India Negotiates For Purchase of U S Farm Products
Agriculture Department officials said India is negotiating for about 400 million dollars worth of surplus U S farm commodities to be paid in rupees. If finalized, it would be the largest single foreign currency purchase for U S farm products. Brazil is negotiating for 70 to 80 million dollars of U S wheat.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
India
United States
U. S
Brazil
Gwynn Garnett
Government Considering Commodity Sale to India
The negotiations reportedly include wheat flour rice and cotton with India. The estimated sales price at current world prices runs about 300 million dollars, roughly 100 million below the U S government's acquisition cost under its price support program. Deliveries would occur over three years.
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India
U. S
School Registration Notice at Quarles Handley and Douglas
White grades 4 to 6 at Quarles School. White grades 4 to 12 at Handley General Office. Colored grades 1 to 12 at Douglas School. Registrants must show birth certificate, official school record, and vaccination proof. Transcripts from other schools must be mailed to Handley or Douglas before August 23. Not applicable to new first graders from spring registration.
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Winchester Public Schools
Quarles
Cork Street
Loudoun Street
Valley Avenue
Quarles School
Handley School
General Office
Douglas School
Handley Or Douglas High Schools
Handley Or Douglas High School
Largest U.S. railroads by employees listed
The six largest railways by assets and operating revenues are Pennsylvania with 113,213 employees, New York Central 81,552, Southern Pacific 79,143, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe 57,857, Union Pacific 49,159, and Baltimore and Ohio 48,710.
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Pennsylvania
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Invest in U S Savings Bonds for security and growth
The U S Series E Savings Bonds offer principal safety, average 3 percent interest compounds semiannually to maturity in 9 years 8 months. With extension, interest remains high for 10 more years, yielding $1.80 per $1.00 invested. Consider Payroll Savings or bank purchases.
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U. S
Gun Battle on Park Avenue Ends With Robber Shootout
Police killed one masked robber and captured two others after a Park Avenue restaurant holdup. Sergeant Howard Brunn and two patrolmen were wounded. cashier Murray Friedlander reported $200 taken. Suspects Joseph Benanti and Ralph Cuomo, both 22 and 20, were from Manhattan. Parking lot attendant Abraham Yudenfriend, a retired officer, tipped police.
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New York
Park Avenue
Park Ave
Robert Culwell
John Joseph di Palermo
Manhattan
Joseph Benanti
Ralph Cuomo
Abraham Yudenfriend
Brooklyn
Wounded Officer Kills Assailant In Burglary Shootout
Patrolman Allen Yauch, 32, blinded in one eye and partly paralyzed, shot and killed a youth, Donald Ferris, 20, during a burglary investigation in Lansing. Yauch fired with his left hand after his gun hand was crippled. Ferris died after emergency surgery. Two Bath youths and a third man were detained as investigators worked the case.
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Lansing, Mich
Allen Yauch
Donald Ferris
Lansing
Yauch
Bath
P. R. Beech
Gerald Graham
Beech
Graham
Richard Wood
Chester Sweeney
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported in Clarke County and City
Police log details several crashes on Routes 340 50 and 522 including a Dodge Plymouth Buick Oldsmobile damage estimates from 15 to 200 dollars. A 1956 Chevrolet convertible owned by John Losealzo skidded off Route 522 near Arlington. At Waterloo intersection two earlier crashes involved a 1954 Plymouth and a 1954 Buick with 500 and 150 dollars in damage. A later 1953 Ford station wagon and 1950 Chrysler club coupe caused about 400 and 500 dollars in damage. One city crash at Kent and Boscawen Streets included minor injuries to a passenger.
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John H. Losealzo
Arington
Waterloo
Clarke County
Donald Sheetz
George Vaughn Clark
Ardmore Pl
Fairfax
Anna Guidice
St. Philadelphia Blvd
Aberdeen
Sheetz
Sue Jane Louise Baldwin
Boyer
Louise Fether Campbell
Campbell
Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Officr
Holmes McFarland
Collision at Kent Street causes damage to two vehicles
Dr James Roberts York of Berryville drove a 1956 Chevrolet east on Boscawen Street and turned onto Kent Street on a green light. A 1952 Dodge truck owned by P W Plumley Lumber, driven by Romanus Vilean Putman of Manverntown, headed south on Kent Street. Braking to stop for a red light failed as the truck skidded on wet pavement and struck the Chevrolet. Damage was $250 to the Chevrolet and $75 to the Dodge.
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Winchester Police Department
James Roberts York
Berryville
Boscawen St
Kent
P. W. Plumley Lumber Company
Romanus Vilean Putman
Manvrertown
Kent St
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U.S
Zenith
Barry
W. Boscawen St
Fmam Ten Us
Optician
Michael Schoenberg
Gouverneur Hospital
Rose
Schoenberg
Enchanters
Tion
White
Virginia Avenue
John Kerr
Gerrard Sreet
John Kerr School
Gerrard Street
Gerrard
Royal Peepers
Britain
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
London
Southampton
Britannia
Western Isles
Murray Friedlander
Olice
Howard Brunn
Brunn
Jack Dempsey
West Virginia
R.N. A
Logan County
W. Va
Jack
Manassa Colp
Tennessee
Volunteer State
England
New Orleans
Voie
Fanning
Breyer
Breyers
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Maud
Cadillac
B& M
Chevrolet Sales CO
Loudoun St
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