This September 1953 image shows the canal locks in downtown Richmond between 14th and Pear streets. Boxley diverted her husbands attention from his bookkeeping to show off new inventory at the LPells clothing store they owned on East Grace Street in Richmond. The truck was occupying what used to be the front yard of a house in the 6500 block. In September 1953, members of the Virginia Military Institute football team prepared for the season. 7. Neighbor Isela Zamora heard lots of popping, what she thought were fireworks, coming from outside this home Sunday evening, only to find out later, some of those were gunshots. Clary of Engine Co. 1 welcomed some friends on the firetruck: Smokie Jr. and Back Tap, a pair of Dalmatians. After closing in 1929, it reopened as the Park in 1938, then closed again in 1953. The formal grand opening of the shopping center was held in March 1958. Starting in the 1800s, the area near what is now Willow Oaks was occupied by a large number of granite quarries. They were (from left) Giant Food, Peoples Drug Store and G.C. On Nov. 3, 1950, Nobel laureate and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Pearl S. Buck addressed the Virginia Teachers Association and Virginia Education Association in separate sessions; the VTA was a black organization. When the owner of neighboring fuel tanks was told that his were saved, he called it "the nicest Christmas present ever.". The building is a National Historic Landmark. In April 1955, students at Ridge School in Henrico County enjoyed their new merry-go-round. The chief noted that sick tribe members were treated at Richmond hospitals, so the Pamunkey wanted to help the construction effort. RICHMOND, Va. -- Richmond Commonwealth's Attorney Colette McEachin has chosen not to release a dozen records related to an alleged July 4th mass shooting plot, despite the fact that her office . In October 1954, traffic stacked up at Fifth and Franklin streets in downtown Richmond on a busy shopping day. Blossoms on the nearby plum tree were signs of spring. The contents were bought by two local collectors. In June 1952, trucks loaded with wheat during the harvest season had a long wait including along the Mayo Bridge to reach the Cargill Inc. grain elevator at First and Hull streets in South Richmond. This February 1953 image shows East Main Street near 10th Street in downtown Richmond, with Raos Restaurant on the corner at left. The theater, which reopened a month later after repairs, had a long history. Police responding to a ShotSpotter gun detection system activation at 5:23 a.m. found Brock suffering from multiple gunshot wounds in the 300 block of Maine Avenue. We reserve the right at all times to remove any information or materials that are unlawful, threatening, abusive, libelous, defamatory, obscene, vulgar, pornographic, profane, indecent or otherwise objectionable to us, and to disclose any information necessary to satisfy the law, regulation, or government request. This July 1950 image shows McGuire Hall at 12th and Clay streets in downtown Richmond. Detectives are following up on leads developed in this case, Sgt. The Byrd Park Methodist congregation, later renamed to Park Avenue, moved into the structure in 1952. There were a total of 18 killings in the city in all of 2021. In July 1952, the nation's first 24-hour peacetime air raid alert system, called Operation Skywatch, began operation. The fire caused $100,000 in damage and displaced Nathans tailor shop and the DeJarnette & Paul insurance agency. In April 1951, photographer Ewing Krainin was in Richmond to take a series of pictures for a national magazine. Richmond Mayor Stirling King joined them. This May 1959 image shows construction along Patterson Avenue between Libbie and Maple avenues in Richmond. In February 1957, building supervisors looked out from the platforms, which once were public observation spots. faced Virginia Tech in the Tobacco Festival football game at City Stadium in Richmond. Police did not provide information about the circumstances surrounding the shooting. Mayor Tom Butt believes recent reductions in the police force have hindered the city's ability to pick up on attacks like Sunday's, before they happen. In May 1950, Willie Bradby (left) and Pamunkey Chief Tecumseh Deerfoot Cook checked a shad net on their reservation in King William County. In July 1950, women lounged on a floating platform at a swimming hole that was once a quarry. Today, the ramp linking southbound Belvidere Street to southbound Interstate 95 occupies the area. As they closed and were allowed to fill with water, they became popular recreation spots. Today, the lake is in on the grounds of Jefferson Lakeside Country Club. From 1896 to 1915, this address housed the Robert E. Lee Camp No. Willie Mays (right) and Jim Piersall April 9, 