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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1949
Page
9
The answer explains that under U S law a woman does not lose citizenship by marrying an alien or living abroad. She only loses if she actively becomes a citizen of another country. The text then lists bank liabilities and capital accounts in a separate financial line.
The piece presents etiquette tips by Roberta Lee on social conduct. It covers who should open doors for a woman, seating in cars, when to sign letters with a pen, and whether a woman should rise when introduced to another woman of her own age.
Prices paid for Federal State grade eggs in Winchester area show market activity. Live poultry prices list Rock Cross Broilers under 3 pounds at 0.25, Red Broilers 3 lb and under at 0.46, Leghorn broilers and turkey toms and hens shown with various grades and weights.
Daily corrected local market listing shows prices for flour corn meal and various feeds. Entries include corn meal white and yellow bags, grain fob mill wheat under 14 percent protein, egg mash in two fat contents, cracked corn, broiler and turkey feeds, and butter and butterfat notes. The Apple Blossom Festival is advertised April 27 to 29.
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Baltimore market reports dull poultry eggs cattle hogs and sheep with varied pricing across grades and weights. Chicago quotes show hogs and cattle selling under pressure with steady dealers and lighter demand, reflecting overall sluggish farm commodity trading.
New York on April 25 reports a calm session with mixed prices but more gains than losses among leaders. Texas Pacific Land Trust Vanadium Corp and Douglas Aircraft rose over a point at times, while Gulf Oil Union Carbide and Richfield Oil trended lower amid sparse trading.
Chicago April 25 grains opened mixed as oats show wide price moves while market digests Saturday's sharp drop. Price quotes include Wheat May 2.23 and July 1.95% Sa, Corn May 1.34-33% and July 1.33%4, Oats May 67-66% and July 62-61%, Rye May 1.27-264, Lard July 11.85 and October 11.97.
Market notes show salable numbers at 150 with lambs down 50 cents. Active demand persists as top woolskins reach 29.50 and show No 1 skins at 28.58. Ewes weaker, mostly 10 to 13.
BERLIN April 25. Russians rely on the dollar in negotiating trade agreements in Berlin as Western and Soviet zones operate with two currencies. While propaganda denounces dollar democracy, Russians transact in dollars for interzonal deals and even for dealings with Poland and other satellites. The West mark and East mark exchange at about five to one, challenging any parity claims.
Western powers plan to settle payments at parity for balances with Germany using an alternate currency. Russians have already adopted the dollar for foreign trade, so the dollar likely remains the basis. American military economists propose fixing exchange values for goods and balancing deliveries to avoid dollar settlements, especially with the Russians.
Local volunteers rally to beautify Winchester as the 22nd annual community cleanup gets underway. City leaders urge residents and organizations to donate time and supplies, with events planned at the courthouse lawn and downtown parks.
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