Five District AAU Champions Lose Fights on Legion Card
A sizable crowd at Livestock Change Arena watched 16 AAU fighters from Washington. Four district 9 champions fought, including Bunky Frazier who won a decision over Lester Allison. Scott Richardson defeated Herbie Stowe in a 165 pound bout, with technical knockdown counted. Joe Collins lost a disputed decision to Paul Nichols while Frank Tavenner edged Tommy Jones in a close bout. Ed Donano and Ed Campbell showed crowd displeasure with a TKOs in the second bout. Arthur Read earned a second round TKO to save Charles Givens, and Calvin Day with Joe Jennings scored TKOs over Larry Tyler and Dandy Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bunky Frazier
Merrick Boys Club
Lester Allison
National Guard
Frazier
Winchester
Herbie Stowe
Scott Richardson
Richardson
Stowe
Harry Volkeman
AAA
Stone
Collins
Joe Collins
Paul Nichols
Frank Tavenner
Tommy Jones
Ed Donano
Ed Campbell
Donano
Arthur Read
Charles Givens
Calvin Day
Joe Jennings
Larry Tyler
Dandy Stevens
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
W. L. Gordon discusses common English usage errors. Correct phrases include playing the piano and proper emphasis in difficult words. The piece lists misspellings and provides synonyms for alarm and related terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Market Quotation Report from Baltimore and Chicago
Market news and price ranges for apples poultry eggs butter and meat from Baltimore and Chicago locales. Includes cattle hogs and sheep quotes, with remarks on demand receipts and weights, plus a Q and A noting rats cause up to two billion dollars in annual damages to grain and food.
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Baltimore
Bu. Bas
Eastern
H.M.C. A. Hamilton M. Warren
National Committee For
Rac Control
Stock Market Edges Lower Amid Mixed Leaders
New York stocks edged into slightly lower territory with some leaders resisting. Boeing Lockheed Woolworth Goodyear Western Union American Smelting American Woolen Schenley Texas Co and Chesapeake and Ohio showed pockets of strength, while U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors Sears Southern Railway Northern Pacific Warner Bros Twentieth Century Fox Anaconda Kennecott North American Westinghouse Logomma Paper and Gulf lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boeing
Lockheed
Woolworth
Goodyear
Western Union
American Smelting
American Woolen
Schenley, Texas Co
Chesapeake and Ohio
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
Grains Open Higher on Chicago Board Prices
Chicago grains opened higher with May wheat at 2.45 1 2 and July 2.32 1 4 1 2. Corn May 2.21 1 4, July 2.10 1 4, soybeans May 3.74, oats May 1.13 1 2. Prices listed for other contracts and months.
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Chicago
Jly
Agricultural Market Rates and Poultry Prices Listed
The Agriculture Department Markets Division reports prices for Federal State graded eggs and poultry in Winchester. US Grade A eggs range from 0.40 to 0.44 per dozen, while poultry prices include heavy breed hens at 0.32 to 0.33 per pound and rocks at 0.31 for large boilers. Guineas and turkeys are noted with varied per pound values. a line on plant findings closes the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
U. S
F.O.B
Community Notes from Grimes Virginia Delta Region
Grimes Virginia notes report preaching Sunday evening at Galilee. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Charles Hensell indisposed at home. West River visitors Mrs C W Chapman and two children and Mr E F Ashley visit Woodbine with Frank Vondersmith. E B Nicholson and daughter Lelia relocate to Front Royal Road. Zero Packing in Winchester employs several local women. Wade Kerns works in Kansas City. Raymond Godlove and crew remodel the old Poplar Shade farm home, once William McCormac’s. McCormac Store began by William McCormac more than 75 years ago, now run by nephew Holly B McCormac Jr of Winchester. Harry Mason and Dickie Milburn drive to Washington for Easter. Laura Wellingham from Charles Town visits Mrs Jonah Good. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Milburn of Ohio visit J N Brooke Taylor and son Jimmie. Brooke Taylor and son Jimmie were visiting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Nicholson
Front Royal Road
Zero
Winchester
Wade Kerns
Kansas City
Raymond Godlove
Poplar Shade Farm
William McCormac
McCormac
Grimes
Holly B. McCormac Jr
Harry Mason
Dickie Milburn
Washington
Laura Wellingham
Charles Town
Jonah Good
Woodrow Milburn
Ohio
J. N. Good
Brooke Taylor
Jimmie
Easter Holiday Weather and Farm Activity Report
Mr and Mrs Earl Smallwood at Rest. Mr and Mrs William Bailey of Chambersburg and Mr George Shepard with family visited Mr and Mrs Issac Kerns at Orchard Glenn. Many attended the greenspring sale Friday. Easter holidays seen guests and a cold break, with locals busy plowing and painting.
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Earl Smallwood
William Bailey
Chambersburg
George Shepard
Issac Kerns
Orchard Glenn
Greenspring Friay
Common Spring Cleaning Tasks Versus Severe Weather
The report notes spring chores like white washing cleaning yards and tidying homes, followed by a Saturday storm bringing heavy wind rain and hail with little damage. It mentions a cold spell at week start and limited freeze damage. A trivia answer cites thunderstorms as the world’s most numerous storm with about 40 000 occurrences daily chiefly in the tropics.
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W C. BE. P. Brooks
Tropics
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Legion
Joe Bauers
The
Virginia Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Livestock Change Arena
GouTe
R. G. Hengeveld
Beauty and Protection
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Seiberling
Molden Electric Co., Inc
S. Loudoun St
Grove’s
J. W. Grove
Loudoun St
USDA
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
L & F Bargain Store
N. Cameron St
Bethesda
Maryland
Wisconsin Ave
North
Loudoun
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock St
Eale
Butler’s Electrical
Vis
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stromberg-Carlson
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
Leggett
Men’s Store
Deo Mame
Batter Vaan
Winchester’s Men's Wear Center
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