Government Drops Aluminum From Critical List
The government removed copper and aluminum from its critical list and projected improved metal supply next year. The Defense Production Administration forecast better steel, copper, and aluminum availability in early 1953, with copper possibly by April or sooner. A two year ban on certain recreational facilities will be lifted next April, per NPA.
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Washington
Defense Production Administration
NPA
DPA
Fowler
Market Quotations N Y Stocks Show Mixed Early
Market quotations in New York showed signs of trying to rise but remained tightly mixed with fractional changes. Roan, ante, and other issues traded in small blocks with several large names higher while others slipped.
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Southern Railway
Goodrich
Boening
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market Report Winchester Va
Receipts of steers heavy with strong demand for stocker and feeder steers. Prices listed include calves at 36.40 to 25.00 down, heavy calves 29.00 to 33.00, good butcher lambs 30.00, medium lambs 27.70, plain lambs 58.00 to 60.90, stock boars 15 down.
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Prices Report
Baltimore market notes show mixed prices across livestock and produce. Apples lean toward 2.60 to 3.00 for 2 1 2 inch sizes with higher bids on some lots, while hogs and cattle stretch varied ranges in USDA counts and salable lots. Potatoes drift steady with unwashed size A and B listings, and turkeys fetch 38 to 43 cents for young birds.
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Baltimore
Beltsville Fryers
Beltsville
USDA
Chicago Grains Report With Mixed Futures Moves
Grain prices show mixed shifts across contracts with December ranges around 2.90 1 4 to 3 8 and March at 2.421 2. May futures edge up to 1.73 44 while September holds near 1.78 3 4 to 7 8. December and March quotes drift in late trading as buyers weigh supply and demand signals.
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Aero
Man
Local Men Active In A M Program
Ted Keller of 623 National Ave a senior and co captain of the football team will serve as a campus YMCA leader. He is active in the Varsity Club and the Kappa Alpha Order. Crim also a member of the football squad.
Local Market Prices for Grains and Butterfat
Local market listing shows prices for flour at retail, corn meal in 5 lb and 10 lb bags, bran, cracked corn in 100 lb bags, and butterfat. Wholesale prices are provided for comparison.
Winchesters Prices in No. 1 Fowl and Nursing Roles
Agriculture Dept notices price levels for No 1 fowl and breed hens in the Winchester area amid scattered text. The fragment mentions general single women or divorced women without children preferred for stewardess positions and registered nurses preferred, with one to two years of college education required for those without nurses training.
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Winchester
Fragmentary financial figures in archival note
A scrambled OCR snippet lists dates and monetary values such as Sep 1, Dec 1.90, May 2.01, and other figures like 153-4 and 3.07 to 06, with items labeled Lard and beds on varied dates. The text references multiple months and cents figures without clear context or complete sentences.
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SIS Mae
New Feature Adds Ten Local Product Articles in Star
A new shoppers column debuts in Star today with ten separate articles on various products. Each promotes a local merchant and includes illustrations and 70 to 80 buy words. The idea won approval from business men for its novel appeal and potential benefits.
Mrs. Duckwall Heads Local Bible Group
Mrs Duckwall is elected president of the local Bible group at the church. She leads meetings and coordinates volunteer activities for parish families and community outreach programs.
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Mrs. Duckwall
Question about the meaning of an EA How Ser RT
The prompt presents a garbled query asking what an EA How Ser RT means. It lacks clear context, entities, or a concrete event to summarize into a proper news item.
Former Local Man Decorated in Korea
Sgt. George D. Gray Jr son of Mr and Mrs Gray of Kernstown was awarded the Commendation Bib in ceremonies in Japan. A veteran of eight years in the Army he just returned from a second Korea tour and served as a Japanese English interpreter with the signal command in the 24th Division. His wife is the Republican nominee for secretary of state in New Mexico. They are both former residents of this city.
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George D
Don) Gray
Gray
Kernstown
Albuquerque
N. M
Japan
24Th
Korea
Signal Command
New México
City
Hypermnestra and the Danaids
Hypermnestra, the fiftieth daughter of Danaus, spared her husband Lynceus while the other Danaids murdered their spouses on their wedding night. Her sisters faced eternal punishment in Hades, drawing water with sieves from a deep well.
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Danaus
Argos
Danaides
Aegyptus
Hypermnestra
Lynceus
Hades
Spiritual Emphasis Series Ends Tonight
Lester Lamb and Sarah Shiley led the devotionals at the third Youth Emphasis Week program held at Christ Episcopal Church. Tonight the service moves to First Baptist Church at 6 o clock with Tohm Cattron continuing the theme Beneath the Cross and exploring The Secret of the Cross.
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Lester Lamb
Sarah Shiley
Christ Episcopal Church
E. T. Clark, Jr
N Tohm Cattron
First Baptist Church
Who claimed to have lived seven lives he led RT
The prompt asks about a claim by someone who asserted seven lives under their leadership, referencing RT. The fragment suggests a historical or literary figure tied to a sensational claim of multiple lives. Further context from RT is needed to specify the person and event.
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