Market Quotations New York Stocks in Uneven Trading
The New York market moved slowly in an irregular pattern with American Cyanamid off about 2 to 3 points and Union Oil of California up 1 to 2 points after a new well report. U S Steel opened at 38 1 2, with other issues like Standard Oil NJ and Eastern Air Lines down and Santa Fe and Paramount Pictures among leaders higher.
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New York
Union Oil
Californa
U. S. Steel
Standard Oil NJ
Eastern Air Lines
American Smelting
du Pont
Youngstown Sheet & Tube International Paper
Gooddvea
National Distillery
Local Market Prices for Flour Corn Meal and Feeds
Local market list corrected daily shows prices for flour and corn meal in various bag sizes, grain FOB mill prices for wheat and yellow corn, eggs mash and broiler mash, mixed feed bags, cracked corn, and butter products. Prices include 5 lb, 10 lb, 25 lb corn meal and 100 lb feed bags with cents per unit and per bushel values.
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Wade
Livestock Market Report April 21 1952 Prices Steady
Consignments moderate and market about steady across classes. Cattle ranges with good to medium grades 30.00-31.00 for butcher stock, dairy cows up to 225.00, stock cows to 262.50, bulls 25.25-28.90, hogs 16.60-17.50, lambs up to 36.50, butcher sheep around 16.50, stock ewes 41.50.
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Baltimore (P
Golden Delicious
Romes
Staymans
Yorks
NJ Delicious
NJ Goldens
Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
Prices on Produce and Live Stock from Baltimore and Chicago Markets
Market data show apples and other produce steady with varying grades and sizes. Livestock in Baltimore and Chicago includes cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with quoted ranges for steers, heifers, cows, hogs, and lambs, plus receipts and quality notes.
Charles Town to elect mayor and four councilmen
Charles Town voters will head to the polls on Thursday May 22 to choose a new mayor and four city councilmen amid local campaign activity.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Peron Proposes Rumor Mongers to Build Roads in Patagonia
President Juan D. Peron announced at the Labor Ministry that rumor mongers in Argentina would be rounded up in groups of 200 and sent to Patagonia to perform useful labor. He accused foreigners of funding an effort to create revolt aimed at his downfall, and noted federal police had arrested several for spreading rumors.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Patagonia
Labor Ministry
Peron
Mixed grain prices at opening of Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain prices opened mixed with slow dealings. Wheat May at 2.44 1 4 1 8. July 2.34 5 8. corn May 1.78 3 4. July 1.81 3 8. soybeans May 2.84 1 4. July 2.81 1 2. lard May 10.85 82. July 11.15.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Daily Egg and Live Poultry Prices in Winchester Area
The Agriculture Dept reports today prices for eggs and live poultry in Winchester area. U.S. Grade A Extra Large eggs at 37 cents, Grade A Large 35, Medium 31, Grade B Large 31. Various fowl and chicks priced for No 1 fowl at grower farms, Leghorn and White Broilers, Rocks and Cross Broilers, Heavy Breeds, Toms and Young Guineas listed with cents per pound or each.
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Winchester
Beltsville White
Elles Cs
Petersburg man acquitted in grand larceny case
Roy R. Daniels of Petersburg was acquitted after a trial before Judge J. J. Temple in Prince George Circuit Court. The charge involved the disappearance of a $1,244 payroll from the New System Laundry, with the court ruling the evidence insufficient to prove the offense.
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Petersburg
Roy R. Daniels
J. J. Temple
Prince George
New System
Gosnell Heads Berryville Retail Merchants Group
Ernest Gosnell was elected president of the Retail Merchants Association in Berryville at the annual meeting. Officers named include M. J. Casey as vice president and Richard Chapman as secretary treasurer. The group voted a half holiday for May 2 for the Apple Blossom Festival and summer Wednesday closings after noon through June to August.
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Ernest Gosnell
Retail Merchants Association
Berryville
M. J. Casey
Richard Qohapman
R Beverley
Preston V. Kercheval
Coronation Date Proposed for Queen Elizabeth II
The Daily Express reports the British Cabinet advised June 2, 1953 as a suitable coronation day for Queen Elizabeth II. The announcement notes public ceremonies and the plan to mark the historic event across the United Kingdom.
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London
The
Daily Express
Forsythia Blooms on Korean Front Amid Rail Attacks
Nine Reds were killed in the biggest fight reported today on the Korean battlefronts. Warm sunny weather brought blossoms along the quiet front as forsythia and chingdallay competed in color. Air Force Navy and Marine planes attacked rail lines, reporting 299 cuts. Far East Air Force flew 1,045 sorties, destroying 196 rail targets described as terrific.
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Seoul
Korea
Navy
Far East Air Force
Clarke PTA Meeting Targets Playground Funds Monday
Clarke County High School auditorium hosts a Clarke PTA and Berryville Elementary PTA gathering Monday at 8 p.m. Fund chair Garland Canter aims to raise at least 500 dollars for playground equipment. Berryville pupils display industrial arts and home economics work. Clarke County and Virginia history research showcased. Glee Club performs under Nanalee Miller at 8 p.m. with exhibits open from 7.
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Clarke County
Parent-Teacher Association
Berryville
PTA
Garland Canter
Berryville School
Virginia
Glee Club
Nanalee Miller
Cocoanut Grove Fire Toll and Date
In Boston on November 28, 1942 the Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire killed four hundred ninety three people. The crowd panic at the lounge caused a deadly stampede toward the narrow revolving doors.
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Cocoanut Grove
Boston
5000 WE Workers In North Carolina Ordered to Strike
Five thousand Western Electric workers in North Carolina were ordered to stop work at 6:30 a.m. tomorrow after CIO Communications Workers of America issued the strike call as talks stalled in Winston-Salem. Meanwhile mediators planned a noon session in New York to pursue settlement of the 18 day old 21 state strike affecting sales, distribution and warehouse workers.
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North Carolina
New York
Western Electric
CIO Communications Workers of America
Winston-Salem
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
San Francisco
Rockefeller donations exceed 800 million for world well being
More than 800 million dollars has been given by John D. Rockefeller's New York agencies for the well being of mankind worldwide, cited as the largest single philanthropic sum by one person.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Services Tomorrow For Mrs Jenkins
Funeral services for Mrs. Debe bie Francis Jenkins 83 of this city who died at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held Friday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home by Rev B W Coe. Pallbearers G D Gray Kirby Drummond Ritter Jenkins Arthur Armel Ollie Snyder Manuel Bean. Burial will be in Macedonia Cemetery.
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Debebie Francis Jenkins
Winchester Memoral
Jones Funeral Home
B. W. Coe
G. D. Gray
Kirby Drummond
Ritter Jenkins
Arthur Armel
Ollie Snyder
Manuel Bean
Macedonia Cemetery
Imperial Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream Treat
Mary Manning promotes Imperial Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream as a family favorite with a smooth velvety texture. The ad highlights serving ideas with cake or cookies, a marshmallow topping option, and a half gallon square container for easy use and storage.
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Imperial
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