1955. An ad for the Woolworths Easter sale offered handbags for $1, records for 99 cents, and cowhide and plastic belts for between 39 and 98 cents. Newport News High School won the tournament. In June 1951, children played on the Westwood Terrace playground. In February 1958, a line of vehicles moved along Chamberlayne Avenue at Lombardy Street on Richmonds North Side. The $10 million complex sprawled over 40 acres on a 160-acre property. In June 1955, Central National Bank opened an "auto branch" at Third and Marshall streets in downtown Richmond, a block from the main office. The bank had opened a West End auto branch at West Broad Street near the Boulevard in 1948. This March 1959 image shows the Richmond skyline from the south bank of the James River. At the same time, cadets changed to Navy pea jackets as a top coat - the previous style, an Army-type mackinaw that was made at the state penitentiary, was no longer available. The barrel was serving as a temporary mailbox for the newly developed residential area in the West End. The cold made clearing the streets difficult, which led to three-hour delays for some commuters. The photo accompanied a Capital Sidelights column by Charles McDowell Jr. that promoted the sunset views from the hill. The whistle was one of nine that was being used in a citywide test of the audibility of air raid signals. Anyone with information is asked to call Henrico police at (804) 501-5000 or Crime Stoppers at (804) 780-1000. In May 1955, shoppers on Broad Street in downtown Richmond rushed to find bargains at the fourth annual Richmond Day. The Luck family renovated the remaining buildings beginning in the early 1940s. He is the 18th homicide victim in the city of Richmond this year, matching the total number from 2021. In the midst of the states Massive Resistance to the Brown v. Board of Education ruling, protests were mounting across Virginia. Square dancing for all ages on the Byrd Park tennis courts was a highlight of the week. When Old 798 was still active, it was pulled by two horses that responded to the fire bell with excitement, a veteran fire chief said. At about 4 p.m., police responded to reports of shots fired at Fifth Street and MacDonald Avenue in the citys Iron Triangle neighborhood. Information can also be left on the . In September 1952, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower was on a whistle-stop tour of Virginia and North Carolina in his campaign for the presidency. Pomeroy said. In June 1951, the summer heat sent crowds to Pocahontas State Park in Chesterfield County for a swim. . Griego and the suspect got into an argument in Oakland prior to the traveling to Richmond and the park in the same vehicle, where the shooting occurred, Sgt. Aaron Pomeroy. Randolph, whose efforts focused heavily on vocational education, died in 1958. This June 1964 image shows the newly renovated Park Avenue Methodist Church. In November 1959, Mrs. Frank L. Jobson (seated) and Adele Clark admired a banner for the Equal Suffrage League of Virginia, which they helped form 50 years earlier in Richmond. In February 1956, Teen Age Party, a televised music and dancing show for the younger crowd, was broadcast on Saturdays from the WRVA Theatre in downtown Richmond. In October 1952, University of Richmond cross country coach Fred Hardy trained his runners team captain Bill Jordan set the pace ahead of a meet against Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. Horse owner Chester C. Sully said he was making a coal delivery when the horse got startled by a noise and took off on a five-minute gallop, which ended around Jefferson Avenue and 23rd Street, where the wagon broke the cars windshield and left rear window. My heart started pumping. Childress coonhound won best of breed at the Virginia Kennel Clubs 17th annual dog show at the Atlantic Rural Exposition fairgrounds. The shop building was located offsite nearby. In 1929, operating again as a gristmill, the property became known officially as the Swift Creek Mill and remained in operation until 1956. When Tech coach Frank Moseley benched star quarterback Johnny Dean because of a questionable knee, former punter Jack Williams made the most of his shot at QB, scoring the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter. RICHMOND A 32-year-old Richmond man died in what police said was a drive-by shooting near Contra Costa College on Tuesday. On Aug. 28, 1950, Richmond's first black firefighting unit took charge of Engine Co. 9 at Fifth and Duval streets. This April 1950 image shows the horse fountain on Shockoe Lane, the small stretch at 13th and East Cary streets that is now referred to as Shockoe Slip. This May 1957 image shows the Woolworths at Fifth and Broad streets in downtown Richmond. In December 1959, the Seventh Street parking garage in downtown