Real Estate Ads and Legal Notices From Lynchburg Area
This page lists numerous real estate advertisements for homes in various districts with prices, features, and contact numbers, plus a dense legal notice packet. It includes a public sale notice for machinery and equipment in a bankruptcy case with bid details and contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Fralin
Michigan
U. S. Post Office
Lynchburg
Virginia
Philip H. Hickson
North di
Omez
Bath
Holland Road
Mes
Frice
Old
Piney Forest Rd
Wheat futures rise on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures gained 2 to 3 cents per bushel this week on the Chicago Board of Trade as buying strength returned after eight months. Other grains and soybeans closed mixed. futures moved irregularly with March positions listed for corn oats rye and soybeans reflecting modest up and down shifts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wall Street declines amid gold boom and Vietnam tension
Financial news from New York shows the Dow Jones slipping 5.20 to 835.24 while the AP average falls to 302.9 as gold and silver gains stir fear of dollar devaluation. U.S. Marine troubles at Khe Sanh and ongoing Vietnam conflict weigh on markets with 545 stocks rising and 951 falling on 1,637 issues traded. President Johnson reiterates commitment to gold price support, and week’s events prompt frenzied gold trading in Europe.
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New York
Wall ‘Street
United States
Europe
Britain
Vietnam
Wall Street
U.S
Khe Sanh
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
London
United State
Johnson
Back Britain Founders Lose Their Jobs in Factory
In Chelmsford England two young women Carol Atkinson and Rosalind Pettigrew who led a Back Britain campaign at Windley Factory were dismissed after staff were made to work an extra 30 minutes daily without pay to boost the economy. The managing director said the workers were in excess of requirements and not to have people hanging about. Miss Atkinson called the move disgusting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford
England
Britain
Carol Atkinson
Rosalind Pettigrew
Windley
Re Windley
Southern Renascence scholar writes on novels and tales
A literary figure catalogs works including The Curious Death of the Novel and The Teller of the Tale. He uses the phrase Southern Renascence and South in labeling and is compiling a bibliography of Southern literature to publish soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jbue Suojlcl
C. Hugh Holman
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Walter Sullivan
Vanderbilt University
Louis D. Rubin, Jr
Reynolds
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
Hudson Hall of the Fine Arts Center
George Core
Davidson
Holman
Spencer Love Auditorium
jSullivan
Hodson Hall
Flotman
Rubin
Sullivan
Dome
Chambers
Ail
Kilbin
salt + ath MOSES INSURANCE agency
Vietnam Aid List Grows
Saigon reports 23 countries and organizations answering Vietnam’s emergency aid call after the lunar new year offensive January 30 31. Britain commits 600000 for medical and sanitation projects, five British agencies raise 240000. UNICEF funds 110000. WCC budget doubles to 500000. Contributors include ICRC WHO RC charities and public and private sources from Canada Japan Germany Italy Malaysia Australia and India.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Britain
World Council of Church
Vietnam
United Nations Children's Fund
International Red Cross
World Health Organization
Canada
Japan
Germany
Italy
Malaysia
Australia
India
New York Cotton Futures Dip In Slow Week Trading
New York Cotton Exchange reports modest losses for No 2 contracts as profit taking and selling by commission houses dampened activity. Domestic growers plan about 11.3 million acres this year, versus 3.5 million last year, while weekly U S exports totaled 52 000 bales and season total stands at 2 492 000 bales.
