Primary Election Returns for Bluefield West Virginia 1945
Primary results from Bluefield West Virginia dated June 14 1945 show Republican City Executive Committee votes by ward with tallies for Lilly Biinsepasaet Houchins Weckerly Hawie Henderson Anderson Bundy Morrison Hellinger Woodyard and other named candidates. Democratic and third district tallies follow with listed candidates and ward counts.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
Republicc City Executive Committee
Ionnaton Corseecheceseen
Ward
Race Houchins Fedeveves
H. L. Morrison
Leonard A. Hellinger
M. M. Woodyard
Eleanor B. Shupe
Eggs and Butter Prices Reported Firm in New York and Chicago
New York reports current wholesale prices for eggs and butter with whites and nearby grades listed and firm butter market noted. Chicago notes butter market firmness as of June 14 and prices remain at ceiling levels.
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New York
Unchanged OPA Ceiling Prices Leave Market Steady
Market show no change as prices stay at OPA ceiling with buyers and sellers maintaining firm interest.
Grain futures surge as July rye hits 20 year high
In Chicago trading June 14, brisk late buying pushed July rye to 1.494 a bushel, a 20 year peak. Other grains ended steady to firm with cash wheat nominal at 1.79 and 1.76 for No 2 red and hard respectively, no corn or cat sales reported, and barley quotes ranging from malting 1.15 to 1.3912 and feed 1.18.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report June 14
Produce demand moderate with apple and potato offerings. Apples: Alabama Early Harvest and Transparents 4.46 per basket, Virginia Ben Davis 3.00 to 3.75, Ganos 4.00, New York Baldwins 3.00, potatoes: 100 lb sacks U S No 1 California Long Whites 4.84, North Carolina Cobblers 3.81 to 4.86.
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Pittsburgh
Alabama
Virginia
Ben Davis
New York
Bond prices and daily changes from AP and Indiana utilities
A data snippet shows bond price changes with figures for net change and daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly comparisons. Stated highs and lows for 1944 and 1945 appear, followed by a sales figure and a safety advisory about protecting a baby's head and eyes from direct sunlight.
Favorites Hit Peak as Rails and Utilities Surge
New York traders see favorites reach eight year highs in a brisk session. Transfers reach 1,850,000 shares, up from 1,590,000 Wednesday, marking the largest volume since May 7 as investors forecast heavy consumer demand.
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New York
Stock Market Report Lists Winners and Losers on Mixed Day
Trading featured split up reports with earnings and dividends shaping selective bids. Front rail leaders included Atlantic Coast Line M K T preferred Santa Fe Canadian Pacific and more while offside lists held US Steel Great Northern Boeing Eastman Kodak and others. Turnover totaled 590000 shares with daily sales about 11840000 and bond gains of one to two points.
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Steel
Great Northern
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Eastman Kodak
Anaconda
Owens-Mllinois
Cities Service
American Gas
Uv. S&s
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 14
Hog salable 6,000 total 12,000 active fully steady with good and choice barrows around 14.75 per cwt, sows at 14.00. cattle 5,000, calves 800, steers and yearlings steady but mid grades weak to 25c lower, top 17.60, most 15.25 to 17.00, heifers scarce around 16.50. beef cows and heavy bulls weak to 25c lower, cutters steady 8.50–11.00, vealers 16.50 down, stock cattle fairly active. Sheep salable 1,000 total 4,000, native spring lambs strong to 25c higher, good to choice 16.00–16.25, shorn lambs 14.65, loads of good to choice around 93 lb.
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Chicago
Wool Prices Hit Range for Ewes and Lambs
Market note lists lambs No 2 and No 3 pelts at 14.35, common to choice shorn native ewes at 6.25 to 8.00, indicating current price spread across quality grades.
Educational Revamping Committee To Meet In Charleston
A West Virginia interim committee on educational system revamp will meet at the statehouse next Thursday. Senate president Arnold Vickers and house speaker John Amos announced the gathering after a Washington trip yielded information for the panel.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Statehouse
Senate
Arnold Vickers
House
John Amos
Washington
Committee Tackles Study Path on Efficiency Plan
In a joint House Senate committee, members address how the study will proceed as directives from the 1945 session aim to craft legislation to boost efficiency and cut unnecessary expenses.