Richmond was the largest of 54 properties, valued collectively at about $1.2 million, that were slated for condemnation by the city as part of plans to build a civic center. This March 1954 image shows Newt, the fire dog at the Henrico County Fire Departments Station No. Watching the children (from left) were H.F. Taylor, Lions Club president; Joseph Rotella, school principal; and F.M. That year, fall suits were on sale for $11, and dresses for only $5.44. Four such vehicles were put to work to clear city streets. RICHMOND, Calif. (KRON) A 12-year-old was shot in the leg in Richmond on Monday morning, the Richmond Police Department confirmed to KRON4. In May 1956, area residents enjoyed a refreshing swim in the James River a reprieve from record high temperatures during the spring month. Alcutts death was one of three resulting from shootings on the same day. Anyone with information about the fatal shooting at 5th and Macdonald is asked to call Homicide Detective Sagan at (510) 620-6622 or the Anonymous Tip line at (510) 307-8177. In May 1954, James River Garden Club members visited the Branch House on Monument Avenue in Richmond to make last-minute arrangements before the weekends flower show. In April 1950, the 1st Precinct police station at 17th and East Broad streets faced an uncertain future after the decision to consolidate it with the 2nd Precinct station on Marshall Street. Thalhimers department store employees worked for months to build floats, design routes and prepare costumes. Firefighters were quick to the scene but had to retreat as a cloud of ammonia, leaking from refrigeration equipment, hovered over the destruction (there was no fire). It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Of the surviving victims, 1 in critical condition, 1 in fair condition, 3 released. It took more than 15 years after this image was taken until the last of the structures was removed. Brian Hoffman is investigating Pilavanhs. In September 1958, a yard full of bicycles made clear that classes were back in session at Westhampton School in Richmond. The playground received the Quonset hut, a semicircular structure made out of corrugated metal, in 1947 after city officials authorized using $15,000 to erect it. RICHMOND A man wounded last week in a shooting that killed a 30-year-old man died from his injuries on Saturday. You have permission to edit this article. The device scooped grain from ground level and transferred it up for storage, and the wheels allowed it to be moved from place to place. This April 1955 image shows men dipping for herring in Falling Creek in Chesterfield County. In October 1957, U.Va. Police are searching for the. Investigators believe the shooting was a possible retaliation for a homicide that occurred Tuesday, Aug. 16, at an apartment complex in the 2400 block of Aberdeen Way. More recently, the farm served as a set for the 2015 film Ithaca, starring and directed by Meg Ryan. Located on Bells Road, Parnell Field had two dirt runways, and at its peak, it was home to as many as 30 light aircraft. A story about area laboratories and scientists noted that medical concerns about smoking had spurred the tobacco industry. In the dugout at Mooers Field Jackie Robinson visits with teammate Don Newcombe - a star pitcher who was on military duty at Camp Pickett. The tribe had a profitable year from fishing, so it made a donation to the Richmond Memorial Hospital building fund in memory of tribe member Charles Bush, who had been killed in World War II. In October 1953, Mary Workman (holding music stand), better known as Sunshine Sue, sang with her band. Updated: Jan. 12, 2023 at 11:11 PM EST | By NBC12 Newsroom and John Hood. About 12:49 a.m., an activation from the ShotSpotter gun detection system sent police to the 4900 block of Hartnett Avenue . In November 1950, City Council was set to consider a request to abandon the stretch of 23rd Street between Cary and Dock streets, partially occupied by the railroad tracks seen in the distance. 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In February 1952, Gene Autry performed shows at the Mosque that included singing, Native American dances, trick-roping and Autrys famous horse, Champion. (The grand opening here was supposed to feature retired Army Gen. Omar Bradley, who was on Food Fairs board of directors, but he instead had to appear as a witness at a trial.). In March 1957, actor Robert Mitchum stopped in Richmond -- though not for reasons related to his role in the film "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison," which was playing at local theaters. In July 1950, an employee of Richmond optician J.S. This November 1956 image shows Richmond disc jockey Alden Aaroe, who started in radio in 1938 and landed his signature morning show on WRVA in 1956. Dempsey passed through