Reserve Board Increases Discount Rate to 3 Percent
The Federal Reserve Board ordered a further half percent rise in the discount rate to 3 percent effective yesterday in Chicago Kansas City Philadelphia and Minneapolis. The move aims to curb credit expansion and inflation by limiting funds for lending and follows guidance from district bank directors. The Treasury announced a 1 5 billion 237 day bill issue to raise cash.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Chicago
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
St. Louis
Dallas
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Area Farmers Use More FHA Loans
Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Warren County farmers expanded use of Farmers Home Administration loans in the year ending June 30. County supervisor Carroll L Payne reports 16 loans totaling 122 82 00 were closed, with 866 924 00 repaid on standing loans. Most funds funded operating costs and improvements. real estate loans covered housing ownership and development, soil and water conservation.
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Prederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren County
Farmers Home Administration
Carroll L. Payne
Payne
Local Farmers Administration Committee
Son
East Jackson Street
Front Royal
Realty Transfers in Winchester Area Show Widely Traded Lots
A long list of property transfers across Winchester and nearby districts names Louise Harmer Sager Lelia Friend Turner and others Robert C Gochenour Robert Jr Young First Presbyterian Church Highland Presbyterian Church Jack T Randall John Henry Moling III Ruth Frye Thomas McIntire Kathleen Oates Larrick Robert V Larrick Blanche Weinberg Oscar H Duncan Katherine D Gano Chancy F Dorsey Frederick W Anderson George S Brady Carroll J Pierce C M Lockhart Arthur C McDonald Ora R Bailey Robert W Duvall Wilbur C Stivers Robert H Scroggings Lloyd E Helmick Cecil L Fletcher L C Riley Huber P McDonald Clifton R Price Loyd W Ambrose John V Godlove Earl D Collins Inez M Loy Charles L Emschler Oscar Jenkins Milton G Larrick Kirby Hepner Raymond C Gibbs Charlies Wymer Kenneth H Godlove Robert F Brown Joseph A Massie Jr Special Commissioner James R Wilkins Howard N Carper Burton Moorer James Allen Lemuel A Lee Kenneth H Godlove Roy R Messick Karl Kenneth Tangeman J Kenneth Robinson Lucy M Mack along Merriman's Lane in Shawnee District with transfers noted in Stonewall and Opequon districts.
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George S. Brady
Carroll J. Pierce
Nain
Virginia
C. M. Lockhart
Arthur C. McDonald
Senseng
Winchester
C. M. Lockhard
Red Bud
Ora R. Bailey
Robert W. Duvall
Stephenson Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Wilbur C. Stivers
Cedar Creek
Shawnee
Robert H. Scroggings
Lloyd E. Helmick
Stephens City
Opequon
Donald W. Luttrell
Cecil L. Fletcher
Btonewall
L. C. Riley
Huber P. McDonald
Clifton R. Price
Loyd W. Ambrose
John V. Godlove
Earl D. Collins
Poor House
Inez M. Loy
Charles L. Emschler
Stonewall Dist
John P. Good
Oscar Jenkins
Milton G. Larrick
Kirby L. Hepner, Jr
Stonewall
Funkhouser
Raymond C. Gibbs
Charlies Eldred Wymer
Kenneth H. Godlove
Robert F. Brown
Buffalo Lick Road
Shawnee Dist
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Richard W. Renner
Welltown Pike
Martinsburg Pike
James R. Wilkins
Howard N. Carper, Jr
Val Vista Heights
Burton Moorer
James M. Allen
Lemuel A. Lee
Roy R. Messick
Karl Kenneth Tangeman
J. Kenneth Robinson
Lucy M. Mack
Merriman's Lane
Royal couple to attend Maryland North Carolina game during U S visit
British Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will visit the United States October 16 to 21. They will travel from Ottawa to Virginia and Maryland, attend the Jamestown Festival, meet President Eisenhower, and watch the Maryland North Carolina football game at College Park on October 19.
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Washington
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
United States
College Park
Maryland
White House
James C. Hagerty
G. D'Arcy Edmondson
British Information Services
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Theodore R. McKeldin
Hagerty
England
Queen
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Air Force
Patrick Henry Airport
Wiley T. Buchanan Jr
State Department
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Williamsburg Inn
U. S
Washington National Airport
Eisenhower
Arlington National Cemetery
Capital
Patterned dress pattern for easy sewing request
A printed sewing pattern offering a half size dress with collar and sleek silhouette designed for a perfect fit. Includes fabric yardage guidance and printed directions, stating 50 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern for mailing. Anne Adams pattern department in New York address provided.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Crossword Clue Fragments From a Murky Page
A scrambled crossword puzzle snippet lists entries like Astern 14 and Mer facet 28 with scattered partial words such as Distress megne and Mulberry trees Ind. The readable bits hint at a damaged page section filled with miscellaneous clues and stray letters.
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Strickler & Wagner
H. C. Christianson
Realty
City OF
Louise Harmer Sager
Lelia Friend Turner
Cork St
Robert C. Gochenour
Robert Jr. Young
Orchard Ave
Pine St
First’ Presbyterian Church of
Highland Presbyterian Church of
Highland Ave
Peyton St
Jack T. Randall
John Henry Moling III
South Stewart St
Ruth R. Frye
Thomas McIntire
Berryville Ave
Kathleen Oates Larrick
Robert V. Larrick
Fairmont Ave
Blanche Weinberg
Oscar H. Duncan
Katherine D. Gano
S. Braddock St
Chancy F. Dorsey
Frederick W. Anderson
Shenandoah Ave
Frederick County
Figgie Banks
Jackson Twins
Roy Rogers
BY Dick Brooks
Chilif
Mineral City
Senor Roy
New York City
Rosita
Big Sister
Dark
Buddy
Etta Kett
U. S. Patent Office
By Bob Naylor
By Paul Robinson
Budwell
He's
Wingey
Muugs and
Skeeter
Patent Office
By Wally Bishop
Reggies New
Henry
By Carl Anderson
Blondie
Chic Young
By Mel Grap
U.S .Baves
International
Cope
Pugh
Perry Engineering CO. Inc
Investors Loan Corp
Loudoun K
James Hockman
Mer
Daily Crossword
Soren
Pree Brete
Perences
Megne
Spammer
Cebine
Neer
Enfila
Peruk
Beclouds
Mr. Crosby
Sind
Ind
Sowry
Afrian
Breek
Trouble
Sun
Cheracter
Aia Lal Ors
Yesterdey
Raewee
Perish Ferry
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