How Truman Might be Remembered by History
Hallmark traits of Harry S. Truman surface as a plain working man who became president by surprise. Historians may place him among the era’s greats for loyalty and bold decisions, rating his knowledge of people high despite early unpreparedness.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Harry S. Truman
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Harry
Lincoln
Lakel
Bis
Truman
Harry Truman
Agricultural Egg and Live Poultry Prices in Winchester Area
U S Grade A Extra Large eggs at 37 cents a dozen and other grades listed. Live poultry prices in Winchester area for No 1 fowl f o b grower’s farm include heavy breed hens 26 cents, leghorn hens 28.5 cents, rocks and cross broilers 25 cents, red broilers 30 cents, leghorn broilers 30 cents, leghorn cocks 25 cents, Beltsville white broilers 40 cents, white bronze hens 34-36 cents, white bronze toms 30 cents, old and young guineas 25 cents.
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Oss
Winchester
F.o.b
Beltsville White
Pruges
Early Mormon migration by hand carts to Salt Lake City
In the early Latter Day Saint exodus from the East to Salt Lake City those lacking funds used handcarts to move goods. They pushed or pulled carts across the desert to the Salt Lake Valley, averaging about 20 miles per day. This handcart travel occurred from 1856 to 1860.
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Salt Lake City
R. McK. A
Salt Lake Valley
Local Scouts Plan Camp This Summer On Western Ranch
Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts plan a July 12 to 25 expedition to Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron New Mexico led by Rinard Leader Ralph Rinard. Four Explorers from local troops have signed up and more openings remain with a $150 trip cost covering meals and rail travel.
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Western Ranch
Shenandoah
Clear Creek Mountain
Rinard
Ralph Rinard
Explorer
Kernstown
Peter Craig
Edinburg
Homer Pankey
Martinsburg
John C. Griffith, Jr
George Grove
Strasburg
New Mexico
Ray Gott
Boy Scouts of America
Red Feather
Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star
Daily market listings appear in The Star with corrections applied. Readers should note that typographical errors may occur and The Star disclaims responsibility for such mistakes.
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Star
Market Quotations Produce and Livestock Summary
Baltimore and Chicago markets show mixed gains across produce and livestock. Apples and potatoes rise modestly with strong export-style tones. Beltsville poultry prices inch up while hogs and cattle show broad ranges and steady undertones.
Market steady amid soft spots in steel sector
M. Y. Stocks reports a steady tone in New York trading as steel shares lagged. Electric Boat rose on a block of 3,000 shares then gained a point. Canadian Pacific opened up 1 8 on 5,000 shares but fell back. Santa Fe Southern Pacific Sinclair Oil Cities Services Unit ed Gas Bethlehem Steel Sears Roebuck and Radio Corp. advanced.
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New York
Steel Division
Electric Boat
Canadian Pacific
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Sinclair Oil
Cities Services
United Gas
Bethlehem Steel
Sears Roebuck and
Radio Corp
Cattle and sheep market bid quotes and sales data
The market shows fat heifers 25.50 to 36.00, good and choice heifers 29.50 to 34.50, utility cows 20.75 to 24.50, canners 17.50 to 20.50, bulls 24.75 to 28.75, dealers 35.00 to 38.00. Salable sheep 2,000 with no lambs in load lots. lambs bid 50 cents higher or 29.50 down. ewes 11.50 to 15.50 for fully woolly.
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Beltsville
Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
Grain prices little changed at Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Grains opened near steady as light activity persisted. Closing values show Wheat May 2.51 1 4 1 2, July 2.43 5 8 3 4, Sept 2.45 1 2 8, Dec 2.48 7 8 49. Corn May 1.86 1 8 1 4, July 1.87 3 8 1 4, Sep 1.84 1 4, Dec 1.76. Oats May 86 1 4 1 4, July 83 1 4 83, Sep 82 3 4 5 8, Dec 85. Rye May 2.02 1 2 3 4. Soybeans May 2.93 3 4, July 2.91 1 2, Sep 2.85 1 2, Nov 2.78 1 23 4. Lard Sept 12.40, Oct 12.52.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
First print sales of Home Sweet Home exceed a million
Over a million copies are reported to have been sold for more than 2000 guineas. Not a penny of this money went to the composer John Howard Payne.
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John Howard Payne
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Barbara Tomney
Maurice Phillips
Helen Meyers
Bugs” March
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Minton
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Ann Higgs
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