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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1945

Page

3

Baltimore Market Quotation Highlights August 21

Livestock and produce markets in Baltimore show firm apples with various grades and prices. Poultry and eggs remain firm with light receipts and pricing across roasters, fowls, and wholesale/consumer egg grades. Cattle calves hogs and sheep quotations are steady to active, with good beef cows selling around 13.50 and hogs near 15.30 ceiling for grain fed stock.

Baltimore Uce Bas MD. Pa W. Va Baltimore Livestock Baltimore U. S. Dept. of Agr

Do pearls form in clam shells often

Pearls of commercial value are generally not found in clams. Occasionally an inferior pearl will occur in a clam, but not the type of pearl found in the oyster. They resemble oyster pearls but are not suitable for jewelry.

Stock Market Mixed in Early Gains Then Slippage

New York stock market action showed a brisk start with scattered gains before midday, followed by a retreat and light demand. Leaders included Santa Fe Southern Railway Baltimore & Ohio Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Boeing and DuPont while stumblers covered U S Steel Youngstown Sheet Southern Railway Texas Co Chrysler American Can Johns Manville Kennecott Standard Oil New Jersey American Telephone Consolidated Edison and Western Union A. Bond trading was uneven with some improvements in Cotton while trains slipped. Strong performers included Raytheon Solar Aircraft and Brewster Aircraft with declines in Electric Bond & Share and Graham Paige preferred.

New York Santa Fe Southern Railway Baltimore & Ohio Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Boeing Duvnt U.S. Steel Youngstown Sheet Texas Co Chrysler American Can Johns Manville Kennecott Standard Oil American Telephone Consolidated Edison Western Union Raytheon Solar Aircraft Brewster Aero Electric Bond & Share Graham-Paige

Chicago Grain Quotations Opening Prices Report

Chicago grain prices opened steady as trade remained dull. Wheat figures show Sept 1.62 7 8, Dec 1.61 3 4, May 1.60 3 8 to 1 8. Corn Dec 1.13 1 8, May 1.10 3 4, July 1.09 5 8. Oats Sept 56 1 2, Dec 57 5 8 to 1 2, May 57 5 8 to 1 2, July 54 1 2 to 5 8. Rye Sept 1.35 3 4, Dec 1.31 1 8 to 1.31, May 1.27 1 8 to 1 2, July 1.21 5 8. Barley Sept 98 1 2.

Chicago

Browning To Speak At Rotary Meeting

Edward P. Browning assistant superintendent of Vergentchester Public Schools will address the Rotary Club at the regular Wednesday luncheon. His topic is Japan.

Browning Rotary Edward P. Browning Vrenchester

Local Market Prices and Feed Staples Report

Daily local market listings show prices for flour, corn meal, mixed feeds, middlings, dairy feed and egg mash, with per hundredweight or bag rates. Livestock quotes include steers, heifers, cows, calves, lambs, hogs and poultry, along with assorted grain and poultry starter prices where readable. regional market grades and totals noted.

Loc Croes Broiler Turkey Springers Aletheia Ea Tate Falstertite OU Eee O Mikeas Tori Dar Orewa Starten O.c.c Setneere Agb Rees

Davis outlines selective wage raises across the country

Officials described a new wage policy allowing employers to grant raises without government approval if they do not raise price ceilings or cost the government. Large across the board raises remain uncertain while key industry leaders may set wage trends. White collar raises go to the Treasury’s salary stabilization unit, which has handled few such cases.

Emac Aeee Davis U. S War Labor Board Treasury

DDT Dose Cautions Insecticide Uses

A Chicago report notes DDT kills insects but also harms birds fish and aquatic life. Dr. Clarence Cottam of the Interior Department warns careful use is essential. Tests at Patuxent Maryland show high exposure kills aquatic life and may affect birds and soil bacteria.

William Conway Chicago Clarence Cottam Division of Wild Life Research Interior Department Fish and Wild Life Service Patuxent Wild Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology

Scoutoree Plan Outlined by Shawnee District Leaders

At a Shawnee District executive meeting the Boy Scouts of America outlined a year end action plan. William Lawrence proposed a one day October Scout skill rally in Winchester featuring patrol competitions in knot tying fire building signaling and related skills. George Sanders chairs a fall training program with courses to be announced later.

Boy Scouts of America William Lawrence Winchester George Sanders B. F. Arthur

Seaman Boyd C. Householder Returns to Boston Base

Seaman First Class Boyd Red Householder has completed a 30 day leave with parents in Waverly Farm and returned to his Boston base. He trained at Great Lakes and has 20 months overseas in the Pacific, serving since New Caledonia with New Hebrides campaigns among others. His brother, Staff Sgt E Sloan Householder, serves with the 20th Infantry on Luzon. He is expected to be stationed in Boston.

Boyd C. Householder Boyd “Red” Householder Boston Mass Jesse T. Householder Waverly Farm Clearbrook Seaman Householder Great Lakes New Caledonia Army E. Sloan Householder 20Th Infantry Luzon Householder States

US troops arrive in Boston and New York locations

The article lists several soldiers arriving yesterday in Boston aboard General Black and in New York aboard the S S Barry. It notes Pfc Carlton Printz Jr on ten day furlough visiting his parents, with 29 months in the ETO and imminent discharge expected. He earned the Combat Infantryman Badge and multiple ribbons.

Boston General Black Bergie Rickard Winchester Delmar T. Keeler Middletown Charlies W. Smith Bluemont Beverly Fletcher New York USA Pfc Carlton Printz, Jr C. Printz ETO Printz Pearl Harbor Camp Gordon

District advancement committee meeting details

The Board of Review for the district would meet on September 6 with a Court of Honor to follow on September 14. H. C. Browne chaired the meeting, with Ben Belchie finance committee chair, Philip Hunter scout commissioner, and H. J. Wilkins scout executive present.

Board of Review H. C. Browne Ben Belchie Cha Philip Hunter H. J. Wilkins

Four Doolittle Fliers Released From Prison Camp

Four Doolittle fliers were released from a Peiping prison camp through a humanitarian team’s effort. Names withheld until relatives are notified. They are quartered at the Grand Hotel De Pekin in Chungking with medical care. one pilot is beri beri weakened and cannot travel. Japanese charges of murder had been leveled at the airmen.

Chungking Aus Office of Strategic Services Doolittle Tokyo Peiping Grand Hotel de Pekin Beri Beri

Reorganization Plan Urges Swift Action on Federal Overhaul

A speaker condemns the sprawling federal bureaucracy for duplicating work and delaying citizens in report compilation and regulation. He pledges to push the President's reform agenda when Congress reconvenes and supports expedited passage and a government reorganization plan by the joint economy committee.

Treasury Congress Joint Economy Committee

Better Gasoline Coming Soon

Richmond officials from five major oil companies predict a higher quality gasoline within 30 to 60 days after the Office of Price Administration lowers Eastern seaboard ceiling prices. Officials say octane content will rise 3 to 5 points above pre war premium and standard levels, with faster starts and better mileage despite storage and distribution delays.

Richmond Office of Price Administration Seaboard States

Five Day Work Week for Navy Civilians Planned

Navy civilian employees outside Washington will switch to a five day, 40 hour week by September 15. Agriculture spokesmen warn the situation remains critical for months, while War Manpower Commission to release weekly reports on war contract cutbacks across 166 labor markets. Maritime Commission holds 434 ship contracts after cancelling 135. some remaining orders may be halted, with advance construction ships to be completed.

Congress Navy Agriculture Department War Manpower Commission Maritime Commission

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