town the day before the event, and for a bit of relaxation, he got a scalp massage from George Dunn in the Hotel John Marshall barbershop. The bridge was added to the National Register of Historic Places in the 1990s. In December 1955, pedestrians scurried across a busy Broad Street at Fourth Street in downtown Richmond as Christmas shopping was in full swing. Two months earlier, he addressed the Woman's Club in Richmond. RICHMOND, Calif. (KGO) -- Tuesday night there were terrifying moments outside a popular local strip mall in the East Bay where two people were shot, one critically. He was reported to be in stable condition and expected to survive. The school, which cost about $1.1 million, opened the previous month and had roughly 500 high school and 500 elementary students. Though long out of use, the engine was brought out for special occasions and parades. This March 1951 image shows the interior of the City Garage at the old fairgrounds property near Parker Field. In September 1954, floats in the National Tobacco Festival parade completed their promenade around City Stadium before the football game between the University of Richmond and Hampden-Sydney College. In August 1953, members of the Monacan Junior Womans Club sought volunteers for the upcoming blood drive at Tuckahoe Elementary School in Henrico County. In September 1951, the area of Hull Street between 12th and 13 streets in South Richmond was dug up for utility work and street rebuilding. This fountain, between Dove and Vale streets just off the turnpike, is still standing, though the lion heads have since been removed and the fountain has been painted. In November 1950, farmer Ray Welch of Northumberland County used his homemade portable corn elevator. Richmond, CA 94801. On April 14, 1951, the Deep Run races were held at the Atlantic Rural Exposition fairgrounds, now known as the Richmond Raceway Complex. In April 1952, no players were in sight at the Byrd Park tennis courts. The Virginia War Memorial was dedicated in February 1956. On July 11, 1950, part of the ceiling of the Park Theater at 810 E. Broad St. collapsed during a showing, injuring 17. Ticket prices were $1.50, $2 and $2.50. The Dec. 6, 1953, edition of The Times-Dispatch included a photo spread on the Southern Biscuit Co., whose products under the Famous Foods of Virginia brand established the company as one of America's largest producers of cookies and crackers. In January 1951, three young polio patients in iron lungs were transported by truck and train from Roanoke to Richmond, where they could undergo long-range treatment at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital. "I freaked out. A day later, temperatures dropped into the 60s after a cold front arrived. That month, city officials pondered whether furnishing water to this old horse trough on North Second Street near Bates Street and two others was still justified. Richmond Police is asking anyone with information about this shooting investigation is asked to call Detective N. Reese at (804) 646-4105, contact Crime Stoppers at (804) 780-1000 or use the P3 . The barges were made at Richmond Steel Co. for businesses in New York. In August 1950, a 10-car accident on the Lee Bridge snarled traffic both ways during rush hour. In the second shooting, Boonsouk Pilavanh, of Richmond died after being hit in the stomach with gunfire about 5:20 p.m. in the 2400 block of Macdonald Avenue. Police have not made any arrests in the Aug. 22 shootings. Steele was found with an apparent gunshot wound and transported to an area hospital, where he died, said police. All Access Digital offer for just 99 cents! In late summer 1951, the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway ran its first diesel-powered locomotives through Richmond on two of its passenger trains. In April 1951, a couple strolled through the gardens at Shooters Hill in Goochland County. Below is an overview of significant service activity provided by RPD patrol officers during their scheduled shifts. More than 100 firefighters were needed to stop the blaze, which threatened a nearby stream, coal yard and other properties. {{start_at_rate}} {{format_dollars}} {{start_price}} {{format_cents}} {{term}}, {{promotional_format_dollars}}{{promotional_price}}{{promotional_format_cents}} {{term}}, Independent Contractor (Newspaper Carrier), Ukraine's interior minister, at least 14 others killed in Kyiv helicopter crash, A1 Minute! A food broker that owned adjacent property wanted to buy the land to expand its warehouse. This February 1952 image shows the High's Ice Cream store at 2410 E. Broad St. High's operated a number of stores in Richmond and had a plant on West Broad Street - its opening-day special in 1932 was buy one Big Cone for 5 cents, get the second free. This November 1950 image shows the Sixth