Pullman's Grocery
Virginia Weather Forecast and Temperatures
The Virginia outlook shows fair to cool conditions with frost possible in the north and mountains. Highs around 59 and lows near 38 today, followed by a sunny, cool Saturday and a five day period three to five degrees below normal with light showers midweek.
Beekeepers Plan 1957 Southern States Convention Here
Apiarists from Virginia West Virginia Maryland Kentucky Tennessee North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Texas and Arkansas will attend a three day 1957 SSBF convention at the George Washington Hotel. The program includes talks panels tours a Thursday banquet and officer elections with Virginia State Horticultural Society secretary John F. Watson among participants.
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South
Southern States Beekeepers
Fedration
George Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Valley
John F. Watson
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
H. L. Maxwell
Berryville Apiculturist
Virginia State Beekeepers’ Association
Lynchburg
Charlottesville
Richmond
Newport News
SSBF
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Coolest Weather Of Season Spreads Across Wide Area
The cold air pushed from the Midwest to the middle Atlantic states, with 15 to 20 degree drops from the prior day. Readings fell below freezing in portions of Pennsylvania and New England, and tied or set first freezes in cities like Oil City and Syracuse.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
North Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Middle Atantic States
Pennsylvania
New England
Oil City
Syracuse
N.Y
Edmonds kidnapping suspect confesses after boy found
The suspect recounts abducting Lee Crary, keeping him in a car trunk for days, writing a $10,000 ransom, and directing a staged sign in Edmonds. Lee’s return ended a multi day search by civilians and officials near Lake Stevens and Edmonds.
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Lee
Ed Crary
Lynnwood
Crarys
Crary
Lake Stevens
Edmonds
Seattle
Welch High Students Protest Integration Parade
About 400 Welch High School students cut classes and marched through Welch’s business district in a protest against racial integration. The event ended with a two hour absence and a special assembly led by Principal E W Richardson. Police kept order as eight Black students were among roughly 1,000 enrolled. In Bluefield nearby, Beav er High School held classes and a separate protest parade with tomatoes and eggs thrown at a car. Mercer County official Pete Cooke warned that such “larks” could become serious.
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Welch
W. Va
Welch High School
E. W. Richardson
Richardson
Special Assembly
Bluefield
West Virginia
Beaver High School
Little Rock
Boy Crary Found After Kidnapping Search
Early Wednesday the Crary boy’s note demanded 10 000 from the FBI. A. W. Armistead spotted the boy near Lake Stevens and he and a stray dog rode to safety in Armistead’s car. The sheriff credited a license number and Crary’s description for the arrest.
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FBI
A. W. Armistead
Everett
Lake Stevens
Lee
Armistead
Les Crary
Collins
Young Crary
Area poll on Eisenhower action stirs state rights debate
Residents from Maryland to Virginia react to federal troop deployment past the National Guard. echoed concerns about states rights and presidential authority while others support governor's prerogative. IQ quiz answers listed follow the regional discussion.
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William C. Brewster
Pines
Severn
Eisenhower
Sidney Snellings
N. Braddock Sr
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Gruden Memorial Hospital
Raleigh
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Lin Stock C
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron &T
Order of the Golden Rule
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Architects
Winchester Concrete Products
Vaiown Pike
Rasy
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
Seecer Ce Oder
Beekeepers’ Group
Vienna
Beaver High
Mercer County
W R. Pete Cooke
Daniel H. Kerns
J. Randolph Larrick
Lake of Galilee
Garcia
George W Norris
Nova Scotia
Mr. James Armel
Franklin St
Shenandoah Gas CO
Formica
E. Piccadilly St
Iran
Wallhide
Terre
Pittsburgh
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Westinghouse
E. B. Kimmell
Josephine Fishel
Patricia Phillips
Ferguson Iractor
Ferguson
Allis-Chalmers
McCulloch
Hiriam Tharp
William Woodward
J. F. Herring
Belair Farm
Prince George's County
Hanover Bank
John W. Ludewig
Dunnington, Bartholow & Miller
N. Y.C
M. Hampton Magruder
Atty
Ralph W. Powers
Upper Marlboro
A. A. Weschler & Sons
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