Market Quotations Wall Street Opens With Slow Trading
New York stock market eases in early trading as leading issues slide fractions while steel shares drift. Newport News Shipbuilding gains after news it may build the first atom powered aircraft carrier. Chrysler Royal Dutch Gulf Oil decline. Navy and auto stocks show mixed moves with limited gains and losses.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Lukens Steel
Douglas
Boeing
Newport News Shipbuilding
Chrysler
Royal Dutch
Gulf Oil
Baltimore and Chicago USDA market roundup crops and livestock
Baltimore USDA reports fruit and vegetable prices including apples cantaloupes peaches and potatoes with bids by region and grade. Cattle hogs calves and sheep prices listed for Baltimore and Chicago markets with loads, weights, and quality notes.
Agricultural market update shows fair to good broiler demand
Agriculture Department notes broilers or fryers in fair to good demand with adequate supply. some processors work part time due to water shortage. Turkeys steady with good demand. Live poultry prices posted for farm at 1 am: broilers 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 cents per pound, heavy hens 15 to 16 cents, small turkey fryers 21 to 21 cents, hen turkeys 6 1/2 to 6 3/4 cents, RBH toms 21 cents. Egg markets list Winchester Harrisonburg and other markets with Grade A large 46 cents, Grade A medium 38, Grade B large 31.
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Wwinchester
Rene A Nee
Sears Chci Sac
Sears Chci Sac Vccntvn
Swan Eva
Harrisonburg
Prolonged Disarmament Talks Threaten U.N. Staff
London reports warn that extended five power disarmament talks could force U.N. staff to split duties between London and New York. If talks last three more weeks, clash with the U.N. General Assembly often held in September may occur. Officials note 80 technical staff serve under Dr Dragoslav Protitch and that assembly timing could shift work locations. No decision has been made.
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London
U.N
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
Hungary
Dragoslav Protitch
Security Council
New York
Assembly
United States
Russia
France
Britain
Canada
Chicago Grain futures open higher on CBOT except corn
Wheat and soybeans lead gains with gains in Sep contracts while corn edges lower. Oats rye and lard show mixed moves as trading starts on the Chicago Board of Trade with scattered percentage shifts across months.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
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Gainesboro Church Yard Party Aids Building Fund
The W S C S of Gainesboro Church plans a yard party and auction on September 7 on the church lawn to raise funds for the building. The nightly tent revival is drawing good attendance. Local families and visitors from Romney West Virginia and Detroit Michigan are noted among recent contacts and visits.
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Virgil Dehaven
Gainesboro
W.S.C.S
Avon Ruckman
Romney
W. Va
Nathaniel DeHaven
Jennie Owens
Clintwood
Inlaw
Roy Owens
Gloria Jean
Nancy Dougal
Falls Church
Noah DeHaven
Brenda Hall
Detroit
Mich
Walter Smith
Edith DeHaven
Delvin DeHaven
Raymond Hottle
Winchester
Bonnie DeHaven
Scranton
Beaver
Lucy Mauck
Effie Braithwaite
Vernon Lee
Miss Peal Braithwaite
J. W. MclIlwee
June Fearnow
Delphia DeHaven
Enzie Solomon
Cross Junction
Nat Smith
June Weeks
Mary Virginia de Haven
Middletown News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Local residents share visits across families with Brumbacks awaiting station near Washington. Scouts hike the Appalachian Trail with Waynesboro and Stephens City trips noted. 4 H camp participants attend Powell's Fort while church groups plan activities and fundraisers.
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Middletown
Elizabeth Larrick
Theodore Willey
Connie Keyes
C. E. Line
Myrtle Rhodes
G. W. Borden
Julian Everley
Boyce
Harrisonburg
Albin Cadwallader
Eldon Brumback
J. H. Brumback
Belle Grove
Brumbacks
England
Andrew Field
Washington
Bob Dever
Peyton Borden
Douglas Martin
Waynesboro
R. V. Martin
Ed Ambrose
Stephens City
Front Royal
Retirement Blues in Lewistown as Janitor Retires
J Will iam Strine, 80, retires after 74 years at the same elementary school. He first enrolled as a first grader and jokes about age and effort, noting society’s tougher expectations.
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Lewistown
J. William Strine
Strine
SHOP in WINCHESTER The Valley's Busiest City
The notice touts Winchester as a bustling shopping hub with the slogan Where Bargains Abound, highlighting the city as a prime destination for deals and commerce.
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American Telephone
General Motors
Baltimore
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MD & del
U.S
del Cobblers
Oklahoma
USDA
N. Y
Primatene
Whitebal Pharmacal Company
North Loudoun
Newberry
Mohawk
Tae
Star
Rockingham
Augusta
Iflowers
Smalts, Florist
Linda McCauley
Byrd Knott
Betty Hammack
Barbara Sperry
Bonnie B. Hammack
Mary Lou Owings
Sue Owings
Carol Owings
Allen Willey
Powell’s Fort
Arleigh Jackson
New Bern
N. C
Herschel Borden
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jimmie Walters
Langley Field
Harold Walters
Russell McCauley
G. G Keith
Lacy Link O’ Staunton
Curtis Andrews
Jerry Coville Richmond
Kathryn Watson
R Hottel
Florence Wilkeson
Oded
Imperial
Your Northern Virginia Power CO
Berryville — Strasburg
Firestone
Wow
Miracle Ear
Miracle-Ear
Brondstater's
Miracle- Ear
Brondstater
Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
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