Street Market, where the city of Richmond was set to raise rents to be more in line with prevailing rates. In the 1950s, the historic home was often the site of Tuckahoe Garden Club events; estate owner Mrs. H.C.L. Pictured are Eddie Shumate, 18, with Rowena Grisso, 16, at the far end; 11-year-old Howard Taylor is not pictured. In November 1950, Richmond firefighters battled an early morning blaze at Monument Methodist Church, located at Allen and Park avenues. RPD confirms that . Some felt that flower vendors at the Sixth Street market, as pictured here, should not have to pay as much tax, but city officials saw no way under the law to charge them less. Regarding segregation, she suggested that in later years we will find teachers of all races meeting here together.. RPD told KRON4 it is actively investigating the incident and no arrests have been made. In January 1957, the University of Richmond's Boatwright Memorial Library created a vivid reflection in Westhampton Lake. Pomeroy said. The trip, which featured a 21-gun salute upon her arrival at Patrick Henry Airport, included a visit to Williamsburg and the College of William and Mary. In July 1951, two women enjoyed the white sand beach of Cape Charles on Virginias Eastern Shore. Investigators were following up on leads, but there were no arrests at this time, Pomeroy said. In June 1958, Reynolds Metals Co. employees Ethel Blue (left) and Bonnie Foy enjoyed some sun at the companys new office space in Henrico County. Bellona was built in 1816 by the U.S. government as an Army post, and the nearby foundry supplied the military in the antebellum era. Det. At least 40 rounds were fired, according to Sgt. In February 1953, Richmond Department of Utilities workers used a 65-foot hook-and-ladder fire truck to install new lights on Broad Street after attempts to secure other ladder facilities from private companies had failed. There was only one minor injury, and none of the vehicles sustained serious damage. The next year, it was turned over from the Glenwood Farms Civic Association to Henrico County. In March 1951, reigning horse of the year Hill Prince came home to The Meadow, near Doswell in Caroline County, after suffering a leg fracture during training in California. The 300 block South Lombardy Street after tornado. In June 1950, a school group followed a nature trail at Forest Hill Park in Richmond and explored a wildflower preserve and bird sanctuary. Four firemen were injured, mainly from ice that formed on ladders and sidewalks in the freezing cold. In September 1953, lightning flashed over South Richmond during a storm that brought heavy rain and stiff wind to the city. The branch featured drive-in windows, walk-up service and a night depository. This July 1955 photo shows the view from Richmonds Chimborazo Hill at twilight, looking across Fulton and the James River. In April 1950, some children took a rest and got a drink from a fountain in North Richmond located along the Richmond Henrico Turnpike. The other victim, 30-year-old Brandell Baker, of Richmond, died at the scene. The homicide is the 14th investigated by Richmond police this year. By compiled by East Bay Times. This December 1951 image shows the state Capitols west wing, which was added in the early 20th century. Mondays fatal shootings marked four homicides in a six-day period in Richmond, and they brought the total number of homicides in Richmond this year to 17. In March 1959, Donnie and Bobby Alvis enjoyed the first days of spring in Richmond with appropriate seasonal company: a baby lamb and new blossoms. In that incident, 22-year-old Antonio Wright of Richmond was fatally shot. After their installation and later refurbishment in the mid-19th century, the locks increased boat traffic and allowed for easier transport of goods to and from the city. Mondays killings marked the 16th and 17th homicides of the year in Richmond. Police say one of the complicating factors in the case is that the party was advertised on Facebook, which means party-goers of about 80-100, came from all over the Bay Area and were in many cases, unknown to one another. Pictured are center fielders Jimmy Piersall from Boston and Willie Mays of New York. Every day, Stacy Zimmerman waited for her daily phone call from the Richmond City Justice Center. The distinctive Old City Hall, with its High Victorian Gothic style, is at left, bounded by 10th and 11th streets. The names of victims in Mondays shootings have not yet been released. The building later was renovated and became a childrens recreation center. Everybody who farms has to make every kind of gadget he can for himself, Welch said. Richmond endured five days of rain, with an official total of 3.82 inches falling. Aaron Pomeroy said Antonio Wright had at. 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