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House-Senate
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
DIAL
Memoriam
Mrs. O. L. Aliff
County Clerk’s Office
William Booker
Hattie Peters
Bramwell
Brown Billigd
American Legion
Moose
J. H. Martin
St. Luke's
J. H. Davidson
Bram
Penett
Memorial School
Bland Road
B. M. P. Call
Wood
Aaguel Ane Fm Iy Fe
Jewel Box
McCulloch Alley
Ee Yvanyone
Radford
Care Daily Telegraph
Warlick
Willy Cash, Northfork Lumber Co
Northfork
Princeton
Spencer and Sons
Anderson Construction Co
Bluefiel Va
A. Bishop
W Va
Refrigeration Service Co
Bluefield Ave
W. A. Crockett
Ee Nixon Paint and Paper Co
Bland
Call
Peters
W. BE. Farmer
C. D. Croy
Jack Webb
W. Harris
Forrest’ Street
I Aids
Rogers Cordial
Ea Ote
Gantted
K. and D. Wrecking Co
Kimball
W. Vd
McDownell
Mercer Counties
Wilson & Co., Inc
Richmond
c/e Daily Telegraph
Kate Kiddie Shop
Bland St
Care Daily
Thompson
Princeton, W
E Eman
Salem
Bristoatchery
Bristol
Frinceton
South
Bland Street
Pocabontas Coal
Dial 1687
Jersey
C. L. Chrisiey
Bluewell
Mt. Hermon Church
Cale
L. White Kitchen
Bluefield, Va
Effron's
Army and Navy
Princeton Avenue
Westinghouse
LAW Library
Elgins
Walthams
Bulova
Benrus
Schlossberg
Musical Instruments
K. Graves
Binsfield
Por Sale
Bluefield Jusic Co
Phonograph Records
Bradmann
East End
Nancy Hall
Porto Rico
K. Helvey
Athens
Seezir Bluefield Va
Farm Bureau
South Bluefield
Wolf Creek
Cowboy Ray
W. H
Neale
Lloyd C. Brown
Talmeke Watterson
Lawson Street
Beulah
Dave McNew
C. C. Ellison
Duhring
J. A. Coleman
George E. Shumate
J. H. Whittaker
B. H. Reed
Brush Creek
Elzy D. Stanley
Beaver Pond
R. C. Lilly
W. Z. Biinsepasaet
Fae
Rosa B. Wilson
Charles “Hume
Corinne Booker
Charles W. Pace
J. F. Gnider
J. E. Hatcher Merriman
Smith
Adrian Barnett
Lewis H. Cook
Anna Bell Cregger
Susie Hunter
A. Toyer
Bee
M. C. Melvin
W. M. Snea Ward
Tommie H. Fallis
Harold L. Miller
George Greenacre
John Hetzel
James A. Stevenson
E. H. Tucker
Marry
Mary D. Burgess
R. N. Crowall
Stanley Sinkford
C. L. Taylor
Rocky Gap
Amylie Powers
Grundy
Church St
Oakhurst
Russell G. Bostic
G. Bovtic
Aera
Steele
Weer
N. Y. Stocks
Alleg_ Corp
Mont Ward
Norf and Wes
Pan Am Air
Penn
RCA
Tex Co
Union
Aircane
Fasory
Pereee
Cologne
Chicago Grain
The
Associated Press
Ind
Util
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ODT
Stowers Motors
Chevrolet Bldg
Harvey Hardin Welch
P. F. Wallace
Eclipse Storage G Transfer CO
Eclipse Warehouse Moving
Allied van Lines, Inc
Household Goode Movers
Chicago Livestock
O.P.A
Apply National Biscuit CO
Community Savings & Loan Company
Elks Building
Finance
L&c
Bidg
Federal St. van Martin
Mgr
Woolworth's
Schlossberg’s
Princeton Ave
Tazewell, Va
U. S. Highway 19
Tazewell
U. S. 19
Southwest Virginia
Hill and Dale
Rhythm Rangers
Horney Bros. Land Auction Co. of
Wytheville, Va
J. A. Watson
Steel Heights
Union Loan CO
Princeton AV
Radford Ordnance Works
United States Employment Service War Manpower Commission
Commerce Street
Bluefield, W. VA
Chamber of Commerce Office
War Manpower Commission
Horney Bros. Land Auction Co
Kimberling Corporation
Peoples Loan Co
D Gilbert
Indiana Ordnance Works
Charlestown, Indiana
E. J. DuPont de Nemours Co., Inc. Construction Division
Sheetmetal Workers
United States Employment Service
Princeton, W. Va
Bethlehem
ARMY
NAVY
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sparrows Point
United States
Employment Service
WMC
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