Virginia to Ship Blank Paper Voter Registration Guide
Registrars statewide will receive a guide for registering new voters under the blank paper registration act. Attorney General Harrison says blank sheets may be used with printed forms or questionnaires supplementing the basic application. The law takes effect June 27 and outlines steps including providing applicants with constitutional and code excerpts and requiring the applicant to write key personal details in their own handwriting.
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Richmond
Virginia
Levin Nock Davis
State Board of Elections
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Davis
Daily Crossword Clues and Puzzle Grid
Crossword clues list with across and down entries includes definitions and wordplay. Contains abbreviations and partial entries such as Seine tributary and Quaker Poet, plus a final line referencing yesterday's answer.
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Lure
Pat Punish
Election registration reform outlines new application standards
The bill details questions on birth, residence, occupation, voting history, and oath. Registrars may require sworn answers and use constitution and code guides. Original applications must be kept a year with related proofs. Officials say amendments improve uniformity and liberalize procedures while preserving applicant handwriting and required information.
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General Assembly
Harrison
Gov. Almond
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market Report April 25
Hog sales totaled 373 with top barrows and gilts at 21.25 to 21.75 for 180 to 240 lb. heavy butcher 245 at 21.40. Veal and sheep bids shown, with slaughter cattle and stocker prices listed. champion 4-H steer at 367.00 and reserve at 44.00.
Insurance to cover Sputnik damage in Britain
One of Britain's largest insurers announced new household policy coverage for damage from falling Sputniks and other aerial devices or articles dropped from aircraft. The change expands protection against accidental damage caused by space debris and related incidents.
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London
Britain
Clarke Team Wins Livestock Judging Contest
Clarke County 4 H judging team took first place at the District Livestock Judging Contest in Staunton with 1,145 points out of 1,350 and earned a berth to the State contest at V P I in June. Dan ny McIntire scored 386 points to place third high, Louis Foltz 384 for fourth, Donald Brill 375 for ninth, and John Gano contributed to the score with the team. Rappahannock County was second with 1,120 points, Madison third, Augusta fourth. eleven Northern Virginia teams competed.
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Clarke County
Staunton
V.P.I
Danny McIntire
Louis Foltz
Donald Brill
John Gano
Rappahannock County
Madison County
Augusta County
Northern Virginia
Local Markets Not Responsible for Typographical Errors
Local markets page notes that corrections are issued regularly while the Star disclaims responsibility for any typographical errors that may appear. The notice emphasizes standard editorial practices and commitment to accuracy.
Poultry and Eggs Market Report
Poultry and eggs prices and demand reported with fair to good demand for broilers and fryers and good demand for turkeys. Farm prices noted for various classes including heavy hens and turkey fryers with grade A and B egg market prices at Winchester and Harrisonburg, listing multiple grade levels and figures.
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Winchester
Harrisonburg
Ossee
Virginia Livestock Market Receipts and Prices April 29
Receipts were moderate with good demand at steady prices. Prices ranged across classes: choice butcher steers 22.50 to 26.00, good steers 20.00 to 23.00, choice heifers 24.00 to 26.00, good heifers 21.00 to 23.00, bulls 19.00 to 24.00, cows 15.00 to 22.00, stocker and feeder steers 22.00 to 29.00, calves 24.00 to 35.00, lambs 24.00 to 27.80, ewes 3.00 to 8.00, hogs 17.00 to 21.50, sows 17.00 to 20.00, shoats 28.00 per hundred, pigs 18.00 down.
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Choice & Prime
Choice & Prime Heavy
Choice & Prime lMgrit
Standard
Utility
Good & Choice
Prime
Choice
Aod
Baltimore
USDA
California
Shepherd College Sunday Fine Arts Program on Station WINC
The Shepherd College fine arts department presents a Sunday program on Station WINC at 5:45 p.m. Produced by George Wilson, the show features Dr. Vera Malton and Dr. William Alexander with Mrs. Mary Scanlon. Afterward the broadcasting class airs Life in the Dormitory with Harvey Mauzy and Alice Bicknell.
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Shepherd College
WINC
George Wilson
Vera Malton
Mary Scanlon
William Alexander
Harvey Mauzy
Alice Bicknell
Market Quotation Summary for Fruits and Potatoes
Market report from Baltimore notes apples dull with up states 2 1/2 to 3 1/4 inches and 3 inch stay good. Potatoes show mixed prices with Maine USIs 2 to 4 inches at 1.90 to 2.00 and Russet Bur banks 65 cents for 10 lb bags. New Jersey and Florida sacks quoted 3.75 to 4.00 for red varieties. Sweet potatoes steady with Maryland Golden types at 4.00 and Jersey types strong at 4.00, ordinary quality 2.00.
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Baltimore
Dull
Usis & Usis
Maine Usis
Maine
Golden & Oklahoma
NJ Jersey
Baltimore Livestock Market Report and NY Stock News
Baltimore cattle and hog prices listed with loads and weights across steers cows and calves. New York stock markets show oil steel shares higher with leaders GM US Steel and Gulf Oil advancing while bonds rise.
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New York
Eisenhower
General Motors
US. Steel
Wall Street
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Us, Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Goodyear
Goodrich
Boeing, Texas Co
American Airlines
U.S
Chicago hog market steady to lower over USDA report
Chicago live cattle and hogs listings show 10 000 hogs steady to 25 cents lower for butchers with 190-220 pound lots at 20.50 to 21.15 per cwt. Several 220 pound lots at 20.25 and 190-215 pounds at 21.15 to 21.40. A 25 head 230 pound group traded around 20.75 and higher, with some 240 pound lots at 30- above per cwt.
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Chicago
USDA
Repeaters Commit Most Serious Federal Crimes
The Federal Bureau of Prisons reports that in fiscal 1957 among federal prisoners with sentences over one year, 65.5 percent were repeat offenders, the highest figure recorded. More than two-thirds of repeaters had two or more prior terms.
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Federal Bureau of Prisons
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