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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1951

Page

3

Market Quotation Highlights Slow Mixed Trading in New York

The New York market cooled after a brisk opening with a mix of gains and losses. Canadian Pacific held steady activity as 5,000 shares traded at start, while advances came from Studebaker U S Rubber Caterpillar Admiral International Nickel Southern Railway Stan oil Johns Manville. Declines included Bethlehem Steel Boeing General Electric Dow Chemical Chesapeake Ohio Sinclair and U S Gypsum.

New York Canadian Pacific Studebaker U. S. Rubber Caterpillar Admiral International Nickel Southern Railway Stana Oil Johns-Man Bethlehem Steel Boeing Aircraft Dow Chemical General Electric Chesapeake and Ohio Sinclair U. S. Gypsum

Agriculture Dept. Today’s Egg Market Q and A

Question on egg market reporting and patent office authority. The Office may request a model in certain application cases but does not always do so. officials indicate the patent office has broad rights but rarely exercises them.

J.C. A Patent Office

Market Summary for Produce and Livestock in Timore Area

US and Md markets report steady produce and poultry values with mixed results in cattle and hogs. Apples and related fruit show selective price ranges from 1.00 to 4.00 per unit with varying sizes and grades. potatoes and other goods follow similar steady patterns. Cattle and hogs in Timor trade open slowly, bulls and steers more active than cows, with prices clustered around mid 20s to mid 30s for stockers and 16 to 18 for various hogs, lambs steady to higher.

Livestock Market Report Prices by Category and Grade

Calves 300 head feed weights and steer prices ranged from 36.60 to 38.00 for high choice and prime, 31.00 to 35.25 for good to average choice. heifers 32.75 to 36.50 for choice and prime, 27.00 to 32.00 for commercial and good. Cows 24.50 to 27.50 for commercial, 18.00 to 24.00 canner to utility, bulls 26.50 utility to good. Lambs and yearlings sold with handyweight western wooled lambs at 31.75 or better on choice to prime, 31.50 or down on comparable grades. cull to choice grades steady 10.50 to 15.00.

Baltimore Delicious Staymans Yorks Northern Spys Jonathans USDA

Local Market Price Listings and Grain Quotes

Local market page shows corrected daily grocery and grain prices including flour, corn meal in multiple bag sizes, No. 2 Yellow and White corn per bushel, barley and egg mash costs, cracked corn and mixed feed per 100 lb bag, and butter and butterfat pricing.

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Chicago Grain Prices Open Higher on Board of Trade

Grains opened firm on the Chicago Board of Trade with mixed front month quotes. Wheat ranges from 2.54 to 2.69 with December and March futures noted. Corn and soybeans show modest gains and varied nearby prices.

Chicago Board of Trade Jly Jly Rye Ian Soybeans Jiy Lord

Plot to Kill U.S. Minister Reported

Saigon Vietminh assassination plot reported by Vietnamese police. A Vietminh member of the assassination committee warned Heath that captured Vietminh documents showed he was marked for assassination. French authorities tightened security around Heath and the American legation.

Saigon China Viet Namese Vietminh U. S Heath

Letters For Santa Flight Delayed By Weather

Alaska Airlines DC-4 grounded by engine trouble delaying a 2600 mile polar flight to Point Barrow Alaska for a Santa letters run. The trip carries 5000 letters gathered by Mrs Audree Vance of Fairbanks with Vance serving as stewardess.

Seattle Alaska Airlines North Pole Point Barrow Alaska Santa Nellie Audree Vance Fairbanks Vance Stan Garson Garson Civil Aeronautics Administration

Miss Kremer Dies After Long Illness

Miss Henrietta Kremer died yesterday at 2 15 PM at the home of Mrs Grace Baker on Fairmont Avenue. A Winchester native, she was daughter of the late John C Kremer and Henrietta Potts Kremer and had lived most of her life in town. She was a Grace Lutheran Church member and had been an invalid for years. The body rests at Jones Funeral Home with services to be conducted by Rev E Eise and interment in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Survived by one sister Mrs O H Cornwell. Pallbearers named: C Kremer J Richardson Kremer J Thomas Kremer Kenneth K Cornwell Ray A Garrabrandt Fred M Ritter.

Henrietta Miss Kremer O. H. Cornwell Seeeee C. Kremer J. Richardson Kremer J. Thomas Kremer Kenneth K. Cornwell Ray A. Garrabrandt Fred M. Ritter

Services Tomorrow For Walter Swartz

Funeral services for Walter Swartz were conducted tomorrow by Dr. W. A. Wright with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Roy Duvall, Ernest Smith, Charles McCann, Coleman Dunn, Louis H. Grimm, and Roy White. Surviving son Roy Swartz of New York and brother Oscar Swartz, who died six months ago, are noted.

W. A. Wright Mount Hebron Roy Duvall Ernest Smith Charles McCann Coleman Dunn Louis H. Grimm Roy White Roy Swartz New York Oscar Swartz

Fish Look Smart In Their Own Environment

Hans Haas, Vienna diver and zoologist, discusses how fish appear clever in their natural habitats. He recalls encounters in the Red Sea and describes species behavior, music experiments underwater, and amusing mating and courtship rituals observed during explorations and a Vienna film festival prize win.

New York Flynn Hans Haas Red Sea Mediterranean Caribbean Pacific Vienna Sam Goldwyn Haas Doubleday Caruso

Methodist minister dies after long illness at home

A Methodist minister died yesterday at his home following a lengthy illness. The obituary notes his years of service and community work, mourning the loss of a respected religious leader.

Why AE is stressed by nutritionists

Food eaten early in the day is digested and absorbed best during active hours when the body needs it. Breakfast and lunch are thus considered most useful for energy and nutrition.

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