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NEW York
New York Cotton Exchange
U.S
Rural Leaders Invited To Washington for Farm Policy Confab
The Johnson administration invites farm and rural leaders to a March 25 conference in Washington to discuss rural America’s problems. More than 450 attendees from across the nation are expected for the President's second annual Farm Policy and Rural Life Conference. In Chicago, livestock markets showed mixed results with hog prices down 25 to 50 cents, while slaughter steers, heifers and lambs edged up or held steady amid big cattle receipts. Prime slaughter steer prices reached 31.00, the high since April 1966, with high and prime ranges noted for steers and heifers.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
America
Orville L. Freeman
Livestock Market
Chicago
Bond markets drift lower amid London gold rush and tax exempt decline
New York brokers report government bonds posting their largest weekly fall since January as long term issues drop about three points in three weeks while intermediates shed around four. Tax exempt bonds fall for the fifth straight week. Housing authorities sell 143.84 million in bonds at 4.434 percent, top in 17 years. Appalachian Power plans 65 million in bonds May 21.
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New York
London
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
Wall Street
American Electric Power Co
Roanoke
Appalachian Power Co
Sheep receipts and lamb prices noted in market report
The market report records total receipts of 900 sheep. Choice and prime wooled slaughter lambs sold at 26.50 to 27.00 per hundredweight, reflecting strong demand and steady wholesale prices.
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Newses
Rosemary Lane
G. I. Loan
Green Acres
Woodside Road
Terry Hey—Tee Harley
J. B. Ley, Inc. Realtors
Stanley Court
Austin E. Jones
Druid Hills
Iving
Greenwood Avenue
Beverstone Park
Simpson Realty CO
Nita & Molr
Simpson
Balaley Dr
Lee A. Harley
LEY, Inc
Tanglewylde
C. B
Temple Co
Beverly Park
Amet
Westover Dr
Martin & Co
MR. Weetmy
Bill Dallas
Knollwood Terrace
Eta & Mott Simpson
Myrtle Ave
Peoples Realtors
Bit Powell
Henry Gordon
Steve Bendall
John R. Bendall
Grove Park
Southland Drive
B. Temple CO
Sem
Sor Heights
Sais
Cooper St
Gmes
Doug Jones Const. Co
Mary Les
Maury Slaughter
Gravely Bros
S Const. Co., Inc
Surrey Hills
Granville Drive
Sandy Shores
Ruby Gentry
Woody Realty
Stormont Forest
Tom Wright
Nita & Moir Simpson
South
Danville
Dan 7Ville
Pittsylvania County
Southwood Realty Co
Amer
Timbertaker
Patton, Temple & Williamson Znnes
Arnett
Woodberry Ave
Greenwith Ave
Hedrick Johnson Dev. Corp
Arene
Clarendon Circle
Taylor ST. Nice
Doug Jones
State Corporation Commission
Blanton Building
Richmond
Abbott Bus Lines, Inc
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Virginia, Inc
Bristol-Jenkins Bus Line
Carolina Coach Company
Home Fields
Stage Lines
Dnc, C
Goddin
WPA
District Court OF the United States
Western District OF Virginia
Walter N
Webber _& Sean
Woodrow Street
Country Club
West Charming
Possible Ltd
Nita & Malt Simpson Phona
Davidson, N. C
Sluce
Indy, IL
Dow
Davidson College
Mar
Mmetedeng Ameelu
Elton Dodd
R. OG. Nye
Willie Ropertson Jr
W. Nat Blanks Agency
Frank D. Giles Const. Corp
Janaems
Qroad Street
Hifa
Moir Simpson
Mobile
Malmaison Road
Mike Paul
Worne
G. Evans
Ole
Bill Powell
Joseph Winn, Jr
Biltmore Dr
N.W
Capp Homes
Hiawaths Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Gladone
Barbour Farm
Smith MT. Dam
Leesville Lake
Q. L
Tom) Barbour
D. Barbour
O. F. Barbour
Appalachian Power Company
H. Victor Millner
Coleman B. Yeatts
John W. Carter
R. V. Overbey
Telephone
Chrysler
Virginia Hardware
Avsler
Gregory General Store
Jave
New York Bonds
Anytime Wright Investment Agency
Main St
Wyatt
Buick Sales CO
Riverside
Piney Forest Road
Peoples Industrial Loan Corporation
Market ST
Banville
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