4 H Calves Place Second In State Show
Frederick county 4-H calves placed well at the Atlantic Fat Stock Show in Richmond Virginia April 25 26 led by Sidney Rogers Hereford calf first from the county and second in its class graded choice sold for 35 cents per pound Roxanne Rogers Wayne Miller and Lucille Car were among other high placing calves Angus Hereford entries earned multiple top finishes All Frederick calves combined earned 180 in prize money plus 26 in county prizes with calves graded choice or good across the county.
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Frederick County
Richmond Union Stock Yards
Sidney Rogers
E. Clay Rogers
Sidney
Roxanne Rogers
Frederick To
Hereford
Wayne Miller
Angus
County
Neves Angus
Lucille
Lynn Wolfe
Lynn
Garland Cather
Anne
Frederick
7S. A. Livesay
University of West Virginia
Miller
Lucille Car
Rites Tomorrow for Mrs Glenn
Funeral services for 79 year old Mrs. Sarah Anne Glenn will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Luther McFarland officiating. Burial follows at Lamps Methodist Church cemetery near Mount Williams. Mrs Glenn died Saturday at 10 30 AM at her home 528 Highland Avenue after six months illness due to heart failure. She was born in Chambersville to John Glenn and Emily White Glenn. Survived by son Charles Lee Glenn of Winchester and nephew Jamey Glenn of Nain. Pallbearers include William Reeler William Shatholz Gordon Orndorff Geore McFarland James Wilson and Marsha Elliott.
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Sarah Anne Glenn
Jones Funeral Home
Luther McFarland
Lamps Methodist Church
Mount Williams
Glenn
Highland Avenue
John Glenn
Emily White Glenn
Chambersville
Charles Lee Glenn
Winchester
Jamey Glenn
Nain
William Reeler
William Shatholz
Gordon Orndorff
Geore McFarland
James Wilson
Marsha. Elliott
Pittsburgh native Mrs. Wilhelmina Bunting dies at 64
Funeral services for Mrs. Wilhelmina Bunting of Pittsburgh were held today at 10 A M from Jones Funeral Home. She died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at her daughter’s home. Survived by son Charles T. Buning Jr and daughters Mrs. T G Baxter and Miss Roose Marie Bunting, plus sisters and other relatives. The body was sent to Pittsburgh after services.
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Wilhelmina Bunting
Pittsburgh
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Robert T. Reed
West Clifford St
Charles H. Bunting
William Eberhardt
France
Wilhelmina C. King Eberhardt
Reed
Charles T. Buning, Jr
T. G. Bixter
Roosemarie Bunting
B. F. Murphy
Louis M. Cole
San Francisco
Charles Clarke
Elmira
Franklin
Blanche Rose Bradshaw
Walters
Baford Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Lloyd, Jr
State News Brevities
A compilation of brief Virginia items: Mrs. Arthur Beale wounded. Arthur Story linked to shooting and suicide. Mrs. S L Lewis dies from an auto crash injuries. Rev Dennis Whittle named assistant superintendent at Blue Ridge Industrial School. Governor Tuck proclaims Family Week May 5 12. Virginia guards leaders to attend National Guard Association meeting in Washington. Mrs Blanche Rose Bradshaw dies of heart attack after monoxide gas incident near Walters.
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Luray
Dennis Whittle
Blue Ridge
Charlottesville
Christ’s Episcopal Church
Mr. Whittle
England
Richmond
Tuck
Virginia
Gardner Waller
Col
Sheppard Crump
National Guard Association
Washington
Virginians In The Major Leagues
Virginia players posted mixed results in a doubleheader and twin bill. Glen McQuillen (Strasburg) contributed two runs and two RBIs for the Browns in an 11 8 win over the White Sox, pinch hit in the second game as the Browns lost 4-3. George McQuinn (Arlington) went 0 for 7 as the Athletics split with the Red Sox, 2-1 and 5-1. Willard Marshall (Richmond) went 0 for 4 in the first game as the Giants swept the Dodgers 7-3 and 10-4. Al Gettel (Norfolk) lost his first start of the year for the Yankees, 3-1, after two prior wins, allowing eight hits.
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Glen McQuillen
Strasburg
St. Louis
Browns
Twin Hill
White Sox
George McQuinn
Arlington
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
Willard Marshall
Richmond
New York
Giants
Dodgers
al Gettel
Norfolk
Gettel
Senators
Mountain King continues at the Caverns with veterans as guests
Subterranean pageant fuses past and present as 1st Lt. E. M. Brown Jr. of Endless Caverns and Byno Rhodes of New Market, both former soldiers, attend the Mountain King event. They recall childhood years at the Caverns while a buffet honors Miss Anderson and her party at Major Brown's home. Thomas M. Woodward, ex vice-chairman of the U S Maritime Commission, visits from Washington.
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E. M. Brown, Jr
Endless Caverns
91 Infantry
Italy
Byno Rhodes
New Market
4Th Armored
France
Germany
Caverns
Major
E. M. Brown
Washington
Thomas M. Woodward
United States Maritime Commission
Stephens City Independents Edge Orange 8 7 in 11 innings
In an 11 inning opener the Stephens City Independents defeated the Orange Ramblers 8 to 7. Harold Fawcett pitched a full game for Stephens City allowing six hits and one walk. The winning run scored in the eleventh after a mishandled throw to second base.
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Orange
Stephens City Independents
Ramblers
Spurs
Stephens City
Pence
Harold Fawcette
Brockman
Baker
Singhass
Ford
Brumback
Lee Fawcett
Gregory
Fawcett
Texas
Richard
Lynn Comer
Washington
Fawcett and Rinker
Grove
Baker and Carpenter
Jury Finds Man Guilty of Driving Under Influence
In Winchester Corporation Court this morning Judge Burr P. Harrison presiding Ray Rudolph was found guilty of operating an automobile while under the influence of intoxicants He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and received a 30 day suspended sentence on an earlier fine record from Justice John W Rice The jury foreman H H Bowers signed the verdict
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Winchester Corporation Court
Burr P. Harrison
Ray Rudolph
Rudolph
John W. Rice
H. H. Bowers
Winchester Police Court Drunk and Disorderly Cases
The Winchester Police Court heard several cases. Linwood Oates of Kern Street city California was fined ten dollars and costs for speeding. One defendant received ten days for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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Winchester Police Court
Ure
Linwood Oates
Kern St
Wood
Calif
Market Quotations on the New York Exchange
The third longest bull market enters its fifth year as stock buyers show strength while many leaders falter. Early trading slack and uneven losses reflect coal strike fears and price controls outlook. Isolated gains include MK T and National Distillers. ribs fallbacks list U S Rubber and General Electric among others. Bonds narrow. cotton futures soften. curb support highlights Brown Forman Distillers and Pepperell among names.
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New York
Washington
MKT Preferred
Distillers Corp
National Distillers
Baldwin Locomotive
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Standard Oil (Nj
Texas Co
Kennecott
Consolidated Edison
Union Carbide
J. C. Penny
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Deere
Montgomery Ward
Western Union
North American
N. Y. Central
Great Northern
Anaconda
Westinghouse
General Electric
Philip Morris
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Brown-Forman Distillers
Babcock and Wilcox
Sterchi Bros
Nothrop Aircraft
Pepperell and
Raytheon
Chicago Grain Quotations April 29 Opening Prices
Grains opened with slight weakness as May rye declined on reports of a potential government ceiling. Prices listed for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, and Barley across May July September December contracts.
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Chicago
Use Elephant Skin To Meet Oversize Pocketbook Trend
ATLANTIC CITY N J April 29 The International Ladies Handbag Luggage Belt and Novelty Workers Union opened its annual convention with Aaron Troger noting that modern ladies carry cigarets and makeup in oversized pocketbooks and manufacturers are using elephant skin to meet the trend.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Milady
International
Emperor’s 45th Birthday Attended by Few in Tokyo
In Tokyo on April 29 the emperor turned 45 with only a few hundred spectators at Nijubashi Bridge, far fewer than past welcomes. Most attendees were American G I s as Japan's ruler marked another birthday.
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Tokyo
Nijubashi Bridge
Japan
G. I
Answers to the Daily Quiz from 74
A list of quiz answers: 1 Chicago 2 False 3 Thomas Alva Edison 4 Yes 5 True 6 Baton Rouge 7 Sevastopol 8 New York State 9 25 000 miles 10 No it is the first day of the week
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Chicago
Zebu
Thomas Alva Edison
True
Baton Rouge
Sevastopol
New York State
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Markets Report
Baltimore on April 29 shows steady to firm prices across apples potatoes and poultry with dull markets for Old and New potatoes. beef and veal slaughter outlooks mixed with quota limits. hogs steady and spring lambs active, bids 18.00-19.00 for light spring lambs and beef cattle steady to 17.00 for top fed steers.
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Baltimore
MD. Pa
Va. W. Va
Bu. Bas
U. S
Maine
Idaho
Newmarket Dull
Fla
Texas
Bliss U. S
Sebagos U
U. S. Commerce
N. C. Bu
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Chicago Monday
Chicago market rundown shows notably low receipts for Monday with 6,000 salable hogs and 12,000 cattle. Prices steady to mixed: hogs at 14.85 ceiling for barrows and gilts, sows 14.00. cattle mostly steady to weak with top steers around 17.75. Sheep listings at 16,500 total with no wool lamb sales and bids near steady for good to choice grades.
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Baltimore
Chicago
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John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock
Handley Playground
Winchester Junk CO
Fairfax Lane
Leon Darwin Winchester
The
Associated Press
Arthur Beale
Baford Hospital
T. B. Bell
Southhampton
Arthur Story
Story
Beale
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Roanoke
S. L. Lewis
Madison Heights
Amherst County
Virginians
National Ene
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Troit
Cleveland
York Inn
Mac and His
York Tan
Kibler
His
York
Stock Market Report
Gore, Va
J. W. Herrell
Chicago Livestock
Erate
Kimsul
Balsam Wool
Glaize & Brother
Brumback’s Farm & Orch. Supply
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Cammer Tire CO
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
Esso
T. G. Adams
S. Loudoun and
Gerrard Sts
Philco Radio
Anderson
Philco
CBS
Nelson Eddy
Northern Virginia Power Co
Molden Electric CO
Loudoun St. Winchester
Tire Service
Buncutter’s Tire Company
Braddock St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
C.O.D
K&k Sales Company
Pittsburgh Life
Dept
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