Demand Remains Very Good For Peaches At Shipping Points
Peaches remain in strong demand at Appalachian shipping points with light offerings limiting fill rates. Prices for Elberta varieties hold near three dollars per bushel for U S 1 grade 2 inch up, while bulk demand stays fairly good and spot picked Elbertas fetch around $1.50 to $1.60 per bushel.
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Appalachian
Federal State Market News Service
Winchester
U. S
Orchard Run Elbertas
Elbertas
Chest campaign to raise 48111 for 1957 welfare budgets
J Thomas notes campaign workers will strive to raise 48111 for 1957 budgets of the Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Negro Day Nursery Winchester Day Nursery Salvation Army USC Children's Home Society and Nor eae Child Guidance Clin. In addition eight p m Board of Directors meeting and four Chest sessions are set for tonight at the George Washington Hotel open to members and interested outsiders.
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Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Negro Day Nursery
Winchester Day Nursery
Salvation Army
USC
Children’s Home Society
Noreae Child Guidance Clin- Rag
Board of Directors
George Washington Hotel
Frederick County
Virginia debates plans on school integration and funding
Del Bob Whitehead proposes an advisory referendum to abolish the public free school system in Virginia to block segregation. Sen Fenwick and Del Fred Pollard present alternative local assignment and parental objection schemes. Attorney General Almond cautions on severability. Gov. Stanley defends a withholding approach amid possible hardship and final costs. About 25 000 of 21 million U S white collar workers suffer on the job injuries annually.
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Del
Robert Whitehead
Nelson
Virginia
Sen
Fenwick
Fred Pollard
Richmond
Mills E. Godwin
Suffolk
Atty
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Godwin
Almond
U. S
Wrong Peppers Pickle Co Sues Seed Firm for 121116
Safie Bros. Pickle Co sues a Detroit seed store for 121116 dollars claiming 180 pounds of wrong pepper seeds were sold. The crop yielded 16000 bushels of green peppers unfit for consumption and destroyed. Losses include payments to farmers profits and goodwill.
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Detroit
Safie Bros. Pickle Co
Reading City Records First 1956 Road Fatality
Read ing, Pennsylvania a city of 110 000 logged its first traffic fatality of 1956 when 52 year old Eva Leas was struck by a truck while crossing a downtown intersection. The city had earned praise from the National Safety Council for its low death rate earlier in the year.
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Reading
Pennsylvania
Eva Leas
National Safety Council
Cadwallader Rites Tomorrow Afternoon
Funeral service for Sewell K Cadwallader, who died Tuesday at Old Chapel, will be held tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at Enders Funeral Home in Berryville. Rev. J L B Williams will officiate. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery, Berryville. Pallbearers: W R Thompson, Philip H Grim, Garland C Brown, Cecil Cadwallader, Floyd Armel, Burwell Thompson. Family requests no flowers.
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Sewell K Cadwallader
Old Chapel
Enders
Berryville
J. L. B. Williams
Christ Church
Millwood
Green Hill Cemetery
W. R Thompson
Philip H. Grim
Garland C. Brown
Cecil Cadwallader
Floyd Armel
Burwell Thompson
Egyptians Name Two More Britons In Alleged Spy Net
Cairo authorities named two more Britons as members of an alleged spy ring in Egypt. Seven Britons including two embassy secretaries and several Egyptians were connected to the plot. Three Britons have been arrested and the two diplomats expelled. The British embassy denies involvement. The Press claimed James Swinburn led the group aiming to coup Nasser after Iran 1953.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
James Swinburn
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Tiny Magnet Used At UCLA to Study Stomach Disorders
UCLA psychologists use a swallowable magnet to track stomach activity. The device records movements electronically to understand ulcers and stress induced disorders, aiming to reveal links between mental state and digestion.
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Ucla
Los Angeles
British names linked to Egypt oil dispute settlement
Report states that a coup in Mosaddegh era Iran paved the way for settlement with Britain over nationalization of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. Col. Abdel Kader Hatem names two new accused as Mr. P Saint John and Mr. Cox, British intelligence officers who have left Egypt.
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Mosasdegh
Britain
anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Abdel Kader Hatem
P Saint John
Cox
Egypt
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