Classified Advertisements 50e For Sale and Rent Items
Classified notices list items and housing offers with prices and contact numbers. Includes silver cross pallets 1.25 each call MO 2 8974, car trailer $30 MO 2 7093, three bedroom house 60 per month MO 2 9488, German Shepherd A C registered MO 2 0842, female Beagle pup MO 2 8012, commercial building for rent near Pine Motor TF, modern apartment MO 2 5449, room for girls MO 2 1568, 3 room furnished at 207 South Braddock MO 2 491
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Porrent
Pine Motor
South Braddock
40 Hungarian Olympic Athletes Granted Admission Into the U.S.
Atty Gen Brownell authorized emergency admission into the United States for 40 Olympic athletes who did not return to Hungary after the 1956 Melbourne Games. The group includes 35 Hungarians, 4 Romanians, and a Czech, with notable members Laszlo Tabori and coach Mihaly Iglei among those set to enter as parolees pending possible permanent residence.
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Washington
Unitedgo States
Atty Gen. Brownell
United States
Australia
Melbourne
Vienna
Gyvorgy Marosan
Rad
Budapest
Laszlo Tabori
Mihaly Iglei
U. S
Brownell
State Department
Market Quotations on Wall Street Slight Gains from Steel and Aircraft
New York trading opened irregularly with a quiet session. Lukens Steel advanced about five points while Douglas and United Aircraft rose over one point and Boeing gained. U S Steel and Bethlehem posted small increases as Detroit Steel fell. Illinois Central and Southern Railway slipped fractions while Pennsylvania Railroad and Chesapeake and Ohio held firm.
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New York
Lukens Steel
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Boeing
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Detroit Steel
Illinois Central and Southern Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Grain futures rise slightly on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain markets opened with small gains across wheat corn oats rye and soybeans. Trading prices showed mixed futures for December March May and July contracts with slight advances and occasional declines.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Agriculture Dept Markets Weak on Broilers and Turkeys
Markets show weak demand for live poultry with broilers or fryers and light buying. Turkeys hold steady with farm prices listed for the 24 hours to noon, including numbers for broilers or fryers, small and heavy turkey types, and various egg grades.
Baltimore Market Reports for Apples Potatoes and Livestock
Apples and vegetables show light demand with mixed grades and prices across Maryland and nearby states. Live poultry and turkeys ease. cattle and hogs steady to higher in Baltimore and Chicago USDA listings, with typical wholesale ranges for various grades and weights.
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Baltimore
Buckt & Eastern
Usis
MD Delicious
Delcartons
Staymans
Fancy
W. Va
Local Market Feed and Grain Prices Listing
Daily local markets report lists prices for mixed feed 100 lb at 3.30, egg mash 20 percent at 4.40, flour retail price 5.30, corn meal 5 lb bag at 5.30, wheat prices 2.00 to 2.15, and yellow corn futures in the Augusta area among other grains with caveat about typographical errors. The notice shows various commodities including oat meal and barley with unit prices and regional mentions.
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Benestwr
Ae Ciooms
Rockingham
Two Chimney Fires Reported in Local Area
Two chimney fires occurred yesterday afternoon with no serious damage. The first, just before 2 p.m. at Donald and Mrs. Swartz on the Hugh Dailey place near Grimes, started from a clogged chimney and damaged a fireplace board cover and smoke stains. neighbor Ira Campbell extinguished much of the blaze before firefighters from Clearbrook, Shawnee, and Round Hill arrived. The second fire at 11:20 p.m. at 116 West Leicester Street, in the Alva Johnson home, caused no reported damage.
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Donald Swartz
Hugh Dailey Place
Grimes
Clearbrook
Shawnee
Round Hill
Ira Campbell
Alva Johnson and
Freighters Collide Near Iconic NYC Statue
Two Amer ican freighters the African Star and the Alcoa Pilgrim collided in the channel between Governors Island and the Statue of Liberty. The Star took water through a 20 foot hole and was beached near the statue. both ships avoided sinking and no injuries were reported among about 100 crew. Police noted slight bow damage on the Pilgrim and listed visibility as excellent. Captain Kenneth Borden of the Pilgrim said he halted the ship as collision loomed.
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New York
Governors Island
Alcoa
Farrell Lines, Inc
Pilgrim
Ellis Island
Alcoa Steamship Co
Pier 11
West New York
N.J
Weather Bureau
Kenneth Borden
The
Collision Signals Seen Near Star Vessel
A mariner reported that after signaling the Star, he felt an answering signal arrive too late and that the other vessel drifted down onto his own, creating a maritime incident with possible collision